Investigators Named as Legislators Prep Probes in SD
South Dakota lawmakers prepare joint investigations into four state departments banking railroads highway and finance as committees are named to probe the banking department and related agencies. Senate chairman Gunderson and House Chairman Mundt announce a policy of fair impartial thorough inquiry based on facts with ongoing submissions and grievances welcome. The assembly also moves on primary reform and budget measures as sessions unfold across Pierre with bills signed for emergency water development and fire protection at Custer sanitarium while other proposals fail or await action.
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House
Gunderson
Tye Mundt
South Dakota
Iffer Sholds
House of Representatives
Tkenty-Firet
Slens
Coyne
Bulow
Custer State ‘Sanitarium
atate bar _association
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Postponement Decision Framed by Stated Reason
Unclear notes indicate a postponement decision linked to a stated reason described as “acial” with references to timing and audience response. The fragmentary text lacks concrete dates, names, or institutions, leaving the outcome and context uncertain. Further readable lines are needed to identify responsible parties or location.
Imagination Bystander Says Victim Feigns Pain
Louisville report describes George Clack writhing as if in agony after a disturbance near a warehouse. Night Watchman Murphy saw a man vanish, an ambulance responded, doctors later diagnosed the case as vivid imagination rather than physical injury.
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Louisville
Fok
William Mursty
Murphy
Steve Brody
George Clack
Stimson Quits Manila Office in Wake of Cabinet Speculation
Manila dispatch reports Governor General Henry L. Stimson announcing his departure from the Philippines to assume another duty. Washington sources note speculation about a possible appointment as secretary of state, with no formal confirmation. Stimson, born 1887 in New York, has held roles as district attorney, postal counsel in sugar rebate cases, and War Department judge advocate during WWI. He later led U.S. efforts in Nicaragua before becoming governor general of the Philippines after Major General Leonard Wood's death.
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Henry L. Stimson
United States
Philippines
Stimson
Leonard Wood
Washington
New York
Taft
Nicaragua
Mr. Stinson
Coolidge
Adolpho Ding
Juan Sacasa
Injured In Ceylon Strike Riot
Four were dead and sixty hospitalized with injuries after yesterday’s strike riot in Colombo Ceylon as 16 000 harbor and railway workers marched on police headquarters. Disturbances began yesterday and subsided overnight with injuries reported in varying degrees.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Commissioners To View Bids For Pipe Contracts
City commissioners will review submitted bids for upcoming pipe contracts. The evaluation hinges on cost, delivery timelines, and compliance with specifications, with meetings slated to discuss bids and award potential.
West Highway Blocked By Snow Near Huron
Outbound routes from Huron mostly passable except Toala roads. Huron Wolsey road blocked. one plow early morning, unfinished 15 mile run by noon. Automobiles from Mitchell and east viable, detours needed north end. Trains on Chicago and North Western largely on time except eastbound line, over an hour late.
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Wolsey
Huron
Huron-Wolsey
Mitchell
Rit
AMS
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Lindbergh In Final Lap Of Mail Flight From Miami
Col Charles A Lindbergh begins the last leg of his Miami to Panama air mail flight. He swapped from the Marine plane at 6 40 this morning and will pass over 700 miles of varied terrain to Cristobal then Panama canal. The route will touch six countries including Costa Rica Honduras Nicaragua and British Honduras before completing the journey.
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Nicaragua
Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Mail
Miami-to- Panama
Marine “Air
Felg
Vorlay
Cristobal
Kopla
Isthmiam Mountains
Panama Canal
Cal
Dudbergh
Women’s Club Holds Annual Banquet at Springs
The business and professional women’s club held their annual banquet in Wellingto… Springs, with details on specials and activities planned for members and guests.
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Wellingto
Ei Bualness
Tombstone Humor Draws Dean at Nebraska Craftmen Meeting
OMATZA NEB Feb 6 The Mexico Craftsmen of Nebraskas conference featured a tombstone humor segment as the dean read epitaphs and catalogued odd inscriptions. He noted lines such as This dear life is the joy of my wife and Here lies my wife, let her lie, She’s now at rest.
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Omatza
Tombstone
Homer
Mexico
Nebrska
Col Stewart Moves on Eastern Front in Rockefeller Fight
Colonel W. Stewart camps on the eastern front with John G Rockefeller Jr as proxies to control Standard Oil of Indiana. Indiana stock spikes follow 250 percent stock dividend, but experts say no link to the Rockefeller challenge.
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New York
W. Stewart
John G
Stewart
Whiting
Rockefeller
Chicago
Queen Mother of Spain Passes Away in Madrid
Queen Mother Maria Christina dies at 2:20 a.m. in Madrid after illness. Royal visitors from Denmark were in Spain. official receptions halted as the regent's death shocks the nation. King Alfonso XIII and the royal family attended her bedside as Spain faces political uncertainty.
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Maria’ Christina
Denmark
Spain
Gove
Arma
Paris
United States
Alfonso Xili
Cher
New York Welcomes Hawks and Grubb After Record Flight
Captain Frank Hawks and mechanic Grubb arrived in New York after a non stop Los Angeles to New York flight in the Lockheed Vega air express. They battled fog wind and sleet to set a west to east record of 158 hours 21 minutes 59 seconds, landing at Roosevelt Field after departing Los Angeles at 5 37 30 pm Pacific time Monday. They were greeted at city hall and celebrated despite weather fears along the route.
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Frank Hawks
Car &, Grubb
Los Angeles
Elcome
Hawks
Lockhood Vege
Air Express
West
Arthur Goebel
Harry Twacker
Arabb
Los Antgeles
Roosevelt Field
Lone Bandit Robs Day Coach on New York Central Train
A lone bandit aboard New York Central train No. 24 held up a day coach early today near Albany, firing shots over passengers as they leaped from the car at about 35 mph. The man, later identified as Thomas Fialoweli of Buffalo, took two watches and about $40, then fled to a bus. Passengers, mostly foreigners, crouched behind seats as bullets cracked a tank of drinking water was hit. The train resumed toward Buffalo after a brief stop.
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N. Y
New York Central
Thomas Fialowéli
Buffalo
No. 24
New Yorke
Incorporation Papers Filed for All America Hiway
Articles of incorporation for the Canada to Can a highway association sponsor an all weather automobile route from Brandon Manitoba to the Panama Canal via South Dakota were filed with secretary of state Gladys Pyla. Five incorporators are J W Parmley AL Beardsley G M Engler J B Taylor and H E Trimmed with Ipswich to locate headquarters at the Wheeler bridge.
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Ipswich
Con.iver
Wheeler Bridge
Import Nurses To Battle Fla In French City
Paris reports a severe influenza outbreak leading to importing nurses from England. Authorities estimate about one-fifth of Parisians affected, with most cases mild earlier but a rise in pneumonia and bronchial symptoms in the last two days. Death rate has increased accordingly.
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Paris
France
England
Lyric Amusement to build new Huron office block
Weather permitting the Lyric Amusement company will start a two story brick office building on the lot between 26 National Bank of Huron and The Evening Plant. More than half the space is leased to Western Union and a state headquarters prospect is hinted. Cost is around 45000 dollars, to be finished by June 1, with the National Bank of Huron providing heat and elevator access.
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Lyric Amusement Company
National Banks of Huron
Huron Construction Company
Sioux Falls
National Bank of Huron
Western Union Telegraph Company
Huron
A. B. Leas
S. A. Goebel
Frm
National Bank Investment Law
National
Bank of Uron
Montgomery Ward and Company
Crill Clings to Life After Severe Heart Attack
Louis N. Crill state secretary of agriculture remained in critical condition after a severe heart attack Sunday night. Physicians held hope for recovery though he faced complications from infection and gall bladder trouble, with treatment at a Pierre hospital ongoing.
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Pierre
Louis N. Crill
Fite
Legionnaires Trip to Miller Called Off Due to Road Bad Weather
The Huron legionnaires planned to travel as a group to Miller for their regular meeting tomorrow evening but cancelled because of poor road conditions. Arrangements are being made for a meeting elsewhere.
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Miller
Huron’ Legionnaires
Huron Region
Légion
Senate approves Navy expansion despite Coolidge request
The U S senate voted 68 to 12 to authorize sixteen new warships including cruisers and an aircraft carrier for America's navy. The bill starts work under a three-year plan, with funds of 274 million dollars, and faces potential White House action before final passage. European papers debated the move, with The Times urging restraint and The Chronicle criticizing naval rivalry.
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America
Conlidge
Senate
House
White House
Coolidge
Borah
Hi Seetcai
Colls Bress” Ead
Congress
Navy Department
Japan
Buckley Resigns Ohio State Treasurer Amid Bribery Probe
Ohio state treasurer Bert B Buckley resigns amid impeachment charges and federal bribery conspiracy findings. His departure follows Cooper's demand and a canceled engagement in Hickeyville where a church event was to be held tonight.
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Berte
Ccumupus
Ohio
Bert B. Buckley
Sls
Cooper
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