Waggoner Backs Four Year Course In Normal Schools
Alvin Waggoner new president of the board of regents defended the four year normal school courses at Spearfish Springfield and Madison. He contrasted ten year ago and today noting training for teachers is stronger while high school work declined. The regents heard routine reports and prepared to hear several presidents advocate keeping four year courses.
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Supreme Court
Spearfish Nee Apeing
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Ees
Dakota Tee
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Flamresu
Quy Harvey
Yankton
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South Dakota University
Rapid City School of Mines
David A.anderson
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Charles W. Puys
G. Lawrence
Lougheve Normal
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Plandriau
Wees
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Harvey
Helen Gamble
Abardeen
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Armour Ice Skating Rink Opens For Public Use
Armour announces the new public skating rink near the packing plant will operate with two 1000 watt floodlights for illumination and extend lighting until 1 pm. The rink, open to employees and the public with no charge, will host scheduled contests and observe a 12 o'clock closing unless weather permits.
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Armour
Fiy
Benditons
Judge Rules Alibi Best Ever In Stop Light Case
Evanston court hears Williams claim his wife jabbed him with a hat pin during a quarrel as he drove 45 mph through a stop light. Judge Bakelite Porter imposes a $10 fine plus costs, calling the alibi unlikely but memorable.
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Evanston
Willams
Legion On Record for Patman Bill Endorsed by Major Post
William Reaves of the American Legion, the state’s largest post, records unanimous support for the Patman bill. At Yale last night, adjutant J D Mullaney of Watertown said a poll of posts was underway for national officers. Congress may enact the bill to provide immediate payment of veterans’ bonus certificates with interest.
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American Legion
Patman
Legicompires
Yale
J. D. Mullaney
Watertown
Mullaney
Congress
Legion
Anna Pavlova Dies After Illness on Train in Dijon
News reaches The Hague that Anna Pavlova, famed dancer born in Russia, died from pleurisy and influenza after delays from a railway accident in Dijon. She was nearly 45, planned to retire after a Japan China tour, and left behind a husband and a career marked by the ballet Geedz ima-ewen.
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Anna Pavlova
Dijon
France
Japan
China
Russia
Dog Leads Way To Lost Girls Home
Milwaukee police solve a missing child mystery after a small dog guides officers to the home of six year old Josephine. The child speaks only a phrase about Josephine as officers investigate her family, and a motorcycle officer uses a light tap to calm the situation while following the dog to a kennel.
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Yosephine
Rosmuma
Josephine
Clifford Gooch
Governor Green Urges Red Cross Help in Drought Drive
Pierre South Dakota January 2 Governor Warren B E Green urged citizens to contribute readily to the American Red Cross drought relief drive. He noted unusual weather across the United States has caused unprecedented suffering, while stressing South Dakota is not among the hardest hit and asking support despite that.
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Jan
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Weather Maron Update With Patchy Signals
Fragmentary weather note reports unsettled conditions and potential changes in forecast. Mentions possible rain and wind shifts, with dates and locations unclear due to garbled OCR.
Recommit Meyer's Board Nomination Details
The report notes Meyer’s continued push for a board nomination with attention to the process, citing involved parties including Eugene Marex of New York. It outlines nomination steps and potential implications for governance and future decisions.
Jury Seeks Path After Unclear Verdict In Trial
The article notes jurors in a Beverly Hills case facing possible discharge after a trial with a hung outcome. It mentions preparations for a new trial, and describes the elderly jurors and their uncertain reception of defense motions.
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Daisy TreBoe
Clara
Bow
Beraviy Midishum
Cela
Claes
Bay Ball
Miss Low
Beverly Hills
Abe
Yankton to Build Men's Dormitory Near Fall Opening
Yankton plans a debt free project by Aly 18 De to erect a men’s dormitory as the college prepares for the new school year. Construction will proceed ahead of the fall term.
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Yankton
Aly 18
de. Nash
State Legislators Depart For Homes For 5 Day Recess
South Dakota lawmakers head home for a five day recess after three weeks of sessions. Senate passed bills on county conventions and filing fees for chattel mortgages. A minority of members will travel to Adams County North Dakota to inspect coal mine operations on a governor requested fact finding mission.
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Exth House
Adams County
North Dakota
South Dakota
Warren Green
Wwela
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Senate
Rural Credits Board
Hae Shameery Tae
Shirie Renee
Thomas to Speak Here in February at Huron College
Norman Thomas, nationally known socialist candidate, will address several meetings in Hur on February. Tentative arrangements exist for his first talk at Huron College and at local sites, with Professor Gage noting plans to invite Huron residents to attend. The visit sparks interest amid socialists’ mixed views and ongoing political debate.
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Gate
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Pristians
Gage
United States
Governor Opposes Deep Budget Slashes In 4-H Aid
Governor Warren Green criticized deep cuts in appropriations in the joint committee on appropriations. He plans talks after recess to press to retain his budget recommendations including 4-H club work child welfare vocational education and other school child programs. He favors consolidation over salary reductions and notes the campaign to cut state offices. The committee advances a general appropriation bill funding state operations for two years with many reductions.
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Howard Pierre
Warren E. Green
Joint Legislative Committee On Appropriations
Green
Aps
Young Citizens League
South Dakota
Joint Committee
W.T. Bulow
Convict Granted Travel for Meditee Funeral
Gov War E Green allowed a South Dakota penitentiary inmate to go to Nebraska to attend his meditee s funeral after a long distance call from Warden G T Jameson. The governor granted the request but the prisoner s name was not disclosed in the message.
Hollarbush Case Nears Completion In Circuit Court
Trial neared completion in the circuit court in two civil actions. J E Hollarbush Machine & Parts Co. vs Earl Hall and Western Surety Co. seeks 1181.19 for goods Hall formerly took from the company. Carl E Daum vs A M Urquhart, a bitter civil case, pursues 7000 plus 10000 punitive damages, with fraud and embezzlement defenses debated.
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J. E. Hollarbush Machine & Parts Company
Earl Hall
Western Surety Company
Hall
Gaiety Company
Hollarlough Company
Carl E. Daum
A.M. Urquhart
Daum
Urquhart
Ithe Cess
PW. W. Knight
Brookings
Alva E. Teylor
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Tirquhart
Bond Hotel Firm Will Sell Stock
Bond Hotel Corporation plans to raise 329,000 by selling stock to secure leasing terms. Negotiations for leasing Hotel Maryin Hughitt to the firm have been signed, but members have yet to approve details. The Securities Commission outlined terms, with March as a key milestone.
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