Question Mark Flying Between Western Cities
The Army tri motor Fokker Question Mark refueled in flight near San Diego to set a new world endurance record. After completing its first 34 hours the aircraft neared Del Mar and Pasadena, with multiple midair refuelings and a turkey dinner for the crew, as Major Carl Spatz reported rough air during contact and continued operations planned to keep the airship aloft through the night.
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Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
Calif
Jun
San Diego
Army
Fers
Ciera
Mississippi Valley
Midnix
Gabler
del Mar
Cal
A~ Mosse
U Hoyt
Air
Hoyt
Aest
Point Loma
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Georgia Tech
California
Aleis Roush
Carl Spats
Spatz
South Dakota electors cast five votes for Hoover
South Dakota presidential electors met at noon in Pierre with Governor Bulow presiding and chose Theodore J. P. Giedt as chairman and A. L. Wyman as secretary. Five electors were named from Parker, Balboa, Rapid City, Eureka, and Yankton. Alan Bogue attended via his son and was listed among the slate.
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South Dakota
Alan Bogue
Parker
Bogue
A. L. Berg
Bal-' Oe
Rapid
Ford Motor Co to Hire thirty thousand more workers
A Ford Motor Co employment drive at Fordson drew an estimated 32,000 people as officials announced plans to hire 30,000 additional workers. The plant will add 5,000 to 6,000 daily until reaching full staffing, enabling six day operation while keeping a five day week for employees.
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Detroit
Yan
Ford Motor Company
Fordson
Ford
Flooding Threatens Skating Rink at Huron College Field
Report describes flooding at the Huron College Alunyal rink with walls sealed and cracks closed. Water accumulation delays flooding completion as authorities monitor the situation and potential structural concerns.
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Huron College
Alunyal
Reopen Contest Case Thursday In Huron
Circuit Judge Frank R Fisher dealt with court matters in Judge Alva E Taylor's office this morning then left for De Smet for motion day duties Returning to Huron tomorrow he will reopen the recount in the contest between Everett Turnis and Fred W Birks Ballots from 26 precincts had counted before the holiday adjournment Curtis the incumbent county auditor led by 16 votes The recount increased his lead by six votes
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Frank R. Fisher
Alva E. Taylor
Fisher
Bezn
Miller
de Smet
Huron
Everett Turnls
Fred. W. Birks
Curtis
Six Taken in Groton Raids
Six men were arrested in Groton Brown County in a coordinated federal and county operation through Monday. Deputy prohibition administrator EB Sonn reported arrests were transferred to state court. Fred Kesner was nabbed at his elevator with two pints moonshine. Edward White and Edward Burge held after three pints found at their home. Carl Andersen garage raid yielded eleven pints. Laimer Biogson and Walmer Glyard faced charges after four pints found and a seized Chevrolet.
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Groton
Brown County
EB. L. Sonn
Fred “Kesner
Edward White
Edward Burge
Chicago Norther n Railway Executive Change Notice
In a clipped notice, Fred W.W. is named for a seat in the Chicago and Northeastern rail executive ranks. George, described as engineer or engineer general, is named as assistant or advisory, with the appointment effective January 1. The fragmentary text confirms a corporate personnel reshuffle.
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Fred
Chicago
George
Gineersa Rice
Beadle County Zooms In On Highway Superintendent Nominees
Beadle County commissioners wrestled with nominating three candidates for county highway superintendent during a morning session. Votes shifted between C B Robbins and Herbert Castain as Clark and Kuehn vied for the chairmanship, with Roberts’ bid surprising observers. Chamberlain and Miller were sworn in, and Kuehn’s 27 years in Huron were noted along with his farming and contracting work.
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Frank Kuehn
Huron
Beadle County
EH. E. Chamberlain
Fortune
Clark
R. W. Clarke
Clarke
Frank Matzke
W. M. Davis
Castain
Arthur Miller
Robbins
Sue
EB. Chamberlain
Davis
Mazeke
Chamberlain
Robbing
Miler
Kuehn
Coatain
C. B. Robbins
Costain
Wessington
Miller
Pays Over Twenty Dollars To Settle Nine Dollar Check
Roy Yahue, south of Hitchcock, was charged today by county sheriff deputies for paying more than twenty dollars to settle a nine dollar and two cent check. The extra amount included six fifty in sheriff fees and four eighty in justice fees.
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Roy’ Yahue
Hitchcock
Pettie
Betty Ann Zalis Given Third Home After Testing Period
Betty Ann Zalis five weeks old, daughter of Mrs Katherine Zalis, has a third home in a short period after killing another child. She has moved from county jail to a hospital for bottle feeding, then to an asylum. Her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Zalis took the baby as New Year’s gift and plan to keep her until the mother is released.
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Chicago
Betty Ann Zalis
Katherine Zalis
Betty Anne
John Zalis
Fire causes heavy losses at Crandon elevator
Crandon fire destroyed an elevator and about 2500 bushels of wheat last night, with damage pegged at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. Two railroad cars also scorched, water supply failed, and the Crandon Elevator Company building, partially insured, faced the loss. Leo Rose, the manager, was out of town.
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Crandon
Chicago and North Western Railway
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Eine Erik Wes
Redfeld
Crandon Elevator Company
Leo Rose
Beaver Skins Arrest Marks Case In County Jail
Joe Dansky, once a local fur buyer, was arrested today by county sheriff officers on illegal possession of beaver skins. Deputy Game Warden Gottman filed the complaint. Dansky’s hearing before Judge A. In Kinkead is set for next Monday. The note mentions legality of beaver skin possession tied to licenses in certain counties.
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Joe Dansky
Automobile Crash Injures Several in Worthing Area
Worthing residents Mary Lavitt and George Knudson were among those injured in an New Year’s automobile accident. Mr and Mrs Crow were discharged after minor injuries. The two cars were wrecked with Lavitt sustaining bruises, Crow with a head gash, and Knudson in a dazed condition with multiple bruises.
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Liqux Falls
Janoth
Mary Levitt
Worthing
Mies
South Dakota
The
State University
George Knudson
Cantes
EB. M. Craw
Crow
Miss Lavitt
Knudson
Crew
Judge Halts Leasing of University Lands
In Austin on January 2, Judge George Calhoon halted a proposed leasing program for university lands. Commissioner J T Robinson died, and the court stated withdrawals and market considerations must be reviewed under current requirements.
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University Lands
Austin
Tex
George Calhoon
J. ‘T. Robinson
Early Senate vote sought on Kellogg Pact ahead of naval bill
Washington January 2 The Kellogg Peace Pact allies with the cruiser construction measure on the Senate calendar. Borah seeks agreement to disposition of the treaty before the naval bill. Advocates claim votes exist to push both measures to a rapid decision within two weeks.
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Borah
Washington
Senate
Jan
Foreign -Relations Committee
Hale
Naval Committee
Bhuys
Reed
Missouri
Moses
New Hampshire
America
Norria
Nebraska
Cooldge
Thea
Weather Warmer Again at Miller
Miller January 2 special report notes a thaw after a 10 degree below zero morning. By five a.m. the temperature was 10 above, rising toward thawing point at noon. A. W. Tompkins South Dakota Farm Bureau secretary to attend three meetings, visiting Tyndall, Aberdeen, and Doland for training and addresses.
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Miller Miller
A. W. Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Tyndall
Bon Homan County Farm Hureac
Aberdeen
Brown County
Spink. County Farm Bureau
Doland
First Baby Born In Huron Is Son Of Yale People
Huron’s first New Year baby is the son of Eli and Mrs Waltera of Yale. He arrived at 10 45 last night at Sprague hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces and nine drams. Merchants in Huron planned gifts totaling about 30 dollars in cash and merchandise for the newborn, with the mother to receive a bouquet. The presentation was set for Thursday afternoon.
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Huron
Eli Waltera
Yale
Sprague Hospital
Classes Start Again Thursday In Huron Schools
Hundreds of Huron children finish Christmas vacation as classes resume Thursday at 8 30 in the morning in city schools. Huron College will restart on Monday of next week.
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Huron
Huron College
Judge Taylor Returns Home After Medical Leave
Judge Alva HB Taylor came home to Rochester after weeks of treatment at the Mayo Clinic following an operation. He said he feels well but will rest to regain full strength, with Judge Frank R. Fisher likely handling most January term circuit court work opening January 14.
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Alva HB. Taylor
Rochester
Frank R. Fisher
Circuit Court
Taylor
Heron
Block Attempt to Raise Grain Rates Blocked
The Interstate Commerce Commission halted a Milwaukee railroad plan to raise wheat rates from Jamestown and Franklin North Dakota to Duluth and Minneapolis Minnesota. The current rates were kept at 20 to 21 cents per 100 pounds, with increases proposed to 24 or higher. An investigation will examine the justification, and the present rates stay in effect until August 1.
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Washington
Milwaukee Railroad
North Dakota
Une
Duluth
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jamestown
Minneapolis
Franklin
Tex Rickard Recovers After Appendectomy in Miami
Report from Miami Florida dated January 2 notes Tex Rickard improving the day after an appendectomy. The Madison Square Garden promoter is said to be resting at his hotel as officials and fans acknowledge his return to health amid ongoing activity in boxing circles.
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Tex
Miami
Fla
Tex Rickard
Madison Square
Hoover to Start Series of Conferences in Washington
Herbert Hoover arrives in Washington and plans a series of conferences with Republican leaders from across the country to shape his executive team. He will invite key congressional leaders, discuss a cabinet, and report on a goodwill Latin American tour. He may meet President Coolidge and outline a simple inauguration program while arranging his move to the White House.
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UTAS
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Port
Hoover
Curtis
Moses
New Hampshire
Horak
Idaho
Sackett
Kentucky
Tomeworth
Tlison
Republican House
Newton
Minnesota
Fort
New Jersey
Republican National
Kansas City
Mr. Hoover
President Coolidge
White House
Florida
Vince Hayes
Garfield
McKinley
Taft
Harding
Fletcher
State Department
Hoovers
Abedies
Amapala
Honduras
Farm Home Fire Causes $10000 Loss In Mellette County
A fire believed to have started from the furnace yesterday damaged the Luther Hausenman home, a fine farm residence valued at 35000, 12 miles southeast, causing an estimated loss of 10000. Mrs Hausenman and the children were away at school in Brentford. the home furnishings valued at 2500 were not saved. The blaze destroyed the house while the family escaped through a window.
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Mellette
Luther Hausenman
Richael Ma Hausenman
Ada
Hause Enman
Childresh
Brentford
Wis
Decovers Lasds Washington government Sue
Fragmentary report cites a Washington government suit referencing California. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington
California
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