Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton in Divorce Broadcast
Los Angeles July reports long distance soliloquy from Mrs Aimée Semple McPherson Hutton as she responds to divorce filing by David Hutton on grounds of mental cruelty. Wireless messages to press from the City of Havre liner show her professed love and hope for reconciliation while Hutton contemplates a public stage career and potential Baltimore trip, with attorney silent on the matter.
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Los Angeles
Aimée Semple McPherton-Hutton
Jhusha
David Hutton
Europe
America
Havre
Hutton
T’ Jordan
Angelus Temple
Baltimore
Aimee
David
South Dakota Supreme Court Upholds and Reverses Wages Cases
The court affirmed three lower court verdicts and reversed two in routine cases this week. Hayes v. Battle Creek Power Co. was affirmed with one dissent. Sears Roebuck case in Minnehaha County was affirmed without discussion. Mellette County real estate sale order was affirmed. Union County foreclosure of a mechanic lien was granted to Schazbele against Saint Joseph Church Elk Point. Mead v. First National Bank Rapid City reversed for cattle purchase dispute, awarding Mead $1,673.25 plus costs. two judges dissented.
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Finance Service, Inc
Mellette County
Fannie J. Furman
Melvin A. Anderson
Union County
Jerome J. Schazbele
Saint Joseph
Elk Point
Pennington County
BR. B. Mead
First National Bank of
Rapid City
Mead
Walther League Urges Active Political Involvement
Congressman John W. Bodine Jr of Evansville Ind urged delegates at the International Walther League convention to engage in politics. He said only organized majorities can end minority rule and attributed several economic reverses in recent years to drift from religious precepts.
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Walther
Chicago
John W. Bodine, Jr
Evansville
Ind
International Walther League
Boehne
Stefano Sought in Chicago Killing Case
Chicago July reports a man named Stefano is sought after a killing tied to attacks near police premises. Witnesses recount gunmen circling the block thrice before opening fire, injuring two cousins and a policeman as Emil Onesto was slain nearby on Taylor Street.
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Chicago
Algo
Mike. de Stefano
As-Aix
Cozzi
Emil ‘Onesto
Taylor Street
Some States 4 May To Reorganize Departments Bofors
In a survey to determine needed feed and relief in townships this winter several townships in the county will hold general meetings tonight to consider reorganizing departments before funds can be allocated. Federal aid highway projects remain emphasized, with no specific allotments available until the highway department operates satisfactorily.
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Aca
Washington
Gama
Departmenty
Warehouse Fire Destroys Chicago Brick Warehouse
Chicago firemen estimate losses at 500000 dollars after a one story brick warehouse owned by the Chicago Tribune burned early today in Chicago. The blaze caused extensive damage and required a large emergency response.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Market influences surge as American Furniture Mart opens
The midsummer furniture market at the American Furniture Mart opened with drastic price increases ranging from five to forty percent. Buyers rushed to cover ahead of fall demand as oversold conditions emerged, with manufacturers citing higher raw material costs and wage increases. Industry leaders predicted further hikes, while retailers rush to secure goods to stock shelves through the upcoming season.
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Chicago
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Arthur Bearinger
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Celina
Ohio
Lawrence H. Whiting
Meir
Paar T
Jan Ry
Furniturst
American Nature- Mart
Aarti
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