Refusal of New Trial for Staley Upheld by South Dakota Court
Pierre March 4 Judge(s) uphold South Dakota supreme court ruling denying a new trial for George H Staley who killed Thomas Wasson on June 29 1926 and was sentenced to life imprisonment. The circuit court verdict was affirmed on rehearing after previous reversal. dissenting opinions noted. Other cases included Hyde county perjury conviction Treashth Reidt, and driving while intoxicated Ole Steensland.
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Circuit Court
Staley
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Swwey
Wasson
Moonville
Wausson
Hyde Court
Hyde County
Treashht- Reidt
Lincoln County
Ole Steensland
Vielen Independent Consolidated
Lyman
County
Plaintif
May E. Boyles
Lyman County
Lymaon County
Ernestine Herold
Dey County
Inch
William Isch
Hanson
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Yankton
Poker Alice Will Divides Estate Among Friends
Rapid City report states Mrs. Alice Tubbs known as Poker Alice will pass her estate to friends rather than relatives as probate filings reveal the famed frontier gambler’s final testament. The fragmentary document outlines gifts to associates from her declining years with mentions of personal property and nearby memories of the old West figures.
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Poker Alice
Rapid City
Alice Tubbs
Frontier
Lan
Battle Mounts War Poppies Bring Aid to Veterans
Battle Mountain sanitarium hosts the American Legion poppy sale run by the disabled veterans. Josephine Bingham, department poppy chairman, says funds support veterans with little or no compensation. Last year 1481 poppies were sent to South Dakota units and 116000 to North Dakota, with other states receiving smaller amounts.
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War Mets
Riring
Legond
Battle Mountain
Mownton
South and
North Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
South Dkote
Manman Mid
United States
Awmclery
Uni
Bingham
Audi
Northern college educator to teach in San Diego session
Prof. M. Gitlun of Northern normal will spend the second session of summer school at State Teachers College San Diego Coch. He will oversee arithmetic and education classes during the period.
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Githin
San Diego
Aberdeen
Mar
M. 2 Gitlun
Northern Normal
State Teachers College
Coch
Sum'yadr School
Elkton Cabbage Growers Back Sauerkraut Factory Plan
Farmers in the Elkton area pledge 100 acres of cabbage this spring with a sauerkraut factory planned for fall. J. J. Furth, known as Elkton's cabbage king, leads the movement and will establish the factory. Furthmiller reportedly raised 51 acres of cabbage last fall and sold it for a good profit.
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Elkton
J.J. Furth
Smilier
Crook Uses New Swindle In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls police seek a woman using a fresh swindle. Calling herself Mrs J D Wolson she deposited 45 at a bank to show funds then bought small items at several stores with checks under 15 each and a bankbook as proof of money on deposit. Total losses around 200 with cash paid on the difference.
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Crook
Sioux Falls
J. D. Wolson
Writter, Jr
Redfield Creamery Sold to North American Creamery
Redfield Mar 1 announcement that Hopkins dairy products of the city sold to North American Creamery Company. Hopkins will aid expansion to enlarge Water Town plant for ice cream. North American operates multiple northwest plants including Minnesota and North Dakota with a Boston export office. C G Hopkins, former owner, took over Redfield creamery in 1912 and modernized it. Expansion plans for Redfield to be undertaken by new owners.
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Redfield
Mar
Hopkins Dairy
North American Creamery Company
Hopkins
Watertown
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Boston
Mass
C. G. Hopkins
Hopkins Dairy. Products
Newell Sets Radio Regulation Ordinance
Newell South Dakota passed a first in western region measure regulating electrical appliances that interfere with radio reception. A radio commissioner will enforce the ordinance, aiming to curb interference and standardize compliance.
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Newell, Mar
Newell
Iti
South Dakota
Figures On Rural Credit Land In South Dakota
Pierre March 4 1947 South Dakota’s rural credit lands total more than 600000 acres valued at 11443592 plus buildings bringing the total to 12188191 figures prepared for the annual report by B W Baer state tax director show 60209275 acres of rural credit lands in the state as of May 1 1929 Perkins Haakon Stanley Hand Spink Jerauld counties appear among the largest in acreage and value Hand leads with 669358 in value on 234927 acres Spink second 566700 on 12600 acres Jerauld third 472870 on 1336620 acres.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
B. W. Baer
Supreme Court
Thhem
Perkins County
Haakon
Stanley
Hand County
Spink County
Jerauld
Eagle Butte Man Files For Congress
Pierre SD March 4 Joe Paul of Eagle Butte filed a nominating petition with the secretary of state as a Democratic candidate for state representative from the fifty six district covering Ziebach and Dewey counties. The petition listed 66 voters from Ziebach and Dewey.
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Eagle Butte
Pierre
Mar
Joe Paul
Secretary of State
Fifty
Ziebach
Dewey
Mr. Paul
Dewey County
Ruskin Park Golf Club Elects Officers for Year
The Ruskin Park Golf club re elected all officers at the annual stockholders meeting. D C Levy of Forestburg is president H H Heath is secretary G J Gallihan is treasurer and G B Wilder and S St Judy of Forestburg are directors. Course changes are under consideration and a caretaker is being sought.
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Ruskin Golf Club
Artesian
Ruskin Park Golf Club
D. Ca. Levy
Forestburg
H. H. Heath
G Gallihan
G. B. Wilder
S. St Judy
Farmer Trains Hog For Circus Tricks In Iowa
Ot tumwa residents report Charles Shank is teaching an educated hog to drive, trot, and pull a stone boat. Charles Lauer started the task by breaking the hog, with Shank finishing its education. The animal is trained to back up, respond to a goad, and follow voice commands as a saddle beast.
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Pierre
Ottumwa
Hasken
Charles Shank
Ques~ Tion
Charles Lauer
Plan For District Lutheran Convention
MADISON March 4 Fins for the biennial district convention to be held at
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Madison
Mar
Fisns
Luther Leagues Board Meeting Held at Trinity Church
Watertown reports a June 17 to 29 gathering of the Young People's Luther Leagues of the South Dakota district. Prof A R Thompson of Sian Falls presided as district president. A large attendance joined the pastoral conference under way at Trinity Lutheran Church. The district covers South Dakota Wyoming Nebraska Colorado and Kansas.
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Watertown
Young People’s Luther Leagues
South Dakota
Trinity Lutheran Church
A.R. Thompson
Sians Falls
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Onida High Selects Musicians for Brookings Contest
Onida high school named Dorothy Brown soprano solo Ina Folkstead contralto solo Earl Folkstein cornet solo and Sylvia Adams clarinet and piano solos as school representatives for the music contest at Brookings Judges included Mesdames G. J. Zimmer W. B. Spears and the Rev. J. P. Williamson.
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Onida High School
Onida
Brookings
Dorothy Brown
Ina Folkstead
Earl Folkstein
Sylvia Adams
Milwaukee Plans Sioux Falls Improvements in 1990
Milwaukee railway company outlines 1990 projects at Sioux Falls South Dakota including a new engine house and terminal facilities with an estimated cost of 126300 dollars. The plan reflects ongoing modernization of its Midwest network.
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Milwaukee
Sioux Falls
Chicago
S. D
Milwaukee Railway Company
South Dakota
James To Address Women's Federation
Dr Herman James, president of the University of South Dakota, will be among principal speakers at the third district convention of the South Dakota Federation of Women's clubs in Springfield from April 22 to 24. Other speakers include Mrs C A Hoyt of Sioux City Mrs Murray Ketcham Kirk Springfield Dr G H Durand and Mrs Lulu Spiltle. Mrs E H Goodenough of Springfield is third district president.
Parker Girl To Take Trip Abroad
Miss Marion Kalayjian, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kalayjian of Parker, studies piano under Isidor Philipp at Fontainebleau France. She won a special prize with a Paris debut on June 6 and earned Fontainebleau scholarship for a second time. She plans to stay in Paris through summer and may return to the United States in fall after about 18 months at the conservatory. Kalayjian, a Yankton College graduate, previously earned a Juilliard scholarship and studied with Josef Shevinne in New York before heading to Paris.
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Parker
Parker, Mer
Marion Kalayjian
Kalayjian
Isidor Philipp
Fontainebleau
France
Paris
Kalaysian
United States
Fontainebleau, Conservatory
Yankton Elege
Juilliard Conservatory
New York
Josef Shevinne
Reverend Woodruff Leads Standing Rock Better Homes Drive
Rev K Brent Woodruff of Wakpala, warden of St Elizabeths Mission, named head of a citizen committee to plan a better homes campaign on the Standing Rock reservation. Appointment comes from the national Better Homes of America office in Washington which sponsors a yearly nationwide housing improvement program.
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SSS
Haakon County Court
Redfield Creamery
Spink and
M.C. Alford
Huron
Cuthura
L. Maxwell
Takoumie
Addressi
Cuthurs Laboratorian
Digs
Malden, Mun
eRn
Dr. Hagman
Music Store
Welty
Sheffield
W. Welty
Henry Wadsworth Lonstelow
Lucky Rike
N.B.C
The
Amestean Tobiseco Co
Micy
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