Tornado Hits Aberdeen Northern South Dakota. heavy damage and injuries
A Saturday night tornado at 8 40 struck Aberdeen and Frederick causing major property damage estimated at 351 900. One death, nine injuries, and about 40 horses injured or scattered. Telegraph lines, trains, and the Tri-State fairgrounds suffered extensive damage as residents brace for debris removal and repair efforts.
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Lana
Tr Erowids
Howsing
Arne Anderson
Have You Failed to Attend to Your Bonus Money
Ex servicemen and women who served between April 6 1917 and October 15 1919 and were honorably discharged may be entitled to the South Dakota Bonus. Contact nearest Legion Post or Adjutant to obtain an information card and instructions. If unsure, see Dr. W S Longstreth Sisseton SD for guidance.
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Legion
South Dakota
Legion Post Aid
Tle Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ovtohiorist
W. S. Longstreth
Sisseton
Turbulent storm strikes Redfield area causing major damage
A heavy storm near Redfield July 4 ripped a Chautauqua tent and toppled trees and farm buildings. Twelve autos were hurled into Cottonwood Lake and several farms around Tulare Doland Frankfort Muansfield Mellette Ashton and Warner suffered damage.
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Cottonwood Lake
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Frankfort
Muansfield
Mellette
Ashton
Warner
Presbyterian Church Notes July 10 1921 Morning Worship
Morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 35. All not attending elsewhere are invited to attend. No evening service.
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Presbyterian Church
Auto Accident at Milbank Injures 2
Mr and Mrs Arthur M Bennett of Milbank formerly of suffered an automobile accident Saturday night while returning from the lake with a lady friend A fast approaching car blinded by headlights caused Bennett to swing right into a bridge railing The car fell fifteen feet to ground below into a willow tree The Bennetts crawled free unhurt though shaken The other driver did not stop and Bennett and his wife are recovering.
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Arthur M. Bennett
Milbank
Bennett
Hospital Notes From Powell Hospital
Mrs. Arthur Anderson receives treatment at Powell hospital Mrs J B Crawford of Peever convalesces at hospital Mrs Herman Engel of Brown Valley operated on for appendicitis Saturday she is getting along nicely George Smith of Bossco township operated on for hernia Saturday Howard Larrabee taken to Powell hospital for treatment Tuesday
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Arthur Anderson
Powell Hospital
J. B. Crawford
Peever
Herman Engel
Brown Valley
George Smith
Bossco Township
Howard Larrabee
Organizing Ku Klux Klan to Fight N P League
South Dakota state manager Tom Ayres telegrammed Governor McMaster urging action against a Klan chapter formed to oppose the Nonpartisan League. Ayres warns of criminal methods and demands protection of people and property, pledging to fight any perceived threats to the League’s goals. King Eagle confirms Klan activity to oppose the League, while vowing constitutional defense and potential self defense if necessary.
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Sioux Falls
Ku Klux Klan
South Dakota
Nonpartisan League
McMaster
Torr Ayres
W. H. McMaster
Pierre
S. D
Tom Ayres
King Eagle
Labor Westeeye
Res
Jim
Nu Kluxers
Carpenter Hotel
Ayres
Jist Klux Klan
State Cement Plant Is Declared Legal
Pierre South Carolina July 5 The state owned cement plant legality was upheld when the supreme court denied a writ of prohibition by Edwin K Eakin to halt bond sales by the cement commission The court ruled cement and its products are commodities essential to the public welfare and that state manufacture distribution and sale promote public welfare and seek economic equality
World War Veterans elects leaders at Chicago meet
Two hundred delegates from thirty states attended the second annual World War Veterans convention in Chicago July 1 to 3 with six Minneapolis delegates returning today. Andrew G. Cooper was elected national chairman, Emil E. Holmes national secretary and treasurer, and a national executive committee named including J H McIntyre Carl Galvin and J M Levitt. A national bonus bill demand, civil liberties notes, anti Ku Klux Klan denunciation, and labor solidarity resolutions dominated the sessions with plans to expand the organization and assist discharged ex service men.
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Minneapolis
World War Veterans
Chicago
Twin Cities
Andrew G. Cooper
Sixth Street N. E
Cart J Galvin
St. Paul
Emil E. Holmes
Senate
Idaho
Kate Richards O'Hare
Bureau of War Risk
Bureau of Insurance, Vocational Training Board
United States Public Health Service
Ku Klux Klan
West Virginia
Heavy Rains End Prolonged Heat Spell Across the Region
Heavy rains Saturday night and Sunday broke a spell of the most intense heat in years. Monday offered a pleasant day as people sought outings at Rosholt Long Hollow Agency and nearby lakes. Rain returned Monday night and continued Tuesday, cooling the celebrations.
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Births Bert Mussetter and Jas Sweeney
A girl named Jas born July 3 to Bert Mussetter and a boy named Jas Sweeney born July 4.
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Bert Mussetter
Jas
Sweeney
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