School Men On Booze Counts Take School Men On Booze Counts
Louisvill e Feb 19 Two college officials face drunkenness charges after a collision involving an automobile they rode in Dr H H Cherry 68 president of Western Kentucky Teachers college and W M Pearce 51 director of the extensions department were paroled to appear in court. Cherry said another car backed into his machine and a dispute followed before police detained them.
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Louisville
H. H. Cherry
Western Kentuck Teachers College
Bowling Green
W. M. Pearce
William B. Harrison
Huston Quins
Cherry
Pearce
Paarce
Orden University
Missing Link In Physics Is Goal Professor Einstein
The article reports Albert Einstein seeks a bridge between classical and quantum physics with daily conferences at Caltech with Tolman Epstein and Podolsky. It notes Einstein’s relativity premise, efforts to unite wave and corpuscular views, and potential impact on communications and technology.
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Einstein
Walter B. Clausen
Pasadena
Cal
Albert Einstein
California Institute of Technology
Richard Chace Tolman
Boris Podolsky
Tolman
Podolsky
Robert A. Millikan
Butler Plans Marine Corps retirement to lecture circuit
Major General Smedley D. Butler announced in Buffalo that he will retire from the Marine corps next September to become a lecturer. He said he has signed a contract for lectures starting in October and that the move does not hinge on the Mussolini incident or an official response, noting presidential consent is required and that some Washington officials were aware of his plans.
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Trattor
Navy Department
Washington
Irene Schroder and Dague Face Death in Bellefonte
Irene Schroder, 22, a former waitress and gunwoman, awaits execution at Bellefonte after the state pardon board refused commutation. Glenn Dague, a onetime auto and insurance salesman, also faces the electric chair. They were convicted last March of killing Corporal Brady Paul during a store holdup attempt.
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Irene Schroeder
Newcastle
Bellefonte
State Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Glenn Dague
Wheeling, W. Va
Dague
Local City Briefs and Events Highlight Huron Notes
Mrs G B Levens travels to Miller for mother's illness Mira J W Dolliver influenza pleurisy. Up In the Air high school operetta Feb 20 college auditorium reserved seats. Alma McLean left for Aberdeen after visiting F B White home. Hot Cross buns at grocer or Bell Bakery. A newborn seven pounds six ounces at Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs B K Stephens Wolsey. Fair City Paint and Glass offers incomplete service. H J Wagen Winona Minn freight agent in Huron yesterday. Practical nursing number 3632. Mrs W R Coates returns from Erwin SD with improving mother. sister Mrs E M Torgrud travels to Erwin. Stop buying old tires February 28. new tires 30¢ per thousand miles at Gamble Stores. Mrs Agnes Mathieu returns to Aberdeen after visit in Huron. Mrs John B Coleman and son Jack Milwaukee and brother Charles E Lennon Sioux City visit over weekend at Eilers home. Jean Gould recital Tour of the World at College Aud Feb 26. W L Haley Sioux City in city on business. For sale improved 160 acre farm, good location, easy terms Best & Williams. Mr and Mrs James Byrnes return from Waukon IA for funeral of sister Mrs Charles Regan. Costume and hard time dance at Mason Temple Feb 23. Mas- onic families invited. Mrs A B Blake notified of brother Arthur Fardig death Detroit Feb 19. Hezzech Witham, 85, dies in St Paul after helping build Deadwood sawmill. moved to St Paul in 10 years.
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G. B. Levens
Miller
Mira
J. W. Dolliver
Bell Bakery
Huron Hospital
B. K. Stephens
Wolsey
Fair City Paint and Glass Company
H. J. Wagen
Winona
Minn
Divigon
Huron
W. R. Coates
Erwin
S. D
Gamble
Agnes Mathieu
Aberdeen
William McCreery
J. F. Buckmier
John B. Coleman
Jack
Milwaukee
Charles E. Lennon
Sioux City
William Eilers
Coleman
Lennon
Eilers
Jean Gould
L. Haley
Best & Williams
James Byrnes
Waukon
Byrnes Sisster
Charles Regan
Regan
Masonic Temple
A. B. Blake
Arthur Fardig
Detroit
Mich
Fardig
Wyoming Governor Emerson Dies After Illness
Cheyenne Wyoming February 19 Governor Frank Emerson of Wyoming died last night after a five day illness of a weakened heart attack at age 48 Clark secretary of state said he would act as governor until a successor is chosen at the 19% state election Emerson had a stormy career earlier as state engineer and defeated Nellie Tayloe Ross to win the governorship He is survived by his widow and three sons
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Govenor Frank
Emerson
Wyoming
Clark
William B. Ross
Ross
Supreme Court
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Fire Hose Too Short Sets Blaze to Shifted Seat
Washington dispatch reports the Pleasant Maryland fire department redirected the fire as hoses failed to reach the seat of the blaze. A locomotive moved the fire toward the house door while an artistic effort extinguished a blazing hose core.
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Washington
Pleasant
Maryland
Ashley Brown Resigns From Student Union Post
Ashley M. Brown of Sioux Falls resigned as the first manager of the University of South Dakota student union building to take a job with the U S Veterans bureau at Fargo North Dakota. No successor has been named. Also note that about 97 percent of Switzerland's residents have electricity from water power.
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Ashley Brown
Ashley M. Brown
Sioux Falls
University of South Dakota
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Fargo
N. D
Switzerland
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Deadwood
Witham
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R. E. Hoffman
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Belmont
Stevens
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