Stewart Criticizes Rockefellers Support of Stewart
Chicago reports a heated exchange as Col Rob ert W. Stewart accuses John D Rockefeller Jr of being misinformed over his stance in the fight to reelect Stewart as chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana. In a Florida–addressed letter, Stewart denies publicly or privately making Rockefeller Sr’s purported statements. The piece covers the ongoing stock transfer battle and market activity as March 7 meeting approaches, noting transfers to Chicago and expected delivery logistics.
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Chicago
Robert W. Stewart
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Col. Stewart
Standard Ott Ccompany
Indiana
E. Rockefeller
Col
Adel
Posi‘ge
Chom
Ganization
Ullnée
New York
Png
John Rockefeller, Jr
Rob. Stewart
Standard Oil
Corpora
Sc Satnon
Mid‘Byest Refining Co
Standard of Indi
Receptions Ahead For Captain Fried Washington
Events mark a busy day honoring Captain George Adams, head of the liner Am, with a grating by officials, a luncheon at the National Press Club, a House and Senate visit, and a noted dinner of the Washington Board of Trade.
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Fried ‘Flashington
Rab
Frealdert
George Ad
Haro
Avy At Sea
Navy Densrt
National Presa Club
Ge ‘House
Senate
Washing Board of Trade
Pres- Higent Coolt de Soo
Trotsky to Live On Russian Land In Turkey
London report from Moscow says Leon Trotsky will be exiled yet remain on Russian soil. Turkey agrees to permit residence only in Angora near the Soviet embassy, amid fears of assassination and international complications. Trotsky adherents warned of danger to leaders and the world revolution as workers face hardship.
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Trotsky
Turkey
London
Daily Express
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Tarkey
Trotzky
Havie
Soret
Activa
Jake Bird Guilty of Axe Assault in Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs Iowa on February 2 a jury found Jake Bird charged with axe assault on Harold and Mrs Stribling in November. The verdict discussed ranged from simple assault to assault with intent to commit murder which carries a 30 year maximum. Bird claimed innocence and said he was framed while Mrs Stribling identified him as the attacker.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bird
Harold Stribling
Omahe
Omaha
Peters
Stribling
Nut
Defenge
Hoover to See Senator Smoot on Florida Trip
President Hoover heads to No 8 Belle Isle for work on the final day of his Florida visit. He plans conferences with Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, and with Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh at Belle Isle. A meal guest list on Sunday was not yet decided.
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Long Key
Fla
Sleet Hoover
Nantes
Florida
Belle Isle
Reed Smoot
Utah
Théenate
Smidot
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
Imade
Miami
Smoot
Groundhog Forecaster Promises Bright Weather Ahead
Report from Heron quotes Mr Groundhog claiming modern methods boost accuracy and speed while promising springlike temperatures. Weather Bureau counters, noting current forecast is unsettled with near normal temperatures and precipitation chances.
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Groundhog
Legion Stages Dance Tuesday For Drum Corps Uniforms
A Benéat dance at Glen Garrett's Dalice Palace opens Tuesday evening to raise about $4,200 for new drum and bugle corps uniforms. Henry Vonderhart, drum corps manager, reports an advance sale. The Legion plans further dances to complete the drive before spring. Russ Hennegar's orchestra provides music from 9 pm, with a $375 Frigidaire plant prize to be raffled.
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Glen Garrett
Dalice
Palace
Huron American Legion
Henry Vonderhart
Legionnaires
Haron Corps
Inifornia
Russ Hennegar
Farm Bureau Board Sets Budget Session Monday
The South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation executive committee will meet Monday at state offices to adopt the 1925 budget. Secretary A W Tompkins will report on finances and bureau work, with George Kentard presenting on his new duties as organizer director beginning January 1. Frank Cundili will discuss the legislative program. committees will be named and the group plans to establish a protective service to reduce farm thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
A.W. Tompkins
George B.kentard
South Dakota Auto Dealers Chief Reports Chicago Trip
M Wilsman state secretary of the South Dakota Automobile Trades association returned yesterday from Chicago after attending the convention of the National Automobile Dealers Association. He also met state association secretaries during the three days there.
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Chicago
M. Wilsman
South
Dakota Automobile Trades Association
Tate
Ational Automobile Dealers” Association
Swillman
Negee of Stata Association
Doggone Dog Saves Fire Scene In Forest Park
Chicago dispatch reports a blaze at C H Caldwells house last night. Flora the chow slept inside while the family was away an ember from an open grate started the fire. Firemen extinguished the flames and Flora, overcome by smoke, later sat up and scratched as firefighters carried her out.
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Chicago
C. H. Caldwell
Forest Park
Flore, & Chow
Flora
Lang
Palmotor
Grocery stores join Home Owned Stores network
Morin Coltan and company of Huron announce a new cooperative named Home-Owned Stores Inc with 63 member shops in central South Dakota and plans for expansion toward 70 stores. Nineteen Huron outlets have joined, with more firms expected. the system aims to offer economies in purchasing advertising and selling while keeping dollars local.
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South Dakota
Morin- Coltan and Company
Huron
Inc
Lectares
Morin
Cotton and Company
South
Jewett Brothers
Jewett
Park-Grant Company
Beattie-Steinborn Brookings
Dow ‘Walker
Visiting Masons to Attend Huron Lodge Inspection
Members of Masonic lodges from Wolsey Iroquois Bancroft and Carthage will attend Huron lodge inspection and school of instruction on ritual work Wednesday February The afternoon session begins at 2 pm with a lodge lunch to follow later in the evening H M Whitman secretary and H M Hammond Yankton organize the event for the South Dakota grand lodge members travel from four towns for the trispection and related program
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Huron Lodge
Wolsey
Iroquois
Bancroft
Carthage
H. M. Whitman
Hur
H. M. Hammond
Yankton
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
Mrs. D A Seaton Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Dama A Seaton died yesterday afternoon at 6 o clock at the home of her son W D Seaton 1080 Titots avenue southwest after a short illness Funeral services set for 3 30 pm tomorrow at Walsh chapel Rev A J Garlson of the First Congregational church officiating Body to be shipped to Elburn Illinois Monday morning for services there Tuesday afternoon Members of the Huron Rebekah lodge will attend Surviving: husband N J Seaton of Elburn two sons W D Seaton of Huron and F L Seaton of Sycamore Illinois one granddaughter Frances Seaton of Huron born March 4 1857 in Elburn Illinois she had lived in Huron five years prior and was a member of the C E S chapter at Elburn and Huron Rebekah lodge
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Dama A. Seaton
W. D. Seaton
Titots Avenue
Huron Rebekah Ledge
W. D.seagton
Huron
F. L. Seaton
Sycamore, Ill
Frances Seaton
Saylor Boy Able To Walk With Crutches
Saylor Jr. injured in a bicycle crash weeks ago is able to walk around at the habitat with crutches. Dr. Saylor said he would be ready to go home early next week after recovering from fractures in the bones between the shin and ankle of his left foot.
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Howard
Saylor, Jr
Saylor
Mrs Gilbert Suffers Hip and Shoulder Injury
Mrs Jesse Gilbert of 1210 Dakota Avenue South was treated at Huron Hospital after slipping at home yesterday afternoon and suffering an impacted fracture of the right hip and shoulder. She was reported in fair condition by the attending physician.
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Jesse Gilbert
Dakota Arenas South
Huron Hospital
Swimmer Breaks Engagement For Love Of Water
London reports channel swimmer Mercedes Gleltze has broken her engagement to Private William Farrance due to a stronger passion for the sea. They met last November in London after his return from India. he proposed after seeing her photo. She writes marriage would hinder her swimming career as she aims to conquer the Irish Channel the Wash and the Hellespont.
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London
Mercedes Gleltze
William Farrance
Gleltze
India
Aso
Warrance
Westminster Cathédral
Farraines
Subpoena Issued For Ormiston In McPherson Probe
Los Angeles February report says a legislative investigatory committee seeks to compel Kennell G. Ormiston, a former radio operator, to testify about his alleged $2,540 donation to Judge Carlos Hardy connected to the Aimee Semple McPherson case. Ormiston, linked to McPherson’s Carmel stay during the kidnappers episode, disappeared during earlier proceedings and was later found in New York before returning to Los Angeles. Former District Attorney Asa Keres testified under subpoenas, denying Hardy sought him about the case as the panel probes possible impeachable action by the judge.
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Los Angeles
Kennel G. Orminton
Angelus
Temple
Aimee Som
Pis McPherson
Legislative Committee
Carlos 8. Hardy
Is Angeles Criminal Court
Ormiston
Mts. McPherson
Carmel
Cal
Kiinapers
New York
Asa Keres
Svangelist
Hardy
Powder Fires Kill Ten in Buckhannon Family
A blasting powder can in front of a grate is believed to have started a deadly blaze near Buckhannon West Virginia. Ten people died including Pete Simes 60 and his wife plus six children and relatives. Firefighters lacked water and neighbors said an explosion preceded the fire.
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Buckhannon
W.va
Parsons
Pete Simes
Solomon
Biram
Ernest
Harold
Mabel
Ida
Jane
Dhaughter
Troy Gibson
Srbean
Liae
Simoun
Gibson
Virginians Seek Hoover Democrats Unity With Republicans
Virginia moves to unite Hoover Democrats with the Republican Party for the state campaign. A. J. Dunning Jr. asked leaders about consolidating with Raskob Roosevelt Byrd and others. Virginia Republicans reportedly open to a program matching Hoover Democrats.
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Old Dominion
Republican Party
Raskob
A. J. Dunning
Richmond
Virginia
A. J. Dunning, Jr
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Dunning
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Byrd
Charles S. Smith
Newport News
Hoover
R. Angell
Downing
Dunzing
Grentter
Tor Smith
Tammany
Democratic Rational Committee
Democratic Party
Smith-Raskeb-Tammany
Smith
Angell Yester
Angell
Angell Saii
Hoover Democrats
Small Girl Not Hur t Though Her Sled Is Crushed
Vera Knight five year old daughter of Mrs R B Knight of 370 Ohio Avenue Southwest escaped injury when the sled she rode was struck by an automobile. The sled was crushed but the girl, who was being pulled by her sister, suffered no injuries when taken to the hospital for examination.
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Vera’ Knight
R. Bo Knight
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Waa
S Hospital
Debaters Win In Onida Debate On War Policy
Blunt defeated Onida in a local afternoon debate on the resolution that the United States should cease to protect capital invested abroad by armed force except under a formal declaration of war. Blunt led the affirmative side of the case in Blunt.
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Blunt
Ofida Blunt
Onida
United States
Weather Watcher Notes Possible Tonight Skies
A brief meteorology note reports unsettled conditions over Huron with a chance of rain and cooler air tonight. Sea forecast calls for calmer seas but gusty winds near the coast.
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Stewart
John D., Sr
Jake Bird
Senator Smoot
Weather Bureau
N. Anas
Mr. Groundhog
Legion
Bureau Board
D. A. Seaton
Aimee
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