Romanian Prince Faces Banishment Over Marriage Rift
Dec 2. In Budapest reports say Prince Nicholas of Romania has one day left to renounce his marriage to Mme Deleti a commoner exiled from the royal family under a statute aimed at curbing Carol. The king plans to banish him tomorrow depriving him of prerogatives offices and pay despite cabinet opposition.
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Budapest
Nikolas
Rumania
Bucharest
Mme. Deleti
Carol
Mme
Lupiy
Ecbines
Iorga
Japs Demand Police Powers in Manchuria Clash reported in Harbin
A Tokyo foreign office spokesman said Japan will insist on the right to act against bandits in Manchuria, citing difficulty distinguishing bandits from soldiers and alleged support for bandits by Chang Hsueh-Liang forces. Dispatches from Harbin report a cavalry clash southwest of Tsitsihar as General Mah attempts to retake the city.
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Tokyo
Fine Foreign Office
Japan
Manchuria
League
Paris
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chinche
Briand
Shanghai
Harbin
Mar Chen-Shan
Atlicn
Mah
Tsitsihar
Nanni
Hailun
Nah
Tsitsix
Funeral services for Thelma Dotson
Thelma Belle Dotson two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Dotson of 1178 Ohio Avenue Southwest died yesterday morning at home Funeral services were held at 2 this afternoon at Walsit chapel with Rev F E Lechridge officiating burial followed at ideal cemetery
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Dotson Baby
Thelma Belle Dotson
Melvin Dotson
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Walsit Chapel
F. E. Lechridge
Obituary for William Luther Shepard of Minneapolis
William Luther Shepard born November 20, 1878 in Auburn Iowa moved to South Dakota in 1860 married Tham M Calkins October 2 1905 in Rose Creek Minnesota. They lived in Minneapolis and had daughter Virginia Lee born February 21 1905. He worked 11 years for Chicago and North Western Railway and died in 1919 survived by widow Virginia Lee and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Luther Shepard
David Luther
Margaret J. Shepard
Auburn
Fayette County
South Dakota
Tham M. Calkins
Rose Creek
Minn
Minneapolis
Virginia Lee
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Elenor Sweet
Friands
Wash
Jessie Trice
Waldren
Sask
Canada
Mretle Lee
Mae Anderson
Vermillion
Lada Shepard
Herbert
Edson
CARD OF THANKS AND OBITUARY NOTES
CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and railroad employees for floral offerings after a bereavement. Mrs W L Shepard and daughter Virginia Lee Mrs Andrew Lee Mr and Mrs FR Andersen Sada Shepard and Clarence Z Bartlett are named. GRAIN MAN DIES reports Robert J Owens 11 of Minneapolis president of the American Grain Separator Co and reputed inventor of grain handling equipment died yesterday with three stars and a son surviving. Funeral services will be held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Shepard
Virginia Lee
Andrew Lee
FR. Andersen
Sada Shepard
Clarence Z. Bartlett
Minneapolis
Robert J. Owens
American Grain Separator Co
International Harvest Scholarship Winners Announced at 4-H Congress
About 200 farm youths were named as $500 scholarship winners in the International Harvester contest. South Dakota recipients Chester Gullickson Vernon Dilman and Oliver E Anderson won with swine dairy and corn projects. Alternates include Lier Blankenbirg Sundell and Kelsey. The event drew 1,200 delegates and featured meat judging won by Tyron Rossbrook of Dixon Illinois. Wisconsin Irish potato exhibit led state honors. The livestock show honored Briarcliff Thickset, a yearling Aberdeen Angus, and top corn titles went to Indiana and Tipton entrants. University of Minnesota and others reported strong showings in cattle sheep and hog classes.
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International Harvester
South Dakota
Chester Gullickson
Bath
Swine
Vernon Dilman
Brookings
Dairy
Oliver E. Anderson
Hudson
Com
James Q. Lier
Platte
Alice J. Blankenbirg
Fedora
Josephine Sundell
Carthage
Hagen Kelsey
Hyde
Tyron Rossbrook
Dixon
National
Edgar Reif
Olympia
Washington
Leo Wolvin
Seward
Nebraska
Melvin Aegerter
Spencer Rundie
Dodgeville
Wis
Arnold Roen
Luverne
Minn
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Stephen Wing
Alba
Mich
Briarcliff Farms
Pine Plains
Briarcliff
Aberdeen Angus
Oakleigh Thorne
New York City
Indiana
Ed N. Lux
Waldiron
Churchill Barr
Tipton
Herbert Watson
University of Hindis
Bert A. Hanson
Mankato
Olsen Brothers
Hannaford
N.C
Northwest
Hanson
J. W. Graham
Waverly
L. G. Greenwald
Anoka
Hartley Stock Farm
Page
N. D
University of Minnesota Agricultural Department
Aberdeen Manager George Metzger Dies After Illness
Fargo reports George Metzger district manager for Westinghouse Electric died Tuesday after pneumonia struck him at a Sioux City sales gathering last Friday. A resident of Aberdeen South Dakota he was well known in Fargo. His widow May Swanson Metzger was raised in Clifford North Carolina. The body will be sent to Clifford for funeral services Thursday.
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Aberdenian
Fargo
Sioux City
George Metzger
Metzger
Aberdeen
S. D
Westinghouse Electric Company
Mrs Sheen Rites Held for Hyde County Pioneer
Funeral services were held at the Congregational church for Mrs. Jelinie Sheen who died suddenly after a Thanksgiving stroke at the home of her son Carl C. Sheen in Chamberlain. She was past 30 and an early Hyde county settler. Two husbands and two children preceded her in death. Surviving are three sons Raines Hinds of Minnesota Don B. Sheen of Rapid City and Carl Sheen of Chamberlain and a daughter Mrs. Charles Young of Washington state. The sons attended the funeral. Mrs Young could not reach Chamberlain in time.
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Carl Sheen
Chamberlain
Charles Young
Washington State
Young
Funeral services for Mrs. D L Evans at St Lawrence
Mrs. D L Evans of St Lawrence and formerly of the Wessington area died in her sleep at the family home from heart disease. She was 69. Funeral services are at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev Mr ONeill officiating. Burial in St Lawrence cemetery. Surviving are her husband three sons three daughters and several grandchildren. She was a member of the Wessington Degree of Honor lodge.
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SY. Lawrence
D. L. Evans
St. Lawrence
Wessington
O'Neill
St. Lawrence Cemetery
Return of Old Newspapers Sparks Firecracker Trade
American newspapers sent abroad to China return baled annually in large quantities. About 300000 pounds of them are shipped back to the Orient where they are repurposed into tubes filled with powder, then covered in red for use as firecrackers in American Fourth of July and other celebrations.
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San Pedro
Cal
China
Orient
America
Shares Unharmed By Stock Mart Flurries
Cincinnati report notes the Herald stock, run by sixth grade students, rose to ten cents a share with a two cent dividend paid from a treasury over two dollars. The mimeographed paper is produced with a city desk and a one dollar capital stock of twenty shares.
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Stock Mart
Cincinnati
Herald
Court Justice Is Balloon Enthusiast Now
Oklahoma City reports former Oklahoma supreme court justice Charles W. Mason, 45, who retired last January, has completed a Fort Sill balloon school course and earned a night solo flight. Once a flying chief justice, he began aviation three years ago. Robert Young, 4, of Shenandoah, Iowa, can play 25 piano pieces by ear and by note without formal lessons.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Homa
Charles W. Mason
State Supreme Bench
Las January
Fort Sill Army
Boy
Shenandoah
Iowa
Robert Young
Rousi
Nordgaarden and Slocum Lead in Giants In The Earth
Miss Lucille Nordgaarden of Madison Minnesota and Walter Slocum of Gleaham take leading roles in Giants In The Earth at State College tonight. Nordgaarden plays Beret the morbid wife of Per Hansa portrayed by Slocum. Footlights club at Biante college prepared authentic pioneer era costumes and backgrounds for the performance.
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Lucille Nordgaarden
Walter Simcum Brookings
Madison
Minn
Walter ‘Slocum
Gleaham
State College
Bouth Dekots
Veirig
Beth
No Trace Of Davis Bank Robbers Found
Davis officials failed to locate any clues today in the First National Bank of Davis robbery. Three men escaped in an automobile with about $2,122 reported missing. two local pursuers failed to trail the bandits before abandoning the chase. One culprit was described as an Indian and the men wore dark clothing.
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Davis
First National Bank
Welsh
Parker
Nels Jenson
George Bunger
Oscar Burke
Georgia Population Grows Monthly
Georgia officials report a monthly population update using a new vital statistics system. The 1930 census will serve as the basis for calculating Georgia's changing population, with an increase of 38 214 since the 192 census period referenced.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Carson City Seeks First Movie Theater
Carson City in Nevada aims to establish the capital's first movie theater. The chamber of commerce backs a plan to form a stock company to build a new show house after the old opera house burnt down years ago.
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Carson City
Nev
Chamber of Commerce
Nevada
Sight Seeing Class Escapes Home Study
In Columbus twenty eight students in public schools avoid traditional homework under school authorities. After fourth grade they use typewriters and study pictures and clay models in a light controlled room. The program serves children with sub normal vision through sight saving classes. City crops and livestock output in Los Angeles totals over 140 million dollars per federal census figures.
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Columbus
Los Angeles
Federal Census Bureau
Metropolit
Wedell Sets Record in Agua Caliente Run While Hawks Falls Ill
New Orleans flyer James Wedell set a new Agua Caliente to Vancouver flight record, resting in Vancouver after a six hour forty minute trip from Mexico. Captain Frank Hawks, who also pursued speed, lay in a Wreks California hospital from carbon monoxide exposure, nearly unconscious. Wedell planned a return trip and awaited Hawks’ condition before voting on Agua Caliente participation. Hawks’ landing was undamaged and hospital treatment continued.
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Wedell
Hawks
San Francisco
James Wedell
New Orleans
Vancouver
Frank Hawks
Mexico
Captain Hawks
Wreks
Calif
Frank
Agua Caliente
Hawk Pitals
Chicago
Yreka
Mrs Ruby Youngman Injured In Smashup
Mrs Ruby Youngman and Dr Bon Buck of Howard were injured in an automobile crash west of town as they headed to Madison to buy a wedding ring. Youngman suffered multiple leg injuries while Buck endured a fractured jaw and severe cuts. a marriage license was found in Buck’s pocket.
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Mavisun
Wec. 2
Bon Buck
Ruby Youngman
Howard
Youngman
Huron
Here
K and K Store in Armour Destroyed by Fire
Fire last night destroyed the K and K general merchandise store in Armour leaving only brick walls. The blaze started in the basement about 3 30 p m with cause undetermined. A full Christmas stock had just been received and the building was owned by Arie Beh eldyk with Sam Saithen as manager.
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Armour
K. and
K. General Merchandise
Arie Beheldyk
Armour Farmer
Sam Saithen
Hospitals Admit and Discharge List in Huron
Admitted: William Sager J. W. Colwell Mrs. Fred Swain Katherine Daum Walter Prinz James Hoffman Virgil. Dismissed: none listed.
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William Sager
Huron
J. W. Colwell
Fred Swain
Katherine Daum
Walter Prinz
James Hoffman
Virgil
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Springfield
Mass
Nasito
Serman & Moe
Mr. Merchant
Tere
Rothmoor
Harrismoor
Martin
Sellman
Fitch
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