Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Opens In South Dakota
With about 1 500 delegates and visitors present the annual Odd Fellows gathering in South Dakota opened its Grand Lodge session in Ellis hall. Credentials were checked and committees named as Grand Master A H Neil presided. death created a vacancy filled by Past Grand Master J W Gibson. A joint memorial service honored deceased members of all four branches.
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South Dakota
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
A. H. Neil
Lead
R. M. Burlingame
Watertown
Burlingame
J. W. Gibson
Salem
Land Lodge
O. Simonson
Vermillion
B. Raymond
Huron
C. B. Knott
Bristol
Charles Barrette
Fred 8. Vaughan
Yankton
E. Vernon
Dell Rapids
Ft. C
Neil
Hattie B. Borland
Madison
WB. Raymond
Edna Reynolds
Central City
Isabelle McCullough
Rapid Gite
Allanta Failer
Anna Knott
Cynthia Williams
Pierre
Hannah Provine
Gettysburg
Agnes Mathiew
Aberdeen
Ruth Green
Clear Duke
Inside Guardian
Celia Kenyon
Gary
Guardian
All Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Odd Fellowship
Stowaway on Yellow Bird Repents After Flight
Paris dispatch reports Arthur Schreibar a Portland youth who stowed away on the Yellow Bird, repenting his act. He says he knew it was wrong and fears endangering French aviators, while backers Armeno Lotti and crew defend him as a member of the voyage aboard the Leviathan or the President Harding.
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Paris
Arthur Schreibar
Portland
The
Yellow Bird
Armeno Lotti
Harding
Lindy Lindbergh Ends Honeymoon Returns to Work
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh resumes public duties after a three week honeymoon with Anne Spencer Morrow. They witnessed the Daniel Guggenheim prize tests at Mitchell Field and cruised Long Island Sound before returning to Bayonne. Lindbergh praised as a skilled yachtsman for a 1000 mile coast trip solo.
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New -York
Charles
A. Lindbergh
Marridge
Anne’ Spencer Morrow
Mitchel Field
Daniel
Guggenheim Fund For
Aeronautics
Lindbergh
Fier
Monette
Sands _Point
Bong
Chase
Colonel Lindbergh
Schenectady
Curtiss Field
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindboteh
Constance
Elisbeth
Mor
North Haven
oTwo
Grand Decoration of Chivalry Awarded to A. H. Neil
The Department Council Patriarchs Militant voted the highest Oad Fellowship decoration to A. H. Neil of Lead at last night’s adjourned meeting. Neil, grandiano of wand Lodge I Co, is slated to receive the honor at the Sovereign Tex event next September in South Oak O. F. The award recognizes distinguished service.
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A. H. Neil
Department Council
Olit
Neil
Wand Lodge
I. Co
South Oak O. F
Tex
Engineers Move South To Aid In Defending Huron
The 109th Engineers join reinforcements for the Fifth Brigade south of Huron to support mock warfare with field artillery and engineers building roads and demolishing bridges. Heavy action near the James River crossing, with troops entrenching from Mitchell and Rapid City units moving to front.
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Huron
National Guards
Forestburg
James River
Mitchell
Hli
147Th
Mitchel Catsagement
Col. Holt. Lewis
Waron
Entralyu
Rapid City
Fair Grounds
South
Dakota
Boyd Wales
109Th Engineers
Man Dies of Pride Overstarved in Chicago Hotel
Chicago observers report a 70 year old man, John Nelson, died of starvation after fleeing charity and living in a small hotel room. A physician cites starvation, police argue pride caused the death after he lingered by a delicatessen window and collapsed.
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Chicago
John Nelson
Nelson
Vras
Search for Japs In Volcano Region
Tokyo reports resumed searches near Komagatake crater for missing residents after two days of eruption. The volcano shows signs of quieting though ash and stones blanket nearby villages. Over 8,000 refugees gathered at Hakodate Mori and Yakumo, many afraid to return home.
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Tokyo
Komagatake
Hakodlate
Mori
Yakumo
Dr and Mrs Pugsley Reported Doing Well
MINNEAPOLIS June 19 Dee and Mrs Charles W Pugsley of Brookings confined to a hospital here with injuries from an automobile accident last week are both doing quite well officials announced today Dr Pugsley is president of South Dakota State College
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Minneapolis
Dee
Charles W. Pugasley
Brookings
Dr. Pugaley
South Dakota
State College
Huron Quake Report Tricky Partial Settlement
Fragmentary report from Huron notes the situation was somewhat settled by Thursday. The text mentions fate and cooler terms and references Dakota area confusion, with unclear phrasing and possible weather or legal contexts.
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Huron
Rain Needed for Several Crops Across South Dakota
The South Dakota weather bureau reports dry conditions across the state with spring wheat in the northern areas lagging due to moisture shortage while barley and some fields begin to head. Warm weather is advancing corn, flax shows progress, and potatoes alfalfa and meadows need rain in the north to sustain growth.
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South Dakota
State Weather Bureau
South Dakota pharmaceutical meeting closes with events
Mitchell June 15 A three day meeting of the South Dakota pharmaceutical association wraps with tomorrow’s sports including golf, trap shoots and contests. Tonight’s banquet features toastmaster Dr W A DeLaney and speakers Dr Stanley Krebs Frank Krebs Ronayne Senator Hitchcock and Judge William H Herbert. Prizes will honor oldest registered pharmacist and most recently married pair.
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Mitchell
South’ Dakkota
Pharmaceutical Association
Association
W., A.delaney
Stanley Krebs
New York
Frank”"Kriebs
Ronayne
Pierre
H. B. Hitchcock
William H. Herbert
Omaha
Frederick
Hoaxes Claim U S Not To Determine Will
An unclear clipping alleges a hoax about the United States not determining a will or grant. Details are fragmented, limiting identification of persons or institutions involved. Further readable text would clarify the claim and any named parties or dates.
Chautauqua Opens With The Hawaiians Night In Hawaii
The 1929 Huron Chautauqua opens with Vierra’s Hawaiians presenting A Night In Hawaii, a vivid and entertaining program headlining a long Orpheum circuit tour. The act promises native melodies and a lively potpourri of color, movement, and spectacle on the Chautauqua platform.
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Huron
Vierra
Hawaii
Chautauqua- Directly
Orpheum
Joan Reed
Critics Attack Tariff Bill Over Foreign Influence
Jarene Hawley declares parts of the new tariff bill unjustified and criticizes administrative changes as influenced by foreign interests. He alleges valuating products testers with foreign factors affected trade.
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Jarene. Hawley
Windsor photographer abducted by rum runners survives
Provincial police sought a band of Detroit rum runners who kidnapped Star photographer Wild and threatened to throw him into a river. The men released him after seizing his film and forcing disclosure of camera locations. Dock officials say the captors likely fled to the United States. authorities may press charges if identities are confirmed.
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Windsor
Ont
Star
Wild
Nos
The
Detroit
United States
Arthur Moss
Deputy George Johnson Held Over Slaying in Newport
Little Rock Ark June 18 Deputy Sheriff George Johnson charged with murder in the slaying of Glenn Quay at Newport was held today in the state penitentiary after removal from five jails amid mob fears. Quay was shot in the back as he tried to flee after arrest for intoxication, Johnson earlier moved from Batesville to avoid violence. Bond set pending pretrial hearing Thursday in a murder case involving the slaying of Phillips, a youth.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eputy
George Johnson
Glenn’ ‘Quay
Newport
State
Quay
Johnson
Batesville
Sherife de i . Nance
Hundreds Drowned In African Flood Reported Toll
In Silchar Assam and across western Africa, monsoon floods devastate districts. Hundreds are reported dead while about ninety percent of cattle perishing and many villagers seek refuge in canton water sources as relief struggles to reach the area.
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Silchar
Assam
Cameroons
West Equatorial Africa
Haya
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