Gage Named Lindenwood College for Girls President
Dr. Harry M. Gage, longtime college leader and former president of Coe College, was chosen to head Lindenwood College for Girls in St. Charles Missouri succeeding the late Dr. John L Roemer. He previously led Huron College and served in church and academic roles including moderator and director at Presbyterian institutions.
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Huron College
Lindenwood College
ST. Charles
Coe College At
Cedar Rapids
Lindenwood College For
The
Associa
American Colleges
Gage
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago
H. M. Gage
Associated Press
Huron
Coe College
Huronian Invited To Aberdeen Musicale
Miss Edith Carver of Huron College has been invited to perform her own compositions at a March 16 Aberdeen Monday Musicale meeting. The event, supporting the Guild of South Dakota Composers, features orchestral works, songs, piano pieces, a ladies trio, mixed chorus numbers, and violin solos with South Dakota composers highlighted. Merritt Johnson of Northern State Teachers College notified her.
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Edith Carver
Huron College
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Guild of
South Dakota Composers
Youngdah
Sioux Falls
Carver
Merritt Johnson
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen Forger Sentenced To Five Years In State Penitentiary
Francis Kipp, 29, of Aberdeen, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Frank Fisher to five years in the state penitentiary on third degree forgery charges. One and a half years of the term were suspended on condition he reimburse victims, find employment, and maintain good conduct. Kipp confessed to forgeries across multiple towns in South Dakota, Minnesota, and North Dakota after arrest in Redfield weeks earlier.
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Hadfield
Francis Kipp
Aberdeen
Frank Fisher
Miller
State
Kermit Norbeck
Kipp
Redfield
al Kimlicka
Huron
Doland
Sisgeton
Milbank
Mobridge
Selby
Roscoe
Tulare
Brookings
Madisson
South Dakota
Ortonville
Clinton
Graceville
Minn
North Dakota
Legislature accounts and bills debated in Senate
Senate and House calendars show measures with wide fiscal impact. Proposals include moving the Unemployment Compensation Commission to Pierre, transferring funds from predatory animal and auto license accounts to the general fund, and raising the governor's salary from 3000 to 6000 with Senate approval. Also planned are cattle disease funding, tubercular cattle indemnities, capitol improvements, printing deficits, and a six month deadline for motor fuel tax refunds.
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Friends
Senate
Sioux K. Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Aberdeen
Pierre
House
Capitol
Liquor Control Bill Aims to Narrow On Premises Sales
City officials and reform groups push for liquor permits limited to liquor stores only, advocating combined on and off sale to curb package liquor and improve policing. Mitchell Rapid City and Sioux Falls officials back eased controls with padlock law noted as beneficial. Concerns rise over off premise booths and package dealers in on sale districts.
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Braithwait
Federated Women's Clubs
Anti-Saloon League
South Dakota Education Association
Walter Dixon
Mitchell
Anton Chaska
Tyndall
A. S. Holm
Rapid City
Luby
Propowa Ie Co
Sioux Falls
McKee
South Dakota House Names Baby George Speaker Mickelson
The South Dakota House, led by Speaker George T. Mickelson, approved a mid-session edict naming Mickelson and his wife’s newborn son George Speaker Mickelson, with the couple accepting the designation after a brief celebration.
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Mickelson
Pierre
George T.mickelson
South Dakota
Selby
Ash
George Speaker Mickelson
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