Way Named Committeeman For South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS November 22 Without opposition S X Way of Watertown publisher of the Daily Public Opinion has been elected republican national committeeman for South Dakota. With Charles S McDonald Sioux Falls state chairman he heads the party s organization in the state. The state central committee also authorized a 25 per county assessment to wipe out the campaign deficit and start the next bid. McDonald said the Republicans spent 15000 in the state campaign with a deficit of about 700 the smallest in years. Only 18 county committeemen attended due to storms. McDonald received thanks for campaign success.
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Sioux Falls
S. X. Way of
Watertown
Daily
Public Opinion
South Dakota
Charles S. McDonald
State Central Committee
Way
McDonald
Earthquake Destroyed Seven Albanian Villages
The Valona district on the Adriatic shore was struck by an earthquake yesterday at 3 p.m. More than fifty people were killed and over 200 injured. Seven villages suffered destruction: Terbac Brataj Thermi Dukat Lepenio Vranisht and Liogara.
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Tirana
Albania
Valona
Adriatic
Terbac
Brataj
Thermi
Dukat
Lepenio
Vranisht
Liogara
Glorious Devon Wins Manchester Handicap Race
Glorious Devon captured the Manchester November handicap at Manchester Racecourse winning the Dublin Hospital sweepstakes first prize of more than one million dollars. Coligny Place second after a ticket drawn by A F Dawe of West Vancouver. Newtonian finished third with a prize of about $204,565. Twenty eight horses started.
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Glorious Devon
Manchester
Eng
Dublin Hospital
Coligny 1
A. F. Dawe
West Vancouver
Newtonian
Hin
Wikert Named General Manager Of Wikert Tams Funeral Home
Roland A. Wikert joins Huron business ranks as general manager of Wikert Tams Funeral Home Inc during its formal opening. He previously moved from Sioux Falls where he served for years with Miller Funeral Home and remains vice president there.
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Roland A. Wikert
Huron
Wikert-Tams Funeral Home, Inc
Mr. Wikert
Sioux Falls
Miller Funeral Home
Search For Missing Teacher In Colorado Snow
Fort Morgan Colorado November 22 a large search party braved heavy snows to locate Miss Enid Marriott a Wiggins Colorado schoolteacher allegedly kidnapped and held in a mountain cabin authorities say new information ties her disappearance to a sedan seen near Wiggins station as she departed a train from Denver and walked toward a man by the car.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Wiggins Station
Denver
Miss Marriott
Wesleyan Vesper Musicale to Close Christmas Season
MITCHELL Nov 22 Sunday Nov 23 marks the last Vesper Musicale by the University School of Music before Christmas. Performers include Mrs Wesley Moulton piano Miss Helen MacDonald violin and Miss Carol Whitcomb accompanist. The concert begins at 4 00 PM in the D W U chapel.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
University School of Music
Wesley Moulton
Helen MacDonald
Carol Whitcomb
Hoover Opposes Suspension of Public Debt Reduction
Washington Nov 22 President Hoover disapproved proposals to suspend this year’s public debt reduction and leave the sinking fund intact for reducing obligations. He said the sinking fund should be left alone while noting funds like foreign debt payments could be used for current operations. The debt has fallen from 26 billion to 16 billion in ten years, and the deficit outlook remains tied to reduced internal revenue and high wartime-like expenditures.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Treasury
Gross Denies Part In Theatre Holdup
Sioux City dispatch reports Mickey Gross, Orpheum theater manager, denies involvement in the September 2 holdup. He remains in jail for investigation, with expected bond possible before nightfall. The case follows a signed confession from ex-employee Johnny Arensdorf claiming the theater was robbed.
Police officials deny role in robbery case
Acting chief of detectives Thomas H. McBride and Commissioner Gordon C Hollar stated that Gross had no involvement in the robbery. No charge yet, but police indicated conspiracy or embezzlement could be filed against him today.
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Thomas H. McBride
Public Safety
Gordon C Hollar
Gross
Bulow Accompanies Sioux City Group to Convention
The Sioux City delegation to the Mississippi Valley association convention in St. Louis left today with Senator Elect W J Bulow of South Dakota accompanying the group.
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Sioux City
Mississippi Valley Association
St. Louis
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
St Paul Watchman Found Murdered
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 22 A watchman named John Starvoldt of St. Paul was slain last night. His body was found atop an elevator opposite the fifth floor landing in the abandoned Ford plant. He had been slugged on the tenth floor before his body was hurled down the shaft. His flashlight and cap were found on the tenth floor.
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Minneapolis
John Starvoldt
St. Paul
Ford
M. J
Starvoldt
No Motive Seen For Halstrom Slaying
Sioux City dispatch reports Elmer Halstrom a Meriden Iowa cattle and grain dealer, aged four, fatally shot Friday afternoon by C F Dillon of Cedar Rapids while riding in Halstrom's automobile. Detectives questioned Dillon for over three hours without a coherent account.
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Halstrom
Sioux ‘City
Elmer Halstrom
Meriden
Iowa
C. F. Dillon
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
Jones Streets
Fourth Street
Dillon
Tom Green
Ray Kenaston
Inmate Tells of Fort Sheridan Gas Exposure
Dillon testified to detectives and an assistant county attorney that he had been an inmate at Fort Sheridan Veterans Hospital in Wyoming about three years earlier due to gassing overseas. He described a highly nervous state linked to his condition and residence at the facility.
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Dillon
Veterans Hospital
Fort Sheridan
Wyo
Nettleton Pushes Toward New Junior Transcontinental Record
Columbus dispatch reports Gerald P. Nettleton, Toledo aviator, leaving for Indianapolis to pursue a new junior transcontinental air speed mark. In other news, a purple pearl valued at $1,000 was found in the Black River near Poplar Bluff, Missouri.
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Nettleton
Mark
Columbus
Gerald P. Nettleton
Toledo
Indianapolis
Black River
Poplar ‘Bluff
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