Cy Kasper named state Legion commander at convention end
Rapid City bulletin reports Cy Kasper of Brookings football coach and athletic director at South Dakota State College elected state commander of the South Dakota American Legion for the coming year. He succeeds Carroll Lockhart. Christine Olson was elected Auxiliary president with Amy Anderson as retiring president. Delegates named to national convention include Congressman Royal C. Johnson and Kasper. Multiple district and auxiliary officers were elected across the state.
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Rapid City
T. C
Cy" Kasper
Brookings
South Dakota State College
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
Kasper
Legion
Carroll Lockhart
Watertown
Christine Olson
Sioux Falls
Amy Anderson
Aberdeen
Lenker
Lloyd Spencer
Carle E. Lenker
Colone
P. H. McCormick
Belvidere
Royal C. Johnson
Jack Irwin
A. C. Beck
Alcester
Hay Deklotz
Flandreau
Wright Tarbell
Thor Saudal
Webster
Roy Nord
Faulkton
Bol Ames
Mitchell
William Flamming
Tyedall
Jack Bowers
White River
L. F. Miller
Vivian
Tedth
M.R. Kesk
Onida
George Puder
Timber Lake
James Magee
Belle Fourche
Walter Travis
Bartley Archer
Groton
McKenzie
Vic Widstrand
Sioux Walls
John W. Headley
Eastelline
Ernest Howde
E. C. McKenzie
Huron
Charles Nazay
Salon
B. J. Skordahl
Detroit
Miss Olson
Anderson
Catherine Creamer
Dupree
Allie van Keuhren
Clara Halls
Garretson
Eva Sherburne
Madison
Florence Lee
Estelline
Augusta Ewing
Sisseton
Clara Schneller
Ida Whittetwore
Yankton
High School Registration Set for Next Week
High school registration will begin Tuesday and run through Saturday noon, announced by superintendent A. J. Lang. Students may arrange private conferences with the principal about courses or transfer of credits. Junior high registrations start Wednesday after Principal G. Bell returns from Topeka, Kansas.
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H. S
A. J. Lang
Tme
Lang
G. Bell
Topeka
Kans
Judge Rules for New York Publishers in Libel Case
Supreme Court Justice Alfred Frankenthaler ruled for Bernard H. Ridder Joseph B. Ridder and Victor Ridder finding Harry B. Haines publisher of the Paterson Evening News libeled them to drive them from Paterson’s publishing market. The Ridder brothers and their group own multiple newspapers including New York State Zeitung St Paul Dispatch Pioneer Press Paterson Press Guardian Adams 5 D American News and Grand Forks Herald. Washington report notes a White House dinner conference on the general business situation with President Hoover and three New York bankers plus Governor Eugene Meyer of the federal reserve board.
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N. Y
New York
Supreme Court
Alfred Frankenthaler
Bernard H. Ridder
Joseph B
Victor
Harry B. Haines
Paterson
N. J
Evening News
East
Middle West
New York States Zeitung
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Prem
Paterson Press Guardian
Aberdam 5. D. American News
Grand Forks
N. D
Washington
White House
Hoover
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Sub Scientists Sample Bottom of Arctic Sea
New York August 27 A radiogram from the submarine Nautilus to the New York American describes scientists sampling the Arctic Ocean bottom 5220 feet down. The core, 17 inches by one inch, shows brown surface turning pale blue, signaling long polar deposits. The test used a new deep sea bottom sampler designed and operated by Professor Sverdrup under Sir Hubert Wilkins.
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New York
New York American
Arctic Ocean
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Arctic Sea
Professor Sverdrup
Corn Ear Worms Menace Central U.S. Crops
Chicago dispatch reports widespread crop damage from ear worms, hog cholera concerns, drought, and grasshoppers across Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Montana and surrounding areas. Iowa corn losses heavy. hog supply threatened as hog cholera nears epidemic stage. Kansas drought relief varied. Minnesota wheat collapse to 60 percent. Montana major crops down at least 65 percent. Missouri forecasts a bumper corn crop despite overall stress.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Charles D. Reed
Weather Bureau
U. S
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
Missouri
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs Tyson Beaten In Quarter Finals In Golf Championship
Mrs QO Hill of Kansas City defeated her rival Mrs Geo W Tyson one up in the women's western golf championship quarterfinals. Hill birdied the 18th to win after all square final stages. Virginia Van Wie and Leon Pressler advanced, with Beebe and Arends winning their matches to reach the semifinals.
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Highlany Rans
QO. S. Hill
Kansas City
Geo. W. Tyson
Hill All Square
Two Killed in Auto Crash Near Murdo
Two people die and a third injured when their car overturns on U S highway 16 west of Murdo South Dakota. Victims are Mrs H C Wade and Winthrop Wade both about 45 of Los Angeles California. Irma Wade 19 suffers a broken collar bone. H C Wade of New York City, husband of Mrs Wade, travels to the scene. The party was bound for New York. Los Angeles address of Mrs Wade is 3704 W 4th St.
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Murdo
U. S. Highway 16
Here
H.C. Wade
Winthrop Wade
Los Angeles
Calif
New York
Wadel
Pearl Creek Church To Hold All Day Meet
Pearl Creek Methodist church will host an all day holiness meeting announced by Rev. C. D. Arms. A praise service starts at 10 a.m. and Rev. Harry Blackburn will preach at 2 p.m. in the afternoon. Willard resigns Fargo ND Aug 21 Rex E Willard agricultural economist at North Dakota Agricultural College resigns after leaving a similar post at Washington State College Pullman.
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Pearl Creek Church
Pearl Creek Methodist Church
C. D. Arms
Harry Blackburn
James River Rises Slightly After Area Showers This Week
Weather and water news report a small James River rise after a shower last night bringing 0.7 inches of precipitation including hail. City pumping rose to 1,284,000 gallons as Hurdt’s 0.39 inch Monday night helped offset pumping. Artesian well progress slowed at 146 feet with a first flow expected near 800 feet. Ditch-well work shows rapid water flow and a 350 foot length, promising a substantial supply. Also noted is a Sioux Falls fire at Neptune Park damaging a dance hall for about 14,000 dollars after lightning, with rainfall measured across northern and eastern South Dakota.
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James River
Hurdt
Hall
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mobridge
Brookings
Huron
Lemmon
Yankton
Neptune Park
Canistota
Salem
Spencer
Egan
Moody County
Seek To Heal Break In Tammany Ranks
Albany dispatch reports Tammany Hall seeks peace with Governor Roosevelt amid defections over the New York City investigation. Insurgents split the caucus as the Senate and Assembly Democrats debate immunity bills, with 4 to 6 members opposing the plan and a special session possible Monday.
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Albany
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany
Brooklyn
William Lathrop Love
House
Assembly Democrats
Circuit Judges Form State Judicial Group in South Dakota
South Dakota circuit judges meeting in Huron to form a judicial society possibly allied with the State Bar. Election of officers planned this afternoon, with Judge J H Bottum named chair and Judge Frank R Fisher secretary. Banquet tonight at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with Huron bar. attendees include Med in, Dougherty, Knight, Bakewell, Babcock, Hughes, McNenny, Taylor, Bartine, Eddy among others. About five circuit judges eligible for membership.
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Circuit Court
South Dakota
Huron
State Bar of
J. H. Bottum
Faulkton
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Bar
John T. Medin
Ray E. Dougherty
Sioux Falls
W. W. Knight
Brookings
R. C. Bakewell
Plankinton
Howard Babcock
Sisseton
John F. Hughes
Pierre
James McNenny
Spearish
Alva BE. Taylor
John G. Bartine
Oscoms
Eddy
Lemon
Elighta
Walks Across Sea On New Water Skis
Dover reports Karl Naum estnik an Austrian skied across the English Channel from Cap Gris Nez to Shakespeare Beach on water skis. He was convoyed by a fishing boat and landed at 4 0 p m, describing a brief crossing of one of the world’s choppier waters.
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Dover
Karl Naumestnik
Cap+ Gris Nex
France
Shakespeare Besch
Beadle County Valuations See Increases Across Board
Ten valuations in Beadle County were increased by the state board of equalization with no decreases. Agricultural land values rose three percent while structures on agricultural land gained ten percent. City of Huron outlets and city lot structures also up ten percent. Personal property shows notable jumps with furnishings and business fixtures each up fifty percent.
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Beadle County
State Board of Equalization
T. H. Young
Board of Equalization
State Board
City of
Huron
Wfonely
Convicts Attempt Break Ends in Multiple Deaths at Marquette Prison
Four convicts attempted a break at the Michigan state branch prison in Marquette. The acting prison doctor A W Hornbogen was killed and guard and trusty wounded as the men barricaded in the Industrial building. Three convicts then died by their own actions after the plot was foiled, and a fourth shot himself later. inmates included Tony Germano of Toledo Ohio and Leo Duver Charles Rosbury and Frank Hobtier. Warden James P. Corgan said initial riot fears subsided as guards restored order and all guns taken by prisoners were recovered.
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Marquette
Mich
State Branch
A. W. Hornbogen
Tony Germano
Toledo
Ohio
Birmingham
Leo Duver
Charles Rosbury
Frank Hobtier
Germano
Hobier
Larsan-Arthews
Detroit
James P. Corgan
Lightning Strikes Barn Destroys Farm Building
Forestburg reports a lightning bolt at midnight destroyed James Murtha farm barn five miles east of Woonsocket. Grain supply and a milk separator burned. two calves saved, most harness lost. Loss partly covered by insurance. Local damage followed a recent purchase.
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Forestburg
James Murtha
Woonsocket
Central Bureau Weighs Central Buy Of Feed For Drought Areas
Governor Warren Green's relief committee studies centralized livestock feed buying to cut costs for drought and grasshopper hit counties. A revolving fund, county contributions, and broader purchases for coal and supplies are proposed. The clearing committee reviews county loan responses and plans surveys to determine needs and surplus. Federal loan rules and extension service exchange lists are analyzed for relief aid.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Warren Green
Relief Committee
North Dakota
Green
Coalition Cabinet Gets Down To Work In London
Prime Minister MacDonald leads a non partisan ministry aimed at saving the British finances amid unified opposition from the Is ber movement and labor groups. Parliament to wage economy measures starting September 4 as unions threaten to block options. Resignations praised for standing by the old administration and for declining to yield to the new program.
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London
MacDonald
Isber
Trades Union Congress
Labor Party
Blue Green Algae Causes Odor In Huron Water
The city physician W H L Griffith explains that blue green algae, a microscopic plant, is responsible for the unpleasant odor and taste in Huron water. The algae are more abundant as the James River flow slows and the water stagnates. He says they won’t harm residents and aren’t numerous enough to affect eating spinach.
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Huron
James River
W. H L. Griffith
Pioneer Banker Dies At Preston
J H Lloyd a pioneer Lake Preston banker and civic leader died about 9 o clock last night He served two terms as mayor and as president of the Lake Preston Commercial Club He headed the Bank of Lake Preston for 40 years retiring in 1923 The widow and four grandchildren survive The deceased was a Red Cross leader during the war and made trips to army camps He was born in Canada and settled in Lake Preston in the early eighties
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Lake Preston
J. H. Lloyd
Lloyd
Mer. Lloyd
Wake Preston
Siviz
Paca
Loyd
Red Cross
Canada
United States
Pennsylvania Man Wins Trap Shoot Title at Grand American
Crowther of Chestnut Hills Pennsylvania won the thirty-second Grand American trapshooting tournament amateur title after a perfect 200 of 200 in the feature event. He defeated champions from 41 states the Canal Zone and Canada to claim the crown and succeed K F Woodward of Houston Texas. Professional champion Earl Donahue of Minneapolis won a shoot-off against Rush Razee of Denver after tying Razee at 199.
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Vandalia
Steve
Crowther
Chestnut Hills
Pennsylvania
Canal Zone
Alberta
Canada
K. F. Woodward
Houston
Texas
Ted Renfro
Del
Mont
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Earl Donahue
Minneapolis
Rush Razee
Denver
Razee
Donahue
Surface Water In Huron Found Dangerous In Tests
City physician W. H. Griffith reports water from five private surface wells under 100 feet deep contains colon bacilli indicating possible health danger. Boil water before drinking and shake to aerate it. Surface well water planned for city use will be treated with chemicals to reduce risk, he says.
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Huron
W. H. Griffith
Griffith
O'Brien Hearing Set For Tomorrow
A preliminary hearing for Thomas O'Brien, former president of the closed Haven State Bank, on embezzlement charges and alleged loaning of funds is scheduled for tomorrow in Justice Court in Gettysburg. The hearing was postponed from August 15 at the defense's request. alleged embezzled sums include 2000 and 5000 dollars plus a 10000 dollar loan to himself.
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Gettysburg
Ane
Thomas O'Brien
State Bank of Haven
Marten
O'Brien
Levy Set At 14.64 Mills For Huron Schools
Huron expects a 12.45 percent drop in the school tax appropriation this year, from 220,448 to 195,026 dollars. The 1164 mill rate reflects reduced funding plus higher city property valuation. Opening Sept 8, repairs included gym enclosure at Wilson and new classrooms. twelve new teachers join, with a new school nurse among staff changes.
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Huron
A. J. Lang
Lang
City of
Lincoln School
Illinois Avenue
Tenth Street
Wilson School
Washington School
Fourth Street
Iowa Avenue
Star of Huron
Weather forecast for Huron and South Dakota
A somewhat unsettled cool night gives way to fair conditions Friday for Huron with cooler temperatures tonight and fair Friday. in South Dakota, a fair night and Friday with cooler tonight and slightly warmer Friday afternoon.
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Aecees Huron
South Dakota
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