State game warden office abolished and duties reassigned
The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission abolished the state game warden office held by A. Saunders at Huron. O. H. Johnson, director of game and fish, will assume duties April 1. The commission also plans to hire a professional hunter to aid predatory and tax control, with funding from recent legislative appropriations.
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Pirane
Mar
A. Saunders
Huron
Wie State Game and Fish Commission
O. ‘H. Johnson
Game
Game and Fish Department
Itad
Cleeghery Springs
Tripid City
Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
James Mooded
Regents Meet To Elect U State University Head
Regents from South Dakota statewide education boards gathered at Northern Normal College in Aberdeen on March 21 to elect a president for the State University of Vermillion and to confer with leaders of state colleges and denom institutions. The event opened spring educational conference as Dr. F A Stafford's work was praised during the painting dedication of Dr. Spaterd.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Sooth Dakota Board of Regents of Education
Northern Normal College
State University of Vermillion
Normal
Robert Dalley
Alvin Waggoner
Regents
F. A. Stafford
Board of Ragents
Northern Normal
Dr. Spaterd
Roads Closed To Truck Traffic In Kingebury County
In Kingebury County all roads along federal highway 14 and state highway 25 are closed to truck traffic by county officials. Passenger cars may still use the roads, which are reported in fair condition for this time of year.
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DE Smet
Mar
Kingebury County
Man bites dog in Denver police dog incident
Denver dispatch reports a strange incident as a police dog attacked Miss Boresh Hamm Franela M. Eckhart, 26, yesterday. The dog bit the ear of the canine, but Miss Hamm was not injured.
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Han
Denver
Mar
Foch Hoped For Private Meeting With Von Hindenburg
Paris March 1 A close friend of Marshal Foch revealed Foch hoped to meet General Von Hindenburg as two military technicians to compare notes. A plan discussed a quiet visit to Strasbourg and Baden Baden but publicity concerns blocked any private meeting after Von Hindenburg’s election.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
von Hindenburg
Germany
Foch
Strassburg
Baden Baden
Yon Ae
Redfield Scouts Honor Ranks Bestowed on Two Troop 8 Members
Redfield March 21 The Redfield Court of Honor awarded Herbert Holmes of Troop 8 second class rank and Stanley Sutton Eagle Scout with merit badges in chemistry and bronze palms. Members A F Schleher J Ray Cole and Claude Hanson attended. Stanley has 2% merit badges toward Eagle. leadership and activity required. bronze palm possible after five additional badges.
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Redfield
Mar
Stanley
Wood elected state oracle of Royal Neighbors of America
Sioux Falls March 11 Mrs Indua M Wood Huryn was elected state oracle of the Royal Neighbors of America at the state convention. More than 100 attended the school of instruction. State officers include Sally Stoner Lead recorder and several supreme delegates named to represent Watertown, Wessington, Huron, Sioux Falls and Hur ton with alternates listed from Watertown Rockham Howard Kennebec Burbank and New England.
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Sioux Falls
Indua M. Wood
Huryn
Royal Neighbors of America
Sally Stoner
Myrtle Barnes
Watertown
Anna Huddeston
Wessington
Louis Leengig
Huron
Alta Biller
Vivian
Snaié Wier
Gora Withers
Hurton
Woman Artist Plans To Paint Underseas
CHICAGO March 2.51-11-his- C B Williamson will use an underwater art studio for submarine life sketches in the Bahamas this spring. She joins the Field Museum Williamson submarine expedition directed by her husband. Her spherical chamber five feet wide features a glass window and will accommodate three. she will photograph and sketch divers on the ocean floor near Sandy Key off Treasure Island.
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Chicago
Mar
C. B. Williamson
Lfe
Bahamas
Field Museum-Williamson
Sandy Ker
John T. McCutcheon
Treasure Island
Trains Collide in Canada Die Seventeen on Impact
Toronto dispatch reports a head on crash between two Canadian National trains near Drocourt Parry Sound Ontario killing seventeen people including thirteen passengers and injuring five. An official statement from the central division general manager released today confirms the toll. In Moscow meanwhile a group of five crab farm workers begins a trip to the United States to study American farming methods as the second group departs this month.
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Toronto
Canadian National Railway
Moscow
United States
All Classes Pay Homage to Foch French War Hero
From around the world, homage flowed to Marshal Ferdinand Foch as France prepared to honor its war hero. Dignitaries and citizens filled his courtyard, while France debated a national funeral. Notables Clemenceau Joffre Herrick and Gowrand attended, with plans for a Notre Dame funeral.
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Foch
Paris
Marshal
Herdinand Foch
France
Chamber of Deputies
Smarsbolg
Notre Dame
Clemenceau
Marshal Joffre
Myron T. Herrick
Scarface Al Capone Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury
Capone returned to Chicago and testified before a federal grand jury investigating liquor conditions. He then disappeared, proposing to have his testimony completed before next Tuesday’s reconvening in Chicago Heights. He may return to Miami if allowed. Authorities considered whether to grant the request. Capone’s public appearances have been rare and his whereabouts remain a mystery as reporters and police track his movements.
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Chicago
Scarface
Capone
Rand
Chicago Heights
Miami
George E. Q. John
United States
Weather Outlook for Merow Dakota and Friday
Unsettled conditions expected with likely rain and cooler temperatures. Friday may bring a drop in temperature with cloudy skies and variable winds across South Dakota regions.
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Merow
Returns Rich To Tell How He Murdered Man
John Mackenzie, 45, confessed to killing Arthur Glanke last October after a feud over a spite wall between adjoining properties. Police note Mackenzie’s wealth, including a mortgage-laden telescope case worth $450,000. He claims to have moved between Aurora and Milwaukee while eluding authorities.
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Rich
Man
Chicsce
John Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Arthur Glanke
Gianke
Westside
State Supreme Court
Aurora
Blue Island
Milwaukee
MRS CLEMNOT SERIOUSLY HURT IN Dakota AVENUE ACCIDENT
In Dakota avenue auto crash Mrs Mabel Clem, described as a glotinis, sustained serious injuries from glass cuts to her face and clothing. A. O. Meyers of North Hiran also suffered a head cut but was dismissed from the hospital soon after admission.
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Mabel Clem
Dakota
Paee
North
Meyers
North Hiran
Ryger Named Dairy Head At South Dakota State Fair
Ryger of Brookings, long leading dairy efforts, is renamed dairy superintendent for the South Dakota State Fair this fall by the fair board in Taroon. The board also appointed supers for admissions, agriculture, publicity, cattle, concessions, education, grand stand, horticulture, horse, machinery, poultry, press building, speed, sheep, swine, and women’s building, with several other names listed for each division.
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Ryser
Brookings
South Dakota
Ryger
Bancroft
John Barton
Vermullion
Aberdeen
J. M Lord
Willow Lake
R. A. Taft
Huron
B. E. Kelley
Bikini
Joan Tripp
Howard
Woman's
Jacqueline Logan to Remarry Larry Winston
Los Angeles report states that Jacqueline Logan plans to remarry Larry Winston once her divorce from Ralph Gillespie becomes final. William A. Barnhill, Logan’s attorney, said the couple, who wed August 23 1938 in Tijuana, Mexico, will wed soon after the decree.
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Los Angeles
William A. Barnhill
Jacqueline Logan
Ralph Gillespie
Larry Winston
Winston
Miss Logan
Tijuania
Mexico
Gillespie
Hold Funeral For Frank G. Vessey
Funeral services were conducted for Frank G. Vessey in Wessington South Dakota with burial in the local cemetery. The Rev Mr Black of the Methodist church officiated the rites.
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Frank G. Vessey
Wessington
Sfrings
Mar. St
Vessey
Ruddens
Wessington Ge
Black Neil
Methomlet Church
Miners Entombed After Kinloch Mine Blast in Pennsylvania
A Kinloch mine explosion at Valley Camp Coal near Parnassus left more than 10 miners unaccounted as rescue squads worked through heavy smoke and debris. About 170 escaped, with hundreds inside and officials fearing many entombed at the Kinloch main heading. Rescue teams from Pennsylvania and West Virginia joined the search as surface towns mobilized.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Kinichh
Tey
Tippie
Te Kinloch
Kinioch
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United States Bureau of Mines
Ace Tom
Mrs Paul Rewman Visits President Hoover
Mrs Paul Rewman, Republican National Committeewoman for South Dakota, called on President Hoover to pay respects. She was accompanied by Senator McMaster, and though no announcement followed, a possible appointment for her was discussed.
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Washington
Mar
Paul Rewman
Republican National
South Dakota
Hoover
McMaster
Beard Named Scoutmaster in Redfield Changes
I N Beard has been commissioned scoutmaster of Troop No in Redfield to replace Elmer R Humeston who becomes scout commissioner for Redfield Humeston has led the troop since 1920 and Beard has been with the troop the past year in Redfield March 21
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Redfield
Mar
I. N. Beard
Elmer R. Humeston
Humeston
Heard
Bint
Amarillo Music Clubs Boycott Editor Over Opera Critique
Amarillo Texas March 2 4. Gens Howe famed as stormy petrel of northwestern journalism again faces a boycott by Amarillo music clubs. They attack his critique of the Chicago Grand Opera company and threaten to curb News-Globe circulation. Howe defends his remarks and offers to debate his knowledge after studying in Berlin and Paris. He is son of Ed Howe of the Atchison Globe.
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Amarillo
Texas
Erasmus Tack
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Mary Gardens
Mary Garden
De-sare Formichi
Hoberto Moramont
Howe
Berlin
Paris
Home
Ed Howe
Atchison, Kens Globe
Flood Stricken Regions Move Toward Recovery
In Georgia Alabama and Florida flood areas progress toward recovery continues as residents return home amid disease control and aid. Red Cross surveys report satisfactory conditions while fundraising efforts aim for 50 000 with 65 000 already donated. Rescue planes supply distant pockets as rehabilitation seeks tools and implements for ongoing relief.
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Montgomery
ALA
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Red Cross
Bibb Graven
Ciitex
Carryills
River Junction
DeSmet May Have Commercial Revival Plan Reported
DeSmet may revive its Commercial Club after a recent meeting. A committee, active for a month, was instructed to work for four weeks and report back with a decision. Egg rolling of children on Easter Monday at the White House grounds will continue during the Hoover administration.
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Desmet
Mat
DeSmet Commercial Club
Aeen
Seniment
Washington
Mar
National Capital
White House Lown
Hoover
Federal adct of West Coast port amid revolt threats
A chaotic telegram era news item states General Jesus M Aguirre was executed at La Magrax after a court martial. Rebels threaten Mazatlan as government reports reveal counteroffensives. Reports describe movements toward Naco Sonora and a possible push along the West Coast toward Guadalajara and Mexico City.
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Mexico
Jesus M. Aguirre
Verarox
la Magrax
Yore Cram Province
Loday
Mexico City
Aguirre
Chapatitepes Castle
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Callea
Duraango City
Naco
Sonora
Vera Cruz
Janus H. Agger
Accata
Aguires
Agulyra
Atale
Nayarit
Jalieco
City of
Guadalajara
Callies
Weil
Nogales
Ariz
Naca
Fausto Topete
Bisbee
Arizgnedr
Frantises R. Mazo
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Black Hills Watsons
MILLS
Rapid Cyly
Rapid City
Irash Walton League
State Game and Tax Commission
Pierre
F. J. Knockenmass
Battle Creek
Heystone
Cheyenne River
Black Hills
Keystone
Waco
League
U’’ Head
von Hindenberg
Mina Wood
Isr.n. A
Supreme
Mary Chapman
Hansi Buss
Rockham
Josephine Cass
Esther Holter
Kennebec
Mildred Anderson
Burbank
Sadie Fartiigton
New Eftington
Canada
John J. Pershing
Marshal of France
Gowrand
Scarface AL
Bouth
Dairy Head
I.N. Beard
Cailes
Dasangoa City
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