Montana Aviator Flies Solo to London From New Jersey
In New Jersey on October twenty second aviator Diraman of Birling, Montana left for London without warning. His low winged monoplane the Golden Hind carried 163 gallons of fuel. Weather remained fair as officials learned of the transatlantic attempt after his departure while New York weather chief Kimball noted favorable Atlantic conditions and uncertainty about Diraman’s exact course plans.
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Wargor Grace
N. J
Diraman
Birlings
Montana
London
England
Direman
Sir Francis Drake
Los
Caitine
New York
W. F. Diteman
St. Johna
New Brungwick
Carleton County
Atlante Oetan
W. &. Ditemai
Sarbor Grace
N. T
Kitball
Otter
Cove St. Francis
City Wins Suit to Issue Bonds in Watertown
Watertown gains approval to issue 150000 dollars in revenue bonds for a plant addition and future plant financing. Judge Skinner upheld the citys right to bond and sell, while Judge Knight denied an injunction against the project. The case used declaratory judgment provisions to affirm the cities future earnings security. A separate order denied an injunction against bonds and construction. Also reports a local medical visit and return from St Joseph with plans for a new physician in town.
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Atertown
Qet
Ciey
Watertown
Mune Cigar Electric Light Sud
Auil
Electiic
Judson
W. S. Skinmer
W. W. Knight
Brookings
Skinner
W. F. Hesse
Texa
Knight
Wishard
August Giese
Urletpal Ot Patrio Planta
Kaleht
Weather Outlook for Huron and Fate
Forecast for Huron, Fate tonight and Wednesday shows cooler conditions tonight with rising temperatures by Wednesday. South Dakota areas east and west will feel the chill with cooler air moving in from the west and north, while western sections may see milder warmth midweek.
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Huron
South Dakota
Roby On Trial For Stealing Horses On Pine Ridge
The case stems from horse theft charges against Roby of the Pine Tides Indian Reservation. Witnesses, mostly Indians, testified for the government. Carpenter of Missouri and the Dixons of Pine Ridge acted as informants. William Dixon turned state evidence and charges against him were dropped. Teohy claimed he bought some of the horses for Carpenter.
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Pan Roby
Pine Tides
Roby
William Leslie Carpenter
Missouri
James
John
William Dixon
Pine Ridge
William Tixon
Teohy
Carpenter
Robbery Near Redfield Strikes Two Stores
In Northville, about 20 miles north of Redfield, robbers broke into The Brockenheide store and the Alsythe Coppermann garage, stealing merchandise valued around 3000 dollars and a sedan. The loss includes 1100 dollars of woolen goods, shoes, and leather jackets. A wide search by State's Attorney A F Schlekan and officials follows. the night watchman was away for the season.
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Redfield
A. F. Schlekan
Spink County
Brockenheide
Alsythe Coppermann
Northville
Here
Water Department Delinquent Bills Trigger Shutoffs
Water department crews cut off water to properties with unpaid bills as delinquent charges rise. Reports claim residents stockpile water in buckets and even storage tanks. an extra charge of $1 is added before service is restored.
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Waler
Water Department
Scorned Youth Hero Catches Mad Dog in El Paso
In El Paso on October 22, 15 year old Herbert Ald, nicknamed Doogie for his father who was a dog catcher, earned respect by tackling a mad dog at Werbert school. He dived at the animal and held it safely until officials arrived. Local health officials noted he showed no injuries and the dog was captured.
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EL Paso
Texas
Aiex
Doogie
Munich
Herbert
Ald
Werbert
Fall Jury Will Beai Case Soon
WASHINGTON October 28 Defense and government wrapped up arguments in the bribery case against Albert B. Fall former interior secretary. Prosecutor Frank Hogan argued the $100,600 payment from Ward J. Doheny to Fall was a bribe while Doheny and his aide faced charges. Hogan labeled the money as filthy lucre and questioned concealment if it was a loan. court recessed with four hours left today and jurors unlikely to hear the case until tomorrow.
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Seaton Arrerttone
Vo Yament
Auidneys
Albert B. Fall
Baward J
Doheny
Interior
Frank Hogan
Defense Counsel
Somoerrow
Atleo Pomerens
Hogan
Elk Hills
Califfornia
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Blind student plans career as newspaper man
A 21 year old blind student at Louisian University pursues journalism, asserting that blindness need not block writing. Shirley Delusdernter, daughter of state representative George W. Delesdernier, says reporting now accepts nonvisual talent and humor in expression. She is determined to prove vision is not required to write.
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Baton Rouge
Louislank University
Shirley Delusdernter
Patite Aml Pretty
Cais
George W. “Elesdernier
Plaquemines Parish
Pilot
Lowisianie
Funeral services held for Frank Moody Mills in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls reports funeral services for Frank Moody Mills, 98, longtime organizer and president of the Sioux Falls traction company. Services at the family home were led by Dean E. B. Woodrhtt of Calvary Cathedral, then his body to be taken to Des Moines for burial. Mills died early Monday morning. The deepest ocean depth recorded is 2,626 feet southeast of Tokai.
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Sioux Falls
Frank Moody Mills
Sioux Falls Traction Company
Dean E. B. Woodrhtt
Calvary Cathedral
Deg Moines
Mills
Senate Takes Up Proposed Tariff Increases
The Senate began formal debate on proposed tariff hikes across multiple industries with focus on chemicals oils and paints. Coalition leaders from Democrats and western Republicans aim to limit debate and secure broad agreement while resisting expansive amendments to the flexible tariff clause. Senator King of Dinan leads the opposition in the chemicals schedule as Smoot directs the Republican side.
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Washington
Senate
Ashey
Dutiea
Smoot
Famous Soprano to Be Here Soon at Huron College
A prominent soprano Morini will give two recitals at Huron College this winter, with a first performance by the boys’ glee club. Sophia Brasiau, contralto, appears November 14. Morini, born Freehold New Jersey, praised in Europe, will sing in Russian and German, accompanied by Max Lange.
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South Dakota
New “York
Sopranka
Rosalinda Maria
Boys' Glee Club
Sophia Brasiau
Milas Mortnt
Freehold
United States
Europe
Marini
Jenny Lind
Adaline Paul
Miss Morini
Collegr
Graben-Hoffmann
A. M. Foerster
Sceng
Arla
Mignon
A. Thomie
Pierrot
Dagmar de C
Rymner
Mr. Piper
Pearl G. Curran
A. B
Max Lange
Tulare Delegation Attends District Convention
A 13 member delegation from Tulare Women of the Royal Neighbors of America attended the district convention in Miranda last night. The next team annual district gathering is planned for Orient.
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Tulare
Amerles
Miranda
Orient
Edison Strain After Honor Ceremony in Dearborn
In Dearborn Michigan on October 22 Thomas A Edison aged 82 faced fatigue after a day of honors. He spoke briefly then left the hall with President Hoover's approval. Lieutenant Commander Joel T Boone examined him and reported no serious issues despite prior pneumonia.
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Dearborn
Mich
Hoover
Thomas A. Edison
Joel T. Boone
Tovemler
la Henri Rily
New Jersey
Edison
Gaving
Thomas
A. Bilson
Fairland
Henry Ford
Inagt Orange
N. J
Ford
Dearbert
United States
Olfer
Tate
Joel Boone
Preakdens Hoover
Einstein Talk Poorly Heard Across Seas Says Berlin
The radio speech by Albert Einstein to American listeners was mostly inaudible due to reception. He congratulates Thomas Edison and praises his electrical work enabling a vast industry while urging future creators to use technical power for peace and economic security.
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Berlin
Albert Einstein
America
Dla
36 Temblors Felt On Hawaii Island
HILO HAWAII Oct 22 Thirty six earthquakes were felt yesterday on the Island of Hawaii within an hour and forty five minutes. The town of Holvatoa eight miles from the extinct volcano Hualakal was severely shaken. The shocks were the first heavy quakes since October when seismic activity that had continued for nearly three weeks stopped. The quakes have been declared to be the forerunners of one or more eruptions of the island's volcanoes.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Holvatoa
Valcana Hualakal
United States to Lead In Air Transportation Says Fokker
Anthony Fokker, noted aircraft designer, arrived from New York in Plymouth and predicted the United States would lead in air passenger transport within a year. He said his trip aimed to arrange European and American interests with a world wide organization of factors.
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Plymouth
Eng
United States
Anthony Vokker
New York
Fokker
Car Goes Into Ditch Killing Iowa Woman
In Le Mars Iowa on a Monday night a car carrying Miss Josephine Barber 53 operator of a hotel was driven into a ditch near Merrill Indiana and she died from internal injuries. Her sister Mrs Bert Rolling was with her.
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LE Mars
Iowa
Merrill
Josephing Barber
Bert Rolling
Barber
Slour City
Hoover Dedicates Ohio River Canalization Shaft At Cincinnati
President Hoover dedicates a white granite shaft marking the completion of the Pittsburgh to Ohio River lock system. He praises engineers, statesmen, river men, and Henry Ford in Dearborn for Edison jubilee. Edison, Ford, and Hoover attend, with a river trip planned to illustrate the feat.
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Cincinnati
Dearborn
Light
James L. West
Associated Press
Eden Park
Ohio River
Hoover
Pittsburgh
Oiro
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Aresent
William E. Merris
Will B. Rodgers
Theodore E. Burton
Nicholas Longworia
Abe
Gina
Union Station
Dearborn Midh
Edison Electric Light
Panama Canal
Mic
Louisville
Army
White House
Henry Ford
Edison
Menlo Park
N. J
Francis Jeli
Convention Opens in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Oct. 22 The annual convention of the South Dakota ranch of the National Council of Parents and Teachers began with Life Sessions led by Dr Herman G James of the University of South Dakota. Mrs Hugh Bradford third vice president presided as routine business and vacancies were discussed by delegates arriving from across the state.
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Sioux Walls
Lenut
Soul Dakota
National Couness of
Herman G. James
University of South
Hugh Bradford
Riot Erupted After Man Shouts Ira At Tulsa Dance Hall
Ira Rice, a 212 pound insurance salesman, caused a disturbance at Blue Heaven in Tulsa last night by shouting Ira in falsetto. He clashed with about a dozen people as three constables and two state troopers intervened and subdued him, later being placed in a cell amid complaints about the insult.
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Tulsa
Okla
Iral
Blue Heaven
Ira Rice
Ira
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Nat Goucher College
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