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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1929

Page

5

K P Groups to Meet in Huron Grand Lodge Sessions

Thirty-ninth annual grand lodge sessions of Knights of Pythias and Puritan Sisters begin in Huron South Dakota on Wednesday morning with a joint opening and memorial services. Delegates include Charles A. Russell and J.R. Johnson among others. meetings continue over two days with leaders listed from Aberdeen Vermillion and Milbank and Milwaukee as supreme chancellor arrives.

Knights of Pythias Puritan Sisters South Dakota Huron Kuishts Castle Hall K.P Sisters In Labor Charles A. Russell Aberdeen Thornton G. Owens Sioux Pulls W. 4. Bauman Vermillion J.R. Johnson J. H. Monsberg Rae Carver White Rock Marmo Ison Sioux Alls Lya Pankow Sioux Fats

High English legal fees spark cost critique

In England rising litigation costs provoke concern from Sir Edward Parry and Lord Justice Scrutton who warn the expense burden threatens access to justice. Cases like a £150,000 quoted figure and a carpet dispute with $2,509 bills fuel debate on reforms and the split between solicitors and bar.

T.oxdon England Inn Edward Parry Justice Scrutton Court of Appeal Crawford Alexal Bill Counsé King's Counsel Reneh Atherly Jones Sulicitors Bar of

Romania Enacts Betrothal Law For Legal Standing

A new Romanian statute grants betrothal vows legal standing while outlining conditions for engagement acts. The law clarifies that breaking an engagement without adequate cause may have legal consequences, affecting future marriage considerations and personal vow enforceability.

Rumanien

Divorce Law Rewrites Punish Desertion and Property Return

The bill allows a divorcee to retain the spouse's name if she reenters marriage, but she must hyphenate with her maiden name. It criminalizes desertion of the home with fines from 60 to 60 dollars and may impose jail in aggravated cases. It also sets penalties for damages to a girl or family and requires return of presents under certain conditions.

Iolani Palace Rebuilding After Termite Damage

In Honolulu Iolani Palace is being reconstructed after severe termite damage. The interior will be rebuilt with steel and concrete replacing wood while preserving the palace’s historic role as a seat of governance from the provisional government to the territory. The palace, originally costing 350000 dollars, housed Kala kaua until 1881 and Queen Talluokalani briefly before 1892.

Honolulu Iolani Palace Hawaii Iavernment Departmenty Tio Kalakaua Talluokalani Republic of Hawaii

La Guardia Predicted To Win Over Bennett

In New York City Democratic primary battles centered in Queens with factional fights among Democrats and Republicans. Mayor Walker’s renomination and other Tammany candidates were seen as formalities. La Guardia on a Republican fusion ticket was expected to defeat William M. Bennett, who promised to close drinking resorts. Bennett predicted a 30,000 vote margin.

New York Queens Walker la Guardia William’ M. Bennett Bennett Nover

Harrisbarg Bank Liquidation Ends with 10.55 Percent Payout

The Farmers Security State Bank of Harrisburg has been terminated and creditors are to receive a final 10.55 percent dividend from liquidation, with total dividends paid rising to 53.96 percent. The state banking department announced the closure and payout details.

Pierre Farmers Security State Bank Harrisburg State Banking Department

France to Make Her Own Talkies

France plans to produce talking films entirely with French equipment and actors by year end. Charles Delac, head of France's Association of Cinematograph Producers, says the move will help restore national prestige after World War I and counter international casts dominated by American, German, Italian, and Russian stars.

G. Lankelaan Associated Press Paris France Charles Delac Association of Cinematograph Producers of France Delac M. Delac Tost Cinematogragh

Island war eruptions blamed on Ambrym volcano

Rioters on Ambrym Island in the New Hebrides clash as eruptions from the Ambrym volcano trigger blame and strain between opposing groups. Authorities report ongoing tension amid volcanic activity and local protests.

Pacific Australia Ries Ambrym New Hebrides

Volcano Sets Fire to Villages and Trading Station

After 15 years of quiescence a volcano erupts under the influence of a boastful witch doctor. Lava destroys several villages and a trading station. The affected natives, failing to persuade the doctor to restrain the eruption, turn to bitter warfare against him and his tribe.

Cano

Five Years For Leopold and Loeb Crime

The feature notes Leopold and Loeb entering their fifth year of incarceration for the Franks murder. It portrays the once brilliant youths now in prison routine, their estranged relationship, and fading public legal drama as Clarence Darrow’s defense fades from the case.

A Remnant of the Leopold and Loeb Case The Franks Slayings

A fragment recounts the Leopold and Loeb case with notes that two accidents marked the so called perfect crime. Police traced the killers after a pedestrian found Bobby Franks body in a Chicago culvert and Leopold’s spectacles led to them.

Loeb Leopold Bobby’ Franks Chicago

Drink-Crazed Man Shoots Policeman in Hayward

In Hayward California a 70 year old trunk buyer Joe Cataldi crazed by drink shot and killed Officer George Vierra and wounded Constable Al La Gunda after barricading his barricaded residence for two hours. He fled with police tear gas and bombs before capture. Cataldi allegedly returned home intoxicated and began shooting at his wife prompting the call to police.

Hayward Cal Joe Cataldi Truil George Vierra al la Gunda Nefshhors Cataldi

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