Veterans urged to file applications for compensation
Beadlecomn area veterans urged to apply for adjusted compensation certificates by the American Legion. Commander William C. Weller warned that a few still delay, hoping to wait until 1941 when payments may rise. Past Commander W. Markey noted several without certificates. The Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will assist, with a Woonsocket event planned for March 30 offering entertainment for travelers.
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Beadlecomn
Fieganpernetin Borane
William C. Weller
American Legion Post
Legion
W. Markey
Congress
W. L. West
Weltar
American Legion
Veterana of Foreign Wars
Markey Eleo
Willem Reaves
Woonsocket
Huron
Farm Bureau School May Be Held In S D and Wisconsin
George B Kennard secretary of State Farm Bureau says a midwest training school will be held in June to host Farm Bureau executives from 12 states including Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio Michigan Nebraska North Dakota Illinois Indiana Missouri and South Dakota The four day event may come to the Black Hills. Kennard travels to Chicago to finalize time and place and will also attend national committee sessions on cooperative marketing next week.
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Wisconsin
Farm Bureau
Annus
Midwest
George B. Kennard
Ae State Farm Bureau
Black Hills
Kennard
Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio
Michigan
Kennns
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
South Dakota
Ames
Mir
Keumerd Fa
Cave-in in Well Claims Life of Farm Worker
Duluth reports a 30 year old Hite Lake farm hand, George Marciniak, died after a cave-in buried him under tons of dirt and rock in a well. Rescue teams worked through the night as additional collapses halted efforts to reach him.
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Duluth
Mar
George Marciniak
Hite Lake Farm
Hoy
Banesth
Fire department search for missing person reaches farm
A report notes responders from Duluth were sent to a farm about 14 miles away in a search. There was no water at the reported location. The fragment indicates a led deer wall and a preliminary inquiry into an incident with a missing individual.
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Bk Waa Fe Fire Department
Duluth
Thuluth
Will Make Protest Against Rate Boost
Washington march marks joint conference with Search organizations over parcel post rate changes to be set tomorrow by the Interstate Commerce Commission and the post office department. Critics warn higher rates could drive business to transportation firms and threaten the parcel post service, especially in short zones with dense routes.
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Washington, Mar
National Farm
Washingtom
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Waltenians Plan Drive for Izaak Walton Campaign
Frank Dwyer announced a city hall meeting tonight to appoint a campaign committee and other panels for the annual Izaak Walton drive next week. The session starts at 8 o'clock and aims for a swift vote and early conclusion.
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Waltenians Plan
Izaak Walton
E Frank Dwyer
Yuri
Asin
Dwyer
Waltoniane
Gene Dey
Society Girl Seeks Divorce In Reno Case
Berbera Monell Glaze, 25, arrives in Reno to seek a divorce from Kenneth Wilson Glaze, 30, a rodeo performer, whom she married February 21, 1923. She is the daughter and heiress of Ambrose Monail of the Mickel Company. The basis of the suit was not disclosed.
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Reno
Nevada
New York
Berbera Monell Glaze
Kenneth Wilson Glaze
Herness Maker
Ambrose Monail
International’ 'Mickel Company
Portugal Seeks End To Fear Of Census Campaign
Lisbon faces public fear over census taking as authorities push education via sermons, posters, and posters after church efforts and newspaper stories failed. Airborne bills were dropped to explain the census value to illiterates. In Creston Iowa Mrs Charles Zagan and her three burned children survived a farm house fire caused by an exploded pistol stove.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Creston
Iowa
Charles Zagan
Here
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Huron
In Huron hospital admissions include Martin Molter for surgical care, Hugh Peterson for medical treatment, and Ann Kremer for medical reasons. Dorothy Baker was discharged from the hospital.
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Martin Molter
Huron
Ical
Hugh Peterson
Surgical
Ann Kremer
Medical
Dorothy Baker
Britain Invites Gandhi To London For Talks
London reports Britain extends invitation to Mahatma Gandhi to London to participate in talks toward broader dominion status for India. Prime Minister MacDonald announces a second round table conference set for fall with nationalist delegates including Gandhi, as opposition leaders pledge continued effort to address India’s problems.
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London
Mahatma Gandhi
India
House ‘of ‘Commons
J. Rumsey MacDonald
Landon
Mac Donal
Gandhi
Stanley Baldwin
Amother
Princess Yori Atsuko Becomes Imperial Heir in Japan
Japan reports the birth of Princess Yori Atsuko the fourth daughter of Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako born to an imperial line without a male heir. The christening followed a spa bath in hinoki wood and rites from Nihon Shoki with court historians and four high nobles present.
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Japan
Yori Atsuko
Tokyo
Daugher
Hirohito
Emperess Haguke
Eterna
Yori Atenko
Imperial House
Archaic Dress In Scarlet Tale Drives Evil From Infant
A fragment describes a ritual scene invoking a bowstring and archaic rite to drive evil from an imperial infant’s life. The text suggests a dramatic, old world ritual setting with symbolic protection against malevolent forces.
Tobin Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Outburst
Omaha report states Dave Tobin, 35, a former prohibition department informer, was convicted of first degree murder for the shooting of his estranged wife Helen Tobin in her doorway. After three hours deliberation a jury imposed life imprisonment. The state sought the death penalty.
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Dave Tobin
Omaha
Mar
Prohibition Department
Helen
Jannery
Tohin
Tobin
Plans for second string basketball competition in conference
Mitchell March 13 plan for competitions between second string teams emerged at the Eastern South Dakota High School conference annual meeting. Coaches agreed to schedule games among substitutes to strengthen the conference. previous substitute play was dropped due to cost. Joe Quintal of Mitchell elected president. Gaylord V. Reynolds Madison vice president. Fr. R. Deimer Aberdeen secretary-treasurer.
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Mitchell
Strie
Dakota High School
Joe Quintal
Tew
Gaylord V. Reynolds
Tanlac advertised as cure for indigestion and weakness
Mrs. Fred Westin of Portland Oregon praises Tanlac for curing stomach trouble after three years and gaining her health weight. The ad claims Tanlac boosts appetite aids digestion relieves gas pains nausea dizziness and headaches with no mineral ingredients and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Tanlar
Fred Westin
E. 57Th St
North
Portland
Ore
Convict Schroeder of Manslaughter in Indiana Case
Harold Herbert Schroeder of Mobile Alabama was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for the death of an unknown hitchhiker whose body he admitted burning near Indianapolis last May. A jury sentenced him to 2 to 21 years in the state prison. Judge Frank P. Baker will pronounce sentence Monday morning after a 3 hour 35 minute deliberation. Holmes, defense counsel, said no motions to set aside the verdict would be filed and would confer with Schroeder’s relatives.
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Intianapolis
Mar
Here
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Als
Indigna
Frank P. ‘Beker
Ita M. Holmes
Schroeder
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