U S Court Holds Session in Huron First Time
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit sat in Huron, marking the first time a federal appellate session was held in the state. Judge Archibald Gardner presided with Judge James D. Elliott, as attorneys from the local bar attended. The session explained federal practice and heard several motions before adjourning.
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Booth “Dakota
United “States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Appeals Court of the Eighth Circuit
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas
South Dakota
Buren
Archibald _K. Gardner
Appeals Court
James D. Elliott
Sioux Falls
William Gardner
Huron
Gardner
United States Circuit Court of ‘Appeats
St. Paul
Omah
Knsas
St. Louis
Buron
Elliott
Gue
Ofurce
State Court
Pommiam Wee Usert
Cherles P. Warren
A A.mbertein
F P.matt. Coe L Crawford
W.W. Howes
Wm. J
Null
South’ Dakota
Mrs Helen Knapp Buried At De Smet
Mrs Helen Knapp a pioneer De Smet resident died after an illness. Services were held at the Congregational church at 3:00 pm with Rev W C Besselievre in charge. Her daughter Moo F Hamilton and family recently moved from De Smet to Sioux Falls for the funeral.
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Helen Knapp
de Smet
Eral
Lake Preston
W. C Besselievre
Knapp
Moo F. J. Hamilton
Hamiltons
Hus
Omer
Daughter Is Born To Former Huronians
Mr and Mrs George F Jones of 620 Twelfth Street Southwest announce the birth of their daughter to Mr and Mrs Gerald G Jones of Barranquilla Colombia. The child, born Monday September 15, is a graduate of Huron High School and Harem College class of 3 and is teaching at the Presbyterian College in Barranquilla. Mrs Jones formerly Miss Eleanor Greening and a former student at Huron College.
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Eleanor Greening
Huron College
Weather Forecast Murky Readings For Tonight And Wednesday
Fragmented weather note indicates cooler conditions tonight with a risk of frost in low areas. Wednesday looks warmer in some regions while remaining cool elsewhere, with varying conditions across central areas and northern portions.
Last States Vote In Party Primary
Washington dispatch reports primaries and conventions determining state and national candidates. Gubernatorial races targeted in Massachusetts Wisconsin Connecticut with Republicans and Democrats fielding nominees for Senate seats and governorships. Key figures include Walter Kohler, Philip LaFollette, and Robert LaFollette Jr., amid Wisconsin party splits and national race maneuvers.
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Washington
New York
Massachusette
Wisconsin
Didates
Bay State
Connécticut
Allates
Endidates
Delaware
Daniel O. Hastings
Thomas F. Bayard
Wet
Josiah Marvel
Drys
Philip F. LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Walter 3. Kohler
Masachusetts
Gover
Allen
John D. Devir
Malden
Milwaukee
Walter J.kobler
Philip LaFolletts
Whows
Fog Forces Delay in Americas Cup Race
In Newport Harbor on Sept the third race of the series was called off due to pea soup fog. At 10:20 the fleet was ordered to return to port as the postponement signal rose, delaying a matchup between Enterprise and Shamrock and delaying the attempt to retain the cup.
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Finderbiit
Enterprise
Thomas Lipton
Er Wivalzin
Newport
R. J. Enterprise
Vanderbilt
Shimrock
U.S. S
Kane
Newport Harbor
Sept
Harold
Malty Atest
Shamrock
Debits to Accounts Decline in August
Debits to individual accounts fell off in August as reported by the financial table. The article notes a drop in payments and stresses a slower pace of transactions across the period. Names of institutions or dates are not clearly readable in the fragment.
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Individ
Ducks Abound On First Day Hunt In South Dakota
Report from parties returning from opening day hunts in Huron and central South Dakota notes plentiful ducks. Tom Walls of Sioux Falls claims hunters are not at their limit of 15 ducks per party, while others report scattered birds near Grass Lake and marshes north, with less experienced shooters in the area.
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Tom ‘Walls
Siouux Falls
Ported
Viclalty
Hushtara
Selvig II Elected President at Augustana College
Seniors Selvig II of Sioux Falls is named president of Augustana College for the coming year. The announcement lists Monserud and other seniors among the faculty and students involved in the selection, with details truncated in the OCR text.
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Selvig II
Augustana
Sioux
Falls
Howard Selvig
Zimore
Minn
Wen
A ‘Claus
ee tane_college-for- a
Monserud
Eerie
Two Die in Iowa Rail Crossing Crash
In Rock Rapids Iowa yesterday, Frank Shattuck 69 and Beulah Tylver were killed when their automobile was struck by stock train near here. Oscar: Tylver was seriously injured in the collision. authorities reported the accident occurred yesterday afternoon.
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Rock -Rapids
Iowa
Frank Shattuck
Beulah
Oscar
Tylver
Nana
Creamerymen District Address Confusion Notes
Fragmentary OCR item shows Schilling Ton and Schiele linked to Creamerymen district with unclear addresses and a date fragment Septe 38. No clear event or outcome emerges. records indicate a possible meeting or filing note needing clarification.
Untangling a Patchy Ipswich Police Notice
A fragmented newspaper fragment from Ipswich on September 16 references Deputy Sheriff and strings of garbled phrases. It mentions music to soothe and a noise issue linked to a tapping sound, with unclear names like Orville Melton and a cited warrant being used in an effort to drown out the noise.
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Sherif
Ipswich
Abetiftnoust
Orville
Harrisburg Bandits At Canton Grill Harrisburg Bandits At Canton
Canton awaits sentencing in 1847 case involving Leslie Charter and Joe Davis for the Harrisburg State Bank robbery. Brown says sentencing not likely before tomorrow. Davis cooperates, Charter resists. suspects grilled by Brown and Sheriff Hokenstad after police nabbed them Saturday on a tip. Third bandit remains missing.
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Canton
Leslie Charter
Joe Davis
Harrisburg State Bank
Harry J. Brown
Brown
Omar Hokenstad
Harrisburg
Jormada
Taxia
Davia
Charter
Mubborn
Minatsota
Verdi
Sioux Falls
Aho
Hunters Open At Kingsbury Barrage Meet Returns Strong
Hunters from Spirit Lake and Lake Henry competed in the annual Kingsbury event opening this morning. Many participants returned with fine feats, showcasing county sport talent and the popular bunting display.
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Kingsbury
Spirit Lake
Lake ‘Henry
Undergo Mucy Change Are The Next Senate Event
Fragmentary OCR note mentions 1831 price and Senate context. No clear names or places readable. Summarizes as an unclear historical reference to a price and upcoming senate matter without verifiable details.
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Senate
Oklahoma City School Gusher Breaks Record at Yard
A giant oil well nicknamed Number 5 Holmes, described as history's greatest high gravity pioneer, produced an estimated 20 million cubic feet daily and forced Oklahoma City to temporarily abandon a school building due to fire hazards. The well endowment reportedly funded royalties and yielded about 15,009 barrels daily at peak, with an initial surge said to exceed six thousand public barrels.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma ‘City
Holmes
Oklahoma City School Board
New Bonded Warehouse To Rise Near Depot In Huron
A $60,000 bonded warehouse will be built on the Chicago & North Western right of way at Dakota avenue and Market Road by the Central Warehouse Co. The one story structure, with basement, 26,752 square feet, will be expandable to two more floors. Excavation to start soon under L. Al Groves, president of Huron Construction Co. The firm, led by local Huron men, includes Camden Rayburn as president and J. C. Burns as secretary. The project aims to streamline storage for tires, sugar, canned goods, oils, flour, and more, and to move goods closer to consumers.
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Chicago & North Western
Dako@ avenue
Market Road
Central Warehouse Company
Huron Men
L. AL “Groves
Huron Construction Company
Warehorse
Dakota Avenue
Camden Rayburn
National’ Bank
Huron
New ‘Company
J. C. ‘Burns
la Porte Gildi Woolen Mills
Reyburm
Twin Cities
State Railroad Commission
Film Actor Miltom Sills Dies During Tennis Match With Wife
Los Angeles reports that film and stage actor Miltom Sills died at his suburban home at age 48 after collapsing while playing tennis with his wife Doris Kenyon. The heart attack occurred five minutes after he felt unwell. physicians declared death. Sills, born in Chicago in 1882, rose from university philosopher instructor to notable screen abilities, with an athletic image and a swift rise from amateur to professional theater.
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Los Angeles
Miltom Sill
Tonnie
Doris Kenyon
Sills
Lon Cheney
Silla
Siil
Chicago
University of Chicago
University
Bromley and Gatty Fear Pacific Flight May Be Abandoned
Harold Bromley of Tacoma and Australian co pilot Harald Gatty warned they may abort the plan to fly non stop from Japan to Tacoma. Finances and mechanical trouble could force cancellation as the City of Tacoma returned to Japan after five hours and 1200 miles toward the goal.
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Bromley
Omimato
Aomori
Japan
Pacific
Tacoma
Wash
Harold Bromley
Harald Gatty
Pacite
Iam
Gatty
Truck overturn injures two men in Buron area
A Buron beverage truck tipped over at the corner of Third Street and Nebraska venue Saturday evening injuring two men. Passengers Joe Poellinger and Frank Blume were taken to Huron hospital with laserations and minor bruising. Doctors reported neither man seriously hurt.
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Third Street
Nebraska
Joe Poellinger
Frank Blume
Huron Hospital
Poellinger
Blume
Airfair aims at smaller deficit in Sioux Falls event
Sioux Falls airfair officials reported the second annual exhibition cost 15080.14 dollars with a 2568.56 dollar deficit. The chamber of commerce was notified and officials called the result satisfactory, noting attendance and finances compared with last year.
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Airfair
Sioux Palas
Sioux Falls
Thieves Take $4300 in Minnesota HoldUp
Three gunmen escaped with 4300 in cash after a late night robbery at a Minneapolis business. The men entered, covered employees with guns and fled with the money, authorities said. Police continued investigations into the holdup and the suspects involved.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
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