Amana Colonies Nearing Incorporation In Delaware
Amana Iowa may convert from a communal to a stock based organization under Delaware law with assets of about 1.25 million dollars. About 1400 residents would hold stock as trustees approved the reorganization and await a community vote. The move follows decades of resisting capitalism and changes in youth outlook and external influence.
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Amana
Iowa
Delaware
Germany
Board of Trustees
City Briefs and Local Births and Visits
Mir and Mrs George McKeon returned from Chicago after the holidays. A son was born at Hahom hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Koerner of Alpena. Laura Schroeder returned to Sioux Falls. Edna Schroeder leaves for Mankato to study. Eilers fur sale offers unusually low prices this January. Mrs Leonard Hauge and daughter Sally Lou visited from Kansas avenue SE and returned home. Blanche Wilson and Herbert Cass returned from Des Moines. Mrs Cass stays longer. City water bills now due at City Treasurer. delinquent January 10. Floyd Collins returned to Mandan after holidays. Louis Anderson travels to Aberdeen for his mother’s funeral.
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Mir
George McKeon
Seventh Street
Chicago
Huron
Edna Schroeder
Mankato
Blanche Wilson
Herbert Cass
Des Moines
Alleged Counterfeiter Taylor Faces Postponed Hearing
A preliminary hearing for E. E. Taylor, suspected as a key figure in a midwest counterfeiting gang, was delayed as detectives collect more evidence. Taylor allegedly cashed two counterfeit $50 travelers checks in Dickinson two weeks ago. Jack Stewart of Glendive, Montana, jailed with Taylor in Newell, South Carolina, will be returned to Dickinson. Stewart allegedly identified Taylor at the time. Officials seek other gang members and pin down the group’s headquarters at Deadwood, South Dakota.
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Dickinson
N. D
E. E. Taylor
Plias
E. E. Thorp
Middlewest
Taylor
Jack Stewart
Glendive
Montar
Newell
S. C
Stewart
Tounterfeiting
Deadwood
5. D
Detroit City Council approves across the board pay cuts
Detroit officials vote emergency salary reductions for all municipal employees from 10 to 17 percent to ride out a financial crisis. City Controller Roosevelt cites inability to meet payrolls before January and loans guaranteed by New York financiers to cover expenses until June. The measure aims to save about 1.3 million dollars.
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Detroit
G. Hall
Roosevelt
New York
Julius Rosenwald Near Death In Chicago Health Update
Julius Rosenwald, famed philanthropist and merchant, was weakening and death was believed near. Dr. Herbert Pollock said Rosenwald had changed last night and was losing strength, suffering from a kidney ailment and arteriosclerosis.
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Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Herbert Pollock
Rosenwald
Former Huron Man Arthur Fuller Ill in Rochester
Word has been received of the serious illness of Arthur Fuller formerly of Huron Iowa now living in Rock Rapids Iowa He is in a hospital at Rochester Minnesota His sisters in Minneapolis and Montana were summoned to Rochester Fuller previously worked as a locomotive engineer for the Chicago and North Western Railway in Huron and was transferred to the Iowa division about eighteen years ago.
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Rochester
Arthur Fuller
Rock Rapids
Huron
Minn
Fuler
Minneapolis
Montana
Rochester Nr
Fuller
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Iowa Division
Guardian Named for 19 Year Old Husband in Minnesota Divorce
Mrs. Sheldon L. Shaffer 18 sought a guardian for her 19 year old husband Juesday to sue him for divorce. Judge Mathias Baldwin appointed Joseph F. Kepple notary public as guardian after Shaffer claimed they lived together only 30 days since their marriage last February.
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Minneapolis
Jan
Sheldon L. Shaffer
Mathias Baldwin
Baldwin
Joseph F. Kepple
Notary Public
Shaffer
Hold Rites Today 2 4 For Iowa Pioneer
Funeral services will be held in Decorah IA today for Rev. R. H. Hustvedt 79 a pioneer clergyman journalist and educator. He graduated from Luther College in 1873 then taught four years and served as president of Lutheran Normal at Sioux Falls SD. Ants have been observed to set broken legs of injured companions in a kind of plasiex.
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Iowa
Decorah
R. H. Hustvedt
Luther’ College
Lutheran Nary Mal
Sioux Falls
S. D
Idle Army of 12 000 Heads Toward Washington
About 12 000 jobless marchers led by Rev James R Cox from Pittsburgh toward Washington seeking aid. They camped near Huntingdon and shared food with locals including Rev C B Poulson and his congregation. Some rear guard suffered injuries while many continued on foot, with towns along the route feeding thousands.
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Huntingdon
Washington
James R. Cox
Old St. Patrick's Church
Pittsburgh
C. B. Poulson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Poulson
Balvation Army
Johnstown
Shallow Well Debate Extends City Water Efforts
City authorities wrestle with water supply options as shallow wells prove insufficient. Officials consider artesian wells and filtration upgrades after testing shows inadequate volumes from four-mile searches. Layne Co and Armour Co faced high costs, while bids for new shallow wells await, amid pressure from taxpayers and park budget concerns.
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E. T. Mitchell
A. R. Hannum
Dan Wagner
Park Board
Rudy
Layne Company
Armour Company
City
Armour
Chea
Peter Ohm
Huron
Tk Ohm
Winkler Keeps Promise in Lincoln Bank Bond Recovery
Chicago reports the Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company theft ends with nearly 3 million dollars in stolen bonds recovered. Gus Winkler, linked to the Capone-era gang, delivered $563,600 in negotiable securities and proof of destruction of $2,217,000 in bonds. The case involved the Secret Six and multiple state police groups, with six men arrested and Winkler captured after a Michigan car crash costing him sight in one eye.
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Chicago
Jan
Lincoln National Banks& Trust Compacy
Gus Winkier
Fred Burke
Scarface
al Capone
Winkler
Leas
R. C. Saunders
Illinois Bankers Association
Winkier
Steffens
Ilinois Bankers Association
Secret Six
Nebraska Bankers Association
Michigan
Illinois
Nebraska
Thomas O'Connor
Howard Lee
Jack Britt
William McQuillan
Edward O'Hara
John Hayes
East St. Louis
O’connor
Lee
Britt
Witkler
Benton Harbor
Mich
Radio Features Showcases International Voices in New York
From France comes Supervis Spanish prima donna soprano making her first American visit at NBC request. Tito Coral, South American baritone, joins tonight’s lineup with WEAF and ABC Big Time series including Sousa band and Grantland Rice interview. Programs also feature Trixie Friganza, Hack Wilson, and organ recitals amid industry talks by Alfred P. Stone Jr.
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New York
Jan
France
Supervis
Paris Opera
America
NBC
Ginger
Yolves
Tito Coral
WEAF
ABC
Sousa
Ely Culbertson
Grantland Rice
WABC
CBS
Colonel
Budd
Trixie Friganza
WSZ
Hack
L-Titi Coral
President Hoover Poses With Teachers In Safety Campaign
President Hoover joins elementary pupils and teachers in a national street and highway safety event led by the Highway Education board. Notable teachers include Mrs. Peart B. Dyer of Gregory South Dakota and Miss Kathryn Smith of Salt Lake City.
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South Dakota
Washington
Hoover
Highway Education Board
Wicming
Peart B. Dyer
Gregory
South Dekots
Kathryn Smith
Salt Lake City
Weather Forecast For Heron And Vicinity
Mostly cloudy conditions expected with potential overnight snow and no major temperature change. In South Dakota and Minnesota snow probable with colder overnight in eastern areas. Iowa mostly fair but snow possible Thursday with slightly warmer western sections. Sunrise listed as 3 08 a m.
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Heron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Weather Roundup for South Dakota Cities
Watertown reports 14 at night and 23 after, cloudy with fair roads and trace precip. Yankton shows 21 and 27 with drifting snow and roads. Huron 14 and 16 with trace precip. Sioux Falls 15 and 35 with snow and fair roads. Mitchell 15 and 15 with cloudy sky and fair reads. Aberdeer 15 and 11 with abnormally high 243 reading and Brookings trace precip with cloudy reads. Pierre 18 and 24 with trace precip and light snow flurries.
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Watertown
Mone
Yankton
Trace
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeer
Brookings
Pierre
Lenz Gains Points in Bridge Match as Culbertson Leads
In New York on January 6 Sidney Lenz, ahead by 2 665 points with 13 rubbers left, edged closer to defeating Culbertson Liggett opposing Oswald Jacoby. Eight rubbers last night produced six wins for Lenz and Liggett, heightening predictability that Ely Culbertson will win the match, which ends Friday night with no session tonight. Additional figures show Culbertson plus at 1 74175 and total rubbers reaching 73 to 64 and 115 220 to 102 145 in points. Martha Gartland departed January 3 for a two month visit to Esmond Carthage Madison and Sioux Falls.
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New York
Sidney
Lenz
Winfield Liggett, Jr
Oswald Jacoby
Plas
Liggett
Ely Culbertson
Howard Schenken
Culbertson
Michael Gottlieb
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Frofit
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Norman P. Larsen
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Alexander Pushkin
Negra Bload
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Rapid City
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Manchester
Martha Gartland
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Madison
Over Certain
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