Bomb explodes in Chicago business district injuring no one
A bomb exploded near the Davia Company department store area in Chicago causing shattered windows and five blocks of disruption. Garbage collector Philip Iwanuski found the device and later reported retrieving it before it blew up. Losses were about 10000 dollars from the loop blast and a few hundred from the 22nd street explosion. No motive was found.
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Chicago
Company Department
Tesa
Jackson
Wabash Avenue
State Street
Philip Iwanuski
Davis Store
Lytton
Kimball and Teger
State
Wabash
van Buren
Ayvitch
22Nd Street
Michigan and
Wabash Avenues
Equitable Tria: Company
Michigan
Lions Club Formed In Welington With Charter Members
A new Lions Club was chartered in Welington with Rev J H Black accepting the charter. Charter members include J H Black O W Hallback Carl Scotelibroo W H Stewart J I McNeil Guy Win McElrath Phil Friedman W W Andrews B B Dinsmore P A Young and W P Wheelock. List of officers and directors is provided along with numerous local names and affiliations.
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J. H. Black
Welsington
iLion Tanner
Martha Stleverg
Wessington
J. -H. Black
O.W. Hallback
Carl ‘Scotelibroo
Firsti
W.H
Stewart
J. I. McNeil
Guy Win
McElrath
Phil
Mriedman
W. W. Andrews
B. B. ‘Dinsmore
P. A. Young
W.P. Wheelock
L.D. Hazzard
Farm attention turns to Chicago for wheat board talks
Washington July 25 The farm board plans a Chicago meeting to hear from officials of major farmer owned cooperatives and pooling agencies. Officials will discuss conditions in the wheat belt and how the agricultural marketing act can aid grain marketing while Hoover considers a wheat spokesman candidate for the board.
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Washington
Middle West
Federal
Farm Board
Chicago
Asso¢ Énia
Board
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Montana
Middle Western States
Kadag City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St.Paul
Enid
Okla
Hutchinson
Hoover
Air mail routes eyed linking Omaha to western points
MITCHELL July 25 South Dakota may join a new air mail network with Omaha Sioux Falls Grand Forks Winnipeg Calgary and west coast hubs officials say a proposed Omaha to Winnipeg line would boost South Dakota mail service and double daily flights in five years Glover the assistant postmaster general notes rising air mail demand and strong weather for pilots with 24 lines already in operation including nine to Canada and Latin America
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Omaha
Canada
W. ”. Glover
Glover
Sioux Falls
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Calgary
West Coast
Post Office Department
South
Dakota
Central and
South America
Cuba
Bahamas
Flood control plan stands amid Mississippi floodway dispute
Secretary Good announced that Attorney General Mitchell ruled President Hoover cannot alter the Mississippi flood control plan. The plan would purchase submerged lands and right of way for new levees, via negotiation or condemnation, with cash compensation for floodplain rights as quickly as legal settlements allow.
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Washington
Mitchell
Hoover
Miasisaippi River
Bird's .Point-New
Masouri
Floodway. Ee
Good
Totary
Tal
Coolidge
Dawes Removes No Smoking Sign in London Embassy
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes had the No Smoking sign removed at the London embassy reception. He had earlier pushed Senate reforms and, while smoking as usual with an underslung pipe, faced a request to refrain.
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Dawes
London
Charles
G. Dawes
Senate
Wno
Ambassador Daw
Wil
Prestin Lions Name Officers for Charter Night
Lake Preston July 25 special final steps to form a Lions club advance with charter quota completion. District governor to present charter August 8 as delegations from Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell Da Smet Woonsocket Miller Washington Aberdeen attend. Officers named L J Lewis president Dr G J Guiseth first vice president Claude C Davison second vice president George Olson secretary. Charter night arrangements led by Lewis Guiseth Davison Olson Kopperud.
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Lake Preston
Lions Club
International Group
Huron
Mitchell
da Smet
Woonsocket
Miller
Weasington
Aberdeen
L.J. Lewis
G. J. Guiseth
Claude C. “Davison
George ‘Olson
Gene Guiseth
Claude GC. Davison
George Ol Sen
Kopperud
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Atreet
Rain Helps Corn Growth Across Keingsburg County
Rain aided corn yields in Keingsburg County on July 25 with an inch of new precipitation after a dry spell. The heaviest rain was in the Langress area, where grain harvests are progressing and crops look favorable despite some farm-building damage from earlier severe weather in nearby Laie Pas ton.
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Keingsburg
Kinga
Laie
Hoover and Congress Debate Naval Building and Disarmament
President Hoover’s plan to trim naval construction under the 16 cruiser law faces delays to the end of the current fiscal year while disarmament hopes rise. Capitol Hill officials from both parties praise the move as Kellogg pact prospects loom, with Borah and Britten voicing concerns and King and Watson signaling support. Kellogg's former secretary Be ll emphasizes naval disarmament as a follow up to renunciation treaty.
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Catat
Britten
House Naval Committee
Long Island
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Senate Foreign ‘ Relations
King
Utah
Hoover
MacDonald
Frank Be. Kellogg
McCown Transferred to Yankton Hospital from Sioux Falls
Jesse McCown a former Yankton county official under sentence for embezzlement was moved from the Sioux Falls Penitentiary to a Yankton hospital after friends appealed for humane treatment. Gov Buell signed the transfer order. Dr Wilhite recommended the move at a May 27 meeting. McCown surrendered May 23 and admitted wanting to take his medicine amid prior accounting shortages totaling 2458.21 dollars.
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Yankton
Jesse
McGou
McCown
Machow
Sioux ‘Falls
Tence
Board of ‘Charities
Car
W. J. Bulow
State Auditor
Macon Opens New Municipal Field at Cost of 70000
Nice Park showcases one of the best minor league ballparks in the country as Macon unveils a new municipal field costing seventy thousand dollars.
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Macon
Nice Park
Paris
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Presten Lions
Naval Building
Mont.-Ave
S. W
M.C. Alford Ontometrist
So. Dak
Mpcown
Discal Hospital
Roy Housman
Dexter
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