$100000 Sought for Volcano Victims in Alaska Coast
Special message to Congress requests a $100000 appropriation for the Revenue Cutter Service to aid volcanic victims near Kodiak. Reports from Cordova and Juneau say no lives lost, but Kodiak Island blanketed by ash with 12 to 20 inches deep in places. Governor Clark wires Washington urging relief funds for affected residents and evacuation needs.
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Crashington
9. C
Tutt
Congress
Gay
Revenue Cutter Service
Kodiak
Aliska
Cordova
Alasky
Revhue
Kodiak Harbor
Alaska Associations
Warluk
Chignik
Nuk- Hele
Juneau
Alaska
Walter EH. Clark
Kodak
Wodiak Island
Manning
Witess
Clark
Washington
Recital Pleases As Pupils Impress Audience
Wednesday evening recital in Bisnea study features Miss Helen Powers and Miss Hazel O Connor. Dora Butler presented two pupils with Miss Mae Welch assisting. Powers performed Beethoven and Schubert pieces with strong technique while O Connor offered MacDowell and Chopin works, earning praise for their artistry and control.
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Dora Butler
Bisnea
Helen D
Powers
Hazel O'Connor
Alexandria
Mach
Migs Powers
Beethoven
Schutt
MacDowell
Ghopin
Mendelssohn
Miss O'Connor
Ghop
Rachel
Salter
Schuman
Rosa Benedicta
Holmes
Miss Powers
Butler
Officers Chosen by Masonic Bodies at Deadwood Session
Deadwood South Dakota reports the Blue Lodge Masons Eastern Star and Masonic Veterans selecting officers. The Blue Lodge names include Grand Master Wim J. McMackin Central City and other officers from South and nearby states. The Western Star and Masonic Veterans also announce their elected leaders with multiple officers listed for each group.
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Mitchell
McMackin
Williams
Petti- Brew
R. W. Russel
Scotland
Jed Rugg
Rapid City
W. F B. Sargent
Yankton
J. @. Irwin
Gall Rapy
Reend
Re A Ivesars
M. J. Montgomery
Deadwood
Lloyd Yeager
Webster
G. 0. Goodian
Millbank
Erand Tyler
Red A. Jowler
Sioux Wallis
Samuel A. Brown
Sioux Malls
Western Star
Worthy Graud
Annie BF. Cox
Howwerd
Jos. A. Poznansky
Headwood
Graud
Yankton Hosts Next Meeting of IMASURS
Severe lodges in the state received charters by the Grand Lodge A K T and A M while in session in Deadwood. Changes in East ern Star bylaws and ritual were noted with past Grand Master jewels presented. Yankton is named as the next Masonic Grand Lodge venue, coinciding with a Birth of BLO Jolie lodge anniversary.
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Deadwood
S. D
Grand Lodge
Ma Bonig
Order of the Eastern Star
Harvey J. Sheay
al Andrei
Yun Toi
Brockway
Chamberlain
Lankton
Masonic Grand Lodge
BLO Jolie Lodge
Rivey Ny Peel Gray Master
Davenport
Sturpeis
Flag Day Observance by ELKS Lodge Honors Old Glory
The ELKS Lodge held a Flag Day program in the IGdeo room on a stormy Friday evening. Exalted Ruler Levings led the event with readings, music, and a flag history, concluding with “America” as members praised the flag’s enduring symbolism and pledged continued observance in Ells.
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Igdeo
Iutor Levings
Mae Welch
Ded Reige
Dora Butler
Genevieve
Laurity Miller
Washin
Dubussey
Liberty A
Kknigct Welch
Tipton
North
Retane
G. 8
S. Dalgety
W. RR. Ronald
Elks
Samuel Weip
Sylvia
Schubert
Weir Wis
Mannie McCommick
To. Preston
Preston
America
Miell
Hlks
Richards campaign returns show 5550.12 expenditure
The Richards senatorial campaign committee filed an expense account this morning showing expenditures totaling 5550.12. Also filed were the iH. L. Abel campaign accounts reporting 566.66 in expenses for the lieutenant governorship.
Children Witness Murder Case Involving South Man
In Sturgis South, Idwin South Mnavyd is jailed on a murder charge for shooting his wife Grace last Sunday. Prosecution says he then threatened the two young children aged five and under who testified to seeing their mother shoot herself before the husband pursued her outside.
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Sturgis
Mvs. Southmuisd
Funeral Held for Little Lad in Brave Floral Farewell
The sudden death of five and a half year old Jittle Jimone Wilwein after a coast accident prompted a large hometown funeral. The Episcopal service at home featured eight roses on the casket from boy friends. Relatives traveled from Sioux Falls Marion Junction and Bridgewater as Graceland cemetery received the remains. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Wilwein, is mourned by many in the community.
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Wilwein
Andrew Wilwein
Dewn Wiiler
Sioux Waly
Episcopal Church
Mabelle Anderson
Prentiss Wiatkins
Graceland Cemetery
Sioux Walls
Marion Junction
Bridgeware
Funeral Services for Mrs Spears Held in Aberdeen
Funeral services for Mrs James Spears were conducted Friday afternoon with floral tributes and a sermon by Rev W O Mair of the Congregational Church. Burial followed in Graceland Cemetery with Masonic pallbearers Samuel Weber JW Al Bidwell S H Scallin W Conyes J T Morrow. Mrs Spears aged 55 died Wednesday night after three months of nephritis leaving nine children. Her husband survives after 87 years of marriage. Aberdeen, S D officials report continued plans for a ten county institute with Dr George W Nash directing and a six week summer school to follow. attendance nears 500 with goal of 1,000 next year. Dr George E Vincent of the University of Minnesota concluded the lecture course Friday.
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James Seurs
W.o M. Mair
Congregational Church
Graceland Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Samuel ‘Weber
al Bidwell
S. 11. Scallin
W. Conyes
J. T. Morrow
Spears
Aberdeen
S. D
Joint Institute
George W. Nash
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Sunmmmer School
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Lutherans Hold South Dakota District Convention At Wentworth
The South Dakota district of the German Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and Other States met in Wentworth with about one hundred delegates. Elections named Rev J D Ehlien as president and Rev F Leybe as first vice president, among others. A related case saw Lamotte awarded 5600 for false imprisonment after a Moody County arrest, with limited funds raised to appeal.
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Vwreeman
South Cakota
German Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
Vreeman
Sihlith
Jehin Livesten
J. D. Whiten
Theo, Buenser
Concordia College
St. Paul, Minn
Pr. Streckfuss
Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Lil
N. J. Bakk
Cincinnati
Colored Lutheran Union of the South
J. D. Ehlien
Scotland
S. D
F. Leybe
Wolsey
I. Oberlieu
Wentworth
WK. Rudolph
Christ Guenthner
Freeman
Mission Board
G. W. F. Dodge
S. PD
A. Sauer
Winting
Bahle
Mr. Haar
J. G. John
Howard
Tie
South Dakota
Pure Food Law strengthens public list of adulterated goods
Vermillion reports the second list of adulterated foods and drugs is being sent to county auditors for publication in official papers after delays due to threatened lawsuits. Commissioner Cook defends the publicity law, saying it enforces the Pure Food and Drug Act and drives adulterated items from the market.
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The
Food and Drug Department
Iso
South Dakota
Cook
Fire Marshal Frank A. Graft to Retire in July
Frank A. Graft of this city will resign as state fire marshal effective July 1. He cites noncompliance by the South Dakota Firemen’s Prevention Association with a winter resolution formed in Pierre. Graft has forwarded his resignation to State Insurance Commissioner O. S. Basford after a lawsuit was filed against him.
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Frank A. Graft
O. S. Basford
Craft
South Dakota
E Firemens’ Prevention Association
Pierre
South Dakota to apportion over eight hundred thousand to schools
The June income fund is distributed across counties totaling 681 027.54 dollars. Counties like Minnehaha Pennington and Lincoln receive large shares while many others gain smaller amounts. The distribution marks the largest June apportionment on record and aims to support school funding statewide.
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Douglas
Wemunds
Ball River
Blaulk
Crant
Hughes
Wutchinson
Hyde
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
Tigmany
MaGaak
Silas
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Miner
Minnehaha
Moody
Pennington
Perkins
Potter
Roberts
Aou
Sanborn
Spink
Stanley
Sully
Union
Walworth
Yankton
Ziebach
PHOS
Ths
Last of Masonic Officers Closed South Dakota Convention
The thirty-eighth annual South Dakota Masonic convention in Deadwood concluded with broad attendance. Royal Arch Masons elected officers including M. & G. HH. P Charles A. Christopherson and grand officers. High Priesthood initiated 18 candidates and named new officers. Naja Temple closed the week with a ceremonial session initiating 30 Shrine candidates.
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Deadwood
S. D
South Dakota
Masonic
Black Hills
Order
Royal Arch Masons
Charles A. Christoferson
Sioux Falls
Wallace L. Hopkins
Watertown
R. EB
Grand King
Hubert W. Bartlett
Mdgemont
R. WW
Marcus Poznansky
Rapid City
R. BE
Louis Jacobs
Lennox
R. E
Geo. A. Pettigrew
Rev. Ashley
Cheyenne Agency
B. F.ives
Iluron
John A. Cleaver
Turon
Sojjourner
Chas
L. Brockway
Chamberlain
Royal Arch
Edward D. Brookman
Vermillion
G. M
W. W. Gorton
Madison
W. C. Matthews
Brookings
Geo. C. Stearns
Hot Springs
Erand Sentinel
J. A. Fowler
Sioux Walls
Order of High Priesthood
L. G. Levoy
Webster
B. F. Ives
Huron
W. J. McMakin
Central City
Charles L. Brockway
Harvey Jr. Rice
Grand Herald
Geo. V. Ayers
P. A. Brown
Aberdeen
C. B. Wilt
Mitchell
Grand Sentinel
Ll. V. Schneider
Salem
Naja
Mrs Mina Becker and daughters depart for Fargo visit
Mrs Mina Becker and her daughters Mrs Edwin Metz and Mrs Hugo Stern left yesterday for Fargo North Dakota to visit the home of Mrs Stern.
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Mina Becker
Edwin Metz
Hugo Stern
Fargo, N. D
Stern
Contested SD Primary Returns Kick Off Court Challenge
D W Bremer sues in Deuel County Circuit Court over a SD primary result alleging 27 sample ballots were used as official ballots in a precinct after polls closed. Bremer seeks to overturn votes and possibly win a state House seat, claiming ballots violated election procedures.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Deuel County
D. W. Bremer
Quickstad
Bremer
Missouri Tornado Toll Rises. Deaths Reported
St. Louis reports list 29 dead and 71 injured after a southern Missouri tornado Saturday night. Some reports peg fatalities as high as 40. details are incomplete with figures unsettled.
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St. Louis
Liater
Missouri
Army Appropriation Bill Vetoed in Washington
President vetoed the army appropriation bill in Washington D C. The veto removes Gen Wood as chief of staff and proposes abolishing the office. A companion amendment would set up a commission to shape general army policy.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Gen. Wood
Democrats 10 Send Aval Delegations
Pierre South Dakota will send two Democratic delegations to Baltimore. One delegation headed by Andrew Lee will represent Clark with credentials signed by Dick Juyons, state party chairman. The Wilson delegation led by T M Simmons will present credentials from the state canvassing board and settle differences in Baltimore.
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Lee
Simmons
Saloons Face Supreme Court Tests Across Counties
State liquor laws may reach the supreme court in several phases soon. Brookings county treasurer refused licenses after county commissioners approved bonds, Faulk county commissioners blocked bonds despite compliance, and Midland town authorities fight an injunction claiming petitioners lacked freeholder status and improper original petitions.
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Midland
South Dakota Bank Deposits Rise Across State
The report shows South Dakota residents added 2.686 million in deposits from February 20 to April ?, with total deposits on April 18 over 78 million split roughly 28.0 million in national banks and the rest in state banks. Savings accounts exceed 3 million and time deposits exceed 36 million. checking sits near 31 million across 68382 state and 102 national banks.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Man dies from back shot during arrest attempt
Aberdeen 8 Jaimes McMahon died at St Lukes hospital from a wound inflicted by Officer Dingwell last Thursday night while fleeing arrest. A coroner's inquest is slated for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Aberdeen
Jaimes McMahon
Dingwell
St. Lukes Hospital
Corone
Crop bulletin from South Dakota notes good rains and progress
The general crop bulletin reports cool cloudy weather with light frost in low spots and general rainfall of one to one and a half inches across the state. Small grains lag a week to ten days but show strong improvement, corn is backward in areas impacted by cut worms, and landowners plan to break ground for early flax. Overall crop conditions in South Dakota are described as fine.
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Huron
Bi IP Wate
Weardher
T4th
South Dakota
Miller and
Redfield
Ialient Pierre
Missouri River and Belle Fourche Refuge Jurisdiction Debate
The Missouri river and Belle Fourche refuge fall under state law with government restrictions in place. State authorities proceed to enforce penalties while government wardens cooperate with state wardens. Alexandria circuit court adjourned after a week with a jury deadlock in the Harold Henderickson rape case. Edith Nichols leaves for Parker then Wisconsin to spend the summer with relatives.
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Missouri River
Alexandria
Harold Henderickson
Edith Nichols
J. P. Jenkins
Parker
Points
Wisconsin
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