Elliott Orders Life Insurance Paid to Divorced Wife
Judge James D. Elliott in federal court ordered a $2,000 life insurance policy held by the late Grant Chapin of Sioux Falls paid to his divorced wife Maggie Chapin of Selden Ja. Bertha, Chapin's second wife, had claimed the money but testimony showed Maggie paid most assessments on the policy.
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Stops Falls
Jan
James D. Elliott
Grant Chapin
Sioux Falls
Maggie Chapin
Seldon
Chapin
Bertha
Aberdeen Man Says Farmer Needs False Laws
Kansas City, Jan. 17 The American farmer Deeds laws to stabilize values rather than special legislation to remedy farm conditions. EBS Bosworth of Aberdeen, S.D., said at the annual meeting of the National Farmers Equity union here last night. The convention closes today with around one hundred delegates attending.
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Kansas City
Tion
Ebs Bosworth
Aberdeen
National Farmers Equity Union
Salvation Army deposes General Bramgall Booth in London
The high council voted 55 to 8 to relieve Bramwell Booth and deter mine next steps. Evangeline Booth’s camp reports a council meeting to elect a new commander and pursue legal action if needed. A sign outside international HQ asserts the chief of staff governs during the interim. Bramwell Booth vows to fight in court if necessary.
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London
Salvation Army
High Council
Bramgall Booth
Ramancally
Hay
Evangeline Booth
Reform” Movement
Tey
Bramwell Booth
International
Booth
Staf
Burto
Prost
Daily Mall
Al Smith Calls for Donations to Cover Party Deficit
Alfred E. Smith urged contributions to liquidate the Democratic deficit of 1.5 million dollars from his failed campaign. He proposed turning over royalty rights to a book of his speeches, sent to major donors, and pressed for year round national committee headquarters to maintain party activity and influence.
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New York
Alfred EB. Smith
Democratic Party
Smith
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Paris Marshal Foch Named War Leader In Frontline Role
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Marshal Ferdinand Foch being named a leading figure in Paris during wartime, signaling high command duties and notable recognition by military authorities. Details are unclear but position and context point to a major appointment.
Slight Improvement Reported After Long Consultation
A bedside bulletin from doctors at Hig-Bedside Medical Center indicates a slight improvement noted during the last three days following a lengthy morning consultation. The report emphasizes continued inching progress and cautious optimism for the patient.
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Hig-Bedside
Dairymen Strike Over Milk Price in Chicago Area
Dairy workers in Illinois and Wisconsin walk out demanding 2.85 per hundredweight for milk replacing the offered 2.65. Producers halted en route to plants, milk dumped, and stations picketed as Bowman's and other dairies face shortages. Disturbance affects about two thirds of the city’s supply.
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Chicago
America
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Borden and Bowman Dairy Companies
Lake County
Bowman
Gurnee
Waukegan Dairies
Award Medal for Saving Life in South Dakota
Sioux Falls Jan 17 A 23 year old telephone operator Miss Tona William received the presidents medal the highest gift of the National Safety Council for saving a man asphyxiated by gas. L S Lambert presented the award at a banquet during the South Dakota Telephone association convention. William learned resuscitation and used it for over a half hour before James Pruitt began to breathe after gas fumes.
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Sioux Falls
Tona William
National Safety Council
L. S. Lambert
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mury A. Heninger
South Dakota Telephone Association
William
Ephone
James Pruitt
Kingsbury County School Apportionment Set at 1929 Total
Kingsbury county receives a school apportionment of 35347 dollars and 20 cents for 1929. The county has 4080 pupils, yielding an expenditure per pupil of 5.59 dollars.
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Deh Smet
Kingsbury County
Congress May Create Farm Board For Farm Relief
Dr C W Pugsley president of South Dakota State College told Chamber of Commerce guests in Mitchell that Congress may create a farm board to refer farmer problems to a plan for farm relief adoption. He spoke at the annual chamber gathering last night.
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Mitchell
C. W- Pugsley
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Pugsley
South Dakota State College
Eleven Sailors Die In Storms Across Europe
Gales on northwestern European coasts claim eleven sailors as eight Hook of Holland lifeboat crew members perish aiding a distressed vessel. Swedish schooner Sophe lost with three aboard. Norwegian steamer Skolma crew of twenty-one rescued after stranding near Bornholm. Storms damage Belgian dykes. German railways disrupted. Sweden battered by blizzards while Italy and Rome endure heavy snow and a vivid winter scene. Pope Pius XII remarks on snowcapped hills near Rome.
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London
Europe
Rotterdam
Hook of Holland
Bornholm Island
Denmark
Belgian
Middlekerke
Breedone
Germany
Berlin
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Sweden
France
Great Britain
Italy
Rome
Alps
Anennines
Naples
Sicily
Genoa
Italian Riviera
Pius
Vatican
Litte
Vesuvius
Hina
Mrs Hagen Seeks Money From Golf Earnings
Pasadena California January 17 Walter Hagen, famed golfing money winner, was served with papers attaching his earnings to satisfy judgments and debts claimed by his divorced wife Mrs Bonah C Hagen. The attachments followed his recent Pasadena Open play at Pasadena Municipal golf course where Hagen finished in the $4000 event and golfers in Southern California totals reached 1775 dollars in winnings.
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Pasadena
Caliv
Walter Hagen
Start Harvest Ice at Redfield
The annual Redfield ice harvest started this morning with a full crew led by E.8 Donahey, manager of the Redfield ice company. The State School and Home for the Feeble Minded sent a large number of men to haul ice to the home as many farmers begin outfitting their ice houses.
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Redfield
Donahey
Redfield Ice Company
Lenglen to Leave Los Angeles for France
Suzanne Lenglen, the French tennis star, and her mother reportedly left the Los Angeles residence of hostess Mrs. Anita Baldwin and planned to return to France. The Biltmore hotel confirmed reports of ship reservations but gave few further details about the arrangements.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Los Angeles
Biltmore
Suzanne Lenglan
Los Angelea
Anita Baldwin
France
Butmere
New York
Baldwin M. Baldwin
Preston elected president of South Dakota Telephone Assn
Grant E Preston Hitchcock was elected president at a convention session event, formerly vice president. H M Schumacher Alexandria named vice president and Thomas Phalen Aberdeen re-elected secretary treasurer. The seven member executive committee includes W J Brazel Aberdeen and others. Loveland returns to Minneapolis after attending his sister Mrs Will Tait's funeral. Dir Loveland, ex Huron resident, visited N S Jameson at his home. The Rev J P Hoyer of Iroquois Methodist church was in Huron yesterday.
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Grant E. Preston
Hitchcock
Sious Falls
Grant
Preston
South Dakota Telephone Association
H. M. Schumacher
Alexandria
Thomas Phalen
Aberdeen
W. J. Brazel
Loveland
Minneapolis
Will Tait
Huron
Jameson
J. P. Hoyer
theMethodist Church
Iroquois
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Salvation Army High Council
AL Smith
Eolh
Paris
Marshal
Foch
Farm Board
A. A. Woelmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Canty
He Ay Jonson
le H
Jercive Lampe Bida
Cor
Jack Gilbert
John Gilbert
Masks of the Devil
Tezaphone
Vaudertgl
the Brown Hs
Don't BE
Levere & Handman
Fersonaltfies News
Etna
Tom Tyler
Frankie
Theis Youll
Thi
Bami
George Lewis, Norothy Gulliver
Hayden Stevenson
Start Harvest Ice
Wilton
Dak
Ate
Lida Betts
Harry Farbman
Mr. Farbman
Auer
Farbman
Huron College
Ving
George M. Cohan
Coast
Idditional Broadcasting ‘Company
Broadway
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