Anderson Wins Minneapolis Mayoral Contest in Labor Backing
William A. Anderson, attorney and former North Dakota official, defeated incumbent George E. Leach by a margin exceeding 22 000 votes in Minneapolis mayoral race. Anderson, backed by labor groups, led in 276 of 353 precincts with 56101 votes to Leach 800. He faced Townleyism charges linked to North Dakota industrial commission past, while Leach had served eight years as mayor before losing to Kunze in 1922.
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Minneapolis
William A. Anderson
George E. Leach
Anderson
Leach
Labor State Central Committee
Deoles
North Dakota
Thomas van Lear
W. F. Kunze
Kunze
Kellogg and Vincent Given Doctor of Laws by University
MINNEAPOLIS June. University of Minnesota awarded Doctor of Laws to Frank B. Kellogg St Paul judge of the permanent court of international justice and to Dr George E Vincent former university president. Dr Lotus D Coffman presided at commencement exercises where about 14500 students received diplomas. Constance Lane of Fecla S D won a music scholarship and Howard Giese of Mitchell S D took the first prize of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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Minneavalis
University of Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Permanent Court of International Justice
George E. Vincent
Unversity
Lotus D. Coffman
Tmusic
Constance Lane
Fecla
S. D
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Howard Giese
Mitchell
Sixteen Confined In Kingsbury County Jail Overcrowding
Sheriff William Schwartz reported the Kingsbury jail is over capacity with fifteen inmates currently confined. The detainees include several transients as the county pastile reaches its limit.
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Kingsbury
Bastile DE Smet
Kingsbury County
William Schwartz
Amalgam theft leads to prison sentence in Lead
Matt Borgomno 28 of Lead was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary and a $1000 fine after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He, a former Homestake Mining employee, confessed stealing $1900 worth of gold amalgam from the cyanide mill over four months. Company officials suspect a longer span. Amalgam was found in his locker. Tests of springs near Signe Mountain Ga show radioactivity nearly double that of Germany’s famed radium springs.
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Matt Borgomno
Builty
James McNenny
Buorgomne
Homestake Mining Company
Borgorno
Radio Features The Best in Radioland Plans
Radio listeners will hear blood pulse sounds via a special stethoscope during a American Medical Association convention broadcast from Philadelphia. The program airs Thursday at 2:00 p.m. on WJZ NBC with exercise demonstrations and heart-rate changes. Staff and guest segments follow including Morton Downey Anthony Wons at 3:30, a mixed chorus, Burlesque, and Paul Whiteman.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
WJZ Nbc Network
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
WJZ
NBC
B. A. Rolfe
WEAF
Paul Whiteman
Chicago
Wiz
Drips Rites Attended By 500 At Gann Valley Funeral
About 500 people attended Joseph H. Drips funeral at Gann Valley. Masonic lodge No. 289 led services with Chamberlain Commandery escort. Visitation by Masons from Wessington Springs, Chamberlain, Kimball, Pukwana and others. Rev L Bermmett chaplain. Rev E P Swartout preached final sermon. American Legion from Abernathy Post fired salute. Taps by Kimball post.
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Gann Valley
Joseph H. Drips
Meccs Masonic Lodge No
Chamberlain Commandery
Wessington Springs
Chamberlain, Kimball
Pukwana
L. ¥. Bermmett
Blue Lodge
Abernathy Post
American Légion of
Gana Valley
Drips
Philippines
Kimball
Beadle County Recreation Day Highlighted By Norbeck Speech
Beadle county extension club members 4 H boys and girls and families plan recreation day at the State Fairgrounds Thursday. Senator Peter Norbeck will be the afternoon speaker with community singing led by R A Cave. Clyde township and Sunshine club demonstrations, an original reading by Mrs N E Harper, a quartet from Alpena, and Mrs B F Barthell presiding. Morning games and a pot luck lunch are planned with a stand selling ice cream and cold drinks.
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Women’s Extension Club
Beadle County
State Fairgrounds
Sara L. Dewing
Peter Norbeck
R.A. Cave
Clyde Township
Sunshine Club
Iroquois
N. E. Harper
Wolsey
Alpena
B. F. ‘Barthell
To Begin Drilling Near Belle Fourche
Northwest Oil and Gas of Minneapolis plans to start drilling on the Oak Creek structure 16 miles west of Belle Fourche in the last week of June. The company leased 16,000 acres with Belle Fourche officers BR Harmon F A Durst and B Smith. An oil rig will be shipped from Texas and at least three wells are planned within a few months. Geologists from Midwest Oil and Gulf Refining have investigated the district.
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Belle Fourche
Oak Creek
Here
Northwest Oil and Gas Company
Minneapolis
BR. P. Harmon
F. A. Durst
B. Smith
Texas
Northwest Company
J. H. Voorhees
Deadwood
Midwest Oil Company
Gulf Refining Company
Dodsons Carnival Opens in Huron by American Legion sponsors
A big crowd welcomed Dodsons world fair as the American Legion launched a clean, high quality carnival in Huron. The Mil lion Dollar midway features Glenn's Circus, Dixieland Minstrels, Fisher Sisters, and many thrill rides with continuous shows through the week. Family matinee Saturday and a Whoop ee night close the event.
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American Legion
Dodson
Huron
Dodson Brothers
C. G. and
Melvin
Glenn's Circus
Dixieland Minstrels
Fisher Sisters
Lurow Sisters
Roy
Mother Traine
Edward Spring
Relic Added To Highmore Collection
In Highmore on June 9 a relic joined the McLaughlin store window display. The item is a pocket knife once heirloom to George Stoner, an early Highmore resident. The knife originated from a Kentucky carpentry shop run by Stoner’s grandfather William Bush, connected to Sarah Bush Johnston and Thomas Lincoln through Abraham Lincoln’s family.
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Highmore
McLaughlin
George Stoner
Highmere
Stoner
Kentucky
Mr. Stoner
William Bush
Sarah Bush Johnston
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Lincoln
Abe
Recreation Day Is Conducted At Onida
Onida district hosts a recreation day with a 11:00 am lunch at the school gymnasium chaired by Mrs. George Becker and two guest helpers. At 1 90 o'clock the high school auditorium event features Mrs. J A Brooking presiding, with Mrs. Clarence Ludwig accompanying and club members leading songs as stunts unfold for the afternoon program.
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Onida
George Becker
Farm Women's Club
J. A. Brooking
Clarence Ludwig
T Hat
Tenge T amleson club attendance honors at Pierre
The Tamleson of the Ea te rehabilitation department at Pierre announced two clubs Blaine Lincoln and Farm Woben, tied for attendance with 18 of 19 members present. Chairmen Mrs Van Ludwig and Mrs C E Byram accepted carnations as gifts from Miss Hermina Neuman home agent for winning first place in attendance.
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Tamleson
Pierre
Blaine-Lincoln
Farm Woben's
van Ludwig
C. E. Byram
Hermina Neuman
Couple 15 Married Alpena in June Ceremony
Miss Edna Hast daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Hast and John Thurm wed at a southern Hanoi county church on Sunday evening June 7. The Rev Edward Grauman presided and guests shared lunch at the bride’s parents home afterward.
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Alpena
Edna Hast
Jacob Hast
John Thurm
Hanoi County
Edward Grauman
Circuit Court at Highmore resumes after Sunday recess
Highmore court reopened after a Sunday recess with civil suits to hear. Two criminal cases were disposed of earlier. State v Barreth returned a not guilty verdict for car theft, and State v Finger resulted in acquittal on jail breaking. Anderson larceny and Cunningham cases set for later. Showers bring moisture to Sully county fields.
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Circuit Court
Highmore
State
Barreth
Finger
Cunningham
Biggest Carnival In The World Now Is Honored Guest
A description of a grand carnival advertised as the world’s largest, featuring a million dollar midway with 30 tent theatres and 16 rides. It promises clean wholesome entertainment for families, while stressing the economic boost from visitors who will spend on meats, bread, sugar, dairy, and goods across the town.
Dodson Brothers Carnival Opens Week in Byron
The Dodson Brothers C G and Melvin bring a week of carnival entertainment to R R Park on Dakota Avenue. At the Grand Opening the crowd thronged the Main Entrance and covered 30 tents and 16 rides in the "Million Dollar" Midway. High quality acts, headliners, and clean shows drew strong patronage and broke past figures.
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Byron
Dodson Brothers
C. G
Melvin
R. R. Park
Dakota Avenue
Amercan Legion
Lurow Family and World’s Fair Show Highlights
The Daily Huronite notes the Lurow Family act led by Mrs Lurow and son Cont alongside aerialists and a strong lineup. It touts physical culture routines, a carnival midway, Madame Menova’s birds, freaks, bands, a 702 pound man and a 524 pound dad, with attractions like a real circus ride and penny arcade. The piece promotes Donson’s World’s Fair Shows and urges public patronage.
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Dodsons
Lurow
Charles Anderson
Black Caruso
Dixieland Minstrels
Mabelle Kid
Ter
Alice
Wonder Girl
Glenn
Waltzer
Andy Walker
Madame Menova
Henry Kempel
East India
Ben
Huronite
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Money From Gypsies
Desmet reports Sheriff William Schwartz returned from Madison with a large sum of money stolen from a local man by a band of gypsies. The sheriff has faced repeated thefts linked to them but often recovers silver and much of the money.
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Desmet
Kingsbury County
William Schwartz
Madison
Sheriff Schwartz
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