Aberdeen Jubilee Attended by Delegations and Dignitaries
Aberdeen marks its golden jubilee with a frontier themed four day opening. Bearded frontiersmen mingle with crowds as old stage coaches and a wood burning locomotive display. Governor Warren E Green is to speak with Senators and judges on the program. Delegations from Minneapolis and nearby towns arrive. Earl Davidson and Knute Nelson ride ponies in a 68 mile trip to join the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Northwest
Warren E. Green
Warren E. Green Is Scheduled To Speak At the Fair Grounds
Peter Norbeck
Dwight Campbell
Supreme Court
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
Minneapolis
Watertown
Redfield
Onida
Frederick
Columbia
Webster
Colt
Law
Earl Davidson
Knute Nelson
Waubay
Weekly Wool Report Shows Steadiness
The Boston wool market remained quiet across domestic wools with firmer prices on finer western offerings. Fleece wools were draggy with mixed prices, while strictly combing 64s and finer Ohio wools held firm. Territory wools were steady to slightly easier as demand slowed. ranges reflect freight and handling costs, with Rambouillet Merino and Shropshire Hampshire types guiding value variation.
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Brookings
Younea
Pecasus
Boston
Ohio
Territory Lines
South Dakota
Shropshire
Hampshire
State Teachers college to deliver commencement address at Spearfish
The State Teachers college at Spearfish will send a speaker for the annual commencement with the topic King Canute and the Dutch. The program includes a piano piece by Mildred Irish, choral selections by the girls’ glee club, and a recessional by Winona Boughton. Diplomas will be presented by Dr. B. H. Merz, with benediction by Rev. S. D. Disrud and class officers listed.
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State Teachers College
Spearfish
King Canute
Lowell Albertus
B. van Heuvelen
Mildred Irish
Moszkowski
Marvin Anderson
Marjorie Bandy
Alys Bateman
Delores Belting
Lillian Blume
Evelyn Bowe
Lois Braskamp
James Burns
Vesta Cartner
Roy Campbell
Allan Chandler
Edna Crawley
Glenn Curtis
Kenneth Dill
Vera Doyle
Nela Evans
Lucille Farrell
Aldwilda Ferris
Jean Frary
Andrew Frost
BR Garrett
Victor Herron
Lorraine Hess
Lawrence Hunter
Meister
Alice Halferty
Glenwood Johnson
Dorothy Kettleson
Esther Kruse
Rupert McDonnell
Tony Marras
Dorothy Nelson
James Conner
Orin Oviatt
James Packard
John Petersen
Herold Pugsley
Vesta Roberts
Robert Rutherford
Floyd Seeman
Dorothy Sohn
Mark Stafford
Valeria Stewart
Bernice Tuck
Doris Wintle
Parkhurst Wood
Howard Young
Billy Anderson
Virginia Anderson
Charlotte Andrew
Glenn Attwool
Irving Axelrod
Max Bancroft
Thelma Baum
Irene Bonesteel
Doris Boughton
Albert Boyd
Alice Boos
Jessie Bruce
Ruby Brusse
Jill Burdick
Helen Burnside
Donald Byers
Lawrence Chembers
Ann Coats
Viola Drake
Melvin DuBois
Charles Economy
Roy Enflelbretsen
Marietta Evans
Gerteude Faust
Ruth Fuller
Constantina Georgiades
Gail Gibbs
Everett Glazier
Vernon Groves
Harry Hale
James Hall
Faith Haskell
Magnhild Wants
Edne Hofer
Helle Holferty
Donald Hopper
Robert Holmbeck
Mary Senate Howes
Elizabeth Hoy
Ervin Johnson
Mario Jones
Jessie Jones
Norma Kalahar
Dorothy Kaminsky
Edith Kepford
Lois Kuehn
Robert Gnabe
Willa Kumpf
Ethel Landis
Virginia Langland
Audrey Zink
Carroll Moore
Billy Burts
Walter Edwards
Dorothy Fugisang
Verna Gitchell
Eugene Hoy
Evelyn Knight
Lucille Lambert
Nell Long
Viola Marvel
Elfrida Schnathorst
Beatrice Lippert
Woodrow Nicademus
Arthur Collin
Archie Graham
Helen Tredway
Harold Wadhams
Lillian Larson
Fern Link
Patrick Logan
Beulah Loser
Thelma Lundblad
John Lynch
Hazel Mendenhall
Florence Montank
Liza Mulhollan
Veley Munson
Hazel Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Louise Obele
Dorothy Gbershaw
Ruth Parkhurst
Lenore Pederson
Leon Peterson
Mildred Petersen
Jucille Reed
Vern Rehpohl
Evelyn Roberts
Margaret Jean Rose
Russell Ruhn
Eleanor Ryden
Three US senators plan Alaska conservation trip this summer
Senators Walcott of Connecticut Norbeck of South Dakota and Robinson of Arkansas will sail June 28 from Seattle with Henry O Malley and Paul G Redington to study wildlife in Alaska and northwest states visiting Kenai Peninsula and Nome aboard the Penguin. Public hearings may follow in Portland starting August 27.
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Washington
Alaska
Territory
Walcott
Connecticut
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate Committee On Wildlife Resources
Robinson
Arkansas
Seattle
Henry O’malley
Bureau of Fisheriea
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Bureau of Fisheries
Penguin
Alaskan
Kenai Peninsula
Nome
Northwest States
Walcott and Norbeck
Portland
Oregon
Hawes
Missouri
Pittman
Nevada
McNary
June Taylor Awaits Further Examination in Slayings
June Taylor, sought since May 20 for questioning about the slayings of political boss Charles Crawford and magazine editor Herbert Spencer, appeared voluntarily yesterday and awaited further examinations by prosecuting officials. Prosecutors say Taylor knew little about the killings, which are linked to racketeering and involve ex deputy district attorney David H. Clark held on murder charges. Special Prosecutor Joseph Ford said Taylor could not help determine Clark’s movements after the incidents.
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June Taylor
LOS _ANGELES
Sune Taylor
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
David H. Clark
Baren Fitts
Joseph Ford
Taylor
Clark
Bomb Attempt Targets Minneapolis Mayor Candidate Home
June 5 Minneapolis reports an unsuccessful bomb attack on the home of former mayor and mayoral candidate George Leach. Mrs Leach discovered the device on the porch, threw it into a vacant lot, and was lightly burned on a finger. Leach was home at the time.
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Minneapolis
George ¥. Leach
Leach
Bull's Owner Considers Buying Player Piano
C. D. Ryan of Geneva Maryland suspects his farm bull enjoys music. He observed the animal gather at a point near home each afternoon, bellows and paws until Mrs. Ryan sits to play the piano, then the bull calms and stands still. A note adds that Sunday newspapers are banned in Melbourne Australia.
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Geneva
Drys Plan Campaign to Demand Dry Planks in 1932
Washington June 5 The allied forces for prohibition led by Dr Daniel A Poling announce plans to press dry candidates and planks at Democratic and Republican conventions in 1932 The campaign opens in Columbus Ohio September 8 with three day drives in major cities Speakers include Senator Sheppard and Senator Borah The group aims for over a million pledged votes and will reorganize after conventions Mrs Rushmore Patterson heads the women’s branch and backs enforcing the eighteenth amendment Woodcock reports improving enforcement and will tour the south after a western trip
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Washington
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Poling
Sheppard
Texas
Borah
Idaho
Rushmore Patterson
Prohibition
Woodcock
Jail Breakers From Madison Jail Captured Near Neligh Nebraska
Sioux City police officers arrested Schn Cherpinsky 26 and Edward Dutch Peterson two Madison jail escapees who fled the Madison Nebraska jail by digging through a five inch wall. They had been linked to the Granada theater robbery in Norfolk Nebraska and were brought back to Madison to be re locked in the county jail cells.
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Nebraska
Siouk City
Schn Cherpinsky
Edward
Dutch
Peterson
Sioux City
Madison
Neb
Neligh
Cherpinsky
Norfolk
Smith
Homestake Employee Killed In Mine Accident
In Lead dated June 5 a Homestake Mining Company employee named Kotti died from injuries suffered at the 2,450 foot level after a premature powder explosion during blasting for a cross-vein. Safety engineer John Treweek attributed the blast to the accident. Kotti had a badly fractured leg and could not survive amputation. His companion Charles Eixenberger was seriously injured.
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Homestake
Ino Kotti
Homestake Mining Company
John Treweek
Koti
Charles Eixenberger
Black Hills Commerce Offers Summer Tuition Break
The Black Hills Commerce in Rapid City South Dakota offers a special rate of 43 dollars for tuition during the three summer months June July and August. The notice invites teachers and high school students to write for information regarding this economical advancement opportunity.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
S. Dak
Two Injured As Flying Orf Causes Incident
Two married men, long employed by the company, were badly injured when a flying object or fragment caused the mishap. Both men were reported to be workers with the firm for several years.
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Hub City
Huron
D. Urquhart & Sons
Jim Schustner
D. Urquhart & Sons Inc
Nash Cara
Australia
Canada
Melbourne
Barance
Raja
Kellogg's
Albert F. Parker
Massachusetts
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloo
Clara
Children’s Darling Brand Coats
Childrens
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