South Dakotan May Head Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Race
About 100 Episcopal bishops gathered in Washington to select a successor to the late Zit. Tey. John Gardner Murray as presiding bishop. Four names led the speculating field, including Bishops Hughey Sioux Falls, Chariss., James of Washington, and Phillip Delaware, with voting continuing as the process moved toward a democratic election. The scene was in the crypt of the national cathedral at Mount St. Alban.
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Washington
Episcopal Church
Zit. Tey
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
National Cathedral
Mount St. Alban
Bish
Atlante Iity
Hughey
Sioux Falls
D. D
Chariss. Sin
Chicago
James
Phillip
Delaware
Gibkop Willamsteonard
Ohio
Book
New Orleans
Hich
Murray
Students Riot at Princeton After Cane Spree
Princeton University students clashed with a police officer during the annual freshmen sophomores cane spree. A police car was overturned and glass shattered at Boroukh Mall and Mun school for logs. Two students, H. Hanenck of Paris and John Woods of Gettysburg, were slightly injured as a police auto ran them down. Governor Morgan Larson’s car window was reportedly shattered during the disruption. Proctors dispersed students by turning on hydrants after an hour of disorder, promising no penalties if they returned to dormitories.
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Princeton
N. Y
Princeton University
Lng
Boroukh Mall
Mun School
H. Hanenck
Paris
John Woods
Gettysburg
Bessie Love Confirms Reported Engagement
Los Angeles report confirms the engagement of actress Bessie Love to William Hawks a broker. They plan marriage soon after Christmas. Mary Astor will become Miss Love’s sister in law upon the ceremony. Howard Hawks is the brother of the fiancé and former Mrs Atsle Ward is connected to Marisa Shearer.
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Los Angeles
Bessie Love
Willawks
Motio Picture
Mary Astor
Miss Love
Lnn
Kenneth Hawks
Atsle Ward
Marisa Shearer
N¢ Howard Hawks
Flamee
Turon Group Rides Stanolind to Sioux City Trip
Stanolind plane carried Allen Jackson vice president of Standard Oil to a business conference in Sioux City. The party included Fred Newman Dr H B Sewell George Campbell Luron L Hawley of Pierre deputy Rome warden J Williams and Getysbers attorney. The craft returned to Chicago this morning.
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Sioux City
Allen Jackson
Standard Oil Company
Fred Newman
H. &. Sewell
George Campbell
Xuron
L. ©. Hawley
Pierre
Rome
J. Williams
Gettysbers
Ooe
Chicago
Predicts Rapid Boost In South Dakota Land Values
South Dakota will see a rapid rise in land values and movement within two years, driven by a statewide real estate upturn. Pierre official Frank D. Knight told the South Dakota Dairy Association convention that a wave of farm settlement and development will bring substantial prosperity, with a large influx of settlers to the west river region within the next year.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Partic
Frank D. Knight
Pierre
Kiieba
West ‘River Territory
Rickard Rival Sees Power With Fugazy Buyout
In a shifting boxing power balance, Humbert Pigney’s clash with Tex Rickard’s empire ends as Fugazy consolidates control. Fugazy acquires Max Schmeling’s contract, Camilo Polo deals, and Leneve’s three year contract, signaling a major realignment in heavyweight promotion with New York Garden ties and Madison Square Garden influence.
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Spward
New York
Novy. la
Tex Itiotard
Humbert J. Pigney
Rickard
Gupramacy
Rexan
Tex
Humble
Hanbert
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Cluch
Dul Caray
Garden
Frank Bruen
Humbert
Fugazy
Barden
Max Schmeling
New York State Athlete Commission
Victorio Campolo
Guytave Leneve
Victorino
South America
Comeworth
altt,Assay
Springs Woman Dies In Rochester Minnesota
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. William Hammond, 65, in Rochester Minnesota following an operation last night. A resident of Serauld county for 22 years she came here from Savanta Ohio. She is survived by her husband, one son John of Albertia Minnesota, and three daughters Mrs Naomi Stats Ers Wilma Stenrid Hartland Minnesota and Mrs Ruth Smith Perry Iowa. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Rochester
Minn
Wslington Springs
William Hammon
Mion
Hammond
Serauld County
Savanta
Ony
John
Albartea
Airs
Naomi
Wilma Sten
Srid
Hartland
Ruth Smith
Perry
Iowa
Man Held For Death Of Girl Knife Victim
In Austin a homicide inquiry into the stabbing death of Lehila Highsmith 28, a state employee, proceeded slowly as a special grand jury prepared to meet Thursday. John W Brady, former judge and barrister, was suspected of ties to the case. Brady remained jailed without bond and a new bond could be set if an indictment occurs.
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Austin
Tes
Lehila Highsmith
Rome
John W. Brady
Civil Appeals Court
Asiarady
Beni
Pioneer Pierre grocer dies in Los Angeles exile
Eugene Cortin of California reports that Engete Cutting a 78 year old pioneer of South Dakota who settled in Pierre died at his Los Angeles home. Cutting arrived in Dakota in 1874 entering a Yankton grocery, moved to Pierre in 1880 and remained until 1925 when he moved to California.
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Eugene Cortin
California
Pierre
Engete Cutting
South Dakota
Hia Homa
Los Angeles
Cal
Dakota Territory
Cutting
Yankton
Attorney Questions Lewis Smith Confession in Mooney Case
Los Angeles attorney Charles M. Vickert, former San Francisco district attorney, challenged Lewis Smith of Bellaire Ohio as the source of a confession in the Mooney bombing case. He called the confession either a hallucination or fabrication to aid the agitation, arguing the bomb was planted in a suitcase with a clock and not thrown.
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Lewis Smith
Bellaire
Ohio
Charles M.ickert
Los Angeles
Mooney
Vickert
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
Fickert
Farm Budget To Be Worked Out In Beadle County
A budget program will be drawn up by Brookings Extension Agent Thorfinnson and Genunty Agent Cave after a November 26 27 meeting. The plan targets average farm data for Wrestock acreage crop areas and future economic outlook to improve farm management and may form a young farmers club.
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Beadla
T. 5
Thorfinnson
Brookings
Cave
Young Farmers' ‘Club
Elect Managers For Grain Corporation
Chicago report states the Farmers National Grain corporation elected a managers group. J. Cottington announced the farm board would meet shortly to approve the board and managers. Sam R. McKelvie and Williams have been conferring with the executive committee. two members are ready to serve on the board.
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Chicago
Ove
Cy Setina
Kans
John Manly
Huff
Jay
Knight
Kansas City
Farmers’ National’ Grain Corporation
J. Cottington
Cottington Galthes Farm
Sam R. McKelvie
Willams
Corton
Jerauld County Court Nears End in Wells Springs Term
In Wells Springs on November 13 a Jerauld county circuit court term nears closing with one trial left. Three criminal cases concluded include State v Ted McWillams for rape, dismissed on indictment, and State v Charles Neighbert settled in native court. Civil actions decided include Miller versus Grieva Ella and Lewis Thompson for the plaintiff. Judge Bakewell presiding.
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Wellingon’ Springs
Jerauld County
State
Ted McWillams
Charles Neighbert
James Rainey
DB. Miller
W.C. Grieva
C. D. Ella
Lewis Thompson
Plainiff
Josephine Willman
Chris Wagner
C. Bakewell
Hoover Boosts Red Cross Drive
Washington reports President Hoover urges nationwide response to the annual Red Cross relief roll call. Beginning on Armistice Day and closing on Thanksgiving Day, Hoover appeals all Americans to support the Red Cross’s disaster relief and humanitarian tasks.
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Washington
Red Cross
Hoover
United States
American Red Cross
America
Corn Vickeng on Isioux Falls Weather Window
Corn growing in this section of South Dakota may be completed within two weeks if favorable weather holds. Minnehaha County farmers read their fields after a wet spell kept them idle, awaiting clearer conditions.
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Isioux Falls
South Dakota
Omartutis
Minnehaha
Counly
Moses Surprised by Rumors He’d Be Top GOP Senator
Washington, Nov 12. Senator George Moses of New Hampshire said he knew nothing of rumors he would be named chair of the Republican senatorial campaign committee or president pro tem of the Senate. Moses, returning from Chicago, noted the committee does not mix in primaries and reaffirmed the goal to elect Republican senatorial candidates.
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Washington
George Moses
New Hampshire
Chicago
Senate
Tumova
Moses
Mores
New York Furrier Rescued from Kidnappers in China
Aaron Brenner, a New York furrier, arrived in Tientsin after nearly two weeks in captivity believed to be by Russians. A threatening telegram claimed “there are 29 of us” and warned of revenge if a ransom was not paid, though his brother denied any payment. Police investigated three suspects in the Chinese district as a raid was planned. Brenner, unharmed but nervous, was placed under medical care. visitors were restricted.
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Tientsin
China
Aaron Brenner
New York
Turrier
Xilduanersa
Joseph Brenner
Woonsocket High Wins Grand Piano
The Woonsocket High School music appreciation class wins a grand piano after a nationwide Costain Music contest in Central South Dakota. Second prize goes to Mrs. Margaret Hemmington of Highmore who receives $100 toward a piano purchase. the essay contest judged piano study value for youth.
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Woonsocket High School
South Dakota
Costain Music Company
Huron
Woonsocket
Margaret Hemmington
Highmore
Federal Agents Seize 1300 Gallons Liquor In Memphis Raid
Federal prohibition agents, after two boats were bombed in Memphis harbor, destroyed about 1300 gallons of liquor late last night, seized five automobiles, and arrested six men. District enforcement chief Winks B. Wilson warned it is war the moonshiners want and they will get.
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Memphis
Tenn
Prohibition
B. Wilson
Big Armour Estate Goes Into Red After Probate Loss
Chicago November 18. J Ogden Armour estate valued over 200 million dollars closed in probate with about a 2 million dollar loss to family creditors. World War demands and postwar surplus devastated Armour profits. Armour's widow Lolita Sheldon Armour and daughter Mrs John Mitchell Jr received partial settlements totaling several hundred thousand dollars from larger claims.
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Chicago
J. Ogden AtTmettr
Packer
Armour Company
Armour Products
Chicago Packer
Armour
John Mitchell, Jr
Lolita Sheldon Armourd
Stock Market Slips Further Amid Broad Declines
New York November 15. Distress selling pressed major stocks to new lows for the year. Declines ranged from one to eighteen points with many leading issues weakening sharply. Observers cite forced liquidations tied to bank loans and note weakness in high grade industrials and rail stocks.
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New York
Sinclair Consolidated Ol) Corp
Elvan
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
U.S
Detroit
Eleven Burned When Furnace Explodes in Elmwood
Eleven men were burned, two seriously, by a gas furnace explosion at the American Legion auditorium in Elmwood on November 12. The blast hurled dancers from the upper floor, shattered windows, and blew the door 00 feet. The incident is blamed on coal gas.
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Elmwood
American Legion Auditorium
Woonsocket Men Aid Armistice Program Outing
Ex servicemen of Woonsocket and Forestburg plan a motor trip to Harmony Hall in Floyds township this evening to assist in an Armistice Program sponsored by the Floyd township Farmers Union. Local organizers have announced the event.
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Woonsocket
Sev Oral
Forestburg
Harmony - Hall
Floyds Township
Floyd
Township Farmers- Union
Nuumbers
Borah Calls for Stock Exchange Investigation
Senator Borah of Idaho urged a Senate inquiry into the New York Stock Exchange amid claims the recent price collapse stemmed from tariff policy and coalition influence. He challenged fellow lawmakers to seek facts and consider a federal inquiry by the Farm Board, while noting industry protections and agricultural interests.
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Idaho
Sdeas
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Borah
Dankvalli
Republican Coaliton
Melice
Yteflin
Aubama
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Cnlita
Wastmade
Fred JL
Kenal
Bankera. Borah
Stock Exchange
Kent
Rent
Bandits Fail To Crack Safe Containing $86,000
In Brooklyn at 1 a.m. four to six armed men attacked the United States Navy Supply building, overpowered the officer and five guards, and labored for nearly five hours to break the safe said to hold $86,000. No valuables were taken. the officer was bound and restrained, then jailed.
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New Tork
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Custain
Clifton Thro
Navy Jad
Witness Tampering Case Nears Jury
In Los Angeles Harold J. Dollay a private detective faces trial for tampering with witnesses in the Alexander Pattages case. Ivan Sampson testified, detailing an attempt to bribe him to testify for Pantages. Eunice Pringie, a dancer, was called to testify and Sampson testified about bribery attempts aimed at influencing Pattages’ trial.
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Angeles
Harold J. Dollay
Alexander Pattages
Ivan Sampson
Indie Pantages
Pantages
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