Briand Presses European Union Idea At Geneva Speech
French foreign minister Aristide Briand urged a federation of European states before the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. He stressed a federal bond among European nations while rejecting any clash with the League or the United States, presenting it as a cooperative path for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Reavis
Geneva
U— —Aristide Briand
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Old Continent
United States
English Youth Studying Here at State Fair Cattle Exhibit
English youth Tommy Sanderson travels from England to study livestock and farming in the United States. He leads Ayrshire cattle on display at the State Fair grounds though not entered in competition. Sanderson, educated in England, praises American showmanship and plans to visit multiple fairs before returning October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Sanderson
Northumberland
Ayrshire
England
National Agrave Senodees Association
Cat ‘Bgandan, T
United States
Home
Scotland
Sanderson
Futon
America
Toronto
Ontario
F. H. Sanderson
National Cattle and
Ayrshire Breeders Association
Henry Steele
Bis Country
Thomas Whittacher
Body of Herbert Hughes to be buried in Sioux Falls
The body of Herbert Hughes of Sioux Falls has been disinterred at Port au Prince Haiti and will be shipped home for burial. Hughes was a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps and was killed in an airplane accident in December 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Sioux Falls
Washington
Herbert Hughes
Port -Au Prince
Haiti
Navy Department
United States Marine Corps
Court Gives Light Sentences to Two Men
In Sioux Falls on September 10, Lester J. Lori Mitchell and Michael G. Newberger pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and were each sentenced by Federal Judge James D. Elliott to brief jail terms. Frank G. McCormick, the assistant U S district attorney, completed duties as he resigned to become head backfield coach for the University of Minnesota football teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Lester J. Lori
Mitchell
Michael G. Newberger
James D. Elliott
Frank G
McCormick
U. S
University of Minnesota
Weather Night and Friday South Dakota Showers Likely
Forecast calls for a unsettled night with showers and a likely Friday area activity. Occasional thunder and increased cloudiness expected across the state with cool overnight temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Exiday
Maal
British naval relief work aids Dominican capital recovery
British naval detachment from the cruiser Danae assisted in clearing debris in Santo Domingo at President Trujillo's request. Dominican soldiers and Hilton workers joined in cleanup while British supplies were transferred to the local medical committee and relief groups.
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Santo Domingo
Trujillo
Danae
Yessterday
Pretorice Ce Owas
Bri Naval
United States
Tiedical Committee
American Relief Committee
Eleven Senators Will Not Return in the Primaries
A late September report notes eleven senators plan not to seek reelection, signaling one of the biggest senate shifts in recent years. Among defections are Republicans Baird Gillett Goff Gould Phipps Sullivan and Democrat Brock Tennessee, with several incumbents retiring or losing renomination as the party map shifts ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Senate
Pes Beeri
Ian Baan
Sesinaithalion
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabamba
Trun
Grundy
Pennsylvane
Simmons
North Carolina
Blease
South’ Carolina
Ransdell
Louisiana
Baird
New Jersey
Gillett
Massachusetts
Goff
West
Virginia
Gould
Maine
Phipps
Colorado
Sullivan
Wyoming
Brock
Tennessee
Tyson
Robinson
Arkansas
Norris
Nebraska
Cinzens
Michigan
Shappard
Texas
San
Repubican
Idaho
Republicangow
Republicana
Farm boy Elliott Brown showcases prize steer at state fair
Elliott Brown of Rose Hill Iowa, famed for winning the grand champion steer at the International Livestock Show in Chicago, appears among South Dakota State Fair exhibitors. He earned nearly $9,000 from the Chicago prize, paid off his father's farm mortgage, and plans to use the remainder for college at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elliott Brown
Rose “Hill
Iowa
Brown
Iowa State College
Dakota Farmer
Banner County
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Bon Homme
Marshall
Beadle
National Club Congress
St Louis
Morrel
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Wilson
Lampe
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Charles
Speed) Holman
St Paul Commissioner Sued Over Alledged Alienation Case
E Keeley a Tulsa Ohio oil company employee filed a federal suit in St Paul asking 75000 dollars for alienation of his wife's affections. The defendant Anthony J Conroy St Paul city commissioner of public utilities allegedly met Keeley's wife in Tulsa last winter while refereeing a hockey game. Conroy calls the suit blackmail and unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Tulsa
E. Keeley
Ohio
Anthony J. Conroy
Keeley
Conroy
Aviator Killed in Nebraska Plane Crash
Lincoln Neb Sept 11 An Air Service plane crashed in a pasture 12 miles north of Lincoln killing the pilot before spectators reached him The body was identified as Lowrey test pilot for Arrow Aircraft Co by Harry Sidles of Lincoln Initial log notations pointed to Paul Reeves as the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Here
Harry, Sidles
Lowrey
Arrow. Aircraft Co
Paul Reeves
Girl Makes Dress From Coat at Fair Suit Demonstration
An unusual girls demonstration at the Fair showed a small girl given a school dress fashioned from a coat and vest of ayman's suit. The garment, made by Swenston of Sisseton, was displayed in the made-over department and sent to school. Her teammate was not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayman
Swenston
Sisseton
Beadle County Corn Awards Showcase 30-Ear Entries
Mrs. FM Fenn, Beadle County superintendent, announced corn awards at the Beadle building. Prizes were given for 30-Ear, 20-Ear and 18-Ear exhibits in Yellow Dent, White Dent, and other dent varieties with names like Clinton Burnham Huron D. P. Wharton Wolsey J. W. Bigger and Ray Hedlund among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
FM. Fenn
Agriculture Department
Fenn
Beadle
Clinton Burnham
Huron
Co. C. May
White Dent
Carl
Gorham
J. W. Bigger
Cavour
Sauan
Ray Hedlund
Troquois
K. M. Jones
A. J. Moldenhauer
Iroquois
Jones
Clinton
Burnham
D. P. Wharton
Wolsy
Rudy ‘Sikorra
Wolsey
Henry Eckman
J. We Bigzer
Orval- Gorham
A. Wy. Blagetse
J. A. McNeil
Carpertier
Aroquois
Frank Gribble
Hays
Orvel Gorham
A. J.moldenbauer
Middenhauer
South Dakota Farm Bureau hosts federation dinner
A cluster of state and county agricultural leaders gathered for a federation dinner hosted by the South Dakota Farm Bureau. The event highlighted cooperative efforts among regional agricultural agencies and recognizing local representatives for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South -Dakota
Farm Bureau
Federation
County
Anz
Nursery Wednesday marks first season feature at fair
Thirty two babies entered the baby nursery at the fair with Mrs G J Barnes, superintendent. Mothers praise the service and care while assistants and equipment ensure proper feeding temperatures. The playground area beside the nursery draws children daily as all outdoor equipment is used.
Liquor Case Trials Highlight Deadwood Court Session
Rapid City defendants face liquor law and related charges as Deadwood authorities report on court activity. Leonard Gormeley convicted for liquor law violation. John Buckwan found guilty of assault. Arthur Kuhlan pleads guilty to riot. Harley Barnes charged with second offense of selling liquor. Historical proceedings reflect enforcement focus in the Deadwood area.
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Deadwood
Harley
Barnes
Rapid City
Leonard Gormeley
Yester
John Buckwan
Rapid
Arthur
Kuhlan Rapid
South Dakota Wheat Above Normal as Corn Prospects Falter
South Dakota's 1930 wheat crop remains better than normal while corn prospects declined in August after drought-break rain. The state’s durum wheat and other spring wheat yields are estimated higher than last year, oats below normal, and overall crop projections noted in the Agriculture Department supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
GR Gor
Lmenenow
Commencement Exercises for Spragua Hospital Nurses
Nine nurses completing a three year course at Spragua Hospital Nurses Training School will graduate tomorrow night at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Names include Catherine Elliott Faulkton Ethel Van denburg Conde Lucille Valentine Britton Vera Conkey Eugen Ore Delberta Clark Lily Vogos Verdi Alice Frevert Huron Mathine Kinsman Alpepa Zelma Schefsky Forestburg Miss Helen Richardson will play the processional and Rev. F B Lochridge gives the invocation. A floral and fern medley by Keiser is set with Lois Snyder on piano and Helen Olson assisting. G R McArthur will address the nurses followed by a vocal solo by Mrs. Bagley and diploma presentations by Dr H D Sewell. A student nurse quartet will perform The Bells of St Marys and pins will be presented by Miss Grace Hanson R N superintendent. Benediction by Mr Lochridge and recessional by Miss Helen Richardson conclude. An informal reception follows in church parlors.
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Ning
Spragua Hospital
Tommorow
Methodist Episcopal
Catherine
Elliott
Faulkton
Ethel Vandenburg
Conde
Lucille Valentine
Britton
Vera
Conkey
Eugen
Ore
Delberta Clark
Woonsocket
Lily Vogos
Verdi
Minn
Alice Frevert
Huron
Eighteen Planes In Ford National Air Tour Start
Eighteen planes led by Edsel Ford began the 1930 national air tour from Ford Airport covering 4500 miles through the United States and northwestern Canada. Seventeen ships carried officials and guests as Kalamazoo hosted lunch and Chicago hosted an overnight stop. Takeoffs were smooth and the winner will earn the Ford reliability trophy and several thousand dollars based on speed and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Detroit
Sept
LPH
Edsel Ford
Ford Girs
United ‘States
Canada
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Klopstad Hearing Lets Up in Death Charge Case
A man named Klopstad faced arraignment yesterday in Tam Bird Court on fatality charges after alleged vehicle collision that killed Bir. The Antalies jury presided as the case moved through preliminary steps in the September session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klopstad
Arnold
Antalies Juriea
Baral
Jeldent
Urban Rural Flies Debate Ends in Dismissal
Chicago municipal court refused to rule on whether city flies or country flies are worse in a case involving Steve Nichopolou Wea accused of exposing fruit without fly protection. An official argued country flies were involved but the judge dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. W. Datuon
Steve Nichopulog Wea
Hha
Health Department
Holman Thrill Pilot Draws Crowd In Huron Exhibition
Mrs Holman attended the show with her husband as the daredevil pilot, known as Speed, performed in a vacation stop not in his Northwest Airways work. Officials at Northwest Airways prefer him to avoid risky stunts while operating as manager for the Twin City firm. Neighbors call him a conservative pilot with passengers, though his private shows draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Speed
Holman
Mitchel
Mra. Holman
Roeker
Northwest Airways, Inc
Huron
South Dakota
Northwest Airways
Twin City Concern
Model Health Camp Exhibit At State Fair Public Health Building
A South Dakota Public Health association display features a four by eight foot model of a health camp and a two story house of health foods. Children from Camp Wanzer built the models showing edible materials for a diet based world health. The exhibit includes a carved railroad and a detailed scene with cocoa-like doll figures and oatmeal exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Public Health Association
House of Health Foods
Wanzer
Exposition Day Crowds Reach Record Receipts At Fair
Exposition officials report strong turnout with 43 000 spectators on the top day and first three days receipts near 51 090 dollars, ahead of 1929. Auto racers arrive for Friday's speed classic while 4 H awards and health champions are named. Grandstand seats sell out as weather stays ideal and performances continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Emry
Collins
Sioux
Falls
Schra
Wis
Abarea
Sig Haugdahl
Daytona Beach
Fla
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European Union
NEA
Hostas
Demos
Democratic ‘Party
Kingsbury
Bureau
Federatio
Entertain
Sewell
Garretson
Emer Mickelson
Lars My Nielsen
Kimball
Ethan Dairy
Scone
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