Giffen Defends Institute Funds Against Article Claims
E C Giffen state superintendent candidate rejects Pierre Capital Journal charge that institute funds were dissipated. He says county and state funds cover institute expenses and pending county funds keep state funds balanced. He notes 20500 total institute funds for the program and defends the contracted work with Dr Bruner and Mrs Gind.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pierre
E. C. Giffen
Pierre Carital -Journal
Capital Journal
Institute
County Institute
Giffen
Buried Wrong Man Cannot Bury Husband, Miller Case
Mrs. Miller, mother of four, buried a man she believed was her husband after a river finding. Two years later the real Louis Miller is identified in the county morgue as the automobile accident victim. She faces grave financial hardship to arrange another burial.
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GT. Paul
API
Louis Miller
Miller
Potter's Field
Burnside Wins Sioux Falls Recall by Narrow Margin
George W. Burnside 72 veteran mayor of Sioux Falls won re election in a recall by 222 votes, 5 248 to 5 028 over AN Graff. Alex Reid the streets commissioner also won by a wide margin 5 868 to 4 403 over Ellis Smith. Burnside has served as mayor 22 years amid heavy voting and controversy over alleged framing of Guy L. Strahan.
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Burnside
Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Alex Reid
Ellis ©. Smith
Guy L. Strahan
Polos
Scientists Photograph Sun During 93 Percent Eclipse
Scientists from the United States and New Zealand took 41 photographs of the sun and performed spectroscopic observations during a 93 percent total eclipse on NIUAFOU ISLAND. An Einstein camera was used to test theories of Einstein. Weather was excellent and the event aided studies of the sun’s atmosphere and atomic structure.
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Niuafou Island
New Zealand
Observatons
Thearth
Baker Appeals After Beadle County Assault Conviction
Beadle County justice sentenced Huron auto salesman Harry Baker to 15 days in jail and a $100 fine after finding him guilty of assault and battery against Parker Eggleston. Baker plans to appeal to circuit court, with attorney James Byrnes handling the case.
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Harry Baker
Huron
Justice of the Peace
G. W. Longstaff
Baker
Parker A. Eggleston
Beadle County
W. W W. Howes
Eggleaton
James Byrnes
Banyer Crews
Eggleston
R. Wright
Lars Gulbranson
Eaglesston
Co-Ed at Colorado Weds Gandhi Chief
Gopal Singh Khalsa, one of three U S representatives of the Indian national Congress allied with Mahatma Gandhi, marries Irene Hall a University of Colorado co ed. The couple met during Khalsa's Boulder lectures. after a European honeymoon they plan to return to India to launch newspapers if the native press ban is lifted.
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Colorado
Ghandi
Denver
Gopal Singh Khalsa
Indian National Congress
Mahatma Ghandi
Irene Hall
University of Colorado
Khalsa
University At Boulder
G. A. Hall
Boulder
University
Amritsar
San Francisco
Europe
India
Green Urges Cooperation in Woonsocket Campaign
Warren Green republican gubernatorial candidate spoke in Woonsocket on October 22, addressing bank and rural credits and urging cooperation with the South Dakota congressional delegation. He said state government would be more satisfactory if governor and legislature come from the same party. Earlier in Spencer, during a cheese factory dedication, he discussed agricultural changes and the need for farming development and cooperation.
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Green
Woonsocket
Warren Green
South Dakota
Spencer
Former Huron Pastor Reported Missing in Omaha Tragedy
In Omaha a former Huron pastor Rev James W Kennedy, his adopted son Billy, and his wife are central to a disappearance with the wife seeking aid. A note suggests they started over and Kennedy had left the ministry to sell goods. The story follows his church’s leadership changes and a note of departure.
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Omaha
James W. Kennedy
Christian Church
Sid
Billy
Huron
Kennedy
Iowa
Plainview
Minn
the Christian Church
Omaha Dispatch
W. H. Hardaker
Mitchell
South Dakota Christian Missionary Society
Mr Kennedy
Communists Seek Offices In South Dakota Election
In Frederick on October 22 three candidates propose a radical shift to communism for state offices. Helge Tangsen campaigns lightly for governor while Oscar Louis contends with banking issues. Luttio and Niva seek congress and another runs for secretary of state, with limited township activity noted in Save.
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Frederick
South Dakota
United States
Save Township
Helge Tangen S
Frederick ix
Teoxen
Michigan
Brown County
Hang Larsen
Menno
Tangen
Luttio
Niva
Savo Township
Springs Hunter Is Victim of Jokester
Frank Hensley of Weesington Springs was hurt when a 23 gauge shell was jammed into his 1% geuze shotgun. The gun exploded as he tried to fire it, injuring his arm with barrel fragments. He was taken to Mitchell hospital and may have the arm saved if infection does not set in.
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Wellington Springs
Frank Hensley
Weesington Springs
Mitchell Hospital
Hensley
Watertown bond approval struck down by SD Supreme Court
South Dakota’s supreme court denied rehearing in the Watertown revenue bond case. An $150,000 electric power plant improvement issue was found invalid as the Watertown City Council acted without statutory authority without a popular vote. William Hesse, taxpayer, challenged the bond, prevailed in the trial court, and the court’s three to two ruling upheld the ruling. DON C. LEWIS TO SPEAK OVER WNAX THIS.
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Watertown
Purre
South Dakota
Supreme Court
William Hesse
Moran Defiant After Vagrancy Arrest in Chicago
George Moran known as Bugs Moran, head of a gang rival to Chicago authorities, rejected vagrant charges saying Chicago is his home and he will stay. He claimed a yearly income near 25 000 as part owner of a cleaners and dyers company while returning from Antioch where he was arrested.
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Moran
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
George
Bugs) Moran
New
Antioch
Lingle
Release Requested for Captive Nun by Americans
American consul pressed Nationalist authorities at Hankow to secure the release of a Filipino nun among 14 hostages held by communists in Kiangsi. Reports say violence included beatings and a priest’s murder, with four Italian priests and four Italian nuns among captives. An American steamer Itung came under fire from a communist battery on the Yangtse river near Hankow, an armed guard repelling the attack.
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Shanghat
Consi
Hankow
Et Kian
Kiukiang
Filipini
Pengteeh
Kiangsi
Yonaix
Kian
Xeds
Klan
China
Yangtse
Itung
Ichang
Moose Lodge to Observe Founding Anniversary Event
Loyal Order of Moose Huron lodge 780 plans a social function honoring James J. Davis founder of Mooseheart. The gathering at the Labor temple is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 p m with a shadow James J Davis noted as born October 31 1873 in Tredegar Wales.
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Moose Lodge
Order of Moose
Huron Lodge
James J. Davis
Mooseheart, I
Labor Temple
Tredeger
Wale
Pres
Governor Bulow challenges Senator McMaster on record
Gov. W. J. Bulow accuses Sen. W. H. McMaster of few tangible achievements for South Dakota and asks him to show a single accomplishment of economic benefit. He notes McMaster has voted 2,001 times but offers little for the state and criticizes the freight-rate bill for wheat.
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W. J. Bulow
Senate
W. H. McMaster
South Dakota
McMaster
Gov. Bulow
Washington
Bulow
United States
Canada
Renee Adoree Reported Receiving Treatment in Prescott
Prescott Arizona hospital officials confirmed a woman identified as Mrs. Gild admitted Monday is actress Renee Adoree. Friends in Hollywood said she left there days ago for Prescott to seek treatment for a pulmonary ailment.
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Renee Adoree
Arizona
Prescott
Ariz
Get
Renee Adores
Iun
Actres
Gild
Hollywood
Hoover Urges Full GOP Ticket in Pennsylvania Plea
In Washington Pennsylvania on October 1 President Hoover backs the complete Republican slate for the November 4 election. He stresses party unity with Gifford Pinchot as the gubernatorial nominee and urges voters to support the entire ticket.
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Washington
Hoover
Gifford Pinchot
Santa
Tadio Mes
Double Parking and Candy Note Arrest in Evanston
Police officer Henry Miller confronts Mrs. John A. McPherson for double parking in Fountain Square. After silence she explains she was chewing a piece of taffy when approached and will still face a judge.
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Evanston
Ill
Henry Miller
John A. McPherson
Fountain Square
Miller
No Hope For 61 Miners At Annail Coal Mine
In Alsdorf on October day a blast trapped 61 miners 1500 feet underground. 231 dead, 17 recovered yesterday, 99 in hospitals, rescue teams in gas masks found victims everywhere as officials probe ignition of dynamite or coal damp as causes.
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Alsdorf
Rhen
Prussia
Banj
Annail
Britton Hunter Killed In Mishap
Aberdeen report: A. B. Keichney 36 a Rice farm horse trainer, died after his shotgun discharged while being dragged from a car near Britton. His chest and shoulder injuries followed the blast. His widow survives. In a separate accident Severson’s five year old son was shot in the hand and shoulder but expected to recover.
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Britton Hunter
Aberdeen
A. B. Keichney
Conrad Severson
Havana
N. D
Kenney
Britton
Severson
Neghbor
Bulow Receives $2000 Campaign Donation
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee said a $2000 contribution was sent to A. L. Putnam in Pierre for Gov. W. J. Bulow's race against Republican Sen. W. M. McMaster. The report also noted GOP expenditures totaling $583,173 and Democratic outlays of $22,085 up to October 3.
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Bulow
Washington
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Today
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
Senate
W. M. McMaster
Hubert H. D’autremont
Minnesota Democratic Central Committee
A. L. Putnam
Pierre
Republican National Committee
House
Democratic Committee
Mezinger Acquitted On Robbery and Stealing Charge
Pierre Oct 24 The trial in U S district court concluded with Peter Mezinger of Harrold acquitted of larceny of horses from the Crow Reservation. John Buckman a Rosebud Indian faced charges of ousting a young Indian girl and testified as a key witness in the case. The jury reportedly reached a verdict after late yesterday.
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Mezinger
Robse
Pierre
John Buckman
Rosebud Reservation
U, 8
Peter Mezinger
Harrold
Rail unions plan six hour day campaign in Chicago meeting
Delegates from seven rail labor groups will meet in Chicago on November 12 to plot a nationwide campaign for a six hour day, aiming to reduce the workweek after years of unemployment amid declining rail activity. President A F Whitney notes a 40 to 42 hour week as the logical target for operating unions.
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Chicago
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Callast
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Whitney
Divorce Action Began by Gloria Swanson in Los Angeles
Screen star Gloria Swanson files for divorce from Marquis Henri de la Falaise de la Coudraye in Los Angeles court. He will not contest the action. they married January 23 1925 in Paris and separated about a year ago with no children or alimony sought.
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Gloria
Los Angeles
Glora Swanson
Henri de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Screen Star
Paris
Miss Swanson
Marquis
Hollywood
Europe
Misa Swanson
Metres
Henri
Rialto Theater Proprietor Sentenced for License Violation
R. J. Steffen owner of the Rialto Theater in Wellington Springs was sentenced to three days in jail after being found guilty on three counts of operating a theater without a license. His license had been revoked after a Sunday night showing following a local vote against Sunday movies. he appealed with bonds set at 150 dollars and 30 days to pursue the appeal.
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Hisicense
Keene
Steffen
Circuit Court
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