Norbeck Says Rushmore Work Will Start Soon
Senator Norbeck of South Dakota said he expected Mount Rushmore carving to proceed rapidly this summer, with about half of the necessary funds authorized by private subscription. The bill creates a twelve member commission to be appointed by the president and an executive committee chaired by the president. The project aims to carve Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt on the mountain and to landscape the grounds with free admission to view the memorial.
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Washington
Black Hills
South
Norbeck
South Dakota
Captain Tucker
Tomorroy
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Calvin Apolloles
Gutzon Borglum
Mount Harney Memorial Association of
South, ‘Dakota
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Commission
Nationalists Gain Victory in Chinese Rebellion
Nationalist China reported a decisive victory over forces loyal to former Shantung warlord Chang Tsung Chang. Captured prisoners exceeded 1,000, with revolting detachments surrounded near Kushn and Tengchow. General Liu Chen-Nien said supplies and ammunition were seized, including 260,000 rounds and $50,000 in Mexican funds. A Russian general, Nachaett, aided Chang Tsung Chang’s remnants. Civil and military reliefs arrived as two-day battle concluded.
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Chefoo
China
Chang-Tsung-Chang
Shantung
Liu Chen-Nien
Chefou
Kushn
Tengchow
Chank ‘Taung-Chang- Wan
Nachaett
Chang
Chayu
Arlington and Oldham Winners in Kingsbury Tourney
Arlington and Oldham reached finals of the Kingsbury county tourney with wins over Iroquois and Erwin. Arlington led Iroquois most of the game with Billington and Olson scoring for Arlington while Walters and Toovey starred for Iroquois. Oldham overcame Erwin 16 to 10 as Snyder sparked the comeback.
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Arlington
Oldham
Kingsbury
Iroquois
Erwin
Billington
Olson
Walters
Toovey
Snyder
Hetland
Lake Preston
Bancroft and
DeSmet
King George Gains Strength in Seaside Recovery
Wes Woe reports from Bognor Sussex on February 22 that a high Household official says the king has changed markedly in a fortnights time. He rises after breakfast, dresses, and spends mornings by open windows, with sea air aiding his strength though not yet fully convalescent.
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Bognor
Sussex
George
Higgins Wins Out In Mayor Contest
Higgins wins the Springfield mayoral contest by one vote after Charles Biggion appeals to the state supreme court. The circuit court had upheld EH 2 Gray’s April election result. Gray had served as mayor and expected to relinquish the seat. The decision hinges on a ballot marked in ink and a statute deemed mandatory.
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Higgins
Supreme Court
Senate votes against 29 flag move on battleships
The Senate voted 70 to 7 against Senator Heftin of Alabama to prohibit display of church flags on U S battleships during services. He argued the chaplain use of flags bore the Latin cross while Catholics opposed the change. Also notes Mrs Paul Falk broke an arm after a fall on a slippery sidewalk yesterday afternoon.
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Senate
Heftin
Washington
Alabama
United States
Pea
Col McNutt to Arrive in Huron Sunday Morning
South Dakota delegates and state officials gather in Huron for the American Legion spring conference. National Commander Col Paul V McNutt will address the gathering at 4 PM in the Elks hall, with Commander Walter L Dyce presiding and Mayor Don G Madbery welcoming. Reports on state memorials junior baseball and other Legion projects will be presented, with attendance open to the public.
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Department
Dakote
Huron
Paul V. Mc
Col. McNutt Wilh
Walter L. Dyce
Madison
Marvin Hughitt
Dyce
Walle
South Dakota
McNutt
Elks
Legion
Argst
Dyce de Dn" McArthur
Chammamerce
Don G. Madbery
American Legion
State Memorial
L. C. Morrison
Kedaka
T. C. Casper
P T A Congress To Meet Here In Huron
The ninth district South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers will convene in Huron next Thursday. Sessions occur at Jefferson school with 2 PM opening. evening address by the state organization president and reports from district associations. Delegates attend at American Lutheran church 6:30 PM for a line. Prof. I D Weeks will speak on Parent Teacher Associations at the crossroads. Reservations for dinner should be reported to presidents. Seven associations in the district include Wellington Cavour Band Creek Whiteside and three in Huron from Jefferson Lincoln and McKinley.
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South Dakota
American Lutheran Church
1. D. Weeks
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Wellington
Cavour
Band Creek
Whiteside
Huron
Jefferson
Lincoln
McKinley
Devils Win Independent Meet in Northern States Tourney
In Abershen on February 23, Friedman's Devils led by Redfield won the first annual northern states independent basketball championship, defeating Northern Normal Frosh 37 to 20 in a fast contest. Ipswich captured third with a 230 to 24 win over Osaka as officials termed the event a financial success and announced plans for a bigger tourney next season.
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Aberchen
Friedman
Devils
Redfield
Ipswich
Osaka
House adopts amendment to deficiency bill in aid of Prohibition
Washington February 23 The House adopted an amendment to the second deficiency appropriation bill to provide 250 008 dollars for inquiries into the operations of the Prohibition laws.
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Washington
House
Path Of Maid Of Orleans Marked On Anniversary
In Be Meuse France on February 22 bells ring to mark the 500th anniversary of Joan of Arc setting out to free Orleans from the English. A seventeen year old girl led the march and towns along the route hung blue triumphal arches. Commemorative services with full participation were held as the three month memorial period begins along the route toward Rouen.
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Department OF BE Meuse
Franch
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Rowen
Blazing Woman Found Dead Near Cranford Golf Club
A well dressed woman about 30 was found dead on a rural Cranford NJ road near the golf club. Police suspect she was dumped from a car, doused with gasoline, head crushed, and set aflame. A year earlier a missing governess case in Bernardsville remains unsolved. The truck driver James Boyle alerted Cra uf ord police. officers extinguished the fire. Rings and costly clothing noted.
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Cranford
N. J
Cranford Golf Club
Margaret Brown
New York
Bernardsville
James Boyle
Crauford
Senate Votes to Withdraw Marines From Nicaragua Reversed
The U S Senate reversed yesterday's vote on withdrawing marines from Nicaragua. It approved funds for a new cruiser program totaling over 513 million, while reasserting a policy stance after President Coolidge urged support. Senator Jones shifted to depend on the president, and Borah opposed the administration on marine withdrawal.
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Washington
Senate
Nicaragua
Dill
Navy Department
Hill
Coolidge
Jones
Hows
Borah
Senate passes bill for extra judgeship in South Dakota
Washington February 23 The senate today passed a bill to create an additional judgeship in the district of South Dakota. The prime measure now goes to the president for action.
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Washington
Senate
Sanath Dakota
Kidnap Witness In Gang Killings Found In Detroit
Dr. Loyal Tucker, a missing kidnap witness in the Chicago gang killings, was found in Detroit at a downtown corner. Police reported she had been drugged and unconscious, with authorities connecting her to a man identified by Tucker as the driver in the St. Valentine’s Day massacre. The case centers on Moran gang members and a suspected kidnap attempt linked to the detective bureau information.
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Veyroimt
Loyal Tucker
Chicago
Library
Giradot
Tucker
Detective Bureau
George
Bugs) Moran
St. Valentine’s Day
Aviolica
Tackar
Five Men Adrift in Storm Near Portland
Five crew members of the schooner Aberrance remained missing after a heavy snowstorm pushed them adrift at sea. Ephraim B. Eastman was found after 34 hours in an open boat, while Coast Guard cutters and the Portland fishing fleet mounted a large-scale search. The missing include Arthur Porter, George Wallace, Harry Orr, Harold Webber, and Samuel Bushey, all of Portland. Captain Charles Dexter steered the Aberrance amid the gale to aid in the search.
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Portland
Coast Guard
Arthur Porter
George Wallace
Harry Orr
Harold Webber
Samuel Bushey
Ephraim RB. Eastman
Sunapee
Charles Dexter
Sioux Falls Pastor To Give Sermon Here
The Rev. H. J. Glenn of First Lutheran Sioux Falls will occupy the pulpit at the American Lutheran church tomorrow at 10 45 AM. He has preached here before and leads one of the state’s largest churches and currently serves as acting president of Augustana College in Sioux Falls.
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H. J. Glenn
First Lutheran Church of
Sioux Falls
American Lutheran Church
Mr. Glenn
Huron
Augustana College
Bloux Falls
Weather Forecast For Cold Night In Western Regions
A weather forecast indicates a cold night with widespread snow likely, especially in the extreme west portion. Temperatures will drop and wind may intensify, bringing a frigid air mass to Bendzy and nearby areas. Residents should prepare for slippery roads and hazardous travel conditions overnight.
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Bendzy
Temight
Rockefeller and D Rockefeller Hit International Oil Interests
Rep Tinkham charges that Standard Oil figures and a New York publicity man acted as propagandists against U S interests. He calls for a congressional probe into the expenses and influence shaping U S foreign policy, asserting they owe allegiance only to money.
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Washington
International Standard OU
D. Rockefeller
Ive Tse
New York
United States
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Hell
International Bankerg A
International’ Standard Oil
Joan D. Rockefeller
Ivy Les
Kidnappers Kill Yank Engineers in Mexico
Two American mining engineers J. M. Underwood and C. C. Aisthrope were killed by Mexican bandits after being kidnapped from the Bustog Mine camp. Federal troops found the bodies in the Sinaia mountains near Guanajuato. Their company president planned to appeal to the U.S. government for punishment of the abductors.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Guatajuata
J. M. Underwood
C. C. Aisthrope
Sinaia
Liville
Guanajuatos
Bustog
Foryer
Underwood
Aisthrons
Equia Ana
Lhe
Guanajuato
Columbus
Guanajuanto Reduction and Mining Company
C. L. Kurta
United States
Dream Island venture aims for new nation on hidden isle
A Miami to Havana sailing party led by F Bramley of Cleveland on the yacht Peary seeks a hidden gunken island in the Pacific west of Mexico. The explorers, engineers and contractors plan pumping and dredging to form a new nation, with a secret site and a voyage to Kingston Jamaica and the Panama Canal.
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Miami
Fua
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Peary
F. Bramley
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Bramley
Edward Green
Nate Siegal
William Schloss
Dominec Panez
Robert Cona
Charles Griffin
Havana
Kingston
Jamaica
Patams Canal
Este
Autken Island
Lindbergh Engagement Breaks Off in Wichita Report
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh ends engagement to Anna Morrow after questioning marriage plans. He says St. Louis is his home and declines to discuss future moves. The Wichita Beacon reports the rupture occurred February 22, noting Lindbergh’s brief remarks on residence.
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Lindberghs
St. Louis
Wichita
Kans
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anna Morrow
Wichita Beacon
Mutiny and Military Rule After Five Days of Desperate Rescue
Rescued track caravan members recount five days in the Red desert amid a brutal blizzard. Herman C. Kelser said he assumed control to keep the group together as several sought to flee toward the Union Pacific tracks. The storm brought near zero temperatures and harsh conditions that tested leadership and endurance.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Red Desert
Tifteen
Top Rock Springs
Herman C. Kelser
Union Pacific
Sven
Boy Scout Program Broadcast From St Louis Tonight
The tv program of the Boy Scout circus at St Louis will be broadcast over station KMOX starting at 8 o clock and continuing until about 10 15 Hu ron time per word received at the Huron area read quarters.
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Boy Scout Circus
St.Louis
Atation Kmox
St. Louis
McCording
Huron
Guider Jomiin Pleads Guilty in City Court
Guider Jomiin of Huron paid a $25 fine after entering a guilty plea in municipal court this morning. Judge Dick Haney oversaw the case and found him intoxicated.
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Jomiin
Huron
Dick Haney
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