Evangelist Aid Sought in Breach of Promise Case
Seattle charges against Minnie Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson claim violent love and refusal to marry minister H H Clark. Clark alleges Kennedy used alias Mary H Clark and proposed marriage to finance a tabernacle and gospel ship. McPherson defends her mother saying the charges are absurd and she will help.
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Seattle
Wash
Minnie Kennedy
Almep Semple McPherson
Stev. H. H. Clark
Clark
Mary E Clst
Reanly
Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson
Svangelist
Mimie Kennedy
H. H. Clark
Iva. McPherson
Sax
Portland
Obe
Aimee Sempla McPherson
Los Angeles
Woman Acquitted in Twilight Sleep Case In New Mexico
Miss Berthe Lips former head of New Mexico Girls Welfare home was acquitted by a jury in Albuquerque of manslaughter charges related to the death of 18 year old inmate Helen Haskew after receiving twilight sleep injection.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Berthe Lips
New Mexico
Weather Alert for Huron and South Dakota Snow Tonight
Snow or rain is forecast for Huron and nearby South Dakota with a chance of wintry mix. Temperatures drop tonight into Wednesday with potential light to moderate easterly winds and evolving conditions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Collegians Not All Collegiate Says GWU Dean
George Washington University dean Henry Grattan Doyle reports from surveys of 300 colleges that the modern collegian pursues higher ideals and better scholastic work and upholds a stricter moral standard than past generations. He will present a detailed report at the deans and advisors of men annual meeting this week.
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Washington
Henry Grattan Doyle
George Washington University
Association of Deans and Advisors
Textile strike widens across Carolinas with plant walkouts
In North Carolina nearly 1,000 workers joined strikes at three more plants. South Carolina sees 4,000 workers at Greenville, Woodruff, and Anderson still on strike, with conciliation ongoing. Pineville leans toward action as Chadwick-Hoskins mill workers pledge to join picket lines. Forest City Flor Eve s mills hold mass meeting after a walkout and vow 20 percent wage demands. Strikes claim two thirds of the 800 to 1,000 workforce.
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Charlotte
N.C
Carolina
North Carolina
South Carolina
Greenvvile Union
Woodruff and Anderson
Pineville
Chadwick-Hoskins
Floreves
Forest City
N. C
King Michael to Visit His Father in July Meeting
Reports say King Michael plans a July visit to his father King Carol in France. The meeting aims to let the boy reacquaint with his father after nearly three years apart, with Queen Marie arranging the plans in France.
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King Michael
Bucharest
Romania
Anril
Michael
Bled
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Carol
France
Marie
Mother Helen
Heana
Nicholas
Fate of revolt rests on moves of rebel leader Nogalms
From Nac o Arizona April 3 to April 9 reports describe Escobar advancing toward Sonora as Calles drives northward. The border war risks American retaliation and aerial gunfire, while U S cavalry prepares to move from Fort Bliss to Hachita as a protective measure.
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Nogalms
Ariz
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Sonora
Plias Calles
Sinaloa
Escobar
Nogales
Chilizahua
Sirplane
Juarez
Phis
Mexico City
Calles
Culican
Singloa
Chihuahuas
Igenetey Cardenas
Pulpeto Pass
Naco
Fausto Topete
Topets
EL Paso
Texas
United States
Fort Bliss
Hachita
New Mexico
William Lassiter
United State Army
Eighth Corps
San Antonio
School Board Members Told Of Responsibilities
RAPID CITY April. B C Giffen state superintendent told Pennington county school board members at their annual meeting that serving on a school board carries greater responsibility than any other public office. He urged regular consultations with teachers and noted the education department will study costs to help equitably distribute educational taxation. He recommended reorganizing or codifying school laws to reduce waste and clarify the law. He spoke in Custer Deadwood Hot Springs and Rapid City during his Alls tour.
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Rapid City
B. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pennington ‘County School Board
Achors Board
Giffen
Department of Education
Tax Department
Robbers Hit Synagogue in Chicago Seizing Cash and Jewelry
In Chicago on April 3 thieves roped 80 members of the First Romanian Synagogue Congregation, looting $7,000 in cash and jewels. Masked robbers frisked worshippers for nearly 30 minutes, while several members were able to identify two suspects later, with Rumazian vice consul Laurence Bungsideavn among those narrowly spared.
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Chicago
Laurence Bungsideavn
Rumazian
Impeachment Proceedings Resume Against Governor Long
Louisiana lawmakers plan to reconvene to pursue 19 counts of criminal official misconduct against Huey P Long. The House will resume testimony after a weekend recess and decide on trial dates while the Senate handles procedure and awaits further action.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Senate
Louisiana Executive
C. P Marship
House
James J. Bailey
Governor Long
Journal of the House
Road to Rushmore discussed by Black Hills delegates
A Pierre conference with the state highway commission gathered Black Hills figures from Rapid City Hill City and Keystone to push a surfaced Rapid City to Hill City road via Keystone and Mt. Rushmore. They urged route designation and an immediate survey to start construction soon.
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Pierre
Rapid City
Hill City
Keystone
State Highway Commission
Mt. Rushmore
Rushmore National Memorial
J. A. Holand
R. L. Bronson
Edward Mann Injured In Dakota Avenue Auto Crash
Edward Mann of Huron suffered a deep cut after his car hit the ditch on the Dakota avenue road south near Twenty second street when avoiding a southbound vehicle. Allen Walker of Huron escaped injury as the cars clipped the roadside. Mann was moved to a hospital and expected home this afternoon after repairs to the vehicle. Tourists from Arkansas continued on their way. The piece ends with a note about a fast whippet racing dog capable of 20 yards in 10 to 12 seconds.
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Edward Mann
Aiward Mann
Huron
Dakota Avenue
Twenty-second
Allen Walker
Mann
Menon
Arkansas
Rega Fe
Ol Magnate to Spend Summer in Washington Jail
Harry F Sinclair faces months in the Washington asylum and jail unless delays permit review. Convicted of contempt of the senate in the Teapot Dome case, he has 25 days to appeal while awaiting execution of a three month sentence and $500 fine.
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OL Magnate
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Washington Asylum and Jail
Supreme Court
Sinclair
Senate
District of Open
United States
Rover
Capitol
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Southern Cross Found Near Western Australia Coast
The Southern Cross, missing for about a day with Captain Charlies Kinngsford-Smith and three others on a flight from Sydney to England, was reported found on the coast 20 miles southwest of Drysdale mission station in western Australia. A board prepared to receive the aviators, though Captain Chater urged caution about the report's authenticity.
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Sydney
Southern Cross
Charlies Kinngsford-Smith
England
Drysdale
Western Australia
Derby
Chater
Northwestern A Professors Arrested in Mock Booking
In Evanston Illinois a prank by a clever sophomore led to an arrest book mix up. The student filed fake arrest slips for professors doctors and prominent locals causing anger and a chaotic scene at the police station.
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Evanston, Ill
Worace Hart
Evanston
Northwestern University
Clue Found to Bomb Outrages in Chicago
Joseph Gero, a confessed maker of dynamite “pineapples,” identified seven bombings mainly at Italian‑run fruit and grocery stores and restaurants. He named Fioretta as employer and linked him to Joseph Aiello gang activity. Louis Tufano was arrested for one bombing and linked to the same gang.
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Chicago
Joseph Gero
Cero
Veter Floretta
Cere
Cera
Fiorella
Joseph Aiello
Gero
Louis Tufano
Tulano
Publicist Frankenberg surveys Huron College for future support
Frankenberg of Columbus Ohio, famed in academic publicity, is in Huron for a week to 10 days to survey the college situation for potential financial aid. Dr. Royal Clyde Agney says data gathering will cover all newsworthy college aspects and may include a trip to Pierre to view the original site as part of evaluating Huron College’s future. On the return trip Lindbergh departs from Mexico City after a week with Miss Anne Sforrow.
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T. T. Frankenberg
Columbus
Huron
Royal Clyde Agney
Hurcou College
Y W C A Finance Drive Opens With Local Campaign
Y W C A workers begin the annual finance campaign after a prep meeting. goal set at 5000 dollars to fund city programs with 12 districts in Huron. Mrs Hifi leads as general chairman with district captains and initial team chairmen meeting at the Baptist church for daily luncheons and progress reports. Continued on page 3.2
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YW. C. A
8. R. Schuyler
D. W. Futler
F. C. Hocking
R. W. Labrie
J. R Roundy
Jennie Jones
John Wagelsang
B. Lloyd
J. H. Hay
E. T. Harris
Leonard Davia
A M. Chenoweth
A. K. Gardner
Heron
Britten Reports Informal Naval Talks Set for Summer
Washington April 9 An informal meeting of delegations from five world powers will be held in August to limit naval armaments. Britten chairman of the house naval committee says talks may occur in Biarritz August 21 or Geneva August 25 after the interparliamentary council session.
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Washington
Britten
House Naval Committee
Biarritz
France
Geneva
Interparliamentary Council
Revey
England
Brittén
Baldwin
Great Britain
McMaster Denies Corruption Claims In Rural Credit Talk
Senator W H McMaster defended his honesty on WNAK radio from Fankton asserting rural credits deserve fair discussion. He challenged Mr Lusk to publish an editorial detailing any specific corrupt or dishonest act he committed regarding rural credits, calling for transparency for every farmer in South Dakota.
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Fankton
Norbeck
McMaster
U.S
W. H. McMaster
WNAK
Governoor
Lusk
Chaplin Plans Exit from United Artists
Los Angeles April 9 The Exam learns from an authoritative source that Charles Chaplin plans to withdraw from United Artists. The move follows a discussion of a merger of artist owned companies into a $60,000,000 corporation with half owned by Warner Brothers. Attendees at the conference reportedly include Gloria Swanson D W Griffith Samuel Goldwyn Joseph M Schenck Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
United Artists Corporation
Chaplin
Iulo
Warner Brothers
Gloria Swanson
D. W. Griffith
Samuel Goldwyn
Joseph WM. Schenck
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Stolen Car Recovered and Brought to Huron
A Nash coach stolen from Jasper Minnesota was recovered near Esmond and driven to Huron by Police Chief W. Hopkins after the owner, notified by telephone, requested the return. Esmond resident F. Timm reported the abandoned vehicle location, linking the plate B 205156 to the theft.
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Jasper
Minn
Huron Thiat
Esmond
W. Hopkins
Huron
F. ¥. Timm
Hopkins
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