15 Hours Teeter Totter Record Set by Streeter and Van Winkle
Robert Streeter and Glennon Van Winkle set a new teeter totter endurance mark in Huron, teetering for 15 hours and 10 minutes from 6:05 a.m. to 9:15 p.m. Despite meals provided by local mothers, the boys avoided commercialism and refused a business manager, drawing local admiration as they aimed to surpass the prior 12 hour 10 minute record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Streeter
Glennon “van Winkle
Huron
van Winkle
Stanley Shaw
Leonard Niebrugge
Robert
Glennon
H. B. van Winkle
C.D. Streeter
Political Rumors Intensify Buenos Aires Crisis
In Buenos Aires on September 4 reports circulated that President Yrigoyen was asked to resign and refused. The Critica, an afternoon paper, noted the heightened public excitement and growing political tension during the ongoing crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Pi—Publi
Yrigoyen
Private physician carries message from ruling faction
The report claims press to the president of a party split. It says the private physician Dr Osvaldo Mease, treating Xrigoyen for influenza, relayed a request from radicals to the president. A so called reliable source provided the information.
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The
Radicals
Xrigoyen
Critica
Osvaldo Mease
Piert arraigned on murder charge in Ipswich death
Dauphin Sept 4 The RCMP officer G Piert was arraigned in provincial police court on a murder charge connected to the death of Mrs Sophie Light of Ipswich South Dakota at an inter provincial picnic. A coroner jury ruled the woman died from a bullet wound caused by Piert. He pleaded not guilty.
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Piert
Dauphin
G. Piert
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Sophie Light
Ipswich
S. D
First Legion Post Elects Officers In Harrisburg
Watertown Sept 4 Harrisburg Post No 45 department announces the first American Legion post election under State Commander Carroll H Lockhart. Carl Fritz of Tea was chosen commander with Rarpn Dyal Schindler as vice commander and H C Kehm as adjutant. The state membership drive will not start until all posts have elected.
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Lockhart
Watertown
American Legion
Carroll H. Lockhart
Harrisburg
Carl Fritz
Tea
Rarpn Dyal
Schindler
If. C. Kehm
Three Escape After Yacht Blazes And Sinks Off Oak Street
A five foot sailing yacht the Mildred TI burned to the waterline and sank near Oak Street beach early today. Three occupants escaped in a dinghy but were unable to fight the flames and were rescued by a passing yawl.
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Chicago
Oak ‘Street
Ins
Sioux Falls Airfair Attendance Reaches Four Day Total
Sioux Falls records show the second annual Airfair closing with attendance possibly 28 000 after four days. Freddie Lund showed off outside loops while Art Wilson won the special race with ships under 788 cubic inches. Verne Roberts Stub Quimby and George Harte claimed other top finishes as Jimmy Haizlip's appearance was anticipated.
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Sioux
Falls
Sioux Falls
Aisfair
Lsd
Freddie ‘Lund
Troy
Ohip
Art Wilson
East Lansing
Mich
Verne Roberts
Stub Quimby
Thut
Moline
George Harte
Wichita
Kans
Davis
C. P. Kysor
Ottumwa
Jimmy Haizlip
Sig Haugdahl sets four world records in mile race
Sig Haugdahl of Albert Lea Minnesota set four new world records yesterday at the Minnesota state fair grounds in St Paul during a one mile dirt oval race. At 15 miles his time was noted as part of the record sequence.
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Sig Haugdahl
ST. Paul
Sig Haughdahl
Albert Lea
Minn
Imade
Minesota State Fair Grounds
Haughdahl
Record fragment hints at 1923 Wisconsin date
Fragment mentions a date of 1 June 1923 linked to a Wisconsin state context. Details are incomplete but indicate a comparison to an old record and a letter figure being held.
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Wisconsin
May Start Mining At Chamberlain Oacoma Field
J D MacCarthy supervising engineer for General Manganese Corp of Detroit announced preliminary steps to start manganese mining near Chamberlain Oacoma. The company has held leases for about two years and will select a site, gather equipment, and arrange water and railroad connections before mining begins.
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Chamberlain
J. D. MacCarthy
General -Manganese Corporation of
Detroit
Chambberlain-Cacoma
MacCarthy
Endurance Bicycle Record Set by Four Young Riders
The event near Huron established a durance record as two girls and two boys rode 186 miles in 13 hours 45 minutes. Charles Hoskins, 12, Robert Harris, 11, Werona Lee Engle, 12, and Oliver Harris, 12 alternated every six miles, starting 6:15 AM Wednesday. The ride halted after hitting a rock, with a six block circuit used to tally miles.
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Huron
Charles ‘Hoskins
Robert Harris
Werona Lee Engle
Oliver Harris
Q. mi
Ninth Street
Montana Avenue
Nye Says Will Go On Probing Nye Says McCormick
CHICAGO Sept 4 Senator Gerald P Nye answers Ruth Hanna McCormick by stating he will continue the probe. He asserts the Senate investigations will not be diverted by threats or smoke screens. Nye and Porter H Dale adjourned sessions until Sept 15 to resume inquiry into Mrs McCormick using detectives to target committee members and staff. The North Dakota senator denounces McCormick detectives as shoddy and unconscionable.
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Chicago
Gerald P. Nye
Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States Senate
North Dakota
Nye
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Ales
Fragmentary political note on campaign conduct wording
A garbled historical fragment references campaign conduct and expenditures for the United States senate. It mentions staff guidance to use careful, clean procedures and to ascertain facts while noting possible relation to campaign actions.
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United States Senate
Andree and Strindberg bodies revealed by Swedish experts
In Tromsoe on September 4 Swedish scholars Hedren and Lithberg resumed examination of Salorson August Andree and Nils Strindberg bodies. They recovered small objects belonging to the two men including a box of matches and some trinkets but found little new light on the expedition's fate.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Salorson August Andree
Nils Strindberg
Hedren
Lithberg
Andree
Strindberg Relic Found With Andree Artifacts On White Island
Belongings of Strindberg recognized by his Stockholm sculptor brother and a cache of Andree items including a preserved Arctic bird and nautical charts found among the bodies and gear. The Andree diaries and notebooks, sealed and guarded, are the key to solving the expedition’s fate, with experts barred from access and statements denied as rumor.
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Strindberg
Andres
White Island
Stockholm
Andree
Hoel
Lithberg
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