National auxiliary leader visits State U. L. A. convention
Mrs. J. Alford Blackburn national president of the American Legion auxiliary arrives in Rapid City for a Black Hills visit with officers from across South Dakota. She attends a fireside reading by Badger Clark, tours Mount Rushmore, and joins a juncheon at Sylvan Take before a panquet and public speech in Hot Springs.
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Rapid City
American Legion
J. Alford Blackburn
Versailles
Black Hills
Newcastle
Wyo
Henrietts
Paulson
Summit
Florence, Lee
Estelline
Lois Halberg
Watertown
Lucille Manning
Custer
Linnie D. Bender
Game Lodge
Blackburn
Jessie Parker
District 12
Lou Couch
Isabel
Badger Clark
Hot Springs
Battle Mountain
Salesman Held For Violation Of North Dakota Securities Act
Jay Haughton salesman for Bankers Union Life Co was arrested at Mitchell North Dakota on charges under the North Dakota securities act The arrest followed a suspension of the company from doing business in the state An investigation was ordered by the securities commission after a complaint by Elizabeth Joos of Bismarck alleging she bought a bond but did not receive the surrender value Sheriff J L Kelley planned to return Haughton to Bismarck and Mitchell officers indicated he would fight extradition.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jay Haughton
Bankers Union Life Co
Denver Cole
Mitchell
James Mulloy
Securities Commission
State Securities Coremission
North Dakota
Haughton
Elizabeth Joos
J. L. Kelley
Burleigh County
Mulloy
Officials Headed to Chicago Fair from Pierre
On the way to the International Exposition in Chicago state secretary of agriculture P C A Russell and aide J E Handlin stopped in Sioux Falls en route to the fair. The pair are assisting in preparing South Dakota's exhibit for the world fair.
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Fair Sioux Falls
P—C. A. Russell
Pierre
J. E. Handlin
South Dakota
Chicago
Town Talk Finds Many Relatives Visiting Here
A long list of local and visiting residents appears in city briefs. Mrs N H McKay and son Don ald of Minneapolis plan to return home after a brief stay with Mrs Neil McKay and Miss Catherine McKay. Mrs Sara T Paulson of Kaylor visits with Mr and Mrs Lorain Paulson. Mr Paulson is her son. Mrs E Hanson of Minneapolis, visiting with her father James Tomlinson, expects to depart tomorrow. Catherine Arnold and Clifford Arnold noted in local mentions alongside C E Arnold’s return from Watertown. various short visits and trips to Mandan Hazen and North Dakota points are listed.
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N. H. McKay
Donald
Minneapolis
McKay
Neil McKay
Catherine McKay
Sara T. Paulson
Kaylor
Lo-rain Paulson
Mr. Paulson
E’ Hanson
James Tomlinson
Eilers
Blader
Grotod
Huron
Ralph Roy
C. E. Arnold
Watertown
Points
Minnesota
Clifford Arnold
Keith Medbery
Don G. Medbery
Magdalene Henning
North Dakota
Woodman Circle
Bates Clanean
E. B. Dinmeen
Lewis Benson
Aera
Chicago
James Cameron
J jCorner
Denver
Col
Cameron
Brookings
Catherine Baker
Ohio Avenue
Aberdeen
Residents Flee From Rising Flood Waters
Evacuations continued as Missouri and Illinois faced rising flood waters from choked tributaries and the Mississippi River. A third death was reported as 16 year old Robert Gust of Beardstown Illinois drowned in the Illinois River after being swept away by the swift current. Predictions of showers in both states added to the tense outlook.
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ST. Laws
Missouri
Mllinois
Misissippi
Robert Gust
Beardstown
Illinois
Political Observer Dies Of Pneumonia in Washington
Clinton W. Gilbert longtime Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Public Ledger and the New York Evening Post died after a two day illness from pneumonia. He authored Mirrors of Washington and gained wide notice as a political observer in national coverage.
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Washington
Clinton W. Gilbert
Gilbert
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York Evening Post
Beloit Daily News Plant Threat Said From Radicals
Beloit Wisconsin May 18 police report a threat against the Beloit Daily News publishing plant. The note alleges radical motives behind the destruction plan and prompts security actions at the newsroom and presses. Local authorities investigate to identify suspects and safeguard operations.
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Beloit, Wis
Beloit Daily News
Beloit Area Farmers Hold Anti-Strike Attitude
Officials report no picketing in Rock County as Beloit area farmers maintain a definite anti-strike stance. An anonymous letter threatening attack on attitude toward the milk strike was received today, believed from a radical group or a crank.
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Beloit
Rock County
Norbeck Home Is Ordered To Rest
May 18 Rochester physicians at Mayo Clinic ordered Senator Peter Norbeck to rest for several weeks. He arrived home in Redfield South Dakota after a periodical physical check up. He cited fatigue from last year’s strenuous work and said he would return to Washington if needed.
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Redfield
Rochester
Minn
Peter Norbeck
Mayo Clinic
Washington
Norbeck
South Dakota
Trial To Reach Jury Today In Raymun Slaying Case
Chicago May 18 The case of Robert Raymun formerly of Minneapolis on trial for the slaying of his wife Leola was to go to the jury this afternoon after final arguments. Raymun testified of events leading to the stay in his hotel room last February and said he found the pistol under his wife's pillow and an axe he grabbed when she clutched it. The pistol exploded and she was shot in the face.
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Robert Raymun
Chicago
Minneapolis
Leola
Raymun
Agnes Remsik Fights Poison in Toledo Visit
In Detroit on May 18 Miss Agnes Remsik, 22, battles a poisoning from a mistaken dose of headache tablets taken during a Toledo visit. Her fiance Al Shore of Chicago is at her side as doctors say there is no antidote and recovery hinges on her body expelling the poison without lasting harm.
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Agnes Remsik
Detroit
Toledo
al Shore
Chicago
Miss Remsik
Former S. D. Woman Dies in Minnesota
Mrs. Belen L. Gage, 87, died today in Winona Minnesota. Her daughter Miss Leslie Gage teaches at the State Teachers College. Funeral services will be held in Winona with burial at Aberdeen South Dakota, where Mrs. Gage earlier lived.
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S. D
Minnesota
Winona
Minn
Belen L. Gage
Leslie Gage
State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Gage
Young Man Killed in Accidental Shotgun Discharge Near Tabor
TABOR South Dakota May 18 A coroner's jury ruled death of Le Roy Hansen 25 Wagner from accidental shotgun discharge after his car left the road four miles west of Tabor. Hansen reportedly fell asleep while driving and the weapon lay in the front seat as the car struck a ditch and fences. The jury found impact caused the gun to discharge, fatally wounding him in the chest and neck.
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Tabor
le Roy
Hansen
Wagner
Here
Vermilion
T. S. Bouska
Release of Iowa Farmers Demanded by Bail Petition
A petition demanding the release on bail of prisoners in the Iowa farm disturbances was sent to Gov Clyde Hoerning by the North Dakota farm holiday association. Milo Reno, president of the national holiday group, announced today. Reno also said a Veterans of Foreign Wars resolution from Pleasant Seat Maryland urged veterans to rally to support American farmers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Herring
North Bakota Farm Holiday Association
Milo Reno
National Holiday Group
Reno
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pleasant Seat
Military Courts Restored in Germany as War Urged
Berlin May 18 officials cite need for suitable legal apparatus for soldiers in war as reason for restoring military courts. Restoration date left open while experts draft new regulations and a military penal code including Reichswehr army minister.
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Germany
Berlin
Reichswehr
Repeal Delegates Err In Balloting
In Newark Minnesota in May 1824 two of the 226 delegates to the repeal convention will cast their votes amid technicalities causing ballot irregularities and debate over the process.
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Newark
MN .J
New Jersey Likely To Ratify Zist Amendment Next Month
Reports indicate New Jersey will ratify the Zist amendment to the constitution next month, after earlier expectations suggested unanimous support might be elusive. Officials caution that final approval hinges on formal passage and publication procedures.
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New Jersey
Zist
Jap Delegate Seeks War on Economic Low Mood
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, Japan's delegate to the London economic conference, expressed hope that the world would join in a war against economic low mood as he paused in San Francisco en route to Washington for talks with President Roosevelt. He arrived from the Orient yesterday and said his mission is to cooperate with the U S government to address the crisis.
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San Francisco
Kikujiro Ishii
Japan
Roosevelt
Washington
Viscount Ishii
Orient
Nations of the world wage ongoing struggle
The fragment notes a global tension as nations are described as waging persistent conflict. References to international strain imply economic and political competition shaping current affairs. The incomplete text hints at broader themes of power, security, and diplomacy without detailing specific actors or events.
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