Giffen vows to keep fighting for new school program
Pierre June 2 E C Giffen state superintendent says he will not quit fighting for the new course of study for South Dakota schools despite renomination defeat He hints at using dynamite to push changes and will issue a statement later A Nash Mitchell filed an injunction to stop Giffen from using state institute funds for the program in a suit now nearing completion
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Pierre
South Dakota
E. C. Giffen
Giffen
C. E. Gold
Scotland
C. A. Nash
Mitchell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stipulations Set To End Testimony In Mitchell Case
Attorneys signed stipulations of fact will eliminate the need for testimony in open court. Circuit Judge Frank Smith of Mitchell will decide the case this month. The legal question is whether institute funds may pay for the course of study printing. Nash contends the course is for schools, while Giffen says it is for teacher instruction at institutes. Miller and Sandor? Mitchell firm represents Nash. James Brown and Ray Drewry represent Giffen.
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Circuit
Frank Smith
Mitchell
Mlegal
Nash
Davison County
Giffen
Miller and Sandor
Mitchell Law Firm
James Brown
Ray Drewry
Alleged Bandit Is Taken After Fight in Michigan
In Menominee County Michigan a pistol battle at midnight led to the capture of Rudolph Dahl 21 of Duluth Minnesota alleged to be one of four youths who robbed Hermansville First National Bank Tuesday. Dahl was caught after exchanges of shots with three officers who found two pistols and 140 dollars in his pockets part of the loot. His companion fled into a swamp as a posse led by Sheriff Ed Reindl searched the area. Dahl is the third gang member captured. A wounded youth may remain at large. A Bonilla church program for Children’s Day is planned.
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Menomins
Mich
Rudolph Dahl
Duluth
Minn
First National Bank Nf
Hermansville
Dahl
Sagola
Ed Reindl
Menominee
Hints for the Home Arbutus and Ficken Salad Recipes
A home recipe feature highlights Arbutus E. Gray Virgil and Tony Ficken Bancroft with honorable mention in a past recipe contest. It details Tomato End Cabbage salad and Spinach salad de luxe, including ingredients and assembly steps, plus instructions for submitting future fruit salad ideas for a three prize contest.
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Arbutus E. Gray
Virgil
Tony Ficken
Bancroft
de Luxe
Conference Joins In Tax Protest in Chicago
Leaders from 21 states, including commerce, finance, and agriculture figures, rally to protest high taxes. The Chicago Association of Commerce sponsors and urges Congress to address rising government costs. They cite tax burden rising with national income from 1912 to 1931, urging action ahead of political conventions.
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Chicago
Congress
Chicago Association of Commerce
Association
Wooledge Child Taken to Shrine Hospital in Minneapolis
Forrest Wooledge age 11 with parents Roy and Mrs Wooledge was taken to Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children in Minneapolis. State’s Attorney H D Brown accompanied the family on their trip for treatment and care arrangements.
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Hospital Gann Valley
Forrest Wooledge
Roy Wooledge
Shrine Hospital For
Minneapolis
H. D. Brown
Two Men Arrested in Extortion Plot in Illinois
Evanston Illinois June 2 Two men were in custody as extortionists after Charles F Grey wealthy real estate man ignored warnings not to contact police. Detectives disguised as workmen seized Charles Kimball at a Wilmette railroad station last night as he claimed a package with the demanded $5 000. Authorities say Kimball supplied the information leading to the arrest of William Brand a commercial artist who admitted sending the extortion letter. Kimball was held though authorities believe he may have had no knowledge of the plot.
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Evanston
Ill
Charles F. Grey
Charles Kimball
Wilmette
Kimball
William Brand
Grey
To Award Contracts For Highway And Building
Pierre officials representing firms from South Dakota and nearby states attended the bid opening for about 325000 dollars of highway construction work. The state highway commission planned to award contracts soon after bids were opened. The project covers gravel road construction and marks the first spring setting for the season.
Bridge and road works plus wage scale plan announced
A set of road and bridge projects includes 6 miles of grading 4 bridge and culvert efforts and 6 guard rail tasks. A 690 foot Cheyenne river bridge east of Buffalo Gap is part of the bridge program while a 30 cent per hour minimum wage scale is specified. Daniels preached a sermon to a congregation as Memorial Day observances and faculty adjourned.
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Cheyenne River
Buffalo Gap
Daniels
Naval academy graduates lead with aggregate score
Annapolis June 2 aboard the United States Naval Academy produced top honors for T. H. Handelkorn of Peoria, IL, with an aggregate of 912.93 points. E. W. Hurst of Sioux Falls, MD, ranked fourteenth with 868.80. Conduct of joint services followed in Highmore as the Rev. Mr. led ceremonies in the high school gymnasium.
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Ranksith
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
T. H. Handelkorn
Peoria
E. W. Hurst
Sioux Falls
M. D
Highmore
Participation in council opens regional conference in St Paul
Among Dakota women who will part the annual Wiawstha Region 6 conference which opened here to date Mrs J H W McHeever Aberdeen regional vice chairman Mrs Hein Gamble Abideen Miss Maureen Rere fick Sioux Falls and Mrs John B ly ple Pierre Spencer Cheese factory shows here
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Bonilla
Bonilla Church
Womars
U. S
Standard Oil Company
Atlas Tires
Great
Middle West
Standard Oil
Spencer—Cheese Factory
Northwestern Public Service
C. H. Weir
North Star
Men’s Athletic Unions
House Wong
Airman
Warner
Sary
Batiste
Intadies
Habicht
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