Rulers Reinstated at Huron Elks Initiation Class
More than 250 members watched as past exalted rulers restored to power at the Huron Elks lodge last night officiated the initiation of a class of 14 candidates. Three out of town men Carl Harding Alton Gaughran of Yale and Vincent W Fox of Miller were included to form the Gordon class alongside Huronians named Gordon King Hickcox Thurs ton Clucker Luli Kiel and Palmer. State President Carl Nelles of Madison and Past District Deputy J Ford Zietlow of Aberdeen attended as out of town guests.
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Huron Elks Lodge
Carl Harding
Alton Gaughran
Yale
Vincent W. Fox
Miller
Gordon
Max Y
CG. H. Weir
Charles Warren
George C. Fallinwelder
M. L. Tobin
Inter Guard
Postpone Meet of Walto nians in Columbus Hall
Walton club officials postponed the Waltonians meet from Friday to Monday next week at Columbus Hall Heights. Bob Ripple hatcheries director will attend to present a film on fish propagation in South Dakota. Officers to be elected at the session.
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Iz Leagte Lmetti
League
Columbus Hall
Bob. Ripple
Stile
Huron Leaguers
South Dakota
Ripple
Walton
Weather forecast for Heron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with much colder conditions. Sunrise at 7 35, sunset at 6 00. Temperatures show high and low marks from last year and record February values. South Dakota mostly fair and colder, Minnesota cloudy to partly cloudy with snow in north and east central areas, Iowa partly cloudy and colder.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Colt
Iowa
Road Report Summary for Huron Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Aberdeen
Huron reports clear roads with light snow in parts as temperatures swing. Mitchell shows light precipitation with generally clear roads. Watertown sees two inches of snow but roads stay good under cloudy skies. Sioux Falls experiences light snow and clear roads while Aberdeen reports light precipitation with mostly clear routes and partly cloudy conditions.
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Huron
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Weather Summary Incomplete City Readings
Brookings reports high 35 and low 10 with slow drifted snow and roads. Fankton notes high 32 with trace precip and good conditions. Rapid City shows high 34 and low As with trace precip and roads good to clear. Pierre records high 23 low 13 with trace precip and roads clear.
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Brookings
Fankton
Trace
Rapid City
Pierre
Bronx double murder by four men at gunpoint
In New York City Bronx Inwood Avenue. An unidentified woman about 24 and her escort Carmine Barelli 20 were shot by four men who arrived by car. Barelli died later. the woman died en route to hospital. The assailants fled.
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New York
Carmine Barelli
Bronx
Perdon
Barelli
Inwood Avenue
Gurane
Fivasos
Iin
Ehost
Gallant Pilot Wins 4 Medals in Heroic Rescue
Lieutenant William F. Matheny, just four months on active duty, earned the Cheney Award and the Soldiers Medal for bravery in peacetime after rescuing Lieut. Dwight Canfield from a burning airplane wreck near a Panama to Nicaragua flight. Matheny smothered the flames on his own body to save Canfield, who died from burns that night. Matheny, 26, a graduate of Marionette University, is stationed at Langley Field. The Cheney Award honors Lieut. William H. Cheney, killed in 1918, with donors Mrs. Mary L. Scofield and Mrs. Kurth Cheney Streeter.
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Hampton
Air-Corps
William 4. Matheny
Dwight Cangeld
J. Cheney
Panama
Nicaragua
Matheny
Canfield
Caufield
Mardnette University
Langley Field
Cheney
William H. Cheney
Foggia
Italy
Mary L. G. Scofield
Peterbors
N. H
Kurth Cheney Streeter
Marrintown
Aviation Weather Broadcasts May Be Increased
Aviation weather broadcasts could be rebroadcast every 15 minutes rather than hourly as the airway radio stations expand. Chief engineer Hingsburg and meteorologist Andrus advocate the change after a national air tour noted gaps in reception with five stations on the hour.
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Washington i
Airway Radio
Department of Com Mercs
F.C. Hingsburg
Airways Division
C.G. Andrus
National Air Tour
V the Weather, Bureau
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts cure obesity by flushing fat and boosting energy. It asserts fat loss within weeks, improved skin and vitality, urging a purchase of an 85 cent bottle from Longatat Drug Co. with a money back promise if no improvement.
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Kruschen
Loagatat Drug Co
Fleet Escapes Winter Blasts in Private Planes
Chicago residents flee the cold aboard privately owned aircrafts cruising to Florida and the Caribbean. Notables like Col. KR, James B. Simpson, and Charles R. Walgreen are cited piloting amphibians or using air taxis to reach winter retreats, with many locals owning planes for summer commutes or shore visits along Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
Alicia Patterson
New York
Joseph Medill Patterson
Laval
Antilles
Patterson
William ©. Grunow
Gail Shore
Wiloxk
Iliss
Lake Geneva
Lake Michigan
Charles BR. Walgreen
Florida
Dixon
Banker Tells Of Climb From Cub
A fragmentary feature traces bankers rising from journalism to finance in New York. It highlights Thomas W. Lamont, Frank A. Vanderlip, and Francis H. Sigson among others who moved from reporting to top positions at major banks and trust firms. Former newspapermen now hold senior roles at banks and member firms, with many maintaining fluency in the reporter’s tongue.
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York
Ovine
Thomas W. Lamont
Frank A. Vanderlip
Francis H. Si
Lamont
J. P. Morgan Mad Company
New York
Banking leaders named in regional institutions
C HR Berrien is noted as vice president at Central Hanover Bank and Trust. Fred W Geble serves as second in command at Cage National Bank. The excerpt lists senior officers connected to local financial firms.
Personal Psychology Ends Student Mussions In Boulder
University of Colorado students enroll in a parappa psychology class to anonymously analyze peers for personality grading. Twenty nine traits include neatness laziness blushing posture health friendliness and honesty. Professor Howell says the method reveals truth about oneself and removes harmful illusions.
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Boulder
Colo
Weachers
University of Colorado
Thomas Lf. Howell
Roche Refuses Graft and Faces Payless Chicago Turmoil
In Chicago, Roche, an Irish oilman, rejects graft despite underworld offers of up to 1 million yearly and a gambling ring proposing 50 000 weekly bribes. He vows to curb hoodlums as the city’s treasury remains empty and workers, including Roche, go unpaid since December amid gangland threats and bomb plots.
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Chicago
Roche
Hug
Sid
See
Hecquache
Jewlers
Paralou
Thoghe
Sters
Lnt
Chicaxo
Lesaya
Fe Iis
Lea Hair Tonic Promises Gray Claim Reversal
A Detroit woman aged 65 credits Lea's Hair-Tonic with stopping hair loss and thinning, restoring color after rapid graying. She reports friends noticed improvement, and letters praising the product have poured in from Tampa and other places as Lea's company promotes the tonic nationwide.
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Lea
Inc. Friends of
Washington
Ind
Tampa
Lea ‘Fonic Co
Brentwood
Back
Rocha the Chicago sleuth who cleaned up the underworld
Patrick Terence Roche, born in 1886, joined the Chicago Police in 1911 and rose to sergeant in the detective bureau by 1920. He led the UW Intelligence section, exposed booze rackets in 1922 and 1924, jailed Dapper Dan McCarthy and Little Hymie Weisg, and helped indict Dion O Banion. He later acted as chief investigator, braving bomb syndicates and bribery, claiming a cleaning of Chicago could be done in four hours if the will existed.
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Underworld
Patrick Terence Roche
Rocha
Chicago
Dapper
Dan” McCarthy
Little Hymie” Weisg
Dion O'Banion
Roche
New York
Lquor
Washington
Treasury Department
John A. Swanson
Chicago Police Fight Back Against Gangsters Debates Political Roots
In a vivid account, a Chicago inspector condemns rotten politics and gangster influence. He notes police work as key to breaking the grip, cites weekly gambling profits of around 100000 dollars and bribe offers of 30000 dollars weekly, and reveals a rift between ordinary citizens and testifying witnesses amid city corruption.
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Ofen
Ordinnary
Chicago
Hale
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