Missing Extradition Papers Cloud Georgia Kidnap Case
Authorities pursue Jarman and Elizabeth Brooks alias Elizabeth Elenay in a Georgia ex extradition case linked to the Robbery gang in Evanston. A Chicago depot inquiry failed to find transport plans for Miss Brooks as Lake County officials seek clarity on the forged papers and possible slaying of Jarman.
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Gas Fumes on Ship Take Toll After Fire
A gas fume incident aboard the New York flagship caused the deaths of two men and injuries to several others when a closed compartment in the backhouse released fumes. Rescue followed as air was restored. the ship had been undergoing modernization including protective blisters. The gas likely formed from paint and metal during closure.
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Appoint Son Of Late Ambassador As Aide
Washington November 28 Arthur Wilson Page son of the late Walter Hines Page has been appointed as a personal aide to Secretary Stinson at the forthcoming arms convention The White Blouse announced Page selection and denied reports that Page would be named to a different post
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Yankton Opens New Channel Water Plant for City
Yankton’s new $15,000 water plant began operations after tests this week, replacing the artesian supply. Water from the Missouri River is pumped via intakes on Meridian highway bridge piers to the filtration plant at Josta Park, with full testing pending and a formal dedication planned by the chamber of commerce.
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Canton Near Southern Title in Key High School Tilt
Canton sits on the brink of the southern high school conference title as Parker stands as the only obstacle. Centerville vies for a division lead with Salem, aiming for a victory to vault into first division. a loss drops them deeper in the standings. Flandreau undefeated except for a lone tie, while Garretson and Salem chase varying records in a tight race.
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Sophie Braslau Delights Huron Audience In Concert
A. Van Deursen praises contralto Sophie Braslau after a vibrant Huron College recital. She opens with Oh mio Fernando from La Favorita, then delivers translations, a Ravel piece transcribed for voice, and a Russian trio. Encores include Erlkönig and a group of Russian songs, with praise for dramatic power and linguistic versatility. some critique of English songs and fine accompaniment by Lonine Lindner.
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Sophie Braslau
Aternationab Opera
Oh Mio
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Walter Kramer
Committees Map F B Work At South Dakota Farm Bureau
Delegates at the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation plan a series of committee meetings during the annual convention November 19 to 21. A. W. Tompkins, state secretary, announced committee chairmen covering organization finance membership legislation taxation program and general developments. The taxation committee may advance county assessor plans following last year's convention motion.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau outlines policy study agenda
The committee will review activities of the South Dakota tax conference and the American Farm Bureau Federation national taxation committee led by R J M Crowder of Elk Point. It plans to study automobile tax law, marketing acts, and farm boards, reaffirm support for the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway, and examine the Farmers National Grain Corporation. Membership growth prompts new recruitment ideas and an open invitation for all farmers to join the proceedings.
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Federation National Committee On Taxation
Rj ML Crowder
Elk Point
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St. Lawrence
Farmers National Grain Corporation
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South Dakota
Safety by Plane Becomes Beacon for Morgan at Selfridge
In Clamons Michigan on November 11 Lieutenant William R. Morgan, a reserve officer, signalled a plane ablaze and chose to land at Selfridge Field. He escaped the flaming cockpit by leaping from the aircraft and using the extinguisher to combat the blaze. The piece notes the U.S. now has over 30,000 miles of airways with 10,183 lit for night flying.
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