Vermillion Man Elected 10 Post of Grand Master
Mitchell chosen for the 1930 convention of South Dakota Odd Fellows branches and F C Simonson of Vermillion elected grand master of the Grand Lodge IOOF. Other officers named include H C Harris Highmore grand warden and Y B Raymond Huron grand secretary. Madam Edna Reynolds Central City named president of State Rebekah Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Charles Barrett
Watertown
A. H. Neil
Miles B. Sioux
Hannah Provine
Gettys
Hattie B. Borland
Madison
Atlanta Fuller
American Rebekah
Ella -Dalla
Biumboldt
Mitchell
South Dakota
Grand Ludge of
Odd Fellows
R. M Burlingame
B. Raymond
Huron
C.B. Knott
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Doland
Bessie Hahim
South
Dakota Secretaries Association
O. F
Charles P. Aagard
Rapid
Guy
R.H. Borvey
Sioux Falls
Odd
Iva B. Robert
F. B. Tuymond
Confiscated Truck Sold For One Thousand Dollars
A truck seized in De Smet for transporting intoxicants was sold today for 1000 dollars to its original owners Charles Sondergaard and Walter Jess. The case involved liquor violations and the vehicle had been held as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Smet
Nquor
Chales Sondergaard
Walter ‘Jess
Ant.bach
Mrs Gann to Sit in Honor at Embassy Event
Mrs Edward Wyerett Gann the vice-presidential hostess, whose social rank was disputed, will be the honored guest at the British embassy. She will sit on the right of Sir Esme Howard the British ambassador, outranking diplomats and officials. Vice President Curtis will have the place of honor beside Lady Isabella.
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Washington
Edward Wyerett Gann
Diplomatic Corps
Esme Howard
Esme
Curtis
Miller De Molay Chapter Formed in Miller
Miller De Molay chapter established in Miller last night led by Reverend B Ashley of Aberdeen one of 12 Grand Council members. Twenty eight members initiated by Huron chapter with three Huron boys joining. Officers installed by Rev Ashley Walter Fisher master councilor Gwynne McIlrath senior councilor. About 45 persons attended the banquet preceding the ceremony.
Oil Leak Forces Plane to End Attempt at Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on June 20 a plane named Miss Minneapolis landed after a fuel leak ended a second bid to set a world endurance record. Gene Shank and Owen Haugland planned a long flight over a triangle of cities but fuel shortage halted the attempt after 52 hours, with a third try promised later.
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Minneapolis
Gene Shank
Owen Haugland
Shank
Haugland
Wold Chamberlain
Twin Cities
Northfield
Hastings
Minn
LUCK
Des Moines
Ross
James Barwick
Hanford Airlines
Artur Hattora
Sigux
City
Sixty Farm Women Attend Congress in Yankton
Sixty women registered for the tenth annual South Dakota Farm Women's Congress opening in Yankton. Mrs Mary R. Acotric Mitchell presides as president, with officers including Mrs Martin-Soren son and George Le Runner of Sioux Falls. Dean W Hy Batson University was listed to speak at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busin Kremlin - Sodak
Georgia Hewett
Wakonda
Louisa Hardin
Mary A. Neltl
Startford
Minnie Kirkegaard
Yankton
Nellie Grove
Huron
Viola Tgeurret
Stickney
Patriarchs
Militant
Dakota Farm
Women’s Congress
Mary
Acotric Mitchell
Congress
Pugsury Condition Update
Fragmentary report shows unclear mention of a condition related to a dog named Pugsury and a person or doctor abbreviated as Dr al. No dates or locations are provided.
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Pugsurys
Rmi
Dry issue fuels boundary tension in prohibition clashes
Tense coverage describes enforcement squeezes on prohibition with shootings by city officers, raids on stills, and plans by federal agents amid possible Canada incidents. Senate debates show partisan defenses of the president as dry advocates push to curb bootlegging on the Detroit river. A Windsor border raid report notes a customs pursuit of rum runners. shots strike a patrol boat but no crew injuries occur.
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Washington
Sune
Hoover
Detroit River
Federal
Canada
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Jones“ Oington
Windsor
International Jline
Walter
Petty
Customs
Detid
Boy Scouts Return From Black Hills Outing
Scouts from Hills MT return home after a multi day outing in the Black Hills under the direction of MR Dyar. Members of the group are identified as belonging to the local troop and were hosted at the camp upon their arrival.
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Black Hills
R Ic
M Dyar
Ithe
Madison regiment cooks earn high kitchen ratings
Inspections each morning gauge sanitation and rations for troops at the encampment. Company C has twice held the top kitchen rating with 99 percent. four companies tied at 99 percent yesterday. The public may inspect camp kitchens and other equipment under regiment officials. A civilian run restaurant serves officers in the Methodist church building adjacent to the camp.
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Madison
Huronati
Sehurch
Light turnouts mark school board elections in three cities
In Sioux Falls Albert F Larson won a five year term on the school board defeating Frank G Rollinger 632 to 375, succeeding Fred G Warren. Yankton held a light election with Mrs W C Cavantugh defeating M J Wentworth 300 to 288 for a three year term on the boards of education while Theo T Johnson ran unopposed for the one year term and George R Hobson was reelected treasurer.
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H. M. Whitman
Sioux Falls
Albert F.larson
Frank G. Rollinger
Fred G. Warren
Yank Yankton
Pia
Continue Search For Missing Air Victims In England
Folke stone England June 19 search continues for the bodies of three crew members from a downed airliner. Authorities fear the victims were drawn into deep water and may not be recovered for several days.
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Folkestone
England
Guardsmen Called Out in Ware Shoals Strike
National Guard troops were on duty at Ware Shoals near Greenwood as a strike disrupted work at a local manufacturing site. The incident involved area guardsmen responding to labor unrest and keeping order during the industrial dispute.
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Greenwood
National Guard
Manufacturing
Repulsed attack in Huron as Blue and Red forces clash
Army action near Huron ends with Reds forced back to James River area after heavy fighting. 109th engineers support brigade, bridges damaged and repaired, prisoners taken, and across Cane Creek the Blues retreat toward Mitchell as artillery lights the sky.
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Huron
109Th Engineers
Earle Lewis
Briade
James Rivers
Forastbore
Hse
Lnei
Adyvante
Cane Creek
James River
Forestburg
Mitchell
Lewis
Cine
Don Highway
Stowaway Paroles Regret After Transatlantic Stunt
Paris June 20 Yellow Bird fliers Armeno Gatti Jr with Arthur Schrieber boarded Leviathan boat train en route to the United States. The contrite stowaway apologized for a foolish stunt saying he was sorry and grateful for the friendship with Lotti as photographers captured the moment.
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Paris
Yellow Bird
Armeno Gatti, Jr
Arthur Schrieber
le Plane
Leviathan
United States
Lotti
Schrieber
Cam
Grandmother Peck Hurt In Wreck Near Kingsbury
Esther Peck an 89 year old woman known as Grandma Peck is in serious condition after a car left the road near Kingsbury. Her granddaughter Mrs Walter Green was driving and unharmed while a great grandchild, one year old, was only scratched. The driver Smith faced possible manslaughter charges if Mrs Peck dies and was said to be intoxicated at the time.
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Lake
Preston
Esther Peck
Kingsbury
Grandma" Peck
Hone
Arlington
Walter Green
Windstorm Causes Minor Damage in Watertown Area
A heavy wind storm with hail and rain touched Watertown and surrounding counties. no major property damage reported, but telegraph poles were snapped and lines were interrupted briefly. Farmers expect a rapid recovery as some corn was split but crops benefited from timely rain.
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Watertown
Clark
Bidokings
Tracy
Minn
Neve
Pates
Former head of Company C visits camp
A former head of Company C visits the camp at the State Fair grounds. The group, led by Captain Hough, includes engineers and men from the 109th regiment encamped for the camp move yesterday afternoon.
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Company C
Ineera -At
Ompany
Congress Recess Begun as Finance Group Puts in Time
Washington June 20 The Senate Finance Committee works through a long tariff measure while the House and Senate adjourn for a recess. Debates over prohibition and a French debt postponement linger as Hoover’s last recommended action awaits action after August 19.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Washington Sumner
Capitol
Congress
House
Hoover
Jones
Btss Committee
Prohibition Noies
Department Of“Justice
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Republican Independent
Republic Gig
Lo Une
White Lake Farmer Killed by Lightning
Mitchell June 20 A White Lake area farmer Jonn Grinsbach 1 was instantly killed by lightning on the H Rabensdorf farm south of White Lake. Grinsbach had lived nearby for thirty years and had just unhitched three horses from a cultivator when the bolt struck as clouds threatened. His clothing tore and he suffered severe burns. one horse was struck. Hoover to issue order on Swing-Johnson Boulder dam act.
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White Lake
Mitchell
Jonn Grinsbach
Mrg
H. Rabensdorf
Grinsbach
Washington
White House
Hoover
Weather Brief From Huron
Fortified by vague wording the report notes a fall tonight with a shift to cooler temperatures by Friday. It mentions Dakota area conditions and a mostly clear to partly cloudy forecast with variable wind.
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Huron
Dakota
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Imet Scouts
EWAN
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147Th Field Artillery
Stewawary
E. R. Staith
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Gongress
Finance Group
Assail
United Press Associations
Gen~ Ale
Longworth
Treasury
France
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