Cosmopolitans elect Saskatoon as 1933 convention host
Rapid City hosted the tenth annual Cosmopolitans of the United States and Canada convention closing in Rapid City. St. Paul chosen as 1933 host city while Spencer A. Early of Saskatoon was named president, elevating from first vice president. Other officers were elected unanimously including Al Forke Lincoln Nebr second vice president and Cap E. Miller Fargo North Dakota as third vice president. An attendance trophy went to the Saskatoon club with Norfolk Virginia a close second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
United States
Canada
St. Paul
Spencer A. Early
Saskatoon
Sask
Early
Michael M. Doyle
Washington
D. C
al Forke
Lincoln
Nebr
Mr. Early
Yorke
Gilbert Cl. Swinka
Norfolk
Cap E. Miller
Fargo
N. D
Charles Lethert
Minn
J. Lewis Garver
Springfield
George H. Taylor
Chicago
Vincent Galvin
Sioux Fats
5. D
Frank Brewer
Aurora
Amiles
Norfolk Va
Library Fete Pleases Crowd With Costumes And Dances
Children’s reading club pageant A Trip Around the World in Campbell Park delighted a crowd. Margaret Peterson directed with Edith Robinson assisting. music by Huron Municipal Band led by Mr. Christensen. The production featured Alice in Wonderland and Treasure Island scenes, lively geisha dances, and an Irish Scots minuet finale. Prizes for summer reading were awarded by A. Y. Lang, with books, stationery, and color-books given to winners across classes.
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Huron Public Library Reading Club
Campbell Park
Margaret Peterson
Edith Robinson
Huron Municipal Band
Christensen
Marilyn Whitman
Mary Ethelyn Habicht
Alfred
Donna Mae Storrs
Josepha
Spain
Alice
Patricia Burdicka
Eugene Wynn
White Rabbit
Marvin Fuller
Jill Burdick
Treasure Island
Jim Hawkins
Tom Sawyer
Library Board
A. Y. Lang
Lib Succeed
la von Hyde
Jackie Christopherson
Alice Hammerlindl
Jeanne Niermeyer
Marjorie Bastian
Betty Bjornson
Virginax Dumiey
Jeanne Richardson
Dorothy Volesky
Kathleen Wynn
Claes
Janet Thatcher
Beoks
Ils Mee Disney
Glen Robinson
Olga Berquist
Mary Levies Bischinger
Betty Engibreigh
Vivian Schneider
Susan Hyde
Delores
Railway Engineer Shakes Hands With King Of Bulgaria
Gus Phillips, a railroad engineer from Falls City Nebraska, returned from a three month trip to Bulgaria. He recounted meeting King Boris III, who sent a carriage for him. Phillips shook hands with the king despite instructions to bow and address him as Your Majesty. The king appeared unfazed, and they chatted about the American railway system before Phillips resumes work soon.
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Falls City
Neb
Gus Phillips
Bulgaria
Bore
Boris
Gus
Japan to Recognize Manchukuo as New State in Far East
Tokyo reports Baron Uchida states Japan will formally recognize Manchukuo soon to stabilize chaotic China and seek permanent peace in the Far East. He accuses other powers of misunderstanding Japan’s stance and condemns reliance on the league machinery, arguing force is used to safeguard interests when necessary.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Manchukuo
Yasyua Uchida
House of Peers
Sail
Manchuria
Far East
Uchida
Ching
League of Nations
Lita Chaplin Opposes Bar On Sons Entering Film
In Los Angeles Liz Grey Chaplin, former wife of Charles Chaplin, says she will fight a temporary restraining order barring their sons Charles Jr and Sidney from film work. She argues no parent should block a child from a career, especially one tied to the father. A hearing on the order is set for Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Aug
Liz Grey Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Java To Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Pioneers, their children and grandchildren will gather here next Sunday and Monday to celebrate the Days of 83 a memorial event marking the opening of this state section. A parade with pioneer floats drawn by horses and oxen is expected to draw many people, as residents prepare with facial hair displays for the occasion.
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Java
Moen
South Dakota Forms 2000 Man Volunteer Minute Men
A state led effort by Sheriff Bruce Barnes organized about 2000 volunteers in all 64 counties to aid in blocking roads during bank robberies and major crimes. The plan calls for county sheriffs to appoint at least five experienced men per town, with radios and rapid communication to cooperate with neighboring states if criminals flee across borders. The revival follows the Ipswich bank robbery and shooting, with Humboldt a prior incident. a farm house burned near Ipswich and other rural details noted.
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Ava
South Dakota
Bruce Barnes
Uuit
Barnes
North Dakota
Minute Men
Ipswich
M. Plin Beebe
Humbold
Mayor Walker Defense Presses Ahead in Roosevelt Hearing
Albany Aug 5 The Walker defense continued as hearings weighed whether Governor Roosevelt can oust him. Witnesses including Dr E Stiles Potter and Westall testified about alleged tee splitting among city doctors. Curtin pressed for testimony on motive, but Roosevelt ruled it inadmissible.
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Albany
James
J. Walker
Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wiliam H. Walker
E. Stiles Potter
New York Corporation Counsel
Corporation Counsel
Ethical Westall
John J. Curtin
Alfer W. Westall
Westchester County
Anvestige
Rosnevelt
Curtin
Walter Hyers
Hyaroe
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter
Seabury
Jacob Gould Schurman, Jr
Roosevelt
Het
Board considers fee splitting charges against five doctors
A state board of medical examiners reviewed accusations of fee splitting against five physicians including Dr William H Walker, brother of the mayor. A preliminary hearing found that fraud or deceit must be shown for action, and fee splitting alone is not prima facie evidence of fraud.
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Ance
State Board of Medinal Examiners
Wiliam H. ‘Walker
Patl Bignahard
City Affairs Committee
Jefferson Speed Trap Report Sparks Outcry
RAPID CITY August 25 A warning that a so called speed trap is run at Jefferson South Dakota was issued by the state office of the South Dakota Automobile Club N E Blood secretary manager said to the Associated Press today that G R Schwink Norfolk Va while en route to Rapid City for an International Cosmopolitan convention was picked up and ordered to pay three dollars with no hearing a receipt given He said the practice has happened to many others and denounced the town for raising funds and urged scrutiny by authorities
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Rapid City
Jefferson
S. D
South Dakota Automobile Club
N. E. Blood
Associated Press
G. R. Schwink
Norfolk
Justice of Peace
South
Dakota
York
Mr. Blood
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