Van Sweringen Bonds Linked to New Railroad Corporation
In New York a $140 million corporation formed by the Van Sweringen brothers seeks to absorb major holdings. The Allegheny company and several railroad interests are slated for transfer, with initial financing via $23 million of collateral trust bonds and further offerings totaling millions in stock and debt.
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New York
Jan
van Sweringen
Wall Street
Hotdog Company
Waler
Maryland
Allegheny Corporation
van, Sweringens
Chesapeake Corporation
Saperke and
Oio Railway
New York, Sicago and St. Louis Company
Euffato, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company
Morgan Tatereck
Guaranty Company
Walt Street
O. PL
M. J. van Sweringen
Tongsul
Inter Commerce Commis Severn Tines
Agents Nab Six in Indian Area Operations
Federal agents in conjunction with Indian authorities raided Pine Ridge in the Martin area and arrested six violators. Henry Meine was captured with a target quantity of illegal liquor. Nine pints of moonshine were found at Roy Peck’s home and three men Dave Carlow Mickey Pierman were charged with sale. All waived examinations and were bound over on $1,000 bonds.
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Selina
Pine Ridge
Henry Meine
Bres
James Andrews
Martin
Roy Peck
Dave, Carlow
Mickey Pierman
United States
Seven Cases Up on City Docket at Court Session
The city docket lists several criminal and civil matters set for Tuesday morning in the municipal court. Notable items include criminal cases City of Huron versus James Pelfrey and others, plus civil actions such as Nelson Construction vs Housman and Erickson Apparel Shop vs Stratton Brothers.
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Ty Hall
Pri
Radzo
Dick Haney Esiding
Neder
Criminal
Huron
W. LD
James Pelfrey
Fran Lyneh
Clarence Steanp
George Balverson
W. XL. Matlagk
Civilcourt
Nelson Construction Evenipn Housman
de- Sian
Jfurou Boxing Club
Edus Th . Erickson Apparel Shop
R.A. and
Beryl, Stratton
Ragataya
Witteat
House approves bill on Yankton Sioux land titles
The House passed a bill to reinvest titles of lands held for agency and school purposes on the Yankton Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The measure now goes to the president and requires lands be used again for those purposes and not opened for allotment.
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House
Wasilington
Indiana
South Dakota
Rumor of Duke of Gloucester Engagement to Angela Scott
The Evening Star reports rumors that the engagement between the Duke of Gloucester, third son of King George, and Lady Angela Scott, youngest daughter of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, will be confirmed soon. Buckingham Palace offered no confirmation. Angela Scott, 23, described as a brunette outdoor rider, is linked to the match. The Duke of Gloucester is nearly 29 and was made duke in March 1928.
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London
Saya
Duke of
Gion
George
Buckingham Palace
Angela Scott
Pard Kenyon Dies at Miller City
Pard Kenyon pioneer resident and bachelor of Miller City was found dead in a chair this morning his stove fire out and a coal scuttle by his side. His brother, the only survivor, is believed to be in Sioux Falls or California efforts continue to locate him.
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Kenyon
Haul County
Seattle
Sioux Falls
S. D
Californ
Uris Mura
Body of Slagle to Lie in State
Vermillion January 31 The body of Dr Robert L Slagle life president of the University of South Dakota arrived from Indianapolis Ind He died on a train en route to Charleston from a paralytic shock University activities will pause over the weekend as a mass of respect is paid to the leader His body will lie in the university auditorium from 5 am to 2 pm tomorrow funeral services conducted by Bishop W High Roberts Slagle's sister Mrs Jonne Laing and others will attend in Lewis Waterman’s patent application for his first fountain pen was filed in 1883.
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Vermillion
Robert L. Slagle
University of South Dakota
Indianapolis
Ind
Charleston
Stricker
Bea Wre
Slagle
Bister
Mra
Jonne Laing
Lewis. Waterman
Newspaper Advertising as the Link in Mass Production
William A. Thoapsop of the American Newspaper Publishers Association spoke in Syracuse on the role of newspapers in mass production. He argued the newspaper is the universal advertising medium, connecting sellers with the buying public and meeting the nation’s demand for news, with daily ad spend exceeding two million dollars unseen.
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Syracuse
XK. Y
America
William A.thoapsop
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York State Publishers’ Association
Farmer Awarded $800 Damages in Texaco Truck Crash
A six hour jury verdict finds K Fidelius of Aston area awarded $800 for damages after his gun was struck by a Texaco Oil truck last summer. Fidelius sued Texaco Oil, H D Schnittgrand and Brill Schuittgrand seeking $2600.
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Redfield
K. Fidelius
Aston
Texaco
Widerius
Emil Schmittgrand
Fidelius
Texas Corporation
H. D. Schnittgrand
Brill Schuittgrand
General Horton Retires from Army to Resume Law Practice
General Horton, long serving head of the Army Construction Service, retires with President Coolidge’s permission to return to law practice in Boston and Washington. A Spanish American War hero of the Battle of San Juan Hill, he also served in two Philippine campaigns and World War I. every soldier under his San Juan command was killed or wounded.
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Army Construction Service
Coolidge
Boston
Washington
San Juan
Horton
San Juian
Wedding bells ring for disputed Indianapolis couple
Indiana polis art and music student Misa Ruth McConnell 26 and Clifton Springs capitalist Ken neath B Coulter 45 sought a license amid a long romance marked by a Rochester to San Francisco pursuit and a mysterious plan. The groom, in a wheelchair from a football accident, claimed the occupation railroad treasurer. A private ceremony was arranged with Rev Roberts rumored to officiate.
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Indianapolis
Misa Ruth McConnell
Kenneath B. Coulter
Clifton Springs
Rochester
N. Y
San Francisco
D. O. Meeker
Coultier
Couster
McConnell
McConnnell
Miss. McConnell
General Horton to retire after 20 years in Army
Brigadier General William E. Horton assistant to the quartermaster general of the Army will retire after 20 years of service. Horton has served in key roles and will step down tomorrow in Washington.
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Washington
William E. Horton
Horton
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Libby
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