State's Attorneys Hear Talks at South Dakota Convention
Pierre November 10 The annual convention program for state's attorneys of South Dakota to be held November 26 and 27 includes talks on tax evasion school fund mortgages and other topics with addresses by Warwick Supreme Court presiding judge Dwight Campbell Governor Warren Green Attorney General Sharpe and several state's attorneys. Sharpe and Roger Campbell Aberdeen will deliver the opening and closing addresses for the two day session. The legislative committee led by R M Sheild of McCook county will report at the opening meeting. Green will welcome attendees. Campbell's afternoon address November 16 will be followed by Leo A Termey Beadle county state s attorney and Lewis Schuster Mitchell tax department investigator who discusses tax evaders after tax collection of 75000 on unlisted undervalued property. Hughes county state s attorney Will G Robinson will preside at the first day banquet. Morrill Meade county and Casper G Aaberg Brookings county will speak. G Norton Jameson Minnnehaha county and William H Warren Kingsbury county are slated for November 17 morning with Warren addressing permanent school fund mortgage loans. L G Atherton Moody county and Harry R Wimson Carson county speak at a moon luncheon. Business to close the final session. Officials say rising legal questions from economic conditions will heighten the convention's importance.
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South Dakota
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Mr. Sharpe
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Eleven Killed In Geneva Riot
In Geneva the city of peace, a crowd clashed with gendarmes and a company of young recruits who fired machine guns into the mob. Eleven men died, 70 were wounded, and a soldier was killed as the riot escalated after a socialist antagonist meeting at Community Hall.
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Underweight Pupils Show Gains In Huron Schools
In Huron, at each school year start, pupils are weighed and measured by the nurse. Report cards include height and weight and the average for the age. Those 10 percent underweight receive morning milk. This year 1831 1932 Lincoln Mc Kinney Jefferson Washington figures indicate a move toward normal weights, suggesting better foods and health practices amid changing economic conditions. Also noted is a sale by the Italian navy of a cardboard disc listing each fleet vessel to raise funds for war orphans.
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Varicose Veins Home Treatment Promises Relief
Sufferers from bad legs are urged to try Emerald Oil as a simple home treatment that promises to reduce swelling ease pain and shorten sores without operations injections enforced rest or time off work. Instructions suggest daily use while continuing usual activities. Longstaff Drugs advertises money-back if not helped.
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Home Hints Contest Notes Chocolate Cake with Fruit Filling
Mrs L L Lawson of Woonsocket earned honorable mention in a past weekly recipe contest for dark cakes. The item lists ingredients and steps for a chocolate cake with fruit filling and frosting, plus submission rules, prizes, and deadlines for the holiday puddings contest.
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L. L. Lawson
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U S Imports Surpass Europe in Brazil Coffee Purchases
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State pays bounty on predatory animals. claims exceed funds
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Wildlife agency submits proposal for approval by October 1
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Fance Promotes Poet Paris to Grand Officer honor
The French government elevates the poet Paris to grand officer of the Legion of Honor in a bid to align France with the tribute paid to Maurice Maeterlinck by the king of Belgium naming him a count.
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Paris
France
Maurice Maeterlinck
Legion of Honor
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