Pierre Paper Charges Official With Fund Diversion
The Capital Journal asserts state Institute fund, set up in 1919 to support teacher training, was siphoned under State Superintendent E C Giffen. It cites $32,739.75 spent in 1930, assets down to $6.25 by Oct 1, and $1,060.05 outstanding. It lists salaries and travel for Hazel Ott and others, plus Giffen’s hotel and travel bills from the fund.
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Yee
Giffen
Wgo
Institute
Capital Journal
Wis
Hazel Ott
Glen
New York
Atlantic City
Lerbert Bruner
New York City
RTS
South Dakota
Biz. Giffen
German Plane Plans Trans Atlantic Trip
The giant Dornier DO plane will begin its Atlantic flight to New York in early November with weather determining exact timing. Nov 3 is the last day for mailing to America for transport aboard the plane. The route includes Lake Constance trials, Amsterdam, Lisbon, Azores, Bermuda, then New York. Maurice Dornier will be aboard. Claudius Dornier stays on this side.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Dornier
Atlantic
New York
America
Lake Constance
Amsterdam
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores
Bermuda
Fhon
Maurice Dornier
Claudius Darnier
Birth Control Seen as Key to Unemployment Problem
Dr Sidney Levi Chansier of Cornell College argues birth control can curb unemployment at a Morningside college meeting. He says overpopulation fuels war poverty crime and disease, noting France as a rare exception with low birth rates and no unemployment problem.
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Sidney Levi Chansier
Cornell College
Morningside College
Chandler
France
Baby Found Alive After 2 Day Nevada Search
Three year old Dany Sullivan missing for two days in Nevada was found alive in Jefferson Canyon north of Tonopah. He was very weak and lying on the ground calling for his mother as searchers located him.
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Rend
NEV
Dany Sullivan
Jefferson Canyor
Tonopah
Bir
Estate valued at $658,219 left by Sioux City grocer
An estate valued at 658,219 was left by the late B. Palmer a well known Sioux City grocery jobber who died last March.
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Sioux City
Lste
B. Palmer
Weather Update Forecast for Downtown Tonight
A drab party evening with overcast skies and light winds is expected. Temperatures stay cool with mild humidity and a chance of a brief shower later in the night in the downtown area.
Record Non-Stop Caning Ends School Strike
London report details a Mercaba South India school incident where 183 boys who struck were whipped. Parents reportedly punished the youths again upon returning home. two boys required hospital treatment, and officials allegedly sanctioned another caning before sending them away. No further strikes expected at Mereaba.
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London
Bombay
Mercaba
South India
Mereaba
State Red Cross Gathering Called
A conference of Red Cross workers from across South Dakota will plan the annual Roll Call to be conducted statewide between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving. In Huron Friday October 24, speakers include R A Shepard, Dr Royal Clyde Agne, and L Laferty. A public luncheon follows with Dr Theodore B Shank as speaker.
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South Dakota
Red Cross
Huron
R.A. Shepard
American Red Cross
Royal Clyde Agne
Huron College
C. A. Lafferty
Beadhe County
Lawshe
Ren . B. Lawshe
Sioux Falls
Bessie Nicoll
A. A. McDonald
James Power
Red Cross First
Mr. Power
National Life Saving Institute
Minnesota
John ¥. Laver
Beadle County
Shepard
Redross
Norah Hogan
Altrusa Club
Altrusians
Kiwanians
Rotary
Lions and Co-operative
Power Franchise To Come Up To Voters
Mt Vernon voters are set for a special election Tuesday to decide whether to approve a Central West Public Service Company power franchise. With little opposition expected, officials anticipate a large majority in favor. The notice appears in local dispatches alongside unrelated Prohibition and freight yard notes.
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MT. Vernon
Central West Public Service Company
Huron Students Shine in Northern Normal Homecoming
Aberdeen October 18 special report highlights Huron youths in Gypsy Day events at Northern State Teachers College Homecoming. Marshal Percy Washabaugh leads the day, with Jeanne Champlin as Gypsy queen. Teammates Harold Marquis and Jim Sipes also contribute to Northern's homecoming lineup and football showing.
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Percy Washabaugh
Harold Marquis
James Sips
Wolves
Aberdeen
Huron
Northern State Teachers College
Northes
Huron High School
Washabaugh
Northern
Aberdeen School Ag
Huron College
Chicago
Jeanne Champlin
Women's Self Governing Association
Western Normal Yellowjackets
Spearfish
Harold
Marquis
Jim Sipes
Huron Institution
Haven
Harrold Farmer Faces Federal Timber Charge
Harrold Farmer from south of Harrold in Hughes County stood trial in a United States district court on charges of cutting timber on an Indian reservation. The trial, begun yesterday, was expected to run most of the day. The court term included a verdict against Harry Erickson of Gettysburg for possessing items to manufacture liquor and several Indian Reservation defendants pleading/not pleading to liquor-related counts.
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Harrold
Hughes County
United States District Court
Harry Erickson
Gettysburg
Lawrence Pearman
Merrill Bennett
Cheyenne Reservation
Davis
Blunt
John. Erickson
Blunt Pierre
Tug
Carthage Man Sentenced Six Years for Incest
Jens Jensen of Carthage was found guilty of incest in circuit court and sentenced by Judge Frank R Fisher to six years in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls. In the other jury case, C Wilson of Carthage won damages in an automobile collision suit. Court adjourned until November.
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Carthage
Howard
Jens Jensen
Frank R Fisher
Sioux Falls
C. Wilson
Officers Elected By Two W S J C Classes
Wellington Springs October 18 special bulletin notes Lois James of Oskaloom Iowa elected president of the freshman class of Junior College, Wesing to Dele Barber of etic was elected vice Pully Goldin of Olivet has boom elect.
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W.S. J.C
Wellington Springs
Lois James
Oskaloom
Hau
Wesingto
Dele Barber
Etic
Pully Goldin
Olivet
Boom
Bandits Revive Woman In Faint At Chicago Restaurant
Four bandits robbed a Chicago restaurant last night. Mrs Patrick O'Toole fainted during the holdup. One bandit gave her water, helped her rise, then continued looting the tile. Felice may press charges, citing chivalry amid the crime.
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Chicago
Felice
Patrick O'Toole
Favorable Outlook for Hog Prices in Beadle County
Beadle county farmers heard a livestock outlook showing hog prices likely to rise over the next year due to corn shortages. A. M. Eberle of Brookings cited generally favorable cattle prospects, with good December prices followed by a midyear rebound, while urging cautious adjustments to herd plans.
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Beadle County
A. M. Eberle
Brookings
Extension Department
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
T. H. Thorfinnson
State College
Tin foil drive planned across city for charity
Workers prepare to collect tin foil next week to fund a convalescent home and the Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital in St Paul. The committee asks city schools to keep saving foil as shipments occur throughout the year at regular intervals.
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Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital
St. Paul
Farm To Market Road Debate Outlines SD Plan
A South Dakota Farm Bureau Farm to Market Road Commission discussed developing the farm to market road system this week. The meeting focused on road network expansion, funding considerations, and rural transportation needs across the state.
New President Of National Dentists Group To Be Here
The Third District Dental society in Huron will host a record attendance as Dr. Martin Dewey of New York City, named head of the American Dental Association, speaks on Mal-occlusion. Mayo Clinic doctors Lovie Austin and H C Bumpus discussDental and intravenous topics after a 6:30 p m banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughiti. Harold F. Marston of Minneapolis leads the afternoon bridge clinic. Etmen Dr E W Elmen of Sioux Falls and district officers Dr F M Matteson Dr Jay Spink and Dr H A Johnson will attend. This district covers Pierre Watertown Mitchell.
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Martin Dewey
New York
Third District Dental Society
American Dental Asociation
Huron
New York City
National Dental Organization
Marvin Hughiti
Mayo
Lovie T. Austin
H. C. Bumpus
Rochester
Minn
Harold F. Marston
Minneapolis
E. W. Elmen
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Dental Society
F. M. Matteson
Highmore
Jay Spink
H. A. Johnson
Pierre
Watertown
Mitchell
U. S. District Court Opens Criminal Docket at Pierre
In Pierre on October 17 the U S district court began criminal proceedings. Harry Erickson of Gettysburg faced trial for possessing property intended for liquor manufacture. W J Ebert of Chamberlain sued United States Fire Insurance Co of Freeport in an equity action after a defense motion for a directed verdict. The grand jury was dismissed after a two day session with several secret indictments mostly involving liquor and larceny.
Labor Federation Keeps 275 Beer Stance At Boston Meet
The American Federation of Labor reiterated support for 2.75 percent beer and voted down resolutions calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act. Delegates Beauregard and Fiore argued the resolutions were stifled by the committee’s maneuvering, ending the prohibition debate without expected discussion.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor Today
Arthur J. Beauregard
Providence Central Federated Union
Edward Fiore
International Alliance
Flore
Resolutions Committee
Alpena Forms Red Dragons Town Basketball Team
Alpena at a recent meeting decided to organize a winter basketball outfit to compete with independent teams. Nine men showed interest, with David Evans as secretary and Lyle Freeman as treasurer. The squad includes Elsworth Thompson Harold Thornburg Franklin Kinsman Bennie Johnson Grover Wagner Ziner Lundberg Tyler Freeman Leonard Triplett.
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Alpena
Red Dragons
David Evans
Lyle Freeman
Elsworth Thompson
Harold Thornburg
Franklin Kinsman
Bennie Johnson
Grover Wagner
Ziner Lundberg
Tyler Freeman
Leonard Triplett
Police Work Hours Help Auto Thieves Start Car
In Chicago on October 18 eight African American youths attempted to start a stolen motor car. Two policemen and later Sergeant Martin Keenan tried to aid the car, revealing the theft after hours of effort. Each boy received a jail sentence of several days.
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Chicago
Martin Keenan
Speedy finish urged for League arms plan
Washington January 18 The American delegation led by Hugh Gibson and Hugh Wilson will press for a rapid conclusion to the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission work. After talks with President Hoover they left for Geneva to back a plan to liquidate the commission promptly and present a disarmament formula to the league assembly. The plan may include budgetary limits on armaments, though the United States opposes limits that would restrict commercial aircraft. Hoover has shown strong interest in shaping US policy during discussions with key delegates.
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Washington
Get
League of Nations Preparatory
League Assembly
United States
Bate
America
Hoover
Disaster Disrupts Race Across Timor Seaboard
In Batavia on Oct 18 a race involving Flight Lieutenant W. Hill and Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith suffered a forced landing on the Timor coast. Hill avoided injury after a misstep near Keonsad to Appecoe, while Kingsford-Smith, four days behind England, still faced a possible late finish. Captain F. R. Matthews, on a solo flight to Australia, reached Port Darwin after multiple incidents since Croydon on Sept 16.
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Batavia
Java
A W. Hill
Charles Kingsford Smith
England
Australia
Bert Hinkler
Hill
Hinkler
Kingsford-Smith
Keonsad
Atappepoe
Timor
Port Darwin
Atlantic
Pacific
F. R. Matthews
Croydon
Fort
Darwin
Matthews
Minnesota Cow Is St Louis Champion
At the National Dairy Show in St Louis on October 18 1927 the senior and grand champion Holstein cow title went to Miss Lassie Ormsby owned by C E Griffith Big Creek Oklahoma. Boulder Bridge Farm Excelsior Minnesota claimed senior and grand champion Guernsey with Moss Valley Minute and junior champion Doris. The event crowned top Jerseys Ayrshires Brown Swiss and Guernseys as thousands attended before ships returned home.
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ST. Louis
Mooss Valley
Boulder Bridge
Lassie Ormsby
C. E . Griffith
Big Creek
Okla
Evening Service Canceled at Broad Church
A notice states there will be no evening services at Broad Church due to unspecified reasons. Parishioners are advised to check for updates from church officials and the pastor.
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Broad
President Names 'Committee Which Will Outline Plan
Washington. Det. 38.42. Government measures to reduce unemployment gain urgency as winter nears. President Hoover after a cabinet meeting announced a six member cabinet committee plus Governor Meyer of the federal reserve board to draft a strengthened program for federal employment. The plan emphasizes cooperation with governors and industry leaders, regional relief measures, and direct public works employment. The cabinet committee will report later.
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Washington
Hoover
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Employment Activiti
Cabing
Lamont
Davis
Wilbur
Hurley
Hyde
Mellon
Comemree
Labor
Interior
War
Agriculture
Treasury
Lone Bandit Robs Parker Bank At Noon
A lone bandit entered the Packer State Bank at Parker around noon today, assaulted cashier Earl C. Hanson in the vault, and fled with about $200. He was 25 or so, of medium height with a few days beard growth, wearing a gray coat and cap, driving a Chevrolet east from Parker.
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Packer State Bank
Parker
Earl C. Hanson
Breweries in Milwaukee Anticipate Real Beer Soon
Milwaukee October 17. Fred Miller Brewing and Pabst Corp along with others are buying bottling and brewing equipment in expectation that real beer will be legalized. Kraft says they would not invest without belief in a favorable modification to permit manufacture and sale of 2.75 beer. Pabst plans about 600000 dollars for machinery and grain stocks. All city breweries are ready to produce beer at once if permitted.
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Milwaukee
Fred .Miller Brewing Company
W. H. Kraft
Natager
Kraft
Fred Pabst, Jr
Pabst Corporation
Ford Says Low Mood Was Good For Country
Southampton Oct 17 Genry Ford, American automobile magnate, said protection is an excuse for incompetency and that the world is healthier after its spree. He added that protection is needed by those who do not want to work and that loss of money may spur better thinking.
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Ford
Southampton
Eng
Genry
America
Europa
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State Institute Fund
State Red Cross
Liquoe
Prohibition
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Wolf
Northern Offernee
Norther
Sipes
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National Dentists Group
U. S. District Court
Labor Federation
Industriaal
Lone Bandit
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