Walter Burke Of Pierre Named Legion Chief
Walter Burke of Pierre is named Legion chief amid a flurry of government and crime news. The item lists nominations for Interstate Commerce Commission posts including John L. Rogers of Tennessee and Robert Fraser of Pennsylvania, with terse notes on successors.
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Walter Burke
Pierre
Legion
Washington
Roomavelt
John L. Rogers
Tenneste
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hugh M. Tait
Tennessee
Robert Fraser
Pennsylvania
Frank P. Corrigan
Ohio
Panama
Local game notes list players and teams from Philadelphia Detroit
Readable fragments show names Gatehouse Sewell and Ferrell on Philadelphia and Detroit rosters with Poffenberger Lawson Bolton Pearson Murphy and Dickey also present. No clear scores or dates available.
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Philadelphia
Gatehouse
Sewell
W. Ferrelang
Detroit
New York
Poffenberger
Lawson
Bolton
Pearson
Murphy and Dickey
Court drama and oddities blur in brief trial report
In Miami Lindsay 27 broke from a bailiff during burglary case, ran six floors, was recaptured on ground floor by courthouse staff and sentenced to five years. Assistant Solicitor had proposed a plea to unlawful entry with a one year term. A separate notice from Austin Minnesota shows Justice Bucklin granting professional courtesy, fining a driver $2 and waiving court costs. Wanda Mee Tharp birth occurred in a trailer under disputed legality, aided by doctors who hoisted the trailer.
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Bentence
PAGS
Mme
Madeline Ta Ferriere
Charles de Chambrun
Benito Mussolni
Italy
Miami
Fla
H. EF. Lindsay
Albert Hubbard
Lindsay
Coletesy
Austin
Minn
O. J. Buckling
RL. Stimson
Bucklin
Country Boys Laugh At City Folks In Fishin Tale
A rural storyteller recalls city visitors misreading country life and table manners. A boastful urban guest bragging about gear during a fishing trip ends with a comical mishap when a ducked joke and a quick retort from Grandpaw Snazzy deflate his pride. The scene highlights culture clash between urban pretension and country wit.
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Qrendpow Snazzy
Hai
Sioux Falls Divides Support In Commander Ballot
Sioux Falls convention keyed on Walter H. Burke of Pierre named state commander and A. R. Schenkenberger Mitchell named national committeeman after four days of business. Burke defeated Leslie Hawkins while Schenkenberger swept to unanimous victory. Delegates elected two vice commanders and set delegates for the New York national convention. Ted Brown of Mobridge honored with past commander's insignia for prolonged illness of Commander Schmidt.
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Sioux
Falls
Walter H. Burke
Pierre
A. R. Schenkenberger
Mitchell
Aberdeen
American Legion
State
Burke
Leslie Hawkins
Flandreant Mail Cartier
Schenkenberger
Leo A. Temmey
J. H. Schmidt
Faulkton
Carle B. Lenker
Colone
Legion
New York
H. A. Nielson
Rapid City
Defeati Tin B.L. Hints
Sioux Falls
Kane
Ted Brown
Mobridge
Brown
Schmidt
Soa Legion
Russian commander killed in Madrid defense reported
Insurgent authorities said a Russian commander of an international brigade was killed defending Madrid. They named him General Arubensco and said the foreign chief of the Fourth International Brigade and his staff were captured. Franco forces pushed toward Cuenca and threaten the Madrid Valencia highway as a new offensive looms against Santander.
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Hendaye
Madrid
Arubensco
Fourth International
Santander
Bay of Biscay
Francisco Franco
Teruel
Cuenca
Valencis
Franco
Defrocked Vicar Clawed by Lion in Sideshow Incident
A defrocked vicar Harold Davidson believed saved by Rene Somer a 16 year old sideshow attendant after a lion attack at an English fair. The tale recounts immorality charges and Davidson's troubled tenure with Stiitkey parish and subsequent living among sideshows.
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Lion “Skegness
Eng
Harold Davidson
Stiitkey
Rene Somer
Ain
Hike First Class Round Trip Rate Boosted Across West
Chicago July 2 The Western Association of Railway Executives announced a rise in first class round trip fares from 2 to 2 1/4 cents per mile, effective October 16. Other rates remain unchanged since December 1, 1983. Coaching fares for various routes and services were also noted, with further adjustments indicated for continental and regional travel.
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Chicago
Western Association of Railway
Siddall
Lakily Missisnippi
Vote This Afternoon On Wage Hour Bill Sparks Senate Clash
In Washington on July 2 the Senate debated a wage and hour bill with Senator Austin arguing it would create a statutory labor monopoly and raise costs for farmers. He warned the measure would lower farm prices and limit labor freedom, while opponents attacked its proposed wage boards and federal overreach. Debate aimed for a quick vote, with side issues deferred and hearings promised on related topics.
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Washington
Austin
Vermont
Senate
America
Chamber
NRA
Ancents Way
Borah
Idaho
George
Georgia
Secretary of Labor
Vandenberg
Black
Alabama
Barkley
Copeland
Kentucky
Vaan Nuys
House
Jebor Committee
Lesthhan
Bee
Congress
Band Concert in Huron Mi Promises Classic Program
Hans Christensen directs a Campbell Park concert on July 2 at 8 PM featuring works from Ovarture Au Printemps to Roses of Picardy and Gold and Silver Front Seber, with John Flom performing Vocal pieces and the University of Matsa Band also presenting selections.
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Huron
Hans Christensen
Campbell Park
King
Clube
Ovarture
Au Printemps
J. C
Seber ‘Roses
Picardy
John Flom
University of Matsa- Band
Air Raid Follows Threatening Drive By Chinese Troops
Bombardments roared through sections of Tientsin as Japanese planes with red suns targeted Chinese forces. Americans and foreigners sheltered in foreign concessions while US consul generals sought to mediate amid widespread destruction and civilian casualties.
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Feiping
Chines
Legation
U. S. Marine
Mip
Peiping
Piking
Tartax
Imperial City
Purple City
Tartar City
Chang-¥-Men
Tientsin
Chien-Men Gate
Kiyoshi Kiritsuki
North China
China
Caraway
P. W. Caraway
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
John K. Caldwell
Berea
Sung Cheh-Yuas
Chang Tsu-Chung
Tokyo
Japan
Eurota
Diet
U.S. OM
American Standard Vacuum
Texas Git
Hai River
Chinera
United States
Caldwell
Tiemtzin
Nankai Universality
Prrvats College
Tax Buresat
Peiping-Mukden
Tientsin-Pukow
Chaing Kai-Shek
Hopeh-Chahar
Tlentsit
Bomba
Ong Village
Sccndary
Cordell Hull
Tiennain
Tangiu
Tientain
Fengiai
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Bert Jackson
Wall Street
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Charles Tharp
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