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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1930

Page

7

Taxi officer and cabman slain in Chicago shooting

In Chicago a tan Checker cab on Ridge boulevard carried the body of Barney J. Mitchell, 32, treasurer of the Checker Taxicab Co. George Jackson, 28, sits in the driver’s seat with a fatal gunshot. Police say a pistol was pressed to Mitchell’s head and fired. both men were found by two Evanston residents who reported to Rogers Park station. Investigators seek motive, noting past voting tensions at the cooperative cab firm.

Chicago Ridge Boulevard Barney J. Mitchell Checker George Jackson Fmother Mitchell Ife Evanston Farwell Avenue Rogers Park Muglell

Wolsey Students Present Five Minute Speeches

Wolsey public school pupils delivered five minute selections as part of the Nizh school public speaking requirement at the theater program. Pierson and Pal are noted among the participants in the reading event.

Wolsey Wolsey Public School Nizh School Aiwynbon Eupha Eel -Ivelle Pierson Pal

Poultry Industry in China Referenced in 1920s Notes

Fragmentary OCR lists several names and titles including Leona Wahlert Frances Salisbury of Alaska Elva Rodman Laura Geteber and Hilda Drageeth. Mentions The Book Canvasger and What the Little Girl Said. Specific events or dates unclear.

Deming resigns from Civil Service Commission

William C. Deming submits his resignation as president of the Civil Service Commission to President Hoover. Advanced as a candidate by friends, he cites difficulty in surveying the situation without violating civil service law. Deming, appointed by Harding in 1923, previously served in Wyoming's legislature and owns the Wyoming State Tribune Leader.

Washington William C. Deming Hoover Civil Service Commission Ai Ag Harding Wyoming Wyoming State Tribune Leader

Instructs Girls In Use Sewing Machine at Clip Meeting

Mrs Marsh demonstrated sewing on a machine at the Yale Stitch and Chatter clip meeting held January 25 at Mrs W Pratt's home. Margaret Moore, Junior short course delegate, reviewed the course and shared experiences. After business, the group tied games. The next meeting will be February 15 at Mrs F Marsh's home.

Marsh Yale W. Pratt Margaret Moore Mtv F. Marsh

Transfers Record Otto Teschner to A E Brown

Beadle County abstract lists Otto Teschner transferring Lot 10 11 and 12 Block 1 Scotchbrooks First Add to A E Brown of Mankato Minnesota for 421 dollars. Transfer filed through F Transfers Roe Bennet et al. Wessington.

Roe Bennet Beadle County Abstract and Title Co Otto Teschner A. E. Brown Mankato

After Effects of Champagne Referenced in Odd Exchange

Bruce notes Wallace seems amiable and questions lingering effects of a month old champagne hangover. Wallace confirms recovery but mentions a recent bill, with a mistaken name Dut the bill has just come in.

Bruce Wallace Wallach

Charges Dropped Against Trio in Minor Liquor Case

Charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors against Adolph Elsenheise William Frey and George Rousch were dismissed by County Judge B B McCluskey after the three men were charged with furnishing liquor to three minor girls one allegedly intoxicated upon returning home from a party The dismissal followed lack of evidence as the minor girls testimony was deemed insufficient to prove the accusation

Adolph Elsenheise William Frey George Rousch B. B. McCluskey Mc~ Glaskey

Bed Factory Trial as Cure in Leysin Switzerland

In Leysin Switzerland a four story facility will house ten workers with surgical tuberculosis. Patients lie in fixed positions under direct sunlight as the primary cure, aided by special beds and tools. Dr Auguste Roller notes income from work will support treatment and speed recovery. Local manufacturers offer cooperation.

Leysin Switzerland Auguste Rollie Roller

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Driver Deming Gordon Robins Ouis Huron Pierre Lise Dimities Gaberdine Pereale Colonia Grocery Department Ib. Miller’s Tangier Tris Shitles the Fair Store Masonic Temple Huron, S. D Peo Agitha Percales
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