Morgan Young Named to Paris Reparations Conference
J P Morgan and Oren D Young named to attend the Paris conference on German reparations. Thomas Nelson Perkins chosen as an alternate. Appointments approved by the reparations commission and Sir Esme Howard. Possible attendance constrained by Mrs Young illness.
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Washington, Jar
J. P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan and Company
Oren D. Young
General Electics Company
Paris
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Boston
Reparations Commission
Esme Howard
State Department
Kellogg
Morgan
Mr. Young
General Electric
Wttendin
Young
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Perkins
United States
Parkins
Charles G. Dawes
Henry M. Robinson
California
Drawyer
Technic
Ateong
Germany
Dawes
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Emile Moreau
Bank of France
Joseph Stamp
England
Dawes Commtttee
To London, Midland and Scottish Railway
Keno Mori
London
Washington
Legion Invited by Miller Post for February Event
Miller post invites Huron Legionnaires to attend a celebration at Miller on February 5 and 6 2007. A committee may move the meeting to Miller on February 7. A proposed monthly magazine for the Huron post was authorized for investigation and possible publication. Paul McNutt visit was noted but no official visit planned.
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Miller American Oglon
Huron E Legionnnaires
Miller
Huron Legionnaires
Huron Legion
Milter
Hurin Post
Unsettled Weather Across Huron With Cold Snap
Unsettled weather expected in Huron tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. South Dakota outlook shows generally cloudy skies, colder air moving in from the east and north, with southwest areas facing a chance of further cooling by Saturday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Overthrow of Queen Modernism Sparks Afghan Turmoil
Reports state Habibullah Khan is set to rule as king after Amanullah abdicated. Kandahar governor ordered lower the royal standard, hoisted Tuesday on the ground. Jalalabad messages say Shinwari and other tribes sent reps to Kabul to meet Habibullah Khan. The Shinwari had previously revolted against Amanullah but a truce was patched up.
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Habibullah
Pion
Gta
Armanuilah
Kandab
Jalabad
Shinwari
Kabul
Habjibullah Khan
Amanullah
Bandits Shoot Bank Emploees In Harlem Robbery
Five holdup men storm Franklin Trust and Savings Bank on Thirty-fifth Street in Harlem firing more than five minutes. They seized about $2,000 before fleeing. Cashier Edgar Olson was wounded in the arm and hand, assistant cashier Leo Paquette hit in the leg, and guard Martin Hynena seriously wounded. About a dozen shots were fired during the exchange.
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Franklin Trust and Savings Bank
Haat Thirty-fifth Street
Edgar F. Olson
Leo Paquette
Martin Ffyenea
Cattle Case Nearing Jury in Tuberculosis Suit
Roy Housman, local auctioneer, testifies for plaintiff alleging eight purebred Shorthorn cattle bought in 1919 were tubercular. J. M. Magness and Herman Lau also testified as other buyers at the sale. Plaintiff seeks recovery of $4,065 plus interest. Trial extended toward Saturday as testimony proceeds.
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Roy Housman
D. H. Geiman
Yaaterday
J. M. Magness
St Lawrence
Housman
Herman Lau
Huron
Lau
Aale
Burdick
Qian the
Bank awards final dividend at 9.32 percent total 59.92
The Marion State Bank in Marion announced a liquidation payout totaling 59.92 percent. A final dividend of 9.32 percent was declared from asset liquidation, part of ongoing pension payments and settlements.
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Pierre
Asseta
Marion
State Bank
Tornado Kills Nine in Winter Storm Hits Cape Girardeau
The Associated Press reports four tornadoes swept through Cape Girardeau Missouri Maunie and Fort Branch Indiana causing nine deaths including Marjoria Hargrave four Buddie Hargrave three Dorothy Man Hoenry twelve and Bernice Tucker. Fifteen students were injured at Maunie as two schoolhouses were blown down. Farm buildings were wrecked and homes in the area suffered damage.
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Associated Press
Cape Girardeau
Maumnie
Indianeree
Fort ‘Branch
Marjoria Hargrave
Buddie Hargrave
Dorothy Man Hoenry
Bernice Tucker
Maunie
Mary Nolen
Fort Branch
Ind
Maynie
David Nolen
Lujur
Plaintiffs Dismiss Suits Against Pence Auto
Mitchell January 18 The court dismissed without prejudice suits filed by Miss Reta Mernaugh and Paul Busch of Mitchell against Pence Auto Company for aggregate damages of 2200. The plaintiffs may refile the action for recovery of damages.
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Mitchell
Miss Reta
Mérnaugh
Paul Busch
Pence Auto Company
Apea
Enderstood
Take Stand Against Basic Science Law
A brief item notes opposition to a proposed basic science law. It references a figure named Rapperry and mentions a stance taken on September date, with emphasis on policy debate and public response. The fragmentary text shows a confrontation of ideas and calls for public attention to the issue.
Triumvirate to influence Hoover administration in New York
A three man Republican triumvirate in New York state announced by H. Ed mound Machold after breakfast with President Hoover includes William A. Hill and Ogden L. Mills, with Charles D. Hilles as the third member. The group will handle patronage and recommend federal appointments to Hoover, shaping policy during the early Hoover era.
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Wig
New York State
H. Edmound Machold
William A. Hill
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Erest Hoover
Machold
Mgr. Hill
Charles D. Hilles
Hoover
Ha Sail
Hill
George Morris
Police Seek Detroit Bomber
Six persons were seriously injured and a furniture store, a motion picture theatre, a grocery and a restaurant were destroyed by an explosion at Gratiot and Harper in Detroit. Damage was about 250000 dollars. Police believe the bombing was reprisal for the fatal shooting of an Italian marcher in a Columbus Day parade last October. Two injured are under guard. a third man was held for investigation. Gasoline traces found behind the furniture store. Detective search for Job Garisi, 45, proprietor, who left for Chicago after threatening letters.
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Detroit
Gratiot
Harper Avenues
Jobo Garrisi
Chicago
Springs Golf Club Names New Officers
WELLINGTON SPRINGS January 13 Specially L BL Larsen is president of the Weesington Springs country club. He was named at a recent election. Other officers are C. S. Peter president Tahsen secretary and treasurer, and John Ferrington Alden Cutler Fret N. Dienkam directors. Gind to hear that Big Klem isn't going to retire after all.
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Wellington Springs
L. BL Larsen
Weesington Springs
C. S. Peter
Ie Presient
Tahsen
John Ferrington
Alden Cutler
Fret N. Dienkam
Lampe Farm Fire Destroys Home. Family Escapes
A Lampe Market company farm home on Twenty second street and Lawn Ridge avenue burned early today, destroying the $15,000 dwelling. Five occupants escaped with their lives as fire defeated by insufficient water mains and rapid flames. G C Lampe, A J Kiester, and Mrs Lampe led family to safety through a dormer window, while Lampe’s neighbor aided with a ladder. no clear cause found and all furnishings were lost.
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Lampe Market Company
Twenty-second Street
Lawn Ridge Avenue
G. G. Lampe
A. J. Jester
Mra. Lampe
Seach O
Pee Palin
Lampe
Mr. Lampe
Mr. Kiester
Kiesler
G. C. Lampe
Meadow Lark Signals Early Spring Sighted
Loren Anderson reports a meadow lark this week marking an early spring sign. The weather bureau says the bird had little effect on temperatures as the mercury slid from 1 degree to 3 degrees above zero with colder to come tonight.
Mitchell party in wreck on icy highway near Sioux Falls
A car carrying Ainsley, R. Nelson, C. D. Dickinson and two others from Mitchell skidded on an icy road seven miles west of Sioux Falls, overturning into a ditch while en route to a tri state prom. Both the driver and one passenger were hurt and hospitalized. the party was returning to Mitchell after the incident.
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Sioux Falls
Janis
Pfwilbur Ainstey
Mitchell
Here
Ainsley
St R. Nelson
C. D. Dickinson
Tri-State
Bain
Benk
Rockefeller Aid in Fight for Indiana Standard Oil Chair
New York report says John D. Rockefeller Sr. has joined the battle to oust Col Robert W. Stewart as chairman of the Standard Oil Co of Indiana. His entry may sway large stockholders and proxies ahead of the March 7 meeting. Stewart arrived in New York denying proxy involvement and noting he stays focused on company affairs. Meeting tonight features Catholic Daughters event, while I W Platt named for three-year term as a state official.
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New York
The
New York Times
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Off Company
Indiana
Col. Stewart
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Indiana Company
Wall Street
Col Stewart
Robert TW. Stewart
Standard Oil: Co
Hind
BO Rockefeller Szhtta
Temord
Stewart
Mr. Rockefeller, Jr
Legislature May See Bank Papers In Inquiry
Pierre June 18 The senate judiciary committee, amid an inquiry into the alleged indebtedness of U S Senator Peter Norbeck to closed state banks, recommends refer to the standing general investigating committee with subpoena powers. The attorney general and a 1909 statute frame the issue, noting the superintendent of banks would be required to report to the legislature.
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Norbecki
At“Q.sitarpe
Iarapinka
Genata Judiciary Committee
Senate
Nisbet
Minnehaha
House
Foreman
Minneaha
Ruth Sheldon to Speak at Beadle YWCA Friday
Miss Ruth Sheldon of Omaha will speak at Beadle County YWCA's annual meeting at the Presbyterian church Friday January 25. Former health education director in the YWCA at Buenos Aires she organized the physical education department of the association there.
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Sheldon
Ruth Sheldon
Omaha
Nab
Beadie County
South Dakota
Y. W. GA
W. C
Presbyterian Church
Sheldox
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