Legion Takes Up Boxing Program in Huron
Willian WReaves post of the American Legion discussed plans to bring boxing entertainment to Huron for the remainder of winter. A committee led by Frank Staley was formed to study the project and report next meeting. If approved, a boxing card could be staged in town at least monthly. A wrestling match between Jack Wipf and Wallace Lubyet ended in a draw after 20 minutes.
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Huron
Orst Tlis
Mrembders
Willian Wreaves
American Legion
Frank Staley
Legibunas
Paul V. McNutt
South Dakota
Theatans
Jack Wipf
Wallace Lubyet
Ubyet
Hhron
Rapil Air Lines
Wipt
Plan study of Chicago police reform move announced
A Northwestern Institute proposal urges appointing ten police officers as advisors and recommends a study by the Institute of Law and Criminology. Named backers include Andrew Al Farust, Prof Ernest W. Bucs, Henry J. Chamberlin, and others from leading criminal law groups.
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Sithough
Marericatt
Andrew AL Farust
American Institute of Criminal Law
Ernest W. Bucs
University of Chicas
Henry
Chamberlin
Governor’s Quiet Order Amid Emergency Restrictions
A fragment reports a gubernatorial order restricting business before the governor to only emergencies. It notes the aim to speed recovery, minimize matters needing attention, and keep nonurgent affairs from the governor’s desk while a doctor’s statement supports limited action during the crisis.
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Vemahias
Trent Stow
Unclear OCR: Local Meeting at Presbyterian College
Fragmentary text describes a meeting involving young people and an event at a Presbyterian college. Readable entities are few and fragmented, making precise reconstruction difficult.
Mrs Mahaffey Dies After Illness at Hospital
Mrs Josephine Mahaffey of 153 Fifths East died last night at 6 at Huron hospital after a recent operation. She had been on the road to recovery prior to the procedure, with services planned in Valley City. She was a member of the Easterm Stay chapter Key Noble and was preceded in death by two relatives.
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Josephine Mahafffe
J. H. Maniffey
Huron Hospital
Mahaffey
Bera
Tamily
Redfield
Kinyon's
Mahaney
Noble
Valley City
Lilian T. ‘Dueck
Regents Win in South Dakota School Instruction Case
Judge Guenit John FBD Inghes of Pierre issued a judgment for the South Dakota Board of Regents in a case challenging course instruction at Madison Springfield Abeeen schools. The decision enjoins the prohibition of instruction in the normal school amid disputes over program content and state authority. Word reached attorney 4 K Gardner representing the Board.
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South Dakota
John Fbdinghes
Pierre
Madison
Springfield
Thaue
Oa Nrogham
K. Gardner
Board of
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Reverend Copeland To Open Three Week Evangelistic Campaign
The Rev E Copeland, from St Louis Missouri, renowned for over thirty thousand conversions in ten years, will start a three week evangelistic campaign at the Methodist Episcopal church. Services will run daily from 7:30 to evening. Spruce slated for the week.
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E. Copeland
St. Louis
Illér
Copeland
Spruce
Plan Special Scout Sermons for City Observance
Observances will be held at Huron churches Sunday as part of the city’s Na Roy commemoration. Scouts from Troop 1 and Troop 5, along with Episcopal and Methodist groups, will participate in evening services as part of the plan.
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Redfield
Huron
Scaul
Obregon Killer Spends Last Day In Mexico
A coded exchange between President Portes Gil and federal officials influenced a 24 hour stay decision. Toral had requested clemency, cited as intellectual author of the crime, with a twenty year sentence under review.
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Mexigo. D
Deléataiph Essager
Portes Gil
Federal District
Jim
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight February Events
Local notices report the birth of Eugene William Hanson on Thursday February 7 at 129 Ohio Avenue South. Costume rentals at the Fire Hall advertise events on February 10. Royal Neighbor lodge supervisor Mina Wood travels to Pierre to discuss juvenile insurance. Gamble Stores promotes safe investments and preferred shares. Bruce Yates Jr returns from Minneapolis. opening a barber shop near Taylor’s corner is announced. Other items cover Italian art sale at Brick, theater ads, and dances with Mike Dibbs and Clobe Trotters.
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E. W. Hanson
Ohio Avenue
Eugene William
Mina Wood
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Piarre
Degistauce
Alfer
Gambia
C. S. Hagen
Minneapolis
EH. Mian
Tam
Lockwell
E. E. Bryan
Pierre
Huron
Dante
Daum
Batarday
Mike Dibbs
Aml
Clobe Trotters
C. D. Streeter
Sudson Revere
Frank Avenue Southeast
Wosk
Dodgeville
Wis
Sjabe Trotter
Brookings
Larson
Froim
Hilton
Charles Lampe
Health Update on TT at Home 522 Nebraska
TT at home in Nebraska is reported to be about the same after two weeks with pneumonia. He remains serious and has shown little improvement, with no notable change in condition.
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Nebraska Favente Southwest
Experts: now in France for reparations talks
U S experts Morgan Young and Lamont disembarked at Cherbourg and boarded a special train to Paris for imminent reparations conferences. The trio kept a discreet public profile as they traveled with a 34 member staff aboard a four coach French train, with a private car and dinner car. A correction notes a prior error naming Ted Lammers and ages, stating he did not admit coal theft and is 16.
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Cherbourg
P. Morgan
Owen D. Young
Thomas W., Lamont
Aquitania
Paris
Morgan, Young and Lamont
Rother
Ted Lammers
Chicago and North Western Railway
A. L. Kinkead
Teil Lammers
Dickinson New Council Leader Switch
Claude Dickinson elected illustrious master of Huron Council No 5 of Royal and Select Masters at a regular meeting last night. B E Beach named deputy master along with officers Hl Warren principal officer Joe Jorgenson captain of the safari P N Nusiad conductor Henry Gehm steward Carl Peterson sentinel George C Pullinweider treasurer H M Whisman recorder. past Grand Master E W Feige provided inspiration.
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Claude Dickinson
Huron Council
B. E. Beach
Hl. Warren
Joe Jorgenson
P. N. Nusiad
Henry Gehm
Carl Péterson
Sentinel
George C. Pullinweider
H. ML. Whisman
E. W. Feige
Wessington and Blunt Debate Ends With Split Verdict
Wessington high school's affirmative debate team defeated Blunt's negative yesterday, on the armed forces funding debate. Blunt won on Wednesday with the opposite side. Separate notes mention mail deliveries in Scar Valley and road clearing as of today.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Blunt
United States
Verne Ogre
Lucille Ruddy
Clyde Vaylor
Rose Walker
De Valera Is Given 30 Day Sentence
Belfast reports Eamon De Valera, leader of the Irish Republican opposition, was sentenced to one month in prison for attempting to enter Northern Ireland in contravention of a seven year old order. The magistrate said De Valera was effectively flouting the law.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Eamon de Vafera
Roleq Itish Republican
Wag Son‘tenced
Irish Free State Call
de Valera
Rejuvenating Tarlac The World Famous Health Tonic
A vintage advertisement urges readers to restore vitality with Tarlac claiming quick return of strength energy and well being. It targets tired people who feel run down and promises renewed vigor through a bottle sold by druggists with a money back offer if not helped.
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Zaap
Melo
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Canton
Hal Gz Fine
Lowzas
U.8
France
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