Five States Name Nominees in Party Primaries and Conventions
The Associated Press reports Georgia Democrats nominated two senatorial candidates and Delaware Republicans named Attorney General Reuben Satterthwaite Jr. to replace Rep. Robert G. Houston. Gay, Richard B. Russell Jr. conceded Georgia victory to Charles R. Crisp. Walter F. George renominated. Arizona renominated Hayden and Douglas. Washington Republicans renominated Wesley L. Jones. Ralph Harr defeated in Seattle district. Michigan renominated its Republican and one Democratic incumbents in the house.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Delaware
Republicans’ Convention
Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr
Robert G. Houston
Gay
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Charles R. Crisp
William J. Harris
Walter F. George
Colorado
Alya B. Adama
Karl
Schuyler
Carl Hayden
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Ralph Harr
Seattle
John F. Miller
Michigan
Deny Change In Insurance Rates In South Dakota
Pierre Sept 15 The state insurance department announced that requested changes in workmen compensation insurance rates in South Dakota were denied. Stock companies sought an 8.2 percent increase and non stock groups asked a 13 percent reduction. The department found the proposals unjustified. Premium income was 295 196.78 in 1930 and 243 162.04 in 1931 with losses of 165 482 and 125 898 4 respectively.
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South
Dakota
Unusual Violin Shown At State Fair By Blind Miner
John Pettingill, a Homestake gold miner who lost his sight in an underground explosion, crafted a spruce and imported maple violin after studying Braille at the state school for the blind. Now aged about 30 at the time of his accident, he turned to violin making, rug weaving, and basketry. the instrument on display at the South Dakota fair was played by John Wharton of Huron.
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South Dakota
Tlird Booth
John Pettingill
Homestake
Black Hills
Pettinhill
State School For the Blind
Pettingill
John Wharton
Fae Huron
College music teacher praised for unusual singing tone
Mrs Pettingill, aged 4, is profiled as a poultry manager in Oregon while continuing to make violins, noted for a distinct singing tone quality this week.
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L College School of Music
Mrc. Pettingill
Oregon
Sorenson Wins Dairy Butter Championship at South Dakota State Fair
Sorenson of Arlington claimed the creamery butter title in the dairy division with a score of 945, besting A M Helgas of Volga and Roy Simonds of Aberdeen. Farm dairy butter, factory cheese, and poultry winners were also honored at the fair, including Huron entries and multiple firsts in ducks and pigeons.
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Arlington
H. C. Sorenson
A. M. Helgas
Volga
Roy Simonds
Aberdeen
M. Gold Medal Dairy
Huron
O. H. Benning
White
Scotland Creamery
Scotland
George Stahly
Frank Feser
Claremont
William Barthrope
W. Stahly
Art
Floyd Peterson
Ethan Dairy Products Company
Jennie Peterson
Menno
Wylie Ganger
Clear Lake
S. C. Mernaugh
Letcher
W. C. Gagnon
Anderson Creamery
Miller
J. L. Jensen
Kimball
Hutter
G. Paul Pitt
Watertown
Rock and Old Pen
Roteamers Hatchery
Webster
Pullet
P. Larson
Beresford
Otto Baseler
Frankfort
C. L. Chase
Willow Lake
Yourz Pen
George Lamm
Philip
Turkey
H. K. Glazier
A. C. Schultz
Doland
Mamie Whitehead
Sioux Falls
Elizabeth Hitze
Kenneth Moore
Ken H. P. Larson
Falmer Wickie
Huxon
North Dakota Bank Robbery Bandits Hunted After Abduction
Two men abducted three bankers during a $1000 raid in North Dakota and Minnesota. Cashier Herbert Nash was forced to ride atop the car’s minning board to deter gunfire, while President Carl Anderson sat in the rear. The bandits pushed out the victims after driving three miles.
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N. D. Hunt Hatton
N. D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Herbert Nash
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Carl Anderson
G. M. Olson
More Bodies Plucked From East River After Ferry Explosion
The East River has yielded 23 more bodies, bringing the known dead to 68 from last Friday’s explosion that shattered an old wooden ferry carrying Manhattan workers to a Rikers Island construction site. Investigations are underway.
Huron college elects class officers for four classes
The morning assembly chose class leaders across four classes. Senior Walter Nelson heads the senior class with Del mar Gibbs as vice president and Kenneth Siem as secretary treasurer. Verl Lewis will sit on the board of control. Junior officers include Arthur Walner and Marjorie Brown. Sophomore leaders are John Pasek Ted Emmett George Starling Milo ouel. Freshman officials are Kenneth Moffat Herbert Christen Maynard Neirmeyer Charles Koonz. The new board of control meets at 7:00 tonight, chaired by President Harold Lamb.
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Huron College
Walter Nelson
Guida
Delmar Gibbs
Huron
Kenneth Siem
Vienna
Verl Lewis
Miller
Board of Control
Arthur Walner
Frankfort
Majorie Brown
Noma Shade
Redfield
Lewis Terpstra
Doland
John Pasek
Ted Emmett
Prowser
Wash
George Starling
Milo ¥Ouel
Huo
Coach Parker highlights Pow Wow Day committee appointments
The article lists committee chairs announced by Coach Parker for Pow Wow Day. Advertising Delmar Gibbs finance Arthur Walner parade Kerneth Hill and Woodrow Heckle ceremony Vera Cotton costumes Esther Christiansen storms Harold Dukelow and Everett Butz. Herald Lamb referenced in football context.
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Ers Delmar Gibbs
Ed Ring
Parker
Herald Lamb
Delmar Gibbs
Arthur Walner
Kerneth Hill
Woodrow Heckle
Vera Cotton
Esther Christiansen
Harold Dukelow
Everett Butz
Capone's Car Attracts Visitors At State Fair Exhibit
The Rubin and Cherry Shows present Capone's Cadillac at the State Fair exhibit. The nine passenger sedan features bullet proof steel and lead, armor plating, smoke screens, and secret compartments. The car weighs about 9100 pounds and gets between 3 and 3 1 2 miles per gallon. An on site lecture describes its history as a gangster relic from Al Capone in federal prison.
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al Capone
Chicago
Fede
Atlanta
Cherry
Young Artists To Feature Readings And Concerts At Fair
J C Lindbergh will read his own poems at 11 O clock during the state fair program while the Young Artists club of Huron hosts a morning feature. Aberdeen's Prof George A Bough ton and his wife Saga Collin give a violin and piano recital with selections by Sara sati Pugnani Dvorak and Wieniawski. Mrs Eva Schwartz Redfield and Miss Besse Stackpole provide contralto and piano accompaniments in a diverse day of performances.
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J. C. Lindbergh
Young Artists Club of
Huron
Perry Clifford
Creshard
Clifford
George A. Boughton
Saga Collin
Sarasati
Pugnani
Pugnani's “Praeludium and Altegra” and Dvorak
Kreisler
Wieniawski
Boughton
Brookings College
Sioux Falls Music College
Minnie Brown
Watertown
Art Selon
Taos
N. M
Brown
Veteran Revenue Office Employee Dies in Aberdeen
Martin F Cavanaugh aged 52 died of a heart attack in Aberdeen last night after a 17 year career with the internal revenue office. He is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Revenue Office
Aberdeen
Martin F Cavanaugh
Internal Revenue Office
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