Prohibition Agents Report 1928 Liquor Arrests Totals
Federal prohibition agents in South Dakota report 540 liquor cases for 1928, with 280 in state court and 206 in federal court. Seizures include 2,500 gallons of distilled liquor, 728 gallons of wine and beer, and 26,078 gallons of mash. Sixty-two cars used in illegal transport were seized. largest Northwest still near Sioux Falls involved six people. Fiscal year ends July 1.
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Prohibition
South ‘Dakota
Prohibition Bureau
I. le Senn
South Dakota
Department
USA
Mes
Northwest
Sioux Falls
Bureau
League Gathers for Arms Parley in Disarmament Effort
Geneva February reports the League of Nations preparing for a April 15 meeting to discuss disarmament amid US and British lines on ship limits. Officials seek private agreement as a basis for public talks while considering publicity and a summer session. The 1929 program includes 30 meetings on economics, a fight against counterfeiting, and studies on gold purchasing power.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
League
England
America
United States
Soviet
Russia
Geneva A
Apri
Sorat
Prigger
State College Nursery School Hosts 16 Child Family
Brookings, Feb 6. South Dakota State College hosts a large nursery school with 16 youngsters aged 2 to 6 as senior home economics coeds supervise they learn child care and psychology in practice. The program features story hour play rooms and meals with walls at child height, one of the few such nurseries in four-state region.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Inettar
State College Nursery School
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
United States
Designation Invite Mentions Women in Making Up Mons
A fragment notes a call to designate at least one woman in forming Jelega Mons. The text suggests inclusion of female representation in the process, though details such as roles or dates are unclear.
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Jelega Mons
Collegians To Fill Two Offices At Huron College
The Huron College student association will fill two offices on Friday during chapel. Nominees were named last Friday by the board of control with petitions possible from Budgets. Three Huron students contest the associate editor role on the Alphameka weekly. Leone Chenoweth Dorothy Carlson are juniors and Dwight Pasek a sophomore. Howard Hickcox Miller, formerly editor, moves to editoriality succeeding Lois Saswell. Lyle Lester and LaVern Williams are also named in the report.
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Huron College
Students’ Association
Eriday
Board of Control
Biuderts
Imi
Huron
Alphameka
Leone
Chenoweth
Dorothy
Carlson
Dwight Pasek
Howard Hickcox
Miller
Ata
Lois Saswell
Lyle Lester
Trent
LaVern Williams Sentor
Gunovd
Tate Seeks Office of Manager as Athletics Vacancy Opens
The office of manager for athletics is left vacant after the resignation of Howard Letter. Tate seeks candidates to fill the post, outlining expectations and the selection process.
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Tate
Athletics
Howard Letter
Alpena Captain Returns to Head R O T C at State College
Captain Walter E. Smith, formerly of Alpena, will head the ROTC program at South Dakota State College after years of service at home and abroad. He has four years RBOT experiences since the war, spent five years with troops in Hawaii and the mainland, and is attending infantry school in Fort Benning. He will assume duties around June 1 to replace Captain Ellis Bates, who departs for foreign duty in the Hawaiian Islands after mid June.
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Alpena
Walter E. Smith
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Captain Smith
Hawaii
United States
Fork Bonning
Ellis Bates
Hawaiian Islands
Bates
State College
Nez Perces Refuse To Dress For White Father
Nez Perce chiefs in Lewiston Idaho refuse to join Hoover inauguration parade. After two tribal pow wow, they state that while other tribes may send warriors to march the Nez Perces will not. They deem it undignified to dress in feathered regalia for anyone, including the President.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Herbert Hoover
United States
Students Hurt In Accident Near Sloan Iowa
Miss Miriam Hotchkiss from Burt and three University of South Dakota students were injured in a crash near Sloan Iowa. Clancey Maurice of Aberdeen was driving another car. he suffered a severe head bruise and was unconscious briefly. Gun derson, Kriens, and others were treated for injuries at Whiting. Hotchkiss was conveyed to a hospital in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Miriam Hotchkiss
Burt
Marningalde College
University of South Dakota
Sloan
Hotchkiss
Whiting
Maurice Clancey
Aberdeen
Coyote
Clancey
Marvin “H. Kriens
Hartford
D. C
School of Medicine
Harry Gunderson
Centerville
S. D
Clanecy
Gunderson
Miss Hotchkiss
Kriens
Baltimore man commits murder then jumps to death
Baltimore on February six police said Frank Pervis aged twenty eight killed one woman murdered another and wounded an eight year old girl before leaping from the second story of his home after quarreling with his wife and chasing her away.
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Baltimore
Frank Pervis
Pervia
Brother-in-law Pursues Wife Into Kalichman Store
In a confrontation at the David Kalichman store Pervis attacked Mrs Kalichman with a butcher knife as he chased his wife into the shop. Mrs Kalichman’s eight year old daughter and Mrs Sarah Silverman were involved. Mrs Silverman died at hospital while Mrs Kalichman was reported in serious condition.
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David Kalichman
Pervis
Kalichman
Sarah Silverman
Silverman
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