Democracy Brains urged to save democracy says Dr James
Watertown June 23 Dr Herman G James president of South Dakota University told the State Medical Association banquet that democracy is on trial and will fail unless the nation's brightest minds devote themselves to perfecting democratic principles The convention opened Monday and will close with officer elections and a ceremony for 79 Huron was injured in the events described Other speakers included Dr J B Westeby Dr Magee and several medical officials from Aberdeen Nicane and Watertown with attendees from Willard Alten Dr Will C Woodward and Dr AG Portman among others
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Watertown
America
Herman G. James
Veramillion
South Dakota University
State Medical Association
Huron
J. BR. Westeby
Madison
Ables Nights Banan
James Magee
Watertovmn
Jouxtmaster
MM. Lockswood
Watertype Medical
Willard Alten
Aberdeen
Will C. Woodward
Nicane
Bureau of
Leg Molisine
The
American Medical Thoi
AG. Portman
Qilion
Soutly Bisatx Medical School
Nene
Segretar Truer
J. B. Wouf Castle
Dakota
Ology
Gibbs Elected To Insurance Offices
Sinus Fotis was elected to the Dakota Fire organization last night. W Bo yas named president. Gibbs and Barey as representatives serve the Sioux area. Pierre deputy committee member. election highlights restructuring of local fire insurance offices.
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Gibbs
Sinus Fotis
Dakota Fire
Bs. Huran
W. Boyas
View Idisai
Pierre
Belgium Starts To Check Up Resources
Belgium forms a government committee to inventory roads ar chways public lands forests museums and estimated values reach 1.2 billion dollars. Initial road valuations total 50 million dollars as part of a preliminary survey of public buildings and assets.
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Belgium
Brussels
Kenyon Named 1 C C F Head in Rapid City Grand Encampment
Kenyon was named head of the 1 C C F at Rapid City as the grand encampment sessions opened this morn ing. Officers elected or re elected include Christiansen, Gibson, Knott, Reve, Ford, and others with appointments made for Walter Bourrett Lars Bruce Zoll and R H Barres. The session includes Renekah lodge members and grand lodge attendees.
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Kenyon
Gary Man
Rapid City
Acne
Hig
O. E. Ford
Charles Christiansen
Howard
A. W. €Atten
Redelm
C. E. Gibson
Salvm
C. B. Knott
Wisiil
Charles Reve
Kadoka
Ford
Grand Patrarch
Walter Bourrett
Stick d Marsh
Lars Bruce
Yanklan
Grand Inside Sentinel
George A. Zoll
Grand Survide Sentinel
R. H. Barres
Sioux Falls
Finance Comenithee
Odelias
Cruel Step-Mother Jailed After Child Abuse Testimony
In Chicago on June 2 a 12 year old girl and 11 year old boy testified they were beaten almost daily for five years by their stepmother Clara Pacer. They said they stole food for her and she forced them to brew beer while her five children ate from their meals. The judge jailed the stepmother for one year after hearing the siblings recounts of burns, missing teeth, and nightly tasks to obtain whiskey for her.
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Chicago
Pacer
Clara
Edward Pacer
Funeral planned for Beverly O'Brien in Highmore
A large group of Huron friends plans to attend the funeral of Beverly O'Brien who died in a Sunday accident near Indianapolis. The service will be at 2 PM tomorrow in Highmore, with several Huron residents traveling, and Rev. Wallace A. Bristol assisting. Other injured and involved individuals include Lucille Leckie, Bert Bagranoff, Kenneth Broderick, and Thomas O’Connor, with O’Connor charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Huron
Beverly O'Brien
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss O'Brien
Highmore
A. P. Stowell
Grace Wilson
Max Royhs
Clifford Dexter
Wallace A. Bristol
Grace Episcopal Church
Bert Bagranoff
St. Louis
Indiana
Richard
Richards
Lucille Leckie
Topeka
Kans
Kenneth Broderick
Washington, D. C
Thomas O'Connor
Indianapolis News
National Road
Pennsylvania Street
E. R. Wilson
O'Connor
Beverley O'Brien
Sage
Highmiore
S. D
Federal Tax Department
Washington
Lucile Leckie
Kan
Broderick
St Louis
Miss Leckle
Bagranoff
Wilson
Science Department Wins Sports Trophy at State College
State college awards the 1922 participation trophy to the commerce department for having the most intramural sport participation. The department also won the baseball championship as 64 percent of commerce men and 83 percent of all men students engaged in sports. Intramural events include basketball hockey boxing indoor and outdoor track football baseball tennis and golf. Divisional managers listed for Agriculture Wesley Neufeld Island engineering Kenneth Schoenwether Srackings Keith Keller Vi borgi commerce Verly Wosepka Britain.
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Brookings
Department of Commercial Science
State College
T. C. Kasper
Commerce
Commerce Department
Lester Kennedy
Island
Wesley Neufeld
Freeman
Kenneth Schoenwether
Srackings
Pharmacy
Keith Keller
Viborgi Commerce
Verly
Praised Chicago priest for Loyola Community theatre work
The Rev. Father Dinneen, honorary chair of Loyola Community Theatre in Chicago, was praised for courage and foresight in launching and completing a notable small theatre project. The acknowledgment cited his leadership in social Catholic Action and the theatre's impact on St Ignatius school.
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Sanncen
Loyola Community Theatre
Chicago
New World
Dinneen
E. B. Meen
Huron Automobile
St. Ignatius’ School
Father Dinneen
Father Dinneerr
Wales Deaf To Wedding Bells
Edward Prince of Wales, aged 38 on June 23, remains famously reluctant to marriage. A popular, shy figure, he supports charity and public duties with modest charm and keen tact, easing others in conversation and often steering events with quiet influence.
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Edward Stanley
London
Britain
Edward, Prince of Wales
British Empire
England
Gertrude Lawrence
Wales
Shaftesbury Avenue
Patrick
Prince of Wales
Tompkins Addresses Agents Meeting Here
A. W. Tompkins former South Dakota Farm Bureau leader spoke to district agents of State Farm Insurance in the city. A. W. Palm presided with attendees J. G. Nenebles I. E. Rose J. G. Odland and E. E. Buswell. Tompkins heads agendas for State Farm offices in Bloomington IL overseeing about 7000 agents in 30 states. They plan to travel to Bismarck N D for a North Dakota managers meeting.
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Tompkins
A. W. Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
State Farm Insurance Companies
A. W. Palm
J. G. Nenebles
Spearfist
I. E. Rose
Watertown
J. G. Odland
Parker
E. E. Buswell
Marer
Bloomington
Palm
Mr. Tompkins
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Doctors Attend South Dakota Medical Society Meetings
Dr. H L Sayler Dr J C Shirley and Dr John Faust returned last night from Watertown after attending meetings of the South Dakota Medical Society. Dr H D Sewell Dr W H Saxton and Dr W H Griffith left this morning for Watertown for the same meetings. Service at the gospel camp in Norths Huron Kansas avenue at Fifth street will continue through Sunday, it was announced today.
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H. L. Sayler
J. C. Shirley
John Faust
Watertown
South Dakota Medical Society
H. D. Sewell
W. H. Saxton
W. H. Griffith
Norths Huron
Kansas Avenue
Fifth Street
Stove Cleaners Rob Woman 90 Robbed of 1900 Beatrice Neb
Beatrice Nebraska June 22 two men posing as stove cleaners robbed Mrs Mary Forest 90 and her two daughters of about 1900 Police Chief Paul Acton said two suspects matched the description were arrested in Sabetha Kansas and will be held for Beatrice authorities The robbers used a car with Michigan plates and stayed at a local tourist camp with three women in Kansas two of the women were later apprehended
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Beatrice
Nes
Mary Forest
Paul Acton
Sabetha
Kas
Acton
Michigan
Here
Kansas
Postmasters Urged To Support Hoover
Arch Coleman, first assistant postmaster general, told postmasters at a Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota convention that there is no need to apologize for backing President Hoover. He urged cooperation if furloughs are proposed, suggesting arrangements that keep public service uninterrupted.
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ST. Ravi
Arch Coleman
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Hoover
Coleman
Smith’s bid for own nomination during dry law repeal talk
Former governor Smith urged a straight platform and his own nomination at the convention. He dismissed a second choice, opposed a cash bonus plank for now, and said he might address the convention depending on developments. He appointed Mayor Hague as floor manager and emphasized honesty in the party platform.
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Roosevelt
Smith
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Garner
Prohibition Issue Divides Democrats Over 18th Amendment
In a post interview scene Senator Hull notes wets and drys in the party favor a plan to submit repeal or retention to the people. Illinois Democratic committeeman Michael L. Fgee predicts Illinois will back repeal and endorses ratification by special conventions rather than state ratification.
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Smith
Hull
Tennessee
Resolutions Committee
Ilinois
Michael L. Fgee
Illinois
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