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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1929

Page

12

Actress Denies Illness Report From Paris Hospital

Chicago March 20 Richard Arnett says his daughter Constance in Paris hospital denies serious illness and expects discharge within a week. He reports Constance plans to travel to New York in two weeks to begin a contract for a series of talky pictures. Constance and Philip Plant are divorced. he was at her bedside when contacted by telephone.

Chicago Richard Arnett Constance Paris Bennett Tomain New York Cntract Philip Plant Phil

Mabel Normand in Beverly Hills Struggles With Tuberculosis

Mabel Normand and her husband Lew Cody face severe illness in Beverly Hills. Normand is described as critically ill with tuberculosis affecting both lungs, fever and fatigue weakening her daily life. Cody, recovering from nervous prostration after a New York trip, is kept ignorant of her condition to avoid worry.

Beverly Hills Calif Mabel Normand Cluem Lew Ody Ars Critically Mise Normand Cody New York Sanamardino Europe

Funeral Today for Mrs. Edward Sanda in Holabird

Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Sanda will be held here today. Mrs. Woods died at her home Sunday morning from heart disease. She is survived by her husband and four children.

Holabird Edward Anda Woods

Flood Threat Hits Danube Towns Across 100 Miles

In 1872 and again in 1878 the Danube swelled along its right bank forcing thousands to flee as the great river dumped thawing ice and debris. Churches tolled bells warning residents to evacuate their homes cattle and belongings endangered by rising waters.

Bratislava Czechoslavak Mar Danbe Iamed Bella Rejpardat

Former convict and wife shot to death in Queens

Franc Sado a former Sing Sing inmate and his wife Rose were killed in their Queens apartment by unidentified assailants who battered a heavy door to gain entry. Police reported no suspects or motive at dawn.

New. York Mar Franc Sado Sing Sing Rose Asoria Queens

Floyd Collins Body Recovered From Crystal Cave

Floyd Collins body was found near Crystal Cave on the Green River banks after a theft and burial in a burlap sack. Dr. E. L. Thomas, owner of Crystal Cave, vows further investigation until the thieves are caught as authorities search three counties for leads.

Horse Cave Floyd Collins Jafter Sand Cave Crystal ‘Cave EL Thomas Crystal’ Cave Thomas Saga Crystal Cave Green River Thomas

Mountaineer Explorer Expected Return To River Bank

A cave explorer anticipated returning to the river bank after a long expedition. The team of mountaineers faced delays as they planned the next phase of the journey and awaited updates on their location and safety.

Rerpaina

Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Quits

P. M. Russell resigns as assistant to the secretary of agriculture to become vice president of the National Broadcasting Company. He has served in the department since 1922 and in the secretary’s office since 1924.

Washington Mar P. M. Russell Secretary of Agriculture National Broadcasting Company Russell Department of Agriculture

Card of Thanks From Mrs Feed Miedema

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for birthday cards from friends. Mrs. Feed Miedema sends appreciation in a short notice. Also mentions Swiss railroads pursuing electrification to reduce reliance on foreign coal.

Feed Miedema

Funeral for Hyde County Pioneer P H Lynch Held Yesterday

Funeral services were held yesterday in Highmore for P H Lynch an Hyde county pioneer. He died at his son's home W A Lynch in the county's southern part at age 81. He is survived by five sons and four daughters.

Highmore Hyde County Lynch Song

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