Rivalry Sparks Huron College Women’s Sports Plans
The Huron College Women’s Athletic Association outlined a yearlong program from September to June featuring hockey archery cards volleyball basketball baseball tennis and horseshoe plus yearround hikes and outings. Membership requires 100 points earned through practices in major sports. Officers include Mildred Brown president Evelyn Korzan archery manager Elsie Titt hockey manager and others from Huron Korea Kimball Scotland Portland Ore and Academy.
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The
Huron, college-Women's Athletic Association
Feld
Spo Fais
Evelyn Korzan
Mildred Brown
Huron
Madge Cotton
Helen Pasek
Academy
Vera Cotton
Elsie Titt
Evelyn Kor?gan
Kimball
Mildred Stone
Anne Holland
Scotland
Irene Goodlander
Dorothy ~Titt
Marguerite Whitman
Portland
Ore
Outing
Flandreau Girl Edits Rubaiyat Year Book This Year
Charlotte Adron of Flandreau is editor of the Rubaiyat year book at Huron College this year. She has school publication experience and will lead a junior staff including Elsie Titt as associate editor and Alvin DeBoer as business manager. The staff features juniors from various towns and plans individual pictures before group photos after Christmas.
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Charlotte Adron
Flandreau
Huron College
Miss Adron
Huron College Alphamega
Women's Athletic Association
Theta Alpha Phi
Elsie. Titt
Huron
Alvin DeBoer
Pol- Tock
Orville Hill
Willow Lake
Charles Filby
Highmore
Camilla Curtis
Lemmon
Ed Spence
Groton
Marjorie Frybarger
Henry Williamson
Winston Nelson
Ree Heights
Speakers at convention include Willard Tarver Ashworth Hawkins
A convention opened with speakers including Dr. Willard Tarver Dr. Sylvia Ashworth of Lincoln Nebraska and Dr. Karl G. Hawkins of Davenport Iowa as sessions continued today and the event closes tomorrow.
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Willard
Tarver
New York
Sylvia Ashworth
Lincoln
Neb
Karl G. Hawkins
Davenport
Iowa
Women Meet at Rapid City South Dakota Federation Convention
Delegates and officials of the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs gather in Rapid City for the thirty first annual convention. Presiding president Mrs D W Bastion of Ia will welcome attendees with speakers including Governor Warren Green and Christine Button Carter of New York Curre. McCullough of Sioux Falls and sculptor Gutzon Borglum are also slated to speak, with Dr B W Woodworth addressing Wednesday. The gathering adjourns Friday noon at Lincoln Park.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
D. W. Bastion
Warren E. Green
Hazel
Christine ‘Button Carter
New York
AS .McCullough
Sioux Falls
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Gutzon “Borgiam
Mount Rushmere National
B. W Woodworth
Custer
Earl of Birkenhead dies after long illness at 58
London reports the death of Frederick Edwin Smith the Earl of Birkenhead at 58 after months of lung congestion and a severe relapse. He prosecuted Casement for treason and helped crush the 1926 General Strike. Born poor, he won Oxford scholarship, joined Majesty's bar, and became Lord High Chancellor adopting the Birkenhead title and motto Faber meae Fortunae.
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London
Fredrick
Earl of
Casement
Birkenhead
Nan
Roger Casement
England
Oxford
Majesty's Bar
Dily
Frederick
Edwin Smith
Lord Birkenhead A Lifelong Legal Figure And Traveler
Lord Birkenhead wrote many books on international law and politics and once stayed teetotal for a year to win a wager. He criticized the League of Nations and opposed woman suffrage, while gaining fame in the United States after visiting in 1917 and meeting leaders like Wilson and Roosevelt. Born July 12 1872 in Birkenhead near Liverpool, his ascent followed an Oxford degree and early lecturing before joining the bar. American James Be Duke helped launch his fortune.
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Lord Birkenhead
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
E Mr. House
Aroasevelt
New York Bar Association
F. E. ‘Smith
Poe Birkenhead
Birkenhead
Liverpool
Oxford
Birsenhead
James Be ‘Duke
Dietrich third member linked to Verdi bank robbery
Dietrich is to be arraigned in Canton tomorrow on charges tied to the Verdi Minnesota bank robbery. Police believe he followed a path with Earl Davis and Leslie Chester, who pleaded guilty and received sentences of 1 and 20 years. Dietrich, brother of Walter, was arrested in Minnesota and connected to the case.
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Dietrich
Pang
Harriaburg Tabbe
Centon Tenter
Swanaville
Minn
Feezing
Canton
Mame
Collrse
Earl
Woe
Davis
Leslie Chester
Farewell Banquet for Bishop Lawler in Lead
A farewell program and banquet mark Bishop John J. Lawler of Lead Catholic Church as he moves to Rapid City. Local figures B C Yates and Chambers Keller will speak, with several hundred attendees expected.
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Lawler
John J. Lawler
Anhe
Rapid City
B.C. Yates
Chambers
Keller
SFB
Ito
Trans-Atlantic Route Stops and Stops in San Diego Phoenix
Fragmentary text outlines a trans Atlantic journey with a stop in San Diego then Phoenix. Mentions a route to Eli Paso Texas and an hour long stop. Fails to provide clear dates, participants, or organization names.
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Tala
Dianenne
Comte
trans-Atlantic
Tete ‘Gliport
San Diego
Phoenix
Eli ‘Paso
Texas
Buck Resumes Westward Flight From Indianapolis
Robert Buck a 16 year old aviator from Elizabeth New Jersey began a westward attempt at a junior transcontinental speed record from Mars Hill airport at 7 a m Eastern time He planned to land in St Louis to refuel then proceed to Albuquerque New Mexico for a night stop Buck aimed to beat Eddie Schneiders Jersey City flight time of 29 hours 40 minutes and said he was about an hour ahead upon arrival in Indianapolis despite headwinds He refueled at Martins Ferry Ohio then Columbus Ohio before reaching Indianapolis at 5 20 p m
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Buck
Indianapolis
Robert Buck
Elizabeth, N. J
Mars ‘Hill
Eddie Schneider
Jersey City
Schneider
Buckeft
Alleghenies
Martins ‘Ferry
Ohio
Columbus
College Songsters prepare operetta at Huron College
The College Songsters at Huron College have progressed well with the operetta HM H L M S Pinafore. Forty three women and twenty one men are in the glee clubs and Civic Chorus rehearsals proceed for a May Pow Wow performance in the college auditorium. Robert Bryan and Ralph Racks stray star as lead sailors with Dick Dedeye played by Donald Streeter. Town residents fill other principal roles under Professor Van Deursen. John S Wharton conducts the college orchestra while Mrs Camden Rayburn piano accompanies with Henry Gibson assisting. Rain is forecast after a red sunset.
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Huron Colege
Civic Chorus
Oratorio Society
Robert Bryan
Huron
Sailor Iover
Ralph Racks Stray
Donald Streeter
the Villaain
Dick Dedeye
van Deursen
Mussic
John S. Wharton
Camden Rayburn
Col Loge
Henry Gibson
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