Ten Debutantes To Bow To Queen
London social pages describe King George Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales hosting Queen Mary’s debutante presentations at Buckingham Palace. Ten American debutantes and a minister’s wife are named for the first court event, with gowns of tulle lace and pearls.
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London
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Pearl
Charles Gates Dawes
Court of St. James
Ralph Booth
Denmark
Detroit
Barbara Hutton
Louise Behn
Virginia Penn
New York
Helen Brinton
Margaret Duane
Edith Martin
Philadelphia
Adele
Planes Rush To Defend Chicago In Midwest Demonstration
Fairfield Air Depot Ohio reports Sam’s air corps launches a noon test to defend Chicago with nearly 70 planes. The dress rehearsal aimed to show Midwest protection from an imagined attack. Weather looked cool with showers in Indiana and Illinois. ships prepared for a 250 mile flight with inspections and takeoffs after 11 a.m.
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Chicago
Fairfield Air Depot
Dayton
Uce
Army Air Corps
Illinois
Middle West
Indiana
Iluois
After Chicago Display Division Plans 200 Ship Split
Report notes minor mishaps among pilots during the Chicago demonstration. A review of the entire division of fighting planes follows, then the fleet will split: 200 ships head to Cleveland, the rest return for a two hop to New York on Thursday.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed in Huron Area
Admitted at the hospitals are Mrs. Car Skinner of Huron undergoing a major surgical procedure. Walter Coburn of De Smet for a minor surgical. Virgil Miteman of Doland for sufficer. Claire Simpson of Huron for a surgical. Mrs. Waddell of Huron for medical. Dismissed are Ms. C. W. Stanga of Huron. Joe Lowry of Huron. C. Coleman of Iroquois. Mrs. Carl Leighton of Huron.
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Car Skinner
Huron
Walter Coburn
de Smet
Virgil Miteman
Claire Simpson
Waddell
C. W. Stanga
Joe Lowry
C. Coleman
Iroquois
Carl Leighton
Pupils From Four Rural Beau County Schools Tour Huron
Beadle county pupils from Hartland and Theresa townships visited Huron for industrial tours. Four rural schools sent 44 students who canceled a Fair Grounds picnic due to cold weather and ate in a hall near the Chamber of Commerce. Seventy five students from Huron High’s commercial department will visit Northwestern Public Service and Standard Oil offices tomorrow afternoon, split into two groups.
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Beadle County
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Hartland
Theresa
Chamber of Commerce
W.L. Seeley
Lois Tatter
Sophia Hokken
Thenesa
Ae Commercial Department
Huron High School
Northwestern Public Service Company
Standard Oil
Bernice
Mar
Fane
Custer
Anne Eeeee
Payne and Voss
Michigan to require alien registration awaiting governor signature
A bill passed by the Michigan legislature would require the registration of every alien with the state police and proof of legal entry, awaiting signature by Governor Wilber M. Brucker. Separately, the State Bank of Twin Brooks reports a ten percent dividend paid to creditors by the state banking department.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Wilber M. Brucker
Pierre
State Bank of
Twin Brooks
State Banking Department
Albert Dallman Buried. Pioneer Beadle County Resident
Albert Dallman aged 69 died at a local hospital after a brief illness and was buried at Riverside cemetery. Unmarried, he leaves two brothers and four sisters including William Dallman Redfield and Mrs Herman Otte Hutchinson. A public concert at the Methodist church features Stanley Peterson Richard Fanger Marion Mann and others with the Star Spangled Banner closing the program.
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Albert Dallman
Albert’ Dalton
Ged
Beadle County
Buries
Riverside
Dellman
Wiliam Dallman
Redfield
Herman Dallman
Cottage Grove
Minn
Herman Otte
Sigfried Dallman
August Elzwitter
Hutchinson, Minn
Irs
Minnie Seide
Milburns
Erick F. Jungemann
Wolsey
Stanley Peterson
Richard Fanger
Marion Mann
Alsa
Smith Secures Lease for Statehouse Cafe in Pierre
William Smith, present proprietor, has been given a lease to operate the statehouse cafe for 3300 a year with the understanding he will install new equipment. The cafe, previously rent free, was leased yesterday by the state board of finance under a resolution passed by the last state legislature.
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Pierre
William Smith
Statehouse
State Board of Finance
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Virgil High School Orchestra
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Florsheim Shoe
Calmenson
Velorsheim
Nech
Smith
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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