Resources highlighted at South Dakota Congress meeting
Four day Greater South Dakota Congress in Rapid City showcased vast state resources including agriculture tourism and manufacturing potential. Leaders from agriculture industry and business discussed tax issues by W C Lusk Fr Hulbert and D R Sweeney outlining industrial agricultural and mineral development prospects. The group urged legislative support for education and state institutions while stressing cooperation to accelerate progress.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
F. S. Rickard
Omaha Lavestock Exchange
Greater South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
L. N.crill
Congress
Gr Ry
W. C. Lusk
Fankton
Prudent
State Chamber of Commerce
Fr. Hulbert
D. R. Sweeney
Cri
John F
D. EB. Pratt
Blick Hills
Hole in Ticket Muddle Ties to Laura Buchholz Death
Chicago police linked a chipped hole in a train ticket to the investigation of Laura Buchholz’s murder. A conductor noted a punched ticket with a distinct mark and said a passenger had the ticket in his pocket, while Mitchell’s alibi entries were inconsistent.
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Chicago
Laura Buchholz
Leonard
Bize Tel
Mitchell
Two Killed in Italian Hydro Airplane Crash at Corfu
A hydroplane crash over Corfu night resulted in two pilots dead and two others injured. Telegraph operator and second pilot perished. Signor Teoptite of Wallan Bank reportedly unharmed. Charles Adams-Gol Paris presides. vice president and department heads unnamed.
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Whersons
Piranes Brindler
Corfu
Dax Dengera
Signor Teoptite
Ae Wallan ‘Bank
Calao’ G. Pasnonae
Charles Adams
Gol
Paris
Ing Corporation
Eppinung
Cign
Chinese Student Freed After 20 Months In Jail
In Victoria British Columbia on January 26 a Chinese student identified as Wise was freed by the Court of Appeal after 20 months in jail for failing to pay a debt judgment of 3.278 dollars obtained by Ping Lee of Toronto. The court questioned the legality of the arrest noting Wise, as a student, should have been allowed to leave after studies. Wise was prepared to board a liner to Victoria when arrested.
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Victoria
B.C
Alley
Wise
Court of
Ivan
Mercury Lingers in Deep Cold Across Regions
A severe cold snap grips the nation with three part of the territory remaining below zero. Snow and freezing temperatures persist across the north south and central zones while the east endures snow sleet and rain. Forecasts offer little relief with conditions remaining frigid as a weak chance of a rise above zero appears unlikely.
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Hedy
Chinally
Say
Middle West
Labor Leaders Re-Elected At Uneventful Union Meeting
Labor union officers were re-elected last night. Walker will serve again as president, Georgia Tobin as vice president, A J Mang as recording secretary, and Charles Domio as financial secretary. The assembly favored abolishing the state sheriff's department and rebuilding at educational institutions.
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Walker
Georga Tobin
Charles. Domio
City probes observance feasibility and subcommittee inquiry
A fragmented report outlines general committees and subcommittees to study the feasibility of observing or celebrating a city event. The probe will examine various phases and report findings at a later date.
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Merce
Sueott
Princess Von Asen Weds Wide Matte Bees Day
Local note records an event marked by Princess Von Asen and Wide Matte Bees in a dated ceremony. Details are sparse with fragments indicating a social or ceremonial gathering. Further readable facts are limited within the clipping.
Kidnapped Priest Reported By Communists In Peklog Dispatch
Reports from Peking say Bishop Edward Young of Kan chow mission has been kidnapped by communists near Napantu in King province. A ransom of 10 000 dollars is demanded. Edward Young is a missionary with ties to the Vinceritian order serving at the Shensi mission. His wife and brother are in Smithtown. Washington reports say American Minister MacMurray advised authorities.
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Peking
O'Shea
Kanchow
Edward “Yong
Napantu
Kingst Province
Athletic New
York
Revi
Edward Young
Peklog Dispatches
Iss
Vinceritian Jorder
Shensi Mission
Ty Lugnan
Othi
Uvedn
Washington
MacMurray
Oust Gov Kohler drive seeks action in Wisconsin
Madison file reports say a petition by progressive Republicans led by Robert M. La Follette seeks removal charges against Governor Walter J Kohler. Attorney General John W. Wilbur indicated proceedings under the corrupt practices act may be started. The petition cites violations by Kohler and allied campaign practices.
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Madison
Wis
Walter
J.kohlar
John W
Kobler
Robert M. LaFollette
Philly LaFollette
Gite
Rob Madison
Me Reynolds
Walter J Kou
Hoover seeks sailfish on sailing trip in Florida
President-elect Hoover aims to land a sailfish before ending his three day angling trip near Key Largo Florida aboard the yacht Amite. He has caught multiple fish including marlins dolphins amberjack kingfish and tarpon. He will return to Palm Beach to work on conferences with party leaders and his inaugural address.
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Key Largo
Fla
Hoover
Gulf Stream
Amitio
Amule
Aisamt Beach
Kong
Florida
de. Hubert Work
Republican National
Miami
Horace A. Menn
Washington
Dr. Work
Mt.Mann
South
Taoka
Senta Duidér
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Jaya
Fin
Snowbound Colesburg Isolated in Delaware County
Manchester Iowa January 26 42 snow blocked roads cut Colesburg inland town from outside world except by telephone and faces possible suffering through lack of coal supplies exhausted when Thursday February 7 news arrives no railroad to town air supplies have been carried in by truck or sled two weeks after town left without coal or food officials report access only by sleds and rooftops.
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Manchester
Iowa
Colesburg
Delaware County
Solons Called by Grand Jury in Corruption Probe
Chicago reports sixty state legislators subpoenaed by a special grand jury to explain services paid monthly from 200 to 500 dollars by the Chicago Sanitary District. About 35 of the 600 names were disclosed, listed as patrolmen inspectors investigators and assistant attorneys. The payrolls tied to sponsors indicated by card notations with initials and sponsor names. A district audit showed tax value shifts driving bond limits up sharply, while funds remained tight with obligations over 100 million forthcoming.
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Chicago
Frank J. Loesch
Ant
Grawe
Ry A. Berger
Severed Wire Halts Speech By Ex Justice Hughes
Rumors swirl as a severed telephone line blocked a Hughes address, prompting a New York inquiry by radio officials and WMCA manager John Hiwood who vows a police probe. Hughes criticized efforts to monetize law practice and warned against undermining fiduciary trust in the legal system.
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Rum York
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Brous Bar Association
New Yorker
John Hiwood
WMCA
Barta
One Killed In Kingston Mine Blast
Kingston West Virginia January 26 One miner is believed killed and seventeen trapped after an explosion at the Kingston Pocahontas Cort company mine at mile five. Seventy one men were in the mine when the blast occurred during the night shift. Rescue crews entered the shaft as crews worked to reach the trapped workers.
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Kingston
Kingston Pocahontas Cort Company
Naked Doukhobors clash with police at ranch raid
Two provincial officers fled a ranch near Grand Forks BC after confronting about 16 naked Doukhobors who danced in a frenzy and defied arrest. The mob reportedly reinforced by other colonists, left the area as snow weather hindered pursuit.
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Grand Fores
B.C
British Columbia
Ek ii
Idare
Tha
Gac
Sons of Freedom
Preacher Slapper Faces Three Year Sentence
Whitesburg Kentucky report notes Martha Bates, 24, accused of slapping a preacher during a church service two years ago. She received 26 days in jail for a prior slap on Mrs Anita Brown and was pardoned by the governor.
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Whitesburg
Martha “Bates
Lilly Lakas
Bates
Anita
Brown
Flood control bill advances to conference committee
A House bill authorizing the secretary to undertake preliminary examinations in 16 states to study flood control was passed today and sent to a conference committee for further action.
Lawmakers Leave Pierre to Confer with Home Folks
Pierre January twenty six forty two era reports lawmakers in recess until February four to study tax and state administrative matters. Senate and House completed readings on several bills, including an emergency water development measure for Cuatr? Sanhtsitinn, and debated banking, inheritance, and guardianship reforms amid investigations of agencies.
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Pierre
Ceneral-Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuatgr
Sanhtsitinn
Mate
Briday
Hicke
State Banking Department
Highway Commission
Department of Reznee
Department of Secretary of Estate and
Fin Motor Vehicle Division
Gessing
Ingtway Commission
Department of Finance
United States
Veterans Bureau
Hitchcock
Davison
Bogva Turner
Huree Saar Tangoes Through Weekend Feat
An unclear snippet hints at a cultural event run by Huree Saar with mentions of tomtatt and Sunday. The fragment suggests a scheduled performance or gathering over the weekend, but exact details and participants remain unreadable.
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L. N. Criss
HOLE
Murder Club
LABOR
Central Union
Princess. von Asen Waa the ‘Wite
State Department
W. J. Kohler
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Kai
Finny
Chigo Sanitary District
Preacher Slapper
Murtley
Huree— Saar
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