Gas specialists study pipeline to eastern South Dakota
Gas experts from Northwestern Public Service and partners discussed piping Montana gas to eastern South Dakota cities. The project could cost over five million dollars and hinges on available eastern Montana gas reserves and climate of supply.
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Iby Huron
T.T. Parkey
Northwestern’ Public Service Company
Montana
Northwestern Police Service
Hutton
D. F. Burvite
Chicago
Middle West bBruities Company
H.C. Esberg
Lucas and Luick
O. C. Stokke
Northwestern Public Service Company
Kidnappers Hold Man Eight Days in Connecticut
Abraham B. Price, a wealthy broker, resurfaces after eight days of captivity. He says captors demanded ransom up to $35,000, tied him to a bed and blindfolded him, and drove him around before dropping him near his Bridgeport home. Police arrested alleged gang members in New York and Bridgeport on related charges.
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Price
Connecticut
New York City
Bridgepas
Akey
Bere
New York
Abraham B. Price
Metropolis
Bridgeport
Pius XI marks eighth year as pope at Vatican
At dawn in Vatican City courtyards the pontiff’s anniversary is celebrated with full dress by Swiss guards and other units. Messages of congratulation pour in from around the world as Pius XI, once a Vatican prisoner, now rules under the Lateran Pact as a sovereign within his own dominion.
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St. Damasus
Pius XI
Tamena
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St. Peter's
Vatican
Piazza Rusticucci
Papa
Col Russell Pioneer of Old West Dies in Deadwood
Col M Russell Sr a famed Black Hills pioneer and longtime friend and associate of the late W F Cody died at his Deadwood home after a brief illness. He helped shape the old west, meeting Cody in 1863 in Leavenworth Kansas. He is survived by two sons John R an attorney and James E a mining engineer. Funeral set for Friday morning in Deadwood.
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Old West
Deadwood
Col. M. Russell
Black Hills
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Buffalo bin
Codz
Cody Frat
Leavenworth
Kang
Gray
United States
John R
James E
Che
Washington Note Favors Judiciary Committee Action
Washington dispatch reports that on February 6 the use judiciary committee favored moving forward with a proposed measure. The item suggests committee support for a legislative step, signaling potential advancement in the process.
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Washington
Use Judiciary Committee
Adoption of Star Spangled Banner as National Anthem
A newspaper notes a measure to adopt the Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem was reported without naming the author Francis Scott Key. The piece outlines the proposal's status and calls attention to the composition's designation without attribution.
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Francis Scott Key
Valentines Flow In To Huronites Valentines Contest
The Huronite receives Valentine entries by mail as editors plan a contest closing February 12. The Boots Valentine drawing will appear Friday night and must be in the contest editor’s hands by then. Prizes include four first places worth more and smaller rounds for two age groups 12 and under and over, with adults eligible in the second group.
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Huron
Boots Valentine
Boots
Thoga
Major Crosby to direct District of Columbia police
Major General Herbert Crosby, chief of cavalry, was chosen by President Hoover to head the District of Columbia police, fire and traffic departments and remove organized crime from the capital. Crosby will retire March 22 and begin his duties immediately, becoming the second military officer to oversee city police affairs after Smedley Butler.
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Herbert Crosby
Cavalry
United States Army
Crosby
Hoover
District of Columbia
Lfe
United States
Smedley Butler
Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Fie
District of Abvertits
Lose 19 Pounds Fat with 85 Cent Kruschen Remedy
An ad touts a weight loss plan claiming a Western woman shed 19 pounds in a month using Kruschen Salts at 85 cents a bottle. It promises better energy, clearer skin, and a leaner physique, urging readers to weigh themselves, take a half teaspoon daily, and repeat after four weeks.
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Longstaff
America
Dougherty Reflects on Career Choice
Tor L Dougherty, aged 18, stated he had an opportunity to size up a job and, as a result, had not yet decided upon his course of action. He noted the decision would depend on future prospects and counsel received.
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Tor’ L. Dougherty
Miller Faces Double Assignment This Week
Miller, a strong two sport team, meets tight line with leading Get tysburg Maroons in Miller court Friday and Pierre Governory Saturday. The squad has 11 wins in 13 games this season and has not lost at home, showing rapid development since starting with one veteran.
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Miller
Central South Dakota
Gettysburg Maroons
Pierre
Redfield Beats Aberdeen De Molay In Overtime Clash
In a last night overtime basketball game Redfield defeated Aberdeen De Molay 30 to 22 after the score stood 27 all at regular time. Wood starred for Aberdeen De Molay and Eslinger led Redfield with strong play. A separate report notes a theft at a Waycross, Georgia dentist office stealing a set of gold teeth.
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Waycross
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