Mitchell Opposes Modifying Jones Five And Ten Law
Attorney General Mitchell objects to modifying the Jones law’s penalties for prohibition offenses. He opposes Representative Stubbs’s plan to define slight offenders and cap penalties at six months and a $500 fine. He urges retention of the two year old statute's effectiveness and supports other Hoover Commission reforms with some changes.
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Cech. B. Dickson
Associated Press Stati
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Stubbs
Massachusetts
Christopherson
Pener
South Dakota
United States
Hoover Law Enforcement Commiss
Congress
Hoover Commission
Attorney General
Commission
National Wool Head Visits Black Hills Meetings
National Wool head Matt Staff, president, will visit the Black Hills for six wool grower meetings. The first is in Rapid City on April 11, with a second gathering the following day. Discussions cover the wool situation from producer and consumer viewpoints. Sponsors stated the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Lsid City
Matt Staff
Aay
Rapid City
Wdgeanon
Stak
Om Nations
Benny Building Leased To Gamble
The Gamble company leased the Benny building at 163 Datsoin avenue, former site of Atford's jewelry. Joan Benny announced a new front with a center entrance, a 3 foot rear extension making the facade 25 by 109 feet. Remodeling by Nelson Construction is to finish about May 1.
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Gamble Company
Datsoin’ Avenue
Benny
Atford
Joan Benny
Nelson Construction Company
State Legion Will Award Scholarships in South Dakota
The American Legion department will award scholarships at ten South Dakota colleges for boys attending summer camps who meet set conditions. J Charles S. McDonald said the effort supports civilian aid to the secretary of war and marks a notable initiative. McArthur Returns from Chicago business trip and visits Janesville with parents.
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State Legion
Sioux Falls
State American Legion Department
South Dakota
J Charles S. McDonald
Secretary of War
C. Mgt. C
South
Flint Firemen May Fight Flames Without Trousers
Flint Michigan April 3. Firemen face ongoing danger as trousers wear out and replacements cannot be bought until after July due to city charter constraints. Alderman Boysen warned fires could go unextinguished during daytime without new pants, despite a request for 293 pairs.
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Flint
Midh
George Boysen
Special Cap For Gusher In Oklahoma City Oil Field
Oklahoma City workers race to fit a $2,000,000 spring bonnet over the No. 1 Mary Sudix gusher as a massive steel cap and gate system is prepared to control a 700,000,000 cubic feet two day flow. Fire marshals issue permits and guards man access while the giant cap is anchored over the casing to prevent further spills.
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Oklahoma City
Mary Sudix
C. R. O'neal
Dentist Charged In Murder Plot In Arkansas
Bentonville Arkansas April 23 officers charged Dr A J Bass a wealthy retired dentist of Columbia Missouri with first degree murder in the death of a man identified as William Folta body found near Gravette Arkansas Folta allegedly paid Bass 15000 in cash and 233000 in notes for land in Mille county Arkansas 4 insurance policies totaling 200000 were assigned to Bass as collateral three bullet holes were found in the head Folta's mother said the body was not her son and she had not seen him in 17 years
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Bentonville
Ark
A. J. Bass
Columbia
Gravette
Bass
William Folta
Folta
Mille County
Arkansas
J. S. Combs
Edgard Fields
Mary Folta
Martinsburg
William
Road Maintainers Hold Meeting In De Smet
Kingsbury county road maintainers and crews gathered at the De Smet courthouse for a discussion on highway maintenance. Members of the Kingsbury board and state highway officials attended, with talks by Vernon J. Clark and local county personnel.
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de Smet DE Smet
Spesials
Kingsbury County
Court House
Huron
State Highway ‘Commission
Miller Jensen
Arlington
F H, van Mssel
Iroquois
PR. Phinney
Lake Preston
M. P. Lund
Oldham
G. G. Johns
de Smet
Mr. Clark
Fred ‘Schroeder
Charles Johin
Hetland
W. R. Bliss
Esmond
Japan Naval Conference Criticized At Open Rally
In Tokyo on April 3 a large open air protest led by the Black Dragon Society condemned the cabinet’s London naval formula. About 2,000 attended despite a holiday as retired admirals and generals spoke against what they called a national defense surrender. The anti-American sentiment and future Diet challenges were noted as realigned political tensions.
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Tokyo
Black Dragon Society
Shiva Park
Japan
Jimmu Tenno
Vins Orously
Ryohhei Uchida
Washington
Sciynkai
House of Peers
Presamier Hamaguchi
Baron Shidehara
Dorcas Society Plays Tonight at Church Basement
The Dorcas Society of the American Lutheran church stages a ten act comedy The Strike of the Ladies Aid at 8 15 tonight in the church basement. Edna McKenzie wrote it, Mrs Chester Williams directs. Cast includes Mrs Cheerbody Miss Sadie Razor Grandma Mrs R A Croker Mrz Taxem Pills Mrs O U Siver and others from The Ladies Aid.
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Dorcas Society
le Dorcas Society
American Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Edna McKenzie
Chester Williams
Cheerbody
Aid
The
Sadie Razor
Bethel Borkke
Marian Melum
R. A. Croker
Margaret Bmelumi
Mrz
Olive Egger
O. U. Siver
S. HM. Jensen
Melvin Jorenson
A. Stlrafus
Mamie Larson
Carrie Germs
Glenn Sears
Ima Whatnot
Carolyn Melum
Amelia Prunes
Margaret Jensen
Pranglla Prunes
D. Disrud
Otto Fichl Looks Dumb In City Job
Detroit diary reports Otto Fichl who works for the city health department being mistaken as a dentist by misidentifying him as fish. He carries a workers badge and lacks formal training while authorities describe him as harmless yet the dentist Kejna is jailed for practicing dentistry without a license after charging five dollars for a painless exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Fichl
Detroit
Mich
Health Department
R .Fichl
France
Keina
Denver death by own action noted in misc obituary item
Denver death by own action reported with relatives in South Dakota and California. The deceased formerly lived in Long Beach, California, and Denver, with three daughters and a son. The body to be brought to Millard Nebraska for burial under physician advised arrangements.
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Denver
S. Dy Millard
George
Spreckels
Jeff
Long Beach
Calif
Harry Spreckels
South Dakota
Police Report Shows Daily Arrests in First Quarter
A city police summary for the first quarter shows arrests averaging about one per day. It lists bonds of 1845 dollars, municipal fines of 3510 dollars, and fines paid of 1202 dollars. There were 12 liquor cases and 127 days of county jail sentences plus 111 days of city jail served on the streets. Two liquor cases remain for jury trial. Receipts from case fines rose 461 dollars versus the first quarter of 1129. Leading offenses were intoxication 49, liquor in possession 12, disorderly conduct seven, traffic violations four, and other counts.
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Anditas
Hut
AU Piins
Dick Haney
Mildred Coshun
Marcel
League of Women Voters
Potato Growers Group Forms in Black Hills
Rapid City reports the formation of the Black Hills Potato Growers Association with county representatives from Pennington, Custer, Fall River, Lawrence, Meade and Butte. Committees were appointed to study a proposed constitution by Frank Kriebs, Secretary of Agriculture, who urged collaboration to expand potato quality and market potential. Other speakers included irrigation engineer N H Chapman and several county agricultural agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Black Hills
N. H. Chapman
Idaho-Utah
H. M. Critchfield
Lawrancé County
A. D. ‘Ellison
Belle Fourche
Butte County
Oscar Hemastar
Permington County
Ed’ Handlin
State Department of Or Culture
Weather outlook for Beaserennd and Fall areas
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with slightly warmer conditions. A mild, warmer trend is expected across Beaserennd, Huron and South Dakota Fall region tonight and Friday with light winds and no major precipitation noted.
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Huron
Dakoota
Im East
Danforth Launches Primary Campaign Against McMaster
Sioux Falls attorney George J. Danforth opened his bid for the U S senate with a speech at the state fairgrounds Coliseum. He attacked W H McMaster for voting with a democratic independent coalition on tariff and for pursuing policies he said hurt Hoover's program, while praising Capper and Allen and urging a western minded Republican platform. He criticized McMaster as demagogic, accused him of aiding socialist enterprises and draining rural credits funds, and condemned Grundyism and McMaster's anti administration votes.
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Sioux Falls
George J. Danforth
Sioux Falls Atttorney
United States Senate
W. HH. McMaster
Sioux Falls Coliseum
Danforth
McMaster
Capper
Allen
Lima Capper
Hoover
Davis
Grundy
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Senate
Coolidge
Federal Farm Board
William B. ‘Wilson
Ware
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Rockne Called By Plane For Medical Consultation
ROCHESTER MINN April 3 7 0 3 Barborka of the Mayo chime left here today by airplane for Miami Florida to examine Knute Rockne to consult with attending Notre Dame football coach The hur ted trip was the result of a call figin Mr Rockne
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Rochester
Minn
Barborka
Mayo
Miami
Fila
Knute Rockne
Sind
Notre ‘Dame
Figin
Rocknv
Attempts death by own action but merry makers continue to dance
In Ohio April 3 7 a wealthy brewer's son Albert Krug Jr after asking couples on the floor if they wanted excitement shot himself in the left arm. He was on the road to recovery today. Dancers kept the night alive as the orchestra played a Guzz tune. Krug said he was tired of living. His father blamed a lack of sense of what he was doing.
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Ohaha
Albert Krug, Jr
Wev
Krug
Leader of Clark Bank Found Dead
Clark April 2 George Gein president of Ware and Griffin bank was found dead at his home yesterday evening. Coroner E E Headley ruled it a self inflicted gunshot, no inquest planned. Griffin, a Clark county pioneer, had long banker ties and previously ran the firm’s real estate dealings.
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Grifin
Reg
Watertown
Augustana II Semi-Finals Advance In Pi Kappa Delta
Augstana College men's debate team advances to the semi finals at Wichita Kas in the National Pi Kappa Delta tournament. Northern Normal and Eastern Normal women reach finals in one oratory contest. Dakota Wesleyan also loses. Harkness of Northern Normal is elected Pi Kappa Delta governor for the Sioux Province. Sioux City chosen for 1930 province convention.
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Augustana
Sioux Falls
Augusteng College
Pi Kappa Delta
Wichita
Kas
Speciel Dispatch
Argus
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Mildred Anderson
Joyce Gregory
Eastern Normal
Madison
South Dakota
Arthur Larson
Louis Anderson
Glen Mills
Eastern
Aaron Meckal
State College
Florence Newcomb
Mary Reese
Yankton College
Gnome
P. J. Harkness
Sioux
Sioux City
McArthur Receives White Gold Watch on Retirement
Glenn R. McArthur retiring secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce received a white gold watch and chain from chamber president George E. Sherman and the committee. The inscription includes McArthur's monogram and "Presented by Huron Chamber of Commerce, 2900."
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McArthur
Glenn R. McArthur
Huron Chamber of Commerce
George E. Sherman
Mr. McArthur
Stolen Car Recovered Hidden in Garage After Months
An April fool joke stretched six months ended when a car stolen in October 1929 was found in the Savage garage stored since October 12. Police learned the vehicle had been financed through Huron Finance with ownership details, and the owner Fred Knadel paid the $39 storage bill.
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Euron
Savage
Hopkins
Hand County
Pere
Froquois
Savage Garage
Huron Finance Company
Fred Knadel
Rae
Bodies In Debris Of Plain Near Philadelphia Blast
Explosions at the Pennsylvania Fireworks Display plant near Devon west of Philadelphia injured about 37 and left several bodies in debris. Firefighters were delayed by ongoing blasts as ambulances and police ferried the injured to Bryn Mawr hospital. Debris rained over the area and the plant, employing 200, sustained heavy damage. Emergency crews from nearby towns aided in rescue and stabilization.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Fireworks Display Company
Devon
Bryn Mawr
Benjamin T. Renter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trying Again To Contain No 1 Mary Sudik Gusher
Oklahoma City reports a massive oil gusher at No 1 Mary Sudik continues blasting oil over the countryside. Fire fighters and deputies guard the area as engineers install new valves. An earlier 24 hour oil recovery tops 10 504 barrels while efforts to halt the blast amid winds and gas danger proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mary Sudik
Oklahoma Ity
Indian Territory
Foster Petroleum Companion
Plans For Rushmore Opening In July Dedication Discussed
Chicago April 2 to 7 plans discussed for the Rushmore dedication and unveiling of the Washington head next July 4. Gutzon Borglum, architect of the memorial, conferred with John A Boland of Rapid City about the budget and the artistic aim of producing the best possible portrait of the first president. He will travel to New York and Washington after the meeting while Boland returns to Rapid City. Borglum seeks President Hoover to attend the dedicatory event.
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Rushmore
Chicago
Gutzon Borplum
John A. Boland
Rapid City
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
New York
Washington
Boland
Borglum
Hoover
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Bradenton
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bert Lynch
Rochester ‘Red Wings
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London
Nate
Broadway
Allyn King
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Merry Makers
Clark Bank
George Griffin
Valley Forge Military Academy
Milton G. B.head
Athe Academy
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