Baron Shidehara Takes Reins As Japans Foreign Minister
Tokyo Nov 15 Baron Shidehara temporarily assumed governing duties as Premier Hamaguchi, wounded yesterday, shows signs of progress per a medical bulletin. Hamaguchi, shot while boarding a train to Okayama for maneuvers, remains conscious and questions nurses. The assailant, 23, is linked to the Aikokusha group and motive remains unclear.
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Baron Shidehara
Japan
Hamaguchi
Tokyo
Tomeo Sagoya
Okayama
Aikokusha
Love of Country Organization
Central Railway Station
Woonsocket Turkey Shoot Promises Record Participation
Woonsocket committees plan the sixth annual turkey shoot for Tuesday November 25 with a record entry list expected. Lower turkey prices enable more birds, fewer geese ducks and chickens, and Parish hall hosts entertainments including Astral bridge games, turtle races, hot food and shelter for attendees.
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Wounnsuune
Woonsocket
Parish Hall
Hyde Fair Association Meets in Highmore for 1931 Fair Plans
Hyde county fair association members will gather at the Odd Fellows hall in Highmore on Saturday November 2 at 2:00 p.m. to begin preliminary steps for the 1931 Hyde county fair. Township reps are expected, and women will start winter exhibits planning.
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Hyde Fair Association
Highmore Highmore
Hyde County Fair Association
Odd Fellows Hall
High Moore
Hyde County
Methodist Pastors Meet in Huron for Jerusalem Findings
A Watertown district conference of Methodist ministers convenes in Huron on November 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., chaired by Rev. J. W. Holland. The gathering promotes the Jerusalem conference findings by over 250 religious leaders from 50 nations and will feature discussions led by pastors E F Kurtz, Olin Jackson, F E Lochridge, L A Johnson, and others.
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Watertown
Charles E. Wilcox
Huron
Jerusalem
International Missionary Council of the Church
J. W. Holland
First Methodist Church
St Paul
Wilcox
Mount of Olives
Holland
E. F. Kurtz
Arlington
Olin D. Jackson
Brookings
F. E. Lochridge
L. A. Johnson
Fred Stanek Wins Fourth Corn Husking Title
Norton Kansas reports Fred Stanek a 30 year old rural athlete from Iowa a fourth time corn husking champion after shucking his way to victory in the annual field contest. He earned a substantial prize per 3.34 bushels with Lee Phillips of Bartlesville Oklahoma delivering the payout. newsreels and a radio tower captured the event.
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Norton
Kan
Fred Stanek
Towa
Lee Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla Oa
Stenek Wins Fourth National Championship Despite Snow
The National Broadcasting Company records Stenek’s prowess as he stalked through corn stalks to claim a fourth national title. Dusty winds and icy blades hampered the field at Winnebago, Minnesota, in 1927 but he conquered a sodden snow-blanketed field to capture the first and only end as both first and last titleholder. he previously won the initial contest in 1924.
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National Broadcasting Company
Stenek
Winnebego
Minn
Feld
DO-X Pilot Denies Motor Trouble on Decent to La Rochelle
LA ROCHELLE FRANCE November 15 The American pilot of the DO-X said the airship was forced to land short of its goal because of darkness and denied motor trouble while passengers claimed four motors coughed. The ship then taxied over 100 miles under its own power to shelter.
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LA Rochelle
France
C. H. Schildhauer
Bordeaux
Vendee
Do-X
St. Martin du Re
St. Nazaire
A Cappella Choir To Give Program At Huron College
The Huron college a cappella choir will present a program at the Baptist church Sunday evening at 7 o clock. Plainsong chants harmonized by Canon Winfred Douglas of Fond du Lac Wisconsin are listed with Latin originals from St Ambrose Prudentius Heermann Bach and others. The program features chorales hymns and sacred songs by Luther Bach Hassler Neander Praetorius and Wesley among others.
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Huron College
The
Baptist Church
Winfred Douglas
Fond du Lac
Wis
St. Ambros
Aurelius Prudentius
Jesus
Johann Heermann
Martin, Luther
Philip Nicolai
J. S. Bach
Hans Leo Hassler
St. Bernard of Clairvaux
Neander
Peter Dohren
Johann Crueger
Martin Rinkhart
Michael Praetorius
Fireman fatally struck by fire truck in mill explosion
In Minneapolis a firefighter, Joe McGinnis, age 40, was killed after a fire truck ran him down while maneuvering through onlookers as flames from an elevator explosion at Upton Mill and Elevator Co. destroyed the building. The blast, likely caused by a broken belt striking a switch, caused property loss estimated at fifteen thousand dollars.
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Minneapolis
Upton Mill and Elevator Co
Joe McGinnis
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Huron Lumber Company
Wisceomsia
C. & Laughiia
Methodist
Huron College Organization
Cologne
Worgan
Charles Welsey
St. Anne
God
William Croft
Isaac Watts
Elton
Lord
Father
Mankind
Frederick Maker
John Greenleaf Whittier
Amsea
Kodak Ale Perriton
Habicht & Habicht’s Department Store
Habicht’s
Carter
Freeman
Freeman Beddow
Asay
Firs Shee
Milroy
Redwood County
Irnee
Majestic Family
Johnson & Sewell
KGDY
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