Traditions Shattered by GOP Plan for Early Nomination
The Associated Press reports Republicans weigh a bold shift to notify their presidential nominee immediately after the Cleveland convention. Leaders argue early kickoff sustains momentum, simplifying procedure, while Democrats last chose a rapid notification in 1928. Roosevelt’s Chicago acceptance set a precedent that GOP strategists seek to defy.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland
Nooma
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Chicago
Sreworks
GOP Notes At Cleveland Convention Amid Laughs And Sparks
June 10 coverage from Cleveland notes a lively Republican convention scene. Senator Vandenberg viral lip movement draws photographers while Alexander Trapyanovsky, the Soviet envoy, eyes the hall and reacts to the spectacle. Hamilton Fish, Borah ally, parades in gun-strap attire. Steiner’s keynote draws 63 rounds of applause. Delegates dodge glare, funds tight as tickets change hands, and the loudspeaker falters prompting playful jabs about Democrats. A Wyoming committeeman wears a distinct ten gallon cream hat with a pink band.
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Cleveland
Senator Vandunberg
Michigan
Walla
Vandenberg
G Man Recites Odd Case Of Banker's Sanity Test
Pittsburgh June report outlines G-man Robert L. Shivers recounting a bizarre case involving a banker who set off six wrecks while claiming insanity. The banker, linked to banking-law violations, feigned sanity with stock profits amid antiseptic attempts to induce coma, then faced seven years after a dramatic courtroom exit.
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Pittsburgh
Robert L. Shivers
Pittsburgh Bureau of Investigation
Saville
Shivers
Asylum
Lia
Benker
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Practical household guide on cleaning and maintaining metal utensils. Covers silver brass enamelware iron steel aluminum and tin care, washing methods, polishing, and precautions to prevent tarnish rust chipping and dullness. Includes tips for removing grease with hot soapy water and using baking soda and salt solution.
Eradication Progress Marked In South Dakota Tuberculin Test Debate
South Dakota counties near the eastern side move toward quarantine if the state Supreme Court rules against federal tuberculin testing. County Agent L L Ladd warns unaccredited areas would face shipment bans and a blanket quarantine possible for the state, affecting Beadle Hamlin Buffalo Marshall and Roberts counties. Federal aid funds testing until June 30, with costs afterward borne by producers, as percentages of infected cattle drop nationwide.
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South Dakota
State
Supreme Court
L. L. Ladd
Ladd
Beadle
Hamlin
Buffalo
Marshall
Roberts
Seattle
United States
Farmers Night Lake Preston to Feature Program and Lunch
Farmers of the neighboring community will attend a Farmers Night at the High School auditorium Thursday night. The Commercial Club presents a varied program with a guest speaker followed by lunch. Also, Miss Beryl Johnson arrived from Minneapolis to spend two weeks with her parents, after completing nurses training at St Barnabas Hospital.
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Lake Preston
Desmet
Sperial
Beryl Johnson
Minneapolis
W.l.johnson
Beryl
St. Barnabas. Hospital
Woonsocket Plans Summer Recreation Program Progress
At a recreation council meeting, plans for Woonsocket summer activities were outlined. The Legion Auxiliary pledged support, grounds at the city park or near the Norwegian Lutheran Church were options, and water safety measures for small children were proposed with a supervising matron. American Legion baseball logistics and a Forestburg building project for a community recreation space were also discussed.
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Recreation Council
The
Legion Auxiliary
Forbes
Woongocket
American Legion
Fred Jensen
Earl Briggs
Foresburg
Forestburg
Picnic at Lebanon Park Draws Hundreds in Gettysburg
The Altar Society of Gettysburg Catholic Church hosted the annual picnic at Lebanon Park on Sunday June 7. Several hundred attendees gathered for the event in good weather and community spirit.
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Gettysburg
Altar Society
Gettysburg Catholic Church
Eie Lebanon Park
War Vets Plan June Festival At State Fair Grounds
War veterans announce a three day summer carnival June 14 to 16 at the State Fair Grounds in Huron under the Forrest Mc Mullen Post VFW. Axel Bendixen, a Viborg native, owns the motorized show featuring 525,000,000 candle power lighting and modern rides, with acts gathered from far and near plus a novelty dance at Machinery Hall Monday night.
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Huronlang
Northwest
State Fair Grounds
Huron
Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Axel Bendixen
South Dakota
Bendixen
Viborg
Belinning
Funeral for Peggy Aughenbaugh Held in Esmond
Funeral services were held for Peggy Jean Aughenbaugh, two, at Esmond. She was born June 10, 1934 and died by drowning June 7, 1936 at her parents’ home. Survived by Burdette and Ruth Aughenbaugh, grandparents FE Aughenbaugh and Bert Martin, great grandparents and other relatives from Spencer, Iowa attended.
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Peggy Aughenbaugh
Esmond
Yeaer
Burdette Aughenbaugh
E. Vernon
Peggy Jean
Burdette
Ruth Aughenbaugh
FE. W. Aughenbaugh
Bert Martin
Iroquois
Jones
Martin
Troquois
HL Aughenbaugh
Florida
Spencer
N. J. Christensen
Arthur Christensen
Amos Christensen
William Swanson
Court orders ban on Farmers Union name in Minnesota ruling
Members of the Farmers Union central exchange group express gratification over a Minnesota court ruling enjoining use of the Farmers Union name. Headquarters in Saint Paul, the organization operates stations in North Dakota and Montana and elsewhere. A meeting in Thief River Falls on June 2 will select a new corporate name to avoid confusion with the original Farmers Union.
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Gayviilus
Topneras
Farmers Union
Hera
Minnesota
Farmers Union Central Exchange
North Dakota
Montana
St. Paul
Thief River Falls
Minn
Bennett Speaks At Redfield Monday
Arthur Bennett, United States Senate candidate, spoke to a large Redfield crowd in Commercial Hall Monday evening. Introduced by Joe Nicholl, secretary of Spink County Farmers Union, Bennett urged enactments of the Townsend plan and bank reform bills, conscription of wealth, and measures to end wars. He is set to speak at a Farmers Union Townsendites picnic in Clark next Friday afternoon and at Huron on Tuesday.
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Redfield
Arthur Bennett
United States Senate
Commercial Hall
Joe Nicholl
Spink County Farmers Union
Bennett
Townsend
Father Coughlin
Frazier Lemke
Farmers Union
Townsendites St Clark
Huron Tyecuday
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Huron Ledger
A string of Huron area property transfers and related civil actions appears, listing numerous buyers such as Ella Peters Roy J. Smith and Amy S. Kenfield along with multiple lot and block numbers in Original Town Wolsey and nearby subdivisions. Transactions include Sheriff assignments and sizable sums, with several parcels tied to Beadle County and local additions.
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Ella Peters
HO. L Co
Orig
Huron
Roy J. Smith
Ashland Park Add
M. D. Whisman
H. M. Whisman
Bikk
Amy S. Kenfield
Rock
O. T. Huron
Lawrence Larson
Beadle County
NYA Nie
H. Bernice Rutherford
Arthur DeVries
St. Eota
Bik J. Fishers
LeRoy J. Steuerwald
Anna Hather
Ine Steuerwald
Wolsey
M. Morse
Fed
Sheriff
So. Minn. Jr
Land
Bric
Ney
Mark E. Cogswell
Albert Robinson
Huron, $L. NW 10-111-65, H. FF. Fishstadt To William Liebnow
Anna Louisa Melum
Land transfers listed for South Dakota and Nebraska towns
Furnished by Erastus Cornell an official abstracter notes several land transfers. Roy E. Warner and others to Hugh B. Logan describe NW of Sec 26 in township 110 range 73. Margaret Letsome and others to Mary Burnham describe NW of Sec 26 in township 13 range 72. James Bouzek to Joseph Bousek describes W half and New of Sec 10 in township 115 range 71. Bouzek to Amoy Bouzek describes 4 of Sec 3 in township 115 range 71. Emil C Olson to Ethel Gilson describes Lot 21 Block 3 Van Camps and Hadleys Add. Gottlieb Winckler to C M Carroll describes NE of Sec 29 in township 113 range ?.
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P. Swanson
First National Bank of
James Bouzek
Amoy Bouzek
Emil C. Olson
Ethel Gilson
van Camps
Hadleys
Gottlieb Winckler
C. M. Carroll
Hange
Deaf Now Hears The Clock Tick Headline Ad
Miss I Goldsboro North Carolina shares relief from deafness after using OQUAINE. The Vienna car specialist created home treatment promising quick relief from head noises ear ache ringing and buzzing in the ears with a low daily cost and money back guarantee offered by Sherman Moe the live druggists.
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Miss I
Goldsboro
N. C
Ourine
Vienna
Sherman & Moe
Ady
Lax church attitude criticized at Norwegian Lutheran meet
At Minneapolis June 10 the twelfth annual general convention of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America unanimously adopted a resolution admonishing pastors and congregations to exercise watchful diligence in dancing and drinking matters. It cited increased intemperance since repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and warned that church suspicions of card parties and dances threaten spiritual life and mission.
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Minneapolis
Atock
Xnormian Lutheran Church of America
Visit Paynesville Orient
Mrs. W. E. Faulstick Mrs. C. L. Reed and Son Robert depart for Paynesville Minnesota to visit relatives for several days Special note warns that whisky worsens snakebite venom rather than counteracting it
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Paynesville Orient
W. E. Faulstick
C. L. Reed
Robert
Paynesville
Minn
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