Camp Wanzer Opens as 1929 Season Nears
Camp Wanzer, a preventorium for children aged up to fourteen in physically sound condition but with recuperation needs, opens June 4 in Rapid Canyon, 25 miles above Rapid City, South Dakota. The 1929 season, supported by Christmas seals, will see representation from many counties as the camp aims for rest and recuperation rather than sanatorium care.
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Southakota Public Health’ Association
Onsers
Rapid City
Rapid Canyon
Séagon
Campanger
Silver City
South Dakota
Youth awaits electric chair in California murder case
A Canadian youth named Warl Manchester, living in Macon, faces the electric chair after confessing to killing roommate James Parks for a1,000 policy and a total 14,000 in surance money. Landlady suspect fretted as police probe connects her to insurance murders and a linked chain of died men. Manchester, born in Toronto, now has Rochester, Michigan ties as authorities prepare trial next week.
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Macon
Warl
Manchester
Flo
Parks
Powers
Toronto
Canada
Rochester
Mich
Retailers Open Annual Session in Rapid City
The South Dakota Retailers association opened its two day annual convention in Rapid City. State officers include President Fy C Ackley Aberdeen Vice President G F Bucks Huron and W C Botkin secretary treasurer. Speakers from Washington Minneapolis Chicago and Sioux Falls addressed the gathering.
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Rapid City
South Diakota Retailers’ Association
Fy. C. Ackley
Aberdeen
G. F P. Bucks
W. C. Botkin
Huron
Rapid Canyon
Ernest MM. Zwick- Washington
Department’ of
Seamaid
South
Dakota
Jos Charles McCattrey
Sioux Falls Regs Association
H. ‘A. Bellows
Minneapolis
Sta
le Kyes
WCCO
Pratt
Belle Fourche
Colin .H. DeWild
St. Paulis
Twitchell
Owatonna
Mina
Sedan Overturn Near Wayland Injures Jones Family
Mrs Biden Jones and family escaped serious injury when the Studebaker sedan she drove overturned near Wayland west of St Lawrence while attempting to pass another vehicle. Several children were present but only two sustained notable bruises. Mr Jones suffered bruises but no serious harm.
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Wayland
Seven Year-Old Lad Slays Playmate in Sterling
A seven year old boy named Peter Scheck is in custody of juvenile court in Sterling Colorado after an argument Sunday led to the death of his playmate Gilbert M. Jackson. The case is being considered as a charge of homicide.
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Registration climbs for 4-H summer camp
Registrations for the three day 4-H camp at State Pair grounds reach 58 as the June 26 start approaches. Ry AL Cave camp superintendent notes mail from Beadle and nearby counties. The program features dairy judging, meat cutting demonstration, Armour packing plant tour, and new lectures by Lowell Bennett. Registration is set for Wednesday afternoon June 25.
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Ry AL Cave
Lampe Market Company
Ayrshire
Lampe Market
Armour Packing Plant
Lowell Bennett
Smith-Hughes
Wolsey High School
J. A. Howe
Mitchell
Mr. Cave
Chautauqua offers superb season program with Hawaii theme
The Chautauqua week opens with A Night In Hawaii from Kieth Orpheum in Big City Theaters circuit. It features two great plays Skidding and The Detour plus Vierra Hawaiians and Cossack Chorus with Lara Forbes and John Reed Ballentine conducts a Harmonica concert for children.
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Goelock
Alls ‘the Chautauqua
Ithis
Viera
John Ross Reed
Lara Forbes
Smith Damrot
Alden
Arthur MacMurray
Peat
Vierra’s
Hawaii
Kieth‘Orpheum
Waikiki
Bob Ballentine
State Still May Prosecute In State Courts In Face Of Removal Effort
Deputy Attorney General James Markham said the state may continue prosecution in state court despite a petition to remove the case to federal court. In a Monday letter to Governor Theodore Christianson, Markham said the decision rests on state power and the state’s right to prosecute, responding to a petition signed by more than 200 International Falls residents seeking to keep the case in state courts.
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Virkkeula
James
Markham
Iattormey
Theodore Christianson
International
Falls
Gi Ai /young+ allist
Mrs Chrysler Pays Penalty for Undeclared French Gowns
New York June 18 Mrs Walter P Chrysler wife of the automobile magnate paid three thousand seven hundred sixty two dollars in customs penalties for undeclared French gowns and summer dresses carried home from Europe Officials said a sworn declaration listed foreign purchases but the declared duties totaled six hundred dollars The domestic value of the items was set at 1881 20 with an added penalty of one hundred percent for failure to declare fully After seizure she paid the full amount by certified check and the goods were released The maximum penalty was cited due to lack of mitigating circumstances.
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New, York
Walter P. Chrysler
Europe
Chrysler
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