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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1930

Page

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Beadle 4-H Rally Draws 300 Youths To Huron Hotel

More than 300 Beadle county 4-H youths gathered at the Marvin Hughitt hotel in Huron for a daylong rally directed by Horticulture district club agent H. H. DeLong. The event, first of its kind in the county, featured talks by state club leader M. Jones and local leaders on aims, projects, and upcoming summer activities.

Huron Beadle County Marvin Hughitt Elks H. H. DeLong Faulkton M. Jones Huyen Brookings Jones Myers Paul K. Myers Huron Chamber of Commerce FR. A. Cave R. A. Cave Sara L. Dewing

Stitchell Captures First and Second at State Declamatory

Stitchell sent two contestants to the state declamatory event and won a first and second place. Delbert Eager took first in oratorical, Sara Saxe earned second in dramatic. Other winners included Eumorous Valda Tucker, Jane McDowell of Aberdeen, and Ollermar of Yankton. Professor C. E. Lyon judged the 135 top high school speakers, with two elimination rounds determining finalists.

Stitchell Ritchell Delbert Eager Sara Saxe Eumorous Valda Tucker Geddas Jane McDowell Aberdeen Sees Ee Ollermar Yankton Cleon Reidinger Tyndall C. E. Lyon 2 University

Weather Forecast Fragments for South Dakota and Surroundings

Fragmented forecast notes show mainly cloudy tonight with showers possible and a cooler weekend ahead. Mentions of partly cloudy conditions and colder Sunday appear alongside garbled place names and stray terms for surrounding regions.

Huron South Dakota

Clothes Closet Causes Dignity Fluster At Ritz

In London a wardrobe closet in Ambassador Morrow's Ritz suite led to an awkward incident as he and his staff mistook a closet door for an exit during talks on the naval treaty draft. H W Malkin, legal adviser to the foreign office, joined the episode when he wandered into the closet and had to extricate himself from the overcoats.

London Ambassador Morrow Ritz Hotel Foreign Office H.W. Malkin Mr. Morrow

Rains Ease Heat Across Central South Dakota and Midwest

Scattered showers eased a persistent heat wave across the Central South Dakota region and the Midwest. Temperatures weakened from day highs near 90s to the low 70s in Chicago, with light rains improving soil moisture and reducing dust as forecasts call for unsettled, showery weather across Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas.

South Dakota Huron Chicago Middle West Cedar Rapids Iowa Indiana Shueyville Solon Kansas City Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Independence Salina Topeka

Bombs Explode in Bombay Rail Station During National Week

Two bombs exploded in Bombay this morning injuring two in the third class waiting room at Byculla and on a suburb train near Musjid. Police investigate as nationalist volunteers rally across the city. The Indian National Congress calls for nonviolence during the upcoming grand procession closing National Week.

Bombay India Byculla Musijid Galt The India National Congress

Abolition Of Competitive Naval Building Seen As Result Of Parley

President Hoover hails London Conference as ending competitive naval building and saving about 2.59 billion dollars. He forecasts funds redirected to productive enterprise, boosting world prosperity, and notes substantial U S Britain and Japan gains. He cites six year savings, reduced tonnage, and parity goals across battleships cruisers destroyers and submarines.

Hoover London Washington United States Geneva Great Britain Japan

Boy's Condition Improves After Hit and Run

WOONSOCKET April 12 A 13 year old Woonsocket boy OL Forcier injured in a hit and run Wednesday night shows marked improvement doctors say he has fewer comas period and began recognizing his mother Today he conversed with parents and his rational periods increased Clarence Anderson of Sioux Falls arrested after the accident waived preliminary hearing and was bound over on a 1000 bond charged with failing to report driving while intoxicated and reckless driving Authorities say Anderson denies striking the youth and is trying to clear himself with Woonsocket authorities

Woonsocket OL Forcier Young Forcier C. B. Demery Clarence ©. Anderson Sioux Falls L. ‘L. Laywson Anderson Sion Falls Thursda Erday Antrom Fallsderson Hess Woonsocket

Three Die In Haven Farm Tragedy

At a farmhouse four miles southwest of Haven a family of Miller died in a double homicide and an apparent suicide. Joe Miller 32 Gere trude Miller 24 and John Miller 20 were found dead with gunshot wounds and hanging. Time of death appears recent, neighbors note odd recent behavior by John. Coroner cites likely Wednesday deaths with investigation continuing.

Joe Mary John Apri Wwance

The Mummy and the Murzaps at Local High S Chool

An English professor mistaken identity plot unfolds in a three act comedy at the high school auditorium next Monday night April 14. Cast includes Walter Frost as Sir Hector Fish and Maxine Bager and Helen Costain as two contrasting girls. Proceeds benefit the Girls Athletic Association with Elinor Jones directing and Darmond Nelson managing.

Murzaps United States Sir Hector Fish Walter Frost Milo Youel Francis Briscoe James “Racker Slammon Claud Jones Bob Lundblad Sheriff Perkins Lloyd Shermans Wiliam Laidlaw Lois Kretchmer Louise Buchanan Athletic Association HS Club Elinor Jones Vera Bailey Frank Coffey Darmond Nelson

Farmer’s Health Aided by Kind Hearted Plowers

In Herman Nebraska on April 12 a plaster cast kept Gordon Lowe in a hospital bed as 14 tractors and nearby neighbors plowed his 150 acre farm near here. Doctors say the timely field work aided his recovery from a spinal injury and may let him help with seeding soon.

Herman, Neb Gordon Lowe Omaha Lowe

Seek To Identify 19 Dead In Crash

Efforts continued to identify 19 victims of a Pick-Greyhound bus and Santa Fe mail train crash near Tsida New Mexico. Of 29 aboard, all perished or injured. nine seriously. Driver F D Williams killed. inquest set for Albuquerque.

Isleta Nbl Greyhound Los Angeles Denver Spee Santa Fe Mail Tsida Lujan Albuquerque Homer Stein San Francisco Conrad Heaters F. D. Williams Ellis Huff Oklahoma City Kenneth Huff Roland Anderson Merrill Iowa Torado Toresto San Domingo R. C. Stevens Kankakee William Mickle Santa Monica Cal Carlyla I. Maurer Huntington Park Henrietta Robbins Ramsey N. J Richard Childers Artesia Thelma Luft Mona Stier Marvin T. F. Feeley Hollywood Mallory Alice Stanglan

Air Classic Entries Due by July 31 for 1931 Race

The Schneider trophy enters a 1931 schedule with entry cutoff July 31 and the race windows June 1 to September 30, hosted by Great Britain following last year’s winner. Seaplanes aim for speeds over six miles per minute in a closed circuit, with rule revisions by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. A $5,000 deposit per nation or club is required and refundable if the posted plane arrives, while navigability tests end in favor of takeoff and landing checks. In Minneapolis, Bud Taylor defeated Paul Wangley. Jack McCann beat Mike Mondell. Johnny O’Donnell topped Johnny Tilimis.

Washington Great Britain Winmer Federation Aeronautique Internationale

Final Witnesses Testify Alphonse Turned Os Radio When Mother's Body Taken

Miller April 12 state rests against Alphonse Lapke after 38 witnesses. Neighbors testified Alphonse played the family radio shortly after the body of Mrs Anton Lapke was removed. Sister Willian Nuhring warned him you will be sorry. Blood in the granary was discussed and doubt cast on hog blood as cause. Conrad Lapke’s cross examination delayed by a sick coward, testimony held over.

William Smith Lapke Alphonse Miller William Nuhring Willian Nuhring Lawrence Larson Anton’ Lap John, Cooper James Morris Robert Benz BE. J. Pitman E. C. Weatherly Redfield Clem Vandertardt Conrad

Blast and Fire Ravage De Smet Oil Warehouse

A Baldwin Oil Co warehouse in De Smet was wrecked by an explosion that seriously injured employee H. Lewis, who shut off an air compressor switch before the blast. The blaze destroyed the warehouse and a 12,000 gallon gasoline tank, with bystanders and firemen battling flames and protecting adjacent structures. Lewis, hospitalized in critical condition, and tank truck driver John Hallowell suffered minor injuries.

DE Smet Lewis Baldwin Oil Company John Hallowell Oil Company

Check Writer Fears For Head

In Evanston Illinois Chi na boy Chiang a student of English languages faced jail after an inquiry into a $0 check he cashed for a merchant Justice Sanmel Harrisot questioned if it is wrong to prevent a check yet Chiang claimed he would pay six dollars when funds exist The court rejected beheading Chow though Chiang worried about his head and his illustrious father as the case highlighted cross cultural misunderstandings and legal consequences

Evanston Ill Chiang Sanmel Harrisot Chinny

Girl Scout Troop Heads Organize Local Committee

About 50 people attended a meeting on the Elks floor at Hotel Marvin Hughitt to form a Community Committee guiding Girl Scout activities in the city. Officers chosen: Mrs. R. E. Cone chairwoman, Mrs. Camden Rayburn vice chairwoman, Mrs. G. O. Martin secretary treasurer, with Miss Sadie Haines named swimming director for age based groups. Mrs. Lumbard and Mrs. Gordon of Wolsey attended, signaling possible alliance with Huron troops.

Elks Marvin Hughitt Jean the Leaders Association R. £. Cone Camden Rayburn G. O Martin Torazerer O. E. Wright A. N. Hoy Mary Lampe J. A. Johnson Sadies Haines Swi Miss Haines Tain Episcopal George Campbell Lumbard Gordon Wolsey

Nebraska highway patrol to use speed model motorcycles

Nebraska authorities plan to equip patrols with the latest speed model motorcycles to enforce speed limits as drivers, including many motorists, set a new pace. The move reflects a rapid shift toward higher speeds on the state's roads.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Highway Patrol

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