Labor Leaders Jailed After North Carolina Raid
In Charlotte on September 13 eight labor leaders were jailed after police found arms and ammunition at their home during a raid linked to liquor searches. A seized automobile was tied to illicit transportation amid broader charges of kidnapping and assault in North Carolina textile centers.
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Nations pick American bankers for Bank of International Settlements
Jackson Reynolds of First National Bank of New York and Melvin Traylor of First National Bank of Chicago are named American representatives on sub committees for drafting statutes of the Bank for International Settlements. They will sail to Brussels to meet appointees from other nations, with formal announcements pending.
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Times
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First National Bank of Chicago
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Bank of International Settlements
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Indian Hills Country Club
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Tragedy at Carroll Airport Dedication Turn
Two killed when plane struck a pylon during Carroll Iowa airport dedication. Pilot Thomas P. Craig of Des Moines and passenger Faith West, 19, of Farlin, were killed. Passenger Jowe Farrel, 3, and student James Farrel remain hospitalized as wreckage was cleared.
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Thomas P. Craig
Mel Moines
Faith West
Farlin
Jowe
St. Anthony's Hospital
James Farrel
Parlin
Dived to Earth in Flight Crash Involving Pilot and Passengers
An aircraft failed to gain altitude after takeoff and struck a pylon, sending the pilot Craig and two passengers to the ground. The pilot suffered a tired skull and possible internal injuries, and his condition is described as iberlong.
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Craig
Iowa Bank Joins Bancorporation in Des Moines
Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company announces affiliation with Northwest Bancorporation. Combined resources exceed 320 million dollars. Transaction to be via mutual stock exchange. Des Moines bank becomes one of the top four in the parent group. Other Iowa members include Livestock National Bank Sioux City and First National Bank Mason City.
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Iowa ‘Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
Northwest Bank Corporation
J. & Thompson
Bancorporation
Clyde E. Brenton
Des Moiney Institution
Towa
Baycorporation
Livestock National Bank of
Sioux City
First National Bank of
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Nebraska
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Proposal for Lewis and Clark Highway Route
The proposal to designate a Lewis and Clark Highway was presented by E. Cox, a Tennessee archaeologist and president of the Meriwether Lewis Memorial Association. The plan would trace the expedition route as closely as possible along existing highways and seek cooperation from Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and North Dakota. Cox and W. I. Eagle left for Bismarck to obtain North Dakota's support and to invite South Dakota to place a memorial marker at Captain Lewis’s grave near Nashville.
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South Dakota
Pre E. Cox
Tennessee
Cox
Meriwether Lewis Memorial Association
Night air route to link St Louis to Omaha via KC and St Joseph
Postmaster General Brown announced establishment of nocturnal air rail service starting October 1 on the St Louis Kansas City Omaha route with St Joseph added as a stop. The night operation will be handled by the contractor tying the day route, and the air distance between St Louis and Omaha is 406 miles.
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Cieneral Brown
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Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
Senate panel to probe Shearer case on Geneva fallout
A three member Senate committee prepared to investigate William Shearer and alleged private party interference in the 1927 Geneva naval talks. Hearings target Shearer and executives from three U.S. shipbuilders amid claims of a $50000,000 fee. The panel will subpoena executives and open public testimony mid next week as Justice Department progress is awaited.
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Senate
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William 3. Shearer
Apple
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California
Investigatins Committee
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Shearer
Robinson
Arkansas
Allen
Kansas
Congress
Uma
Department of Justice
Hoover
Wool from Rock and Slag Gets Use as Insulating Material
Washington report notes water from rock yields a miracle product not for fabric but as insulation. J R Thoenen, mining engineer, explains slag and rock wool form from molten material drawn into fine glassy tails used as loose insulation or compressed into blankets.
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Washington
J. R. Thoenen
Atmos
Weather summary with temperatures and forecasts
Temperatures show current readings and historical highs and lows for September. Forecasts call for fair, cool conditions across the region tonight and Saturday with frost possible in northern areas. South Dakota and Minnesota expect fair skies with a slight cool down and frost in northern portions. Iowa also expects fair weather with cooler temperatures and potential frost.
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West Portion
North
Minnesota
Iowa
Jomney
Sooley
Road Report Sioux Walls Gives Clear Conditions
Road report notes Sioux Walls 54 degrees with a high of 70 and a low of 45. Visibility is good with no precipitation. Road conditions read as clear and safe for travel.
Feels Best in Twenty Years Health Improve with Sargon
Fred Melrose of Minneapolis reports dramatic health gains after two years of stomach trouble and fatigue. He says digestion improved, breath and energy restored, and he now eats heartily with renewed strength, praising Sargon and recommending it to friends.
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Sargon
Saigon
Fred Melrose
Seymour Ave
Minneapolis
Longstaff Drug Co
Cornerproz
Gents
Weather notes and local graduates join colleges
Weather data for M0ne Aberdeen Yankton Huron Rapid City Brookings Pierre Mitchell lists temperatures and rain, with roads status. The piece notes last year graduates from Lake Preston enrolling at Yankton College, Augsustana, St Olaf, Madison Normal, and secretarial courses in Sioux Falls. Named individuals include Howard Swartz, Margaret Larson, Marion Larson, Vernice Gundersen, Alice Koppered, Inger Field, Agnes Nelson, Edward Eid, Hang Spuda, Katie Scott, Ruth Jones, Irene Jones, Marva Keith, and Allie Shanka.
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Lake Preston
Howard Swartz
Margaret Larson
Marion Larson
Vernice Gundersen
Yankton College
Alice Koppered
Inger Field
Agnes S. Nelson
Augustana College
Edward Eid
Hang Spuda
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Katie Scott
Ruth Jones
Irene Jones
Madison Normal
Marva Keith
Allie Shanka
Sioux Falls
Lake Preston students join college call across nation
Lake Preston reports regional youth answer the college campus call as September marks a surge of students leaving for higher education. The article notes participation by several local pupils responding to the nationwide push for college attendance.
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Lake Preston
State Bank of Humboldt pays fourth dividend of 10 percent
Creditors of the State Bank of Humboldt are receiving a fourth dividend of 10 percent, raising total dividends since suspension to 55 percent, announced by the state banking department on September 13.
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State Bank of
Humboldt
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