Santo Domingo Hit By Hurricane Killing Large Toll
Dispatches report Santo Domingo devastated by a hurricane with winds up to 160 mph. Army called out. communications, bridges, and the La Opinion plant destroyed. Reports vary on fatalities and injuries, with widespread damage across the capital and eastern Haiti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Trumitto
Republic
la Opinion
Associated Press
Santo Domdingo
New York
Havana
Santo Domingo
Joss Ofee
Turay Seracs
Flin
Oriente
Bahamas
Terge
Santo De‘Imingo
Patterson
San Juan
Fl Pais
Llow
Island Republic
Belen Observatory
Cuba
Guitierrez Lanza
License Plates To Be Made In Penitentiary
Sioux Falls reports that South Pakole's license plates for 1921 will be made at the state penitentiary with black numerals on white. J F Halliday announces state board approvals as Gladys Pyle signs the contract. The prison will produce 200000 auto plates, 25000 truck plates, 1150 dealer plates, 1160 official plates, and 300 motorcycle plates at a cost of 678 cents per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
South Pakole
J. F. Halliday
Iroquois
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Escaped lifer Bray Harding aided by Nebraskans
A man believed to be Bray Harding, an escaped lifer from the Iowa reformatory at Anamosa, was given a ride by Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kraninger of Cambridge Nebraska last Sunday, who reported the incident to police in Council Bluffs.
Weather report for South Dakota steady temps with clouds
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. South Dakota forecast shows modest breeze and no strong rain risk. The brief notice notes cooler overnight and partly sunny daytime expectations across the state.
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Haren
South Dakota
Scarlet Question Mark makes dawn transatlantic bid to Dallas flight
The scarlet sesquiplane Question Mark and crew Dieudonne Coste Maurice Belonté left New York at 5 55 am for Dallas to claim a 25000 Easterwood prize for the first Paris to Dallas westward flight. They aimed for 12 to 15 hours, refueling stops planned at Louisville and Greenville Texas with rendezvous 40 miles from Dallas.
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Associated Press
New York
Dallas
Dieudonne Coats
Maurice
Allentown
Hens
Rene Racover
Coste
Easterwood
Paris
Texas City
Dieudonne
Dolas
Caste
Betlonte
Belonte
Easton
Pittsburgh
Teubenville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Little Rock
Greenville
Texas
Racover
Louis Asvvs
Aca
Takaskar
Karbine
Calcutts
Karachi
Athens
Home
Hanoi
Shanghai
Hoover to Campaign with Four October Addresses
President Hoover plans four public speeches in October, two in major cities and two at national events, as part of a campaign push to win congressional support and seek reelection. He will address finances before bankers in Cleveland, unemployment before labor leaders in Boston, with general policy remarks at the American Legion event in Boston and at the Kings Mountain anniversary in North Carolina South Carolina. Occasion visits aim to connect with voters across several states, including Tennessee and North Carolina, reflecting prior campaign discussions and drought-driven shifts.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Cope
American Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Boston
American Legion
Kings Mountain
War Aces Gather for Franco American Flight Dinner
A Franco American veteran gathering united allied airmen from Paris and New York. Coste and Belointe attended as guests of Colonel and Mrs Charles, sharing memories of perilous dogfights and early flight.
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Atlantic
Hines
Dieudonne Coste
Paris
New York
Wolfgang
Von
Gronou
Germae
Grown
Maizlee Belonts
Coste
Belointe
Chacles
Scouts Reveal Ancient Stone Sphinx in Mexico City Region
Reports from Mexico City describe the department of education announcing an archaeological find in Guerrelta state. Scouts present photographs of the sphinx and accompanying relics as proof of the discovery and its significance.
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Mexico City
Department of
Fiew
Guerrelta
Armen
Dwight Danburg Awarded Life Scout Rank in Miller
Miller Court of Honor on September 3 awarded Dwight Danburg eight new merit badges and promoted him to Life Scout. He joined Miller troop in July 1826 and has attended Camp Dakotah four seasons. Remaining requirements for Eagle include life saving camp ing and civics.
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Dwight Danburg
Miller Court of Honor
Legion
Dwight
Miller Troop
Camp da Ko Tah
Court of Honor
Harlan J.‘Bushfeld
E. H. Wilson
Miller
Chas. Rudd
Rev. Becker
Freddy Eg- Bcrs
Body Of South Dakotan Recovered In Sioux City
The body of a man believed to be from Rapid City was found in the Missouri River near the combination bridge in Sioux City. He lived with John Berry near the area. Sergeant Blag reported the discovery this morning.
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South
Oklahoma City flier to break record in California trip
An Oklahoma City flyer who won the Liesa Argeles Chicago non stop race plans a Friday takeoff for California. Captain Frank sets a record and the traveler hopes to surpass it during the trip.
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Hawks
Oklahoma-City
Oklahoma
Argeles
Chicago
California
Frank
Haha
Breath Controlled Electric Switch Shown in New Device
New York September 4 The Westinghouse lighting Institute exhibits a breath delay electric switch that can turn lights on or off with a puff of air. Developed by Dr S E Free the device aims to reduce manual toil and even serve as a substitute for hands in some mechanical operations. It proved unexpectedly reliable despite stray breezes during testing.
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New York
Eld
Westinghouse Lighting Institute
8. E. Free
Westinghouse Company
Salem Test Well Yielding Gas in Minnesota Field
A test well near Salem in South Dakota, operated by Minnesota Petroleum Co, is close to reaching gas. The new shaft near the old Shroble farm well 30 years old is within two feet of the old cavity. Gas was previously encountered at 170 feet, with pressure to date.
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Salem
Sopit
South Dakota
Shroble
Here
Minnesota Petroleum Company of Minneapolis
Minneapolis “Company
Changha Believed Attacked By Reds
Reports from Shanghai say Changsha the capital of Hunan lies besieged by 40 000 red forces with 17 000 red riflemen near the city and 30 000 defenders inside. A sharp clash occurs south of Changsha as the Reds threaten an assault while foreigners flee the city.
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Shanghai
Red
Changha
Hunan
Changsha
Sdes
Allen Cameron
Denver
Cameron
Illinois Picnic In Central South Dakota Promoted
Fragmentary text indicates a planned Illinois picnic held Sunday with attendees from Central South Dakota and former residents. The garbled source mentions St. Law and India population figures around $40 but lacks clear context or details.
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Illinois
South Dakota
Minolta
St. Law
Three Bank Robbers Wounded In South Dakota Gun Battle
In Hoven South Dakota four bank robbers were involved in a gun battle with a five man posse. One robber died in hospital and two others were wounded and expected to recover. A third robber Harold Bryant waived examination at a Get tysburg preliminary hearing and bonds were set at 5000 dollars. The posse members were lightly wounded and treated at Aberdeen hospital. Loot recovered and two other bank robberies reported in the region with small sums seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Blakely
Bryant
Jim Clyne
Aberdeen
State Bankers’ Association
South Dakota
Glencross
Pozzemen
Howard Murry
Af Tolstoy
Eugene Herrholdt
Farmers State
Tolstoy
Murdy
Hovien Bank
S. JL. Rearden
Mra
M. J. Goebel
Evelyn Mack
Peter Alber
Joseph Faas
County Treasurers Meet At Sioux Falls
County treasurers from across the state gather in Sioux Falls for the annual isolation convention. Members were registering Friday and Saturday with a reception planned for tonight. With the exception of a few counties, representation is expected to be broad.
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Sioux Falls
Siour ‘Falls
Explosion damages Peking medical college office
A blast rocked the Rockefeller endowed college in Peking this morning injuring a Chinese clerk. The bomb went off when a waiting case left two days earlier was opened. Police investigate the attack as unidentified assailants are sought.
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Peiping
China
P— A
Rockefeller
Peking’, Union, Medical’, College
Belle Sherwin Returns To Job In Washington
Belle Sherwin, president of the National League of Women Voters, returns to public life after a leave of absence. She and Ruth Hanna McCormick join a Georgetown renovation project, leasing Evermay and remodeling a colonial residence into a modern living space amid other prominent figures.
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Washington
Belle Sherwin
National League of Women’s Voters
Cleveland
Ohio
Mids Sherwin
Georgetown
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mabel
Walker Wilcbrandt
Annabelle Matthews
Ruth Baker Pratt
New York
Evermay
McCormick
Illinois Stock Farm
Drought Stricken Areas To Get Feed
Permits for shipping 3,733 carloads of feed to drought stricken areas reported to Secretary Hyde. Destinations include Virginia, Texas, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Arkansas, and Mississippi. The mix is 48 percent hay and straw, 44 percent millet, 3 percent corn, and 5 percent oats.
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Washington
Hyde
American Railway Association
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
TlUnois
Arkansas
Mississippi
Dornier Denied Entry To France
A Paris dispatch reports Maurice Dornier, brother of the DO X inventor, was refused admission by the French consulate in Stuttgart for failing to appear for 1914 military service, deemed a deserter, blocking his planned entry on the DO X voyage to America and necessitating route changes.
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Dornier
France
New York
Paris
New York Times
Maurice Dornier
Stuttgart
Herr Dornier
America
Hacre
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LeBourget Field
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India
Haven State Bank
Earl Flateing
Menango
N. D
Hecla
O'Brien
Thomas’ O'Brien
South Dakota ‘Bankers ‘Association
Leo Gukowaki
State Bank
Roberts
Wis
Kramer ‘State Bank of
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