South Dakota Editorial Teases Political Courage and Party Rifts
The Watertown Public Opinion critiques Mr. Green in his opening statements about legislative changes and the need for a courageous, straightforward position on land sales and policy. It notes expected political pressure, possible Republican splits, and recalls Wright’s 4 year tenure as state chairman. The Redfield Journal-Observer’s anniversary edition is praised as well for Carmen L. Bates and Redfield’s civic effort.
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Rural Credit Department
Green
South Dakota
McDonald
Watertown
George W. Wright
Redfield
Gerard's Fifty Nine Magnates as Rulers of the U S
The Kansas City Star rebuts James W. Gerard's claim that fifty nine business and industrial magnates secretly run the country. The piece notes public power lies in broader interests, with Congress and conventions resisting magnate control, citing Hearst Insull and Rockefeller as illustrative figures.
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James W. Gerard
Gerard
United States
Kansas City Star
Mr. Gerard
Congress
Hearst
Senate
Samuel Insull
Illinois
Insull
Rockefeller
Warren Green Seeks View on Governor Campaign Policies
A draft of Warren Green's anticipated governor campaign statement discusses possible lines of inquiry. The Republican candidate ponders what he might say in his opening remarks on September 4 and whether to endorse rural credit, highway commission activities, or education system reforms. He considers suggestions for pruning commissions and potentially establishing a one man highway commission.
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Green
Warren Green
Rural -Credit Board
Highway
Commission
Commission Ould
Airway Map Highlights South Dakota Gap in Routes
An airway map prepared by the U S department of commerce shows a dense network radiating from Chicago across the central states while South Dakota lies completely blank. Maine Vermont and New Hampshire also lack routes. The map urges adding east west links toward the Pacific northwest and at least one north south route to boost air connectivity.
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United States
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Chicago
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
South
Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pacific Northwest
Roosevelt weighs inquiry into Tammany city government
Governor Roosevelt faces calls from his attorney general to investigate irregularities in New York City and county government. United States district attorney and local prosecutors press for action amid graft disclosures tied to a magistrate appointment. Mrs. Ewald’s unsecured $16,000 loan through a Tammany leader surfaces, while Bar Association seeks a general inquiry into magistrate candidates’ contributions.
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Kansas City Star
Franklin‘Roosevelt
New York City
Unite States
George F. Ewald
United States District Attorney
New York Bar Association
Roosevelt
Tammany Organization
New York
Technological unemployment debated by Paul H Douglas
The St Paul Dispatch reports on the view that rising machinery could displace workers. It notes Professor Paul H Douglas of the University of Chicago challenges the doom, arguing mechanical improvements need not cause permanent job loss and can align science with labor.
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Paul H. Douglas
University of Chicago
Boy Scouts Plan Northwest State Fair Mass Demonstration
The combined Boy Scout councils of Minnesota the Dakotas northern Wisconsin and eastern Montana plan the largest scouting display in the northwest at the Minnesota State Fair opening day designated Boy Scout Day. A monster parade fag raising and review will kick off with thousands of scouts, leaders and visitors in attendance.
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Boy Scouts
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Montana
Northwest
Minneapolis
He County
Fair Grounds
Neckerchief
Anndion Village
Pipestone
Hand county 4-H exhibit day honors winners at Miller
Second annual Hand county achievement day at Miller featured improved livestock and garments exhibits, judging and demonstration teams. Winners from Edina Stobbs and Beaulah Bowen of Wessington demonstrated the 4-H Club Bag and Its Variations, with Freda Moeller and Marion Rombaugh as runners up. Businessmen awarded cash prizes. the Sewey Pig club won first in the parade led by A B Crossman.
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Hand County
Miller
Sara L. Dewing
Henry DeLong
de Long
Freda Moeller
Marion Rombaugh
Wessington
Alice Jennings
Cof Orient
Freda Kink
Inca
Prites
Forde
Alesnore al- Thond
Hand County 4-H clubs shine at achievement day
Lillian Klink of Orient won first, Anna Leitzow of Rockham second, and Amecta Morris of Orient third in the competition. Miss Dewing praised the clubs, noting strong work despite the absence of a county agent, with guidance from district 1 club agent and Russell Bard as county key man. Local leaders push the program forward with gratifying progress.
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Lillian Klink
Orient
Anna Leitzow
Rockham
Amecta Morris
Hand ‘County
Miss Dewing
Hand County
Russel Bard
Dakota Boys to Meet Iowa Champions at Congress in Chicago
South Dakota 4-H livestock judging champions Willard and Wilbur Latham Earl Shaull and Gerald Brown will face four Iowa boys at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The Dakota team scored 2012 points to Dickinson county’s 1910 at the Iowa State Fair. James Stork of Clear Lake led as individual livestock champion judge with John Taylor Arnolds Park second and Walter De Winter Fort Dodge fourth.
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South Dakota
Iowa
Chicago
Willard
Wilbur la’ Tham
Earl Shaull
Gerald Brown
Dickinson County
James Stork
Clear Lake
John Taylor
Arnolds Park
Walter de Winter
Fort Dodge
Town State College
Willard Latham
Franklin County
V. By Hamilton
Hamilton
Scout Captain Receives Harmony Award For Leadership
Mrs. Vernon Olsmith, a pioneer mounted troop captain, earned a Harmon award for outstanding leadership. She plans to bring mounted troops to Washington next year where Major Olsmith will be stationed, and the Fort Leavenworth unit will continue under a new captain.
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Vernon Olsmith
Harmon
Council Meets at Hand County 4-H Achievement
The Hand county 4 H club council held its annual achievement in Miller this week. Plans were made to have a booth at the State Fair. A committee led by Leslie Cross and A B Crossman was named to oversee the needed range merits.
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Hand County
Miller
Leslie Cross
A. B. Crossman
Best Groomed 4 H Girl Chosen Iowa Fair Club Contest
A new Iowa State fair event selects a best groomed 4 H girl each morning assembly. Miss Hhen Putnam leads the grooming contest with judges Ellen Pennell Velma Gallagher Fern Brown Aosen haus. Evening entertainments and a club party enrich the program as grooming becomes a regular annual feature.
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Iowa State Fair
Hhen Putnam
Ellen Pennell
Meredith Publishing Company
Velma Gallagher
Armand Company
Fern Brown Aosenhaus
Boys choose entries for 1 Fair tour planned
Delbert McCoy secretary reports several boys entered their plans and expect to attend the club camp. Members and parents will earn a club tour soon per announcement by local leader Mrs. Chas Greip. Those who toured in July will demonstrate what they learned since then.
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Delbert McCoy
Chas. Greip
Delbert
University of South Dakota Teacher Training Yields Share
Vermillion Aug 3 The University of South Dakota school of education reports ongoing work in training teachers. A survey by W J Batson shows about 500 of 2700 graduates entered teaching. Last year 39 of 153 graduates took teaching positions. Additional students pursue state certificates or long distance courses.
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School of Education
University of Southh Dakota
W. J. Batson
Iir
Dr. Batson
Be. Batson
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