Hareid Replies to Ouster Move
Sioux Falls Aug 80 An answer by Odean Hareid receiver for the Imperial Order of Muscovites to petitions seeking his removal cites the fraternal order as non insurance, notes Lewis waived authority, denies dissension, questions former leadership, and claims the order paid 25 000 indemnities plus 13 000 previously. Affidavits and resolutions from Northfield Well and others urge Hareid retainment.
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Sioux Falls
Odean Hareid
Tle
Imperial Order of Muscovites
The
Odd Fellows
Hig
D. E. Lewis
Hareld
Lewis
Muscovite Order
Max Royhl
Judy
Coar
Hareid
J. R. Sharp
Recetiver
Ruel E. Dana
Harold
Wella
Northfield
Minn
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Sam Rowley
Myrtle Cornish
Mitchell
S W Clark Elected President of South Dakota Bar
S W Clark of Redfield former attorney general and U S attorney was unanimously chosen president of the South Dakota state bar association at the convention's close. He succeeds John H Voorhees of Sioux Falls. other officers and delegates to the American Bar Association were elected or named, with alternates listed.
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Watertown
S. W. Clark
Redfield
South Dakota
United States
South Dakota State Bar Association
Clark
John H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Miser
Pierré
State Supreme Court Teas Sath
George Williams
Rapid City
Karl Goldsmith
Pierre
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Tea Pantivele
Conference of the
American Bar Association
Tore Telgen
W. G. Rice
Deadwood
Perry Loucks
W. R. Sit
Seaplane Shoots 350 MPH Over Calshot Castle
Flying officer Atcherly piloted the supermarine S-6 at Calshot England for a practice spin. After twenty minutes he dived from height and raced across a three kilometer course at 350 miles per hour while observers including the Schneier Cup Italian team hero watched from Calshot Castle.
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Calshot
Eng
Atcherly
Calshot Castle
Cavour Youth Named Cadet Captain at Camp Lincoln
Roland Leonhardt of Cavour South Dakota is appointed cadet captain and placed in command of Company L at the Citizens Military Training Camp in Lincoln. Fifteen boys were chosen as officers and only three received captaincies.
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Cavour
FT. Lincoln
N. D
Roland
Leonhardt
South Dakota
Japan plans new cruisers amid disarmament talks
Tokyo reports Japanese naval minister Kyo Tak arade confirmed discussions of a new auxiliary cruiser program. He said the plan, not fixed, could adapt to disarmament talks and budget conditions, with figures for a projected fleet including four 10,000-ton cruisers and fifteen first class destroyers. The program, labeled cruiser replacement, faces possible changes before an official announcement amid London talks.
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Tokyo
Kyo Takarade
Associated Press Today
Japan
Itvo
Proggram
London
Zvith
Federal Officers Raid Minnesota Farm
Federal agents from Sioux Falls raided the Christianson farm near Hills Minnesota and seized equipment designed for liquor production, arresting Melvin Tuff. The site had been raided six weeks earlier, yielding 13 stills, four in operation. the latest apparatus had not yet been used.
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Sioux Falls
Christianson
Here
Hills, Minn
Melvin Tuff
Library To Be Open Sunday Afternoons
Huron Public Library to operate Sunday afternoons for reading purposes only this fall and winter. Doors open 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM each Sunday, with noOutside loan privileges during these hours. Announcement noted closure on Labor Day September 2.
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Huron Public Library
Algo
Pharmacists to Build National HQ in Washington
Rapid City Aug 30 The American Institute of Pharmacy plans a one million dollar headquarters opposite the Lincoln Memorial near Arlington Memorial Bridge and the National Academy of Science. Construction expected by September 1930 with offices for the Journal publications a Museum a research department library and meeting rooms for allied pharmacy interests. A Boyce Philips elected president of the Conference of Pharmaceutical Secretaries with officers named J G Beard W D Adams C J Clayton. Dr George D Beal named chairman historical pharmacy and Dr James T Lloyd secretary.
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Rapid City
American Institute of Pharmacy
Washington
D. G
American Pharmaceutical Association
A. B Dunning
Baltimore
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington Memorial Bridge
National Academy of Science
Colorado
George D. Beal
Pittsburgh
Section of Historical Pharmacy
James T Lloyd
Cincinnati
Illinois youths still at large in Turton attack case
Redfield Aug 30 Special no further developments today in the hunt for Russell Johnson 28 and Earl Randlex 18 Illinois youths who attacked 12 year old Irene Rahm of Turton Tuesday evening Warrants for their arrest have been filed by Floyd E Bradley Spink county sheriff The last seen they were in a Chevrolet coach with Illinois plates after leaving the Rahm girl with her 10 year old sister Genevieve at a road intersection south of Lily Tuesday night where they had driven away
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Illinois
Rahm
Genevieve
Lily
Aunt Louise Schneider in Safe Condition After Car Attack
Louise Schneider, 28, aunt of two girls involved in a Bristol assault, is improving after a near breakdown following the incident. Police continue investigations while relatives describe the ordeal as shocking and traumatic.
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Louise’ Schneider
Bristol
Mitchell City Plans Long Term Leases For Lake Lands
Mitchell city holds over 600 acres surrounding Lake Mitchell, with 664 acres visible from the highway. Officials plan long term leases to residents, aiming to spur cottages and summer homes along the shore. The lake, costing estimated 350 000 to 400 000 dollars to develop, will also supply the city’s water after equipment installation costing about 128 000 dollars. Cart J Rolston invites visitors as the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce returns a State Fair caravan, with the Mitchell band along.
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City of
Mitchell
Cart J. Rolston
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Hu‘Tonians
Peace Nearing in Holy Land as British Force Restores Order
Jerusalem reports a gradual return to tranquility as British troops enforce peace after five days of unrest. Looting persists in some areas while Bedouin bands raid in Palestine and Transjordan. Feared hostage signs from Felaheen influence Jewish labor settlements. Arab leaders plan a large Mosque of Omar gathering as Mussulmen convene for Sabbath.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Transjordania
Kiryath Anavian
Holy Land
Omar
Building Collapse Buries Dozens on Algiers Waterfront
In Algiers the collapse of an old water front building buried many residents, with estimates ranging from 50 to 70 victims. About 30 families lived there, including 13 children. ten bodies and eighteen injured were recovered as rescue efforts continued.
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Algiers
Algeria
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