Three Men Die In Plane Crash Near Tulare
Tulare Sept 23 A cabin monoplane crashed seven miles south of Tulare while performing aerial stunts. Three young men, Roy and Floyd McNeill brothers and Sylvester Clayberg, were killed. Clayberg, an Avon, Illinois pilot with only a private license, guided the craft through loops before it dove nose first into a field near the McNeill homestead. Coroner A J Anderson said no inquest would be held.
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Havenite
Stanks
Tulare
Here
Roy
Floyd McNeil
E. le McNeill
Spiak County
Sylvester Clayberg
Avon
Clayberg
McNeill Harm
Garfield Township
Pathe
Redfield
A. J. Anderson
Walter Otto
Bart Miller
Floyd McNeill
Claybers
Huron
Rey
Bird
Police say officers framed crooks in deadly Phoenix robbery
In a Phoenix murder trial, former officers testifying said five police framed three men for a January store robbery and fatally shot two and wounded a third. E. L. Guernsey and Rudolfo Velez described how liquor and narcotics were used to spur the crime, with Velez now imprisoned for burglary.
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Phoenix
Ariz
E. L. Guernsey
Superior Court
Ray
Stanley
Shockey
W. A
Walker
M. S. Freasier
Guernsey
Walt
Freasier
Velez
Buyelars
Aged Landscape Artist Slain In Doorway At Home
Philadelphia report details the killing of 62 year old Frank Reed Whiteside an established landscape artist and art educator. He was shot in the heart as he answered a doorbell at his Waverly street residence with his gold watch and chain still in his pocket. police consider robbery possible though valuables remained. Witnesses say a shabby youth fled the quiet street after the shot.
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Philadelphia
Frank Reed Whiteside
Waverly Street
Whiteside
Fellowship of the
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Jane Author
Sketch'club
Knights Take Witte to San Francisco
Knights of Pythias officers Simmons Foasberg and Johnson escorted R. S. Witte of Milwaukee to San Francisco. Witte, past supreme chancellor, had attended the South Dakota grand lodge meeting in Huron. Sioux Falls lodge held a special meeting with Witte as honored guest.
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TM. Simmons
J. H. Foasberg
JK. Johnson
Knight of Pythias Lodge
R. S. Witte
Milwaukee
Witte
Huron
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Many Wish To Cross On Ship With M Donald
Cunard liner Berengaria flooded with cabin requests as Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald heads to Washington for a naval mission. Daily Express reports US travelers seek to travel with the MacDonald party but 73 percent of Berengaria cabin space is booked, creating a long wait for others and possible reallocation to keep MacDonald party together.
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M Donald
Cunard Steamshi
Arg
Beren- Satia
Ramsay MacDonald
Will
Washington
The
Daily Express
MacDonald
Missouri Pilot Wins Derby At Sioux Falls Aviation Carnival
Marshall Missouri pilot Barney Zimmerley won the airfair derby covering 280 miles in 3 hours 22 minutes 37 seconds earning 218 points. He topped Herman Hamer of LaSalle Illinois and others. Roy Liggett of Watertown won the all South Dakota race with 250 miles plus prizes totaled 5300, Zimmerley taking 2000 and Liggett 250.
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Sioux, Falls
Nwilge S
Barney
Zimmerley
Marshall
Airfair
Herman “Hamer
la’ Sale
Thor -Bronderslav
Omaha
Florence Kilfigensmitt
Far- Bo
N. D
Frank Wiley
Miles City
Mont
South Dakota
Roy Liggett
Watertown
Oscar Wincheslor
Jay Geenkan
Renner
Ralph Hopkins
Redfield
Pioneer Francis Ziebach Dies at 99 in Wessington Springs
Francis Ziebach, aged 99 and early South Dakota pioneer, died at his son J. E. Ziebach's home in Wessington Springs. A Yankton arrival in 1861, he led militia against Indians in 1868 and was possibly South Dakota's oldest Mason. Funeral services will be at the Masonic temple in Yankton, burial in Yankton Cemetery, with survivors including three brothers, a daughter Sar Ziebach, and his son J. E. Ziebach.
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Weslington Springs
Francis M.ziebach
Dakota Territory
Wessington ’ Springs
Bort
Ziebach
Yankton
South Dakota
Sirviring
St. John’s
Rodge
Te Ted
Masonic Temple
Zieback
J. E.ziebach
C. M.ziebach
Winnebago
Tax reform meeting to discuss state taxation changes
Roy Emry announced a Monday and Tuesday gathering in Aberdeen on state taxation changes. Twelve state groups will attend with Judge Baer and Senator A S Bogue among speakers. Lurking topics include budgets and government study, tax exempt property, and a joint banquet with the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce featuring Senator Atkins Wagroner Bindsey and other officials.
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Bart
South “Dakota
Aberdeen
Roy Emry
BW. Baer
A. S. Bogue
Parker
S. H. Davison
South Dakota
L. Allen
Cominidtes
Chamber Keller
Lead
Tax Conference
Six Arrests in Pierre District
In Aberdeen on September 20 six arrests were made by Deputy U S Marshal Walt for liquor offenses and horse theft. George Ridgeley and Mrs. Frank Hubacker, both of Pierre, faced liquor charges and bonds set at 32 000 and 1 000 respectively. Ralph Zachmeier and Mrs. Clara Schinderling of Harrold were released on bond after liquor charges. Ducheneaux of the Cheyenne Indian Reservation was charged with horse theft and jailed for naval trial at Hughes County.
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Aberdeen
Pierre
U. S
Walt
C. Go Whiteher
George Ridgeely
Frank Hubacker
Ralph Zachmeier
Clara Schinderling
Harrold
Whiteber
Ernest Ducheneaux
Cheyenne Indian Reservation
Hughes County
Navalt
Weather note with fragmented forecast data
Fragmented reader text notes a mixed weather forecast with hints of warmth on Saturday and partly cloudy conditions. Mentions of northeastern and southeastern portions are unclear and not fully readable.
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Ratte
Muron
Detroit Night Club Fire Claims Sixteen Die
A blaze gutted the Study Club night club in Detroit early today killing sixteen and injuring over fifty as patrons fled through a single exit. Firemen reported many suffocated or burned, with a crowded dressing room scene trapping dozens. Investigators found no incendiary evidence and questioned proprietor Marty Cohen and manager Robert Jackson about rivals.
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Detroit
Study Club
V'James Cat
James McGuire
Marty Cohen
Robert Jackson
Cohen
School Of Mines Shows Big Attendance Rise
RAPID CITY Sept 20 The state school reports a 19 percent gain in enrollment for the first week of its 43rd year with 373 students and hopes to top 400. President Dr G C O Harra cites strong geographic distribution with 118 towns 57 counties 14 states and two foreign countries represented. Of 877 enrolled 361 are young men 42 young women. One student from the Philippines lands and two from Siberia.
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Rapid City
G C. O'Harra
O'Harra
South Dakota
Philippines
Siberia
United States
Funeral for Mayo Adebar Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mayo Adebar of Huron will take place Saturday afternoon at Canyon's Del The Rev. FE Lowbridge of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate. Interment will be in a cemetery south Alpena beside his father. Adebar, born September 21, 1928, was killed in a car accident two miles north of Carthage Tuesday night.
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Mayo Adebar
Thage
Canyon
Ol ‘del
Lowbridge
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Alpena
Thather
Fisher Hooked For Breaking A Game Law
Lyons Nebraska September 20 P It cost IL L Shumway of Lyons $14 to learn the law requiring that fish be caught with a hook has a literal meaning A warden cited Shumway for catching a fish with his hands while vacationing near Columbus Nebraska last summer He admitted the act and paid the fine.
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Lyons
Neb
IL. L. Shumway
Columbus
Shumway
Athough
Huron to Get Radio Station Increase Sparks Battle
Washington Sept 20 A proposed move of station KDEY from Oldham South Dakota to Huron South Dakota faces stiff opposition as its owner seeks a 500 watt power increase The U S Radio Commission has opposed higher power and new stations unless applicants prove public interest convenience and necessity The move plans include moving the studio to Dakota Avenue South Huron and the application involves a voluntary license assignment to Albert Loesch and George Wright
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Washington
Spee
KDKY
Oldham
S. D
Huron
Dakota
KDEY
Girls 4-H Club Shows Increase in Membership
Fall report notes a rise in girls 4-H club membership and enthusiasm. Miss Sara Derwin focuses on women’s work, planning Christmas demonstrations and club reorganizations. Bee Hive Clothing club reorganized under Mrs. Willy Coperman. Redfield business meeting and Spink county health questionnaire review set next week. Hand county meeting in Miller September 28 and Huron October 5 planned.
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Sara’ Derwin
Bee Hive Clothing Club
Owith
Wily Ooperman
Dewier
Redfield
Spink - County
Susan Wilder
Brookings
Miller
Ous
Huron
Chamber of Commerce room checks ready for State Fair renters
Rooming bureau officials urge tenants who rented rooms in their home through the Chamber of Commerce to call the chamber and collect their checks. The checks are ready and officials seek to clean up the business as soon as possible.
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Chamber. of Commerce
The
Chamber
Senator to seek action to check crazy buying
Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota, chairing banks and banking committees, said Senate will study the credit situation after his return to Washington. He said Wall Street has gone crazy and prices are inflated, urging banking reforms to prevent a repetition of market turmoil harming business and agriculture.
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Senate
Committee On
Wall Street
Mitchell
Senate Committees On Banks and Banking
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Washington
Seustoy Norbeck
Norbeck
Senate Agricultural Committee
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Wall’ Street
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Sam
Senate Banking Committee
Huron Families Depart for West for California Trip
Dr and Mrs By Sprague and Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones leave by car for California with Miss Minnie Patterson housekeeper. Spragues and Jones to meet at Kari Reen Manufacturing Sioux City office. They plan to locate in Los Angeles and form corporations to handle truck business.
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H. Sprague
Sony Ballard
Ralph Jones
California
Spragues
Minnie Patterson
Sprague
Mr. Jones
Ofice
Kari-Reén Manufacturing Company
Sioux City
Tesimé
Los Ansales
Jax
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Los Angeles
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Missouri Pilot
Francis Ziebach
School of Mines
George Wright
Huron Banking and Credit Situation Radio
Huronite
Flowerer
Ilsy
Jjnclinet
Sotira
West
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