Campus Fete Opens With Pow Wow Parade and Crown
Hu Ton college hosts a campus fete centering on Pow Wow eve ceremonies led by Miss Virginia Youel and Lyla Lester as Princess and Chief Warrior. The program includes new-form ceremony, musical acts, a long parade with floats, marching bands, and a post-parade reception. The day features inter-class games, a conference basketball match at Mallia College, alumni gatherings, and a grand recital by Rosas Movint with a closing Pow Wow.
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Bands of Warriors
Hu- Ton College
Virginia Youel
Huron
Lyla Lester
Trent
Ming Louise French
Wayne Nelson
Lyle Lester
Virginia Youei
Hyrilh van Deusset
Mra
Frank Coffey
Minugteaka
Darlington Hen
Williamson
Sioux Falls College
Legion and
Legion Y
Glenn Martin
Ron Anand
I Juiges
Huron College
Malla College
Diane
Ie Fugitorium
Royal Agua
Rosas Voda
Harn
Huren
Europe
Representasonte
Victor
Anotler
Pantages Case Heads to Jury Today in Los Angeles
Wealthy showman Alexander Pantages faces a probable jury verdict as closing arguments were near completion after a juror fell ill and another was excused. Superior Judge Charles Fricke planned to give jury instructions following testimony.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Emica Pringle
Tate
Charles Fricke
Latta Steiner
Harvey N. ©Nett
Rampant Race Riots Erupt Near Exeter After Stabbing
Uproar flares as 200 plus participate in attacks aimed at Filipinos around Exeter, miles south of here. A 26 year old track driver named Atoipl mien lies gravely injured from a stabbing, with whites attacking Filipinos at a carnival before fires tried to torch a refugee camp on the Firebaugh ranch. Deputized locals use automobiles to patrol while clashes spread to other ranches as the mob seeks to drive out Filipinos remaining in the area.
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Jay
Exeter
Here
Datong
Atoipl Mien
Tiotine
A. J. Firebaugh
Warkers
Borgman Wis
Gorgnan
Philippine Islands
Titebuugh Ranchang
Firebaugt Ranch
L. Hill
Vialia
Tites
Attempted assassination probe on Prince Humbert of Piedmont
Belgian police pushed yesterday's investigation into the attempt on Humbert, Prince of Piedmont and heir to the Italian throne. May arrests were reported as the prince and Princess Marie Jose celebrated betrothal events with heightened protection before their Rome departure.
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Trussels
Humbert
Piedmont
Marie Jose
Rome
Tegoris
Fernando Dirosa
Mussalin
Stamps Plan Boost for South Dakota Chamber Campaign
The State Chamber of Commerce will launch a major booster stamp campaign this fall to advance a membership drive. Secretary Roy L. Emry and William Durrett from Oklahoma City will tour the state meeting directors, with stamp sales to business men and mandatory stamp placement on outward mail as a key member obligation.
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South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
State Chamber of Commerce
Roy L. Emry
Mr. Fury
William ¥. Durrett
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chamber
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Heron
Brookings
Sioux Falla
Yankton
Rapid Day
Nev. J
Emry Gaia
Fitem
America
Rushware Mountsis
Syoit
Oklahoma
Garredt
Jugs
Thamlet Ot Commerce
Daladier Asked to Form New French Cabinet
Paris reports Radical leader Daladier accepted President Doumergue's invitation to form a new government after Aristide Brissol's resignation. Daladier spent 45 minutes with the president and left for Rheims to consult with party leaders. He promised to inform the president by Saturday night if a government could be formed.
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Paris
Det
Doward Daladier
Doumergue
Aristide Brisnol
Daladier
Rheims
Radical Socialist Party
Czarist Revolt Put Down With Force In Russia
Fourteen Russians including two former army officers were executed today on charges of maintaining an armed monarchial counterrevolutionary organization in the north Caucasus mountains. A large number of others were sent to concentration camps for five to ten years. Peasants drawn in through ignorance were liberated. The group styled itself a militant Czarist organization under the banner of religious sect Imyaslavtat, obtaining arms, stocking ammunition, and sending emissaries to Black Sea towns to oppose the red army and Soviet plans.
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Rostovin Dox
Fwo
North Caucasus
W& “Religious Ret
Imyaslavtat
Black Sea
Red Army
Fate of Diteman Is Yet Unknown
In New York the aviator Urban 2 Diteman was long believed to have flown solo across the Atlantic but disaster followed a forced sea landing. Some surmised he may have reached a distant island or been picked up at sea. A Montana wife received a letter from Garber Grace before takeoff. His Portland mother believes he is dead. His father remained convinced he was lost.
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New York
Diteman
Atlantic
Montana
Stockman
Billugs
Mont
Garber Grace
Aix
U's
Portland
Oregon
Billings
Intowldren
Cole
Mrs Coolidge's Mother Dies After Long Illness
Northampton Mass Oct 25 A late old lady who visited the White House in 1924 for Calvin Coolidge’s inauguration has died after two years of illness. Mrs. Lemira Goodue, 80, widow of Captain Andrew Goodhue, spent two months at the White House after the ceremony and remained mentally alert despite age. Her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, was at her bedside when the end came.
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Northampton
Mass
White House
Calvin Coolidge
New England
Lemira Goodue
Nero
Illet
Weather outlook hints warmer tonight into Saturday
The report notes a warmer trend tonight and Saturday with milder evening conditions. Some regions expect cooler air in the southwest while other areas remain warmer.
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Partiens
CAPITAL WATCHES WALL STREET FOR PANIC REACTIONS
Washington observers urged calm as Wall Street slumped amid fears of a broader downturn. Officials considered that the crisis could pass without derailing national business, while Treasury and Commerce figures warned against overreaction and signaled possible credit relief the market might benefit from a return to normal pricing. A Senate inquiry into bank credit’s impact on stock prices drew support from key lawmakers, with debate on speculation and brokers loans awaiting the December session.
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Washington
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Mellon
Laemont
Grosvenor Jones
Commerce Department
King
Democrat
Uion
Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
Edge
Republican Oil
Baby Faced Doody Found Guilty of Murder in Chicago
Willie Doody known as the Baby Faced Killer was convicted of murder in Chicago and sentenced to die in the electric chair for the slaying of Charles Levy, chief of police of Her wydd, during an attempted arrest of two men in a stolen car. The jury deliberated two hours. Doody showed bravado but collapsed as verdict was read.
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Chicago
Wee Willie Doody
Doody
Charles Levy
Herwydd
Collapas
Btate
Ditchburne
Rosholt Bandits Still At Large In Bank Heist
Rosholt bandits remain at large after hitting the Resholt Bank and escaping with 2206 in currency and 4500 in bonds. C J Champion and clerks were forced to the floor as the robbers fled in a large black sedan, pursued by Lt A Waddington’s squad. authorities doubt any link to John Rauscher in Huron.
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White Rook
Wheaton
Minn
Sisseton
Cutte
Resholt Payk Unis
Noopy
New. C. J. Champion
Champion
Allen Fogel
Ments Kaufman
Mary Jane
A. Waddington
Fozel
Kanfnan
Mic
John Rauscher
Huron
Northville Man's Automobile Found
An automobile seen near Northville owned by C F Boekelbiel was found in Sioux Falls. Deputy Sheriff AS Larsen, returning from escorting Noah Bronson to the state penitentiary, verified the car’s numbers match those stolen from W L Darling’s car in Wolsey. No trace yet of the rebels or the merchandise they stole from the Northville store.
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C. F. Boekelbeile
Northville
Sioux Falls
AS. Larsen
Noah Bronson
State Penientiary
Larsen
W. L. Darling
Wolsey
Sioux Taille
Proptlco
Injured Driver From Sioux City In Mitchell Crash
F D Byrne of Sioux City Iowa sustained minor injuries when his car veered off the road just east of Mitchell after dust blinded him last evening. He will likely leave the hospital in a day or two.
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Slightet Mitchell
F. D. Byrne
Sioux City
Mitchell
Jury Holds Aged Man Toook Bribe In Oil Lease Deal
Washington Ger 25. Former interior secretary Albert B Fall was found guilty of accepting a 160000 dollar bribe from Edward L Doheny for a Navy oil reserve lease. The eight men four women jury recommended mercy. Fall, in a wheelchair during trial, was convicted of guilt in a case tied to Teapot Dome era corruption. Doheny sat beside Fall as the verdict was read.
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Washington, Ger
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Eric Hiller
Naval Oil Reserve
Interior
Fall
Doheny
Sinclair
Teapot Dome Ural
Burns
Elkc
Northwest Public Service heads meet Saturday
Division managers from the Northwest Public Service company will gather in Buron Saturday to map plans for a preferred stock case in the November budget. T. T. Parker, president, will preside. Attending managers include C. A. Wood Worth Platte Neh om W. Dempewolf Columbus Nehr Hay Barron Yankton I. M. Pennington Redfield 35. A Sewell Webster Fred Rice Aberdeen EB. P. Harrison Mo bridge and O. W. Mattison Bismuric.
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Agers
North- Western Public Service Company
Buron
Plains
T. T. Parker
Huron
C. A. Wood
Worth Platte
Neh
W. Dempewolf
Columbus
Nehr
Hay Barron
Yankton
I. M. Pennington
Redfield
A. Sewell
Webster
Fred Rice
Aberdeen
EB. P. Harrison
Mobridge
O. W. Mattison
Bismuric
Senate adopts Wagner resolution on NY utility records access
Washington action reports the Senate approving a Wagner resolution urging the federal power commission to grant New York state authorities access to its records on public utility and other firms. The item notes a separate report from Onlda about Leo Temmey Sippears A and a club address.
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Washington
Senate Today
Wagner
New York
Federal Power Commission
Temmey
ONDA
Leo Atemmey
Aretorney
Onlda
Das Club
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Secretary of Interior
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