Agitation Over Art Forgery In France S Narrows
In Paris pressure mounts for an official art authenticity bureau to replace expert opinion. The Louvre’s lab uses chemistry to test government purchases but not for private buyers. Fraud cases tied to Millet and Gazot spur debate over authorship and vast market of purported masterworks.
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John Evans
Associated Press
Paris
France
Pierre Hameil
Fine Acts
Louvre
J. Fernand Cellerier
Jean Charles Millet
Charles Gazot
Angelus
Louvre Vietin
Quillard
Ely
Mauseums
New York
Sir Joseph Duycen
Mme. Andree Hahn
la Belle Ferroniere
Leonpe da ‘Vinci
Millionaire Wingfield’s Rise From $50 to Nevada Powerhouse
Nevada's George Wingfield, nicknamed a cowboy and hotelier, built a vast fortune from mining and investments. He chairs a national Republican group, runs hotels and mines, and once covered a state treasury deficit with a personal loan.
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Reno. Nev
Cowboy
Maimer
George Wingfield
Nevada
Sfield
Regent Estate
Oregon
George F. Wixon
Winns Mace
Wingfeld
Wingfield
Goldfield
Nixon
United States
Carson Valley, Bank
State Fund Depository
Railroads Achieve Increased Freight Safety Gains
New York reports a decade of improved rail freight safety with lower loss and damage costs. After privatization of carriers in 1921 the average per freight car loss and damage bill dropped from 235 dollars to 37 452 966 dollars in 1929, a 61 percent reduction.
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New York
Th Railway Association
Sess Giaims
Graf Zeppelin Returns To Home Port In Friedrichshafen
The Graf Zeppelin completed a 13 day cruise covering 18 000 miles to South America and the United States and landed at Friedrichshafen at 7 22 p m local time. It made landings in Spain and Brazil and flew over the North African coast during the voyage. The Seville Friedrichshafen leg lasted 24 hours 447 minutes and the ship diverted northeast to avoid a severe electrical storm near Lyons.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
South America
United States
Graf
Spain
Brazil
North African
Seville
Rhone
Valence
Lyons
Wheat crop outlook in Kansas drops from record highs
Kansas faces a smaller wheat harvest in 1930 with reports from Wichita to Liberal showing yields generally below 1929 and 1928, though some regions like Goodland and parts of Reno and Lyon counties expect higher per acre returns. Insect damage, dryness, and late freezes depress stands while harvest is projected to start late June.
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Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Chambers
Commerce
Wichita Place
Goodkind
Goodland
Charles L. Birger
George W. Hinds
Hutchinson
Reno County
Reno
Liberal
Ray Kennedy
Lyon
Emporia Chamber of Commerce
Lyon County
Arkansas City
RH Rhodes
Chamber of Commerce
Rhodes
Cowley
G Shanholtzer
Pratt Chamber of Commerce
Pratt County
Rock County
Stockton
Minterialpe
Barton County
Great Bend
Barton
Roy Gwin
Girard
Crawford County
Fredo
Sedgwick
Sumner
Crakes Elected A Track Head At South Dakota
Joe Crakes of Ravinia was elected captain of the 1930 track team at the University of South Dakota by his teammates. The athletic board awarded varsity monograms to several players and eleven freshmen earned numerals. Coach Montgomery praised the coming season noting only three varsity lettermen graduate and predicting a strong group of freshmen.
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Vermillion
Joe Crakes
Ravinia
University of South Dakota
Lawrence
Jim
Athletic Board of Control
Walker
Armour
Landman
Scotland
Cutiér
Wessington Springs
Campbell
Bredérier
Espo
Sioux Falls
Adkins
Parkston
Sweeley
Wakonda
Frary
Schwarts
Bruce
Whitmore
Canton
Drakes
Kirtbey
Ver
O'Leary
Flandreau
Grice
Hermann
Brsixer
Lead
Kramer
Qodr Minn
Caddes
Gregory
Jensen
We Weishtar
Kamper
Sioux
Hansen
Baron
Crane
WY. E. “Montgomery
Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses Listed
Beadle County abstracts record transfers in Huron and area. Gus Manolis sells parcels 19 and 20 in block 49 South Addition to Huron. Marvin Hay Mapes transfers lat 15 block 5 First North Huron. Pauline James conveys to Willam Stevenson in Treer la 51 NEVE 33 115 62. Charles McSinnis et al to Edward A. Pugsley with $1 for Jots 13 and 14 block 11 Original Town of Huron. Marriage licenses issued for Philip Sneesby and Opal Windedahl, both Carthage.
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Beadle County Abstract & Tithe Co
Gus Manolis
S. Randall
Huron
Marvin Hay Mapes
Sara T
Merlvaine
North Huron
Pauline James
Willam Stevenson
Treer
NEVE
Charles MctSinnis
Edward A. Pugsiey
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Missouri River Week
Weather outlook begins Monday June 9 for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri regions with near normal temperatures early week and warmer midweek. Showers expected later in the period as conditions develop.
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Misissippi
Missouri Wall
Weather Outlook Monday Through Week Unsettled
Reading shows a Monday followed by fair conditions and cooler air. Northern and central zones may see rising temperatures with showers Monday night into Tuesday and moderate, unsettled conditions with generally mild temperatures the rest of the week.
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Ex Plains
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Vis
Skeé
Sir Joseph
Kansas’ City Art Museum
Mme Hahn
Sonts
Bas i
Latehurst
S.J
Atlantic
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota, Ave
Huron, S. PD
Helen Sutherland
Crakes
Montgomery
Philip Sneesby
Carthage
Opal Windedahl
Housman’s Stables
Featuring
South Dakota
Roy Housman
Eld Johnson
Pies Young Green
Ewich Village
Morley
Alan Steyne
Steyne
Judith Grant
Clarissa
Judith
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