Yale Farmer Shot Fatally During Golden Jubilee Event
Notables gathered for Light's Golden Jubilee in Detroit Dearborn Greenfield Ford museum hosted a star lineup including Hoover Ford Einstein and Edison assets. President Hoover traveled by special train to Dearborn and Greenfield with speeches broadcast nationally. Events featured Edison Menlo Park laboratory reenactments and a live Einstein address via radio. Detroit city officials declared a holiday and schools closed.
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Hoover
Henry Ford
Owen D. Young
Madame Curie
Albert Ejnsteto
Thomas Hollson
Hecht
Greenfield
Edison
Washington
Dearborn
Greenfeld
Moorer
Mr. Ford
Detroit
John C. Lodge
Freed W. Green
Ford
River Rouge
Ford Port
Poof Einstein
Berlin
Radio Tatenerg
Richard 2. Byrd
Antarctic
Einstein
Cincinnati
Laboratory
Raison
Menio Park Laboratory
New Jersey
Phoenixville
Conn
Lions Clubs Gather For Aberdeen Dinner
Aberdeen hosts a zone meeting as Lions from Ipswich Groton Bowdle Faulkton Sisseton McIntosh join North Dakota clubs Edgely and Endal for a dinner honoring Melvin Jones secretary general of Lions International. Jones arrived from Canada and officials J W Parmley and R A Turkey will participate.
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Aberdeen
Lions Cluts
Ipswich
Groton
Bowdle
Faulkton
Sisseton
McTntosh
North Dakota
Enendal
Edgely
Aberdeen Lions
Melvin Jones
Liong International
Jones
Canada
Liong
J. W. Parmiey
Arnor
R. A. Turkey
Fargo
Weather Outlook For Haren and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a slight warm-up tonight. South Dakota sees unsettled conditions tonight and a warmer Tuesday in the southeast and extreme east, followed by colder Tuesday.
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Haren
South Dakota
Porong
Ohio River canal project dedication parade on steamers
Aboro steamer Cincina mall flagship of the Ohio river fleet leads a ceremony from Pittsburgh to Cairo to mark the new canal project making the river navigable along its entire length. President Hoover and Mr Moover are shown and a monument to Ohio river pioneers will be dedicated in Cincinnati on October 22 with a radio address to the nation from the government.
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Aboro
Cincina Mall
Tittburgh
Cairo
Hoover
Moever
Rght
Ohio
Steamer
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Calra
Foul Ton Gun Stolen At U Vermillion
A four ton Gor-Tan statue on the University of South Dakota campus is missing, with Brookings and Vermillion rivalries cited as possible motives. University officers and county authorities investigate as Dakota Day homecoming nears and speculation centers on student groups from Brookings and Elk Point.
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Gor- Tan
University of South Dakota
South Dakota State
Jege
Brookings
TLC
State College
Husky
Vermillion
Elk Point
Parksang
Eles Point
University Museumn
Bile Point
New University Armory
Lebanon Banks Merge to Form Citizens State Bank
The consolidation of Citizens State Bank Lebanon and Lebanon State Bank was announced by the state banking department. The merged institution will bear the Citizens State Bank name.
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Pierre
Citizens State Bank
Lebanon
Lebanon State Bank
State Banking Department
Citzens Stata Bale
Delegates Advance for Cincinnati Dedication of River Stream Project
The flotilla leaves Pittsburgh for Cincinnati amid $118 million river improvement plans. City leaders from Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and other regions expect a festive reception. President Honvery will dedicate a monument in Louisville after the Edison event as the party travels toward Huntington and other towns, drawing crowds along the banks.
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Pittsburgh
Cairo
Cincinnati
Clincinnati
Queen City
Greater Pittsburgh
Tom Creene
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Honvery
Edison
Detroit
Louisville
Huntington
Mail Delivery Service Extended Two Blocks
City post office authority announced that mail delivery will extend on the west side of Tisols avenue from Thirteenth to Fifteenth street. A. B. Blake, postmaster, said sidewalks are finished and delivery will start once residents request service and provide convenient receptacles. The note also alludes to large spiders in New Guinea used as strong hauling nets.
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City Anak
Tisols Avenue
Thirteenth
Fifteenth Street
Post Office Department
Mornig
A. B. Blake
Postaster
Post
New Guinea
Do-X flying boat carries 169 on lake Constanz hop
Do-X, the 12 engine Dornier flying boat built at Altenrhein Swiss side, completed a one hour test flight with 169 aboard including crew of 10. The giant craft, designed for 400, has 12 engines generating 6000 hp total and can travel with eight engines. The test shows the craft can carry heavy loads and perform faultless operations over Lake Constance.
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Altenberin
Switzerland
Con ‘Yeyaner
Lake Constance
Plang
Dernier
al~ Tenrhein
Grandmother substitute offered to care for child
A city clerk proposes supplying a surrogate grandmother to a young widow who cannot find daycare while employed at a factory. An elderly volunteer would move in to look after the child, with the widow expressing relief at the humane plan. The deputy grandmother arrives within a week to begin caregiving.
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Amsterdam
Tonynd
Final Arguments Open in Fall Bribery Trial
In Washington on October 21 final arguments began in the bribery trial of Albert B. Fall. Special counsel Atlee Pomerene told the jury they must decide if the $100,000 obtained from Edward L. Doheny was a loan or not. All testimony has been presented and the jury is expected to receive the judge’s charge tomorrow before deliberation.
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Fashington
Albert B. Fall
Atlee Pomerenc
Fall
Linigerie
Edward L. Doheny
Pantages May Take Stand In Own Trial
Alexander Pantages wealthy theatre man may testify today in his statutory rape trial brought by Eunice Pringle a one year old dancer. Defense aims to show a frame up conspiracy with Pantages likely to be the key witness for the defense other witnesses to follow briefly. Prosecution will rebut after his testimony and the case likely goes to the jury Thursday night or Friday.
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Pantages
LOS_ANGELES
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Priogie
Young Hitchcock Girl Fatally Hurt in Accident
Edna Wagner, a 17 year old Witchcock High School student, died in the hospital after an automobile crash three miles east of Hitchcock. The car, carrying three fellow students, veered into a ditch and overturned. The victim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Wagner, never regained consciousness. three other occupants escaped injury. Funeral arrangements were planned for today.
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Hitchcock
Edna Wagner
Huron Hospital
Hospital
Hern
Misa Wagner
Ralph E. Wagner
Poincare Undergoes Second Operation in Paris
Former French president Raymond Poincare underwent a second pelvis disorder operation today in Paris. The procedure was performed this morning under good conditions by Dr Marion with help from Drs Gosset Boivin and Perard. Around the same time Georges Clemenceau, former premier and minister of war, was treated for a slight cold by his physicians.
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Raymond Poincare
ML. Poincare
Marion
Gosset
Boivin
Perard
Georges Clemenceau
Paris
Dry Law Cases On Increase In 1929
In fiscal year ended June 30 1929 the Justice Department reports 110 555 cases instituted in federal courts, 86 243 criminal, up about 1 000 from 1928, while convictions totaled 47 100, down 1 700. Fines collected reached 7 476 300, up 172 006, with liquor cases comprising about two thirds of the criminal docket.
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Washington
Somalia
Justice Department
Federal District Courts
Split in Senate Ranks Raises Tariff Controversy
Washington January 21. Senators debate rate schedules amid internal divisions. Independent Republicans and Democrats may reform the tariff to protect agriculture, with leaders warning the coalition could fracture over changes. Administration allies predict splits over proposed schedules and a favored path toward limited revision.
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Washington
Get
Senate
Democratic Independent Republican Coalition
Republic
Pesied
Hoover Bank
Borsh
United Front
Hoover
House
Gun Discharge in Auto Kills Vincent Barrett at Yale
Vincent Barrett, 33, farmer near Yale, was killed when a shotgun in his car discharged while he rode with his wife and four sons. The weapon discharged as he attempted to start the engine after cranking. Barrett, born and raised near Yale, left a widow and four sons, with brothers Edward and Sylvester and sister Mrs. Thomas O'Evien among survivors.
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Yale
S. 3
Vincent Barrett
Come
Jone Itile
Barrett
Garrett
Vernon
Ben Ford
Nene Yale Garrett
Nule
Patrick Barrett
Floyd
Kenneth
Abd Basi
Ediward
Hot Springa
Sylvester
Thomas O’evien
Crawford to Attend Allied Clothiers Buying Convention
Crawford of Gaborn Clothing company will attend the four day buying convention of the Allied Clothiers from October 20 to 33 at the St Paul hotel in St Paul. The group buys for discounts, expanding beyond Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and the Dakotas to include a new Midwest coalition of clothing stores.
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HW. Crawford
Gaborn Clothing Company
Allied Clothiers
St. Paul Hotel
St Paul
Osborn Company
Minesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Midwest
Dtigwigni
United States Engineer Checks River Conditions
United States engineer Sam Neff from Kansas City surveyed the Missouri river area in Huron on Saturday. He took notes on the proposed water transfer plan, then continued south along a route through the valley observing the river situation and water supply.
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Sam Neff
United States
Enzineer
Kansas City
Huron
Mr. Neff
Redfield
Urge Rejection of Railway Petition
Washington October 51 The Interstate Commerce Commission was urged to reject the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacifics plan to abandon its Running Water branch from Springfield to Running Water South Dakota The examiner noted limited traffic but high operating costs and urged retention of the six and a half mile line by the Sioux City and Dakota division however the recommendation may face further review by the commission and comments from the railroad and public interests are sought
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rammer
G. D. Weed
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Mon Homme County
South Dakota
Sioux City
Dakota Division
Springfield
Une
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President Hoover
Thomas A. Edison
Lions Clubs
HANKS
Mail Delivery Service
Mary
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Boboved
Ater
Snd
Nellie Marlo Munly
Crawford
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