Cox Is Nominee For President At Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention closed after eight days and forty four ballots. Governor James M. Cox of Ohio won the nomination for president and Franklin D. Roosevelt was nominated by acclamation for vice president. Cox, in his second term as Ohio governor, is a newspaper man like his rival Harding. Ohio is expected to furnish the next president for four years.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cox
Harding
Democrats and Republicans clash over Latin policies and League votes
In San Francisco the Democrats attack the Republican platform on labor and Mexican policy while praising Republican demands on foreign affairs. They oppose reservations at Versailles and insist on US sovereignty versus League obligations, arguing Republicans would surrender national integrity.
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Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Mexico
League of Nations
League
Versailles
Bank Fails In Bon Homme County Shock For Local Community
The Bon Homme County Bank was closed Wednesday and placed under the State Banking Board. Once considered strong, the bank faced liabilities tied to Henry Wenzlaff and a large loan to Peter Magnusen. Wenzlaff disappeared. examination will reveal full losses, but depositors are protected by the guaranty fund and possible Federal Reserve support.
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Bon Homme County Bank
State Banking Board
Henry Wenzlaff
Wenzlaff
Peter Magnueen
Magnuer
Magnusen
Bank Guaranty Fund
Corn Belt National
Federal Reserve Bank
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Nearby Towns
Scots citizens joined regional Fourth of July events with picnics at Riverside Park Olivet and Sunshine Park. In Olivet Donaldson Bros aeroplanes entertained crowds while two ball games featured Menno vs Springfield and Scotland vs Freeman, with Freeman and Scotland prevailing in later contests. Tyndall fireworks and dances drew attendees despite rain. trains carried visitors to Tyndall for the evening display.
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Scotland
Riverside Park
Olivet
Donaldson Bros
Springfield
Menno
Freeman
Schlick and Pilar
Fry and
Fry
Hawarden
Bowery
Tyndall
Wyndall
Yankton
Tabor
Tyn
Fireworks Display Promises Despite Rain Storms
Hall prepared a grand fireworks show with large set pieces and sky rockets but rain spoiled some effects. Ta ysil managed the crowd well as attendees praised the welcome and day’s success. Nearby, Dr V Setana, Czech consul, urged South Dakota wool exchanges to trade wool for manufactured goods, a plan critics call flawed yet similar to current farm price disputes. Don Livingston notes wool growers store wool amid prices unsatisfactory, while domestic mills risk idle time.
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Hall
Taysil
Don Livingston
South Dakota
Dr V. Setana
Czecho-Slovakia Republic
New Republic
Exchange Notes From Tripp Ledger Visit
Exchange notes describe Em Reener of Gascoyne visiting parents Comm Lange and wife Christ. Frederick Sr and wife went to Scotland to spend the day with relatives while Myre Frederick stayed home due to illness in the Gross family. The American Legion in South Dakota is highlighted for its strong organization as the state placed second in a nationwide membership push, with New Hampshire first. prizes included silk colors for first and woolen colors for second.
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Em. Reener
Gascoyne
N. D
Comm
Lange
Christ
Frederick Sr
Scotland
Myre
Frederick
Gross
American Legion
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Marie Hanson Visits Sister From Scotland
Mary Krall of Bohemia was born May 29, 1881 and died June 23, 1890 at Sacred Heart Hospital Yankton. She came to America at one year old with parents, settled in Iowa, married Joseph Sluka February 2, 1903 at Atchison. Four children Louie Joseph Mamie Theodore. Survived by mother and three Krall brothers and many friends. Buried from St Leo’s Church Friday morning with burial in the Catholic Cemetery west of town.
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Mary Krall
Bohemia
Sacred Heart Hospital
Yankton
America
Iowa
Joseph Sluka
Atchison, Ia
Louie
Joseph
Mamie
Theodore
Frank Krall
L. A. Krall
J. P. Krall
St. Leo's Catholic Church
Zoa May Flavin
T. F
Mary Jane Hughes Flavin
Springfield
South Dakota
Dallas Center
Lews
State Normal
Misa Flavin
Kadoka
Addeline Garner
Blaine King
Harriet Margaret
Norman Flavin
Mr. King
T. I. Flavin
King
Raymond E. Dougherty
Misa Julia Newell Treat
Minnie Treat
A C. Warner
Congregational Church
Beth Provost
Clarence Talem
Miss Provost
Scotland
Chautauqua Week Opens in Tyndall Aboard by Fireworks
Miss Bertha Eade has returned home from teaching in St Joseph Missouri and will spend vacation in Tyndall. Next week marks chautauqua week with a six day course starting Sunday afternoon and ending Friday evening. Sponsors have pledged a larger guarantee and better talent. Olaon from the factory arrived to set up the frame work for the July 5th fireworks display, planned as a chief attraction.
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Bertha Eade
St. Joseph, Mo
Chautauqua
Tyndall
Olaon
Springfield Clergy Plan County Church Pulpit Exchange
Commercial Club members back a county wide pulpit and choir exchange among local Protestant churches with Rev Warner and Rev Coles of Springfield arranging an event for Sunday evening July 11. The Springfield Congregational choir will join Avon and Ty ndall churches in a period tone setting.
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Commercial Club
Warner
Coles
Springfield
Taylor
Avon
M. E. Barsonage
Tyndall
Rising
Scotlard
Wring
Federated Church of Tyndall
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Tripp Ledger
Marie Hanson
Joe Schneider
Tyndall Tribune
Springfield Times
Minnie Trent
Sioax Falls
Voon
Hell
Perkins
Bon Homme
Hope School
U. S
Flandreau
State Normal School
Cae Bank
THE
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
Prop
Scripps-Booth
Motor Sales & Repair CO
S. D
Goodrich
Marathon
J. W. Cisar & Son
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