Wounded heroes hailed after Sasabe battle in Sonora
In Sasabe Sonora about 20 Mexican rebels were killed or wounded as federal troops repelled an attack. Five American women visited the wounded in Sasabe, while rebels fled to American soil to escape capture. Federal and rebel casualty tallies differed, with reports of eight rebels killed and ten wounded by locals versus six rebels captured by federals. Federal troops seized six rebels, 26 horses, a truck, and weapons. Another aerial warfare incident was expected near Nogales with reports of bomber activity.
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Tuscon
Ariz
Sasabe
Mesquite
Sonora
Lam
Arthur Hardgrave
Kansas City
James Is. Jones
Hardy
America
Lizar Encarace Rojas
Susave
Hoge Vn
Mors Adr
Nogales
Songra
Ablardo Rodriguez
Federal
Planes Collide In Air Killing Four In Naval Crash
A collision of two U S Navy planes near a gallery practice detail killed four men, Lieutenant William Pattinson and Ensigns Herbert Bassett Harald Shehan and McComb. The ships fell into shallow water off a mud flat and the crash prompted a naval board inquiry.
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San Diego
Caste
Anvil
Wideby
Naval Board
Texiington
William E. Pattirson
Pennsylvania
Hic Brown
Radio Man
Billings
Mont
Pla
Herbart Bassett
McComb
Harald
Shehan
Annapolis
Massachusetts
Brown
Naval Hospital
Tornado Fatality Report Sparks Texas Tragedy
Tornadoes across north Texas claim a life in Mallas as a baby dies shielding a parent from the storm. Minor property damage reported in a warehouse area while the event prompts local authorities to assess injuries and destruction. In Geneva officials announce a treaty on counterfeiting with 23 nations signing including the Soviet Union, pending U.S. confirmation.
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Texas
Mallas
North
Laa
Texas and My
Geneva
Soviet Russia
Washington
Weather update for Huron and South Dakota forecasts
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with little temperature change through tonight and Sunday. In South Dakota expect cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with unsettled southwest areas and no significant temperature change.
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Huron
South Dakota
Al Smith Quits Tammany Hall Leadership Conference
Alfred E. Smith withdraws from a Tammany Hall leadership conference after a two minute meeting with the seven member committee. He says the executive committee should select its own leader, clarifying his support for a candidate among the committee. The seven had been considering Wagner as Smith’s preferred successor to George W. Olvany.
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New York
Walker
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Committee of Seven
Big Four
Wagner
Waley
George W. Olvany
New
New York Democrat Debt Study Planned by National Committee
National Chair man John J. Raskob will form a committee to study ways to wipe out the $1,300,000 Democratic debt. Al Smith and Senator Joe T. Robinson joined the meeting, which also discussed fundraising and moving national headquarters from New York to Washington.
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New York
Democratic Party
John J. Raskob
al Trak d, Smith
Joe T. Robinson
Razkob
Smith
Raskob
Washington
C E Delegates Lead Turon Group to State Convention
Four state officers of the Christian Endeavor society head the Turon delegation to Redfield for a three day state convention opening tonight. Crockett president leads events at 7 30 at the Congregational Church. Other officers include R L Peterson Helen Julson and Peter Heemstra. Over 30 Turon delegates expected with open forums and oratorical contests scheduled. A J Shartle will deliver the keynote address, with Harold Singer also reading. Kansas City will join as a reader.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Redfield
Crockett
Congregational Church
R. L. Peterson
Helen Julson
Peter Heemstra
Turon
Holt
Radfeld
A. J. Shartle
Boston
National Organization
Harold Singer
Mmidwest
Kansas City
City dog tax notice urged as May deadline nears
Chief A W Hopkins announces dog tax payment is due by May 15. After that date, unlicensed dogs will be seized by the collector and disposed of by shooting or gassing. Police report frequent dog complaints at the station.
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A. W. Hopkins
Arso
Spotice
Hi-Y District Confab Gathers 150 Delegates
Boys from 15 HI Y clubs in the Huron district meet in Huron for the first Old er Boys conference. Registrations reach 150 as sessions begin with an annual event planned.
Prince of Wales Wins Backing of Firebrand Communist
London reports Arthur J. Cook, once a vocal critic of the monarchy, credits the Prince’s work for distressed miners with transforming the monarchy into a stable, social reform ally. Cook says monarchy no longer a conflict for workers and that the Prince has shifted him from republican views to support royal reform.
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London
Prince of Wales
Arthur J. Cook
England
Cook
Daily Sketch
Bas
Rovalte
Prussian Prince Henry Dies In Hemmelmark
Prince Henry of Prussia brother of the former Kaiser died in Hemmelmark Germany today from pneumonia at age 66. He gained wide fame in the United States for his 1902 visit to Jersey City to attend the launching of his brother’s yacht Meteor and christening events.
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Hemmelmark
Germany
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Prince Henry
United States
Jersey City
Will Hays Praises Motion Pictures as World Crossroads
Will Hays telegram to Marion Walker of Finkelstein Ruben theatres in Huron opens Guaranteed Pictures week. He says the motion picture theater is a great community asset, teaching honesty, virtue, patriotism and unity, while providing entertainment and spurring ambition for modern life.
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Malion
H. Hays
Long defends self in speech on impeachment charges
Governor Huey P. Long spoke to supporters from the stump defending the “poor unfortunates” and challenging impeachment charges before a senate trial. He vowed fight but said he is preoccupied with state finances. He denied cowardice and warned foes about gun threats while blaming crooked work on aides. He cited a quarrel with Col. Ewing over free textbooks and a municipal airport. A separate note records a crowd at a high school junior play in Shreveport titled The School for Scandal.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Senate
Long
Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Col. Ewing
Shreveport
Louisiana
Debenture plan retained in Senate farm relief bill
Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman McNary announced the export debenture plan would be included in the farm relief bill to be introduced Monday despite White House opposition. National Grange leader Louis Taber met with President Hoover, who offered no statement but voiced hope for a strong farm relief law before July 4. Taber also conferred with McNary and Hyde to seek agreement amid administration hesitation.
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Washington
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hoover
White House
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Taber
Capitol
Senate
Kansas City
Hyde
Agriculture Department
McCotn’s Mind Clearer After Amnesia Incident
Yankton April 20. Jesse D McCotn Yankton county auditor who vanished about two weeks ago amid amnesia was found in Topeka Kansas. He showed clearer mind after a night’s rest but remains disoriented and cannot recall names without assistance. State accountants find no discrepancies in his accounts at present.
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Yankton
Soma
Jesse D. McCotn
Yankton County
Topeke
Kansas
McCaun
Mystery Plane Reported Off Hebrides Far Atlantic Flight
A British trawler Shackleford 250 miles west of the outer Hebrides reported an airplane passing eastward early today. The Malin Head radio station relayed the position 88 10 north 14 20 west. Authorities in London had no knowledge of any trans Atlantic flight and offered no confirmation.
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London
Hebrides
Malinhead
Ireland
Shackleford
Atlantic
Air Ministry
Strikers’ Food Supply Destroyed in Gastonia Violence
The American Civil Liberties Union authorized lawyers to seek arrests of those implicated in the destruction of strikers’ food supplies and their headquarters building in Gastonia. A telegram protested state troop inaction while Miss Ellen Dawson remained jailed. No arrests reported. conditions unchanged in Lexington Anger son Green ville and Spartanburg.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Gastonia
Goveernor O. Max Gardner
Ellen Dawson
Lexington
N. C
Angerson, Greenvile
Spattanburg
S.C
Huron High School Learns District Music Contest Representatives
Nine soloists and two glee clubs were named to represent Huron High School at the district music contest in Brookings on May 2. Winners include Dorothea DeShaw soprano Wilma Baughton contralto Robert Hough tenor Eugene Kingdon bass and instrumental entrants Vivian Smith piano Richard Pasek clarinet Jon Spieker trumpet John Pasek violin Park Oviatt Frenes. The boys and girls glee clubs will perform and a mixed chorus of 82 will be formed from members. Judges were Mrs C J Laughlin M H Blystone and L Nordness.
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Huron High School
Brookings
Ira Iverson
Dorothea DeShaw
Wilma Baughton
Robert Hough
Eugene Kingdon
Vivian Smith
Richard Pasek
Jonn Spieker
John Pasek
Park Oviatt
Ars
M. EH
Blystone
L. Nordness
Fall Kills Fire Chief Of Rapid City
Rapid City fire chief James H. Thompson died from a skull fracture after falling from a ladder in the fire hall. He served 11 years as chief and about twenty years with the force. Survived by wife and three sons, one in the navy. Funeral plans await his son’s arrival from San Diego, California.
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Rapid City
James H. Thompson
San Diego
Calif
Thompson
G B Healy Prominent Sioux City Figure Dies in Los Angeles
G B Healy 78 longtime president of Sioux City's first waterworks board of trustees died at his Los Angeles home after a several weeks illness. Healy came to Sioux City in 1878 to practice law and played a leading role in developing the city waterworks.
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Sioue City
Siows
Rapid City and Huron to Be Key Cities on Route
Chicago and Northwestern will inaugurate Air service May 1 linking Huron Rapid City and Black Hills with a Bagtty Dakota hub. Monoplanes will move passengers between Huron Rapid City with feeder between Watertown and Huron. A celebration is planned with dignitaries and Army ships joining the opening day events.
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Rapid City
Huron
Chicago and North Western Railway
Chicago
Middle Western
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Bagtty Dakota
America
Rapid
Roland J T. Gané
Rapid Airlines
Watertown
Cescca
Buron
Lane
W. J. Bulow
Chicago & North Western Railway
Rapid Pisure
Rauid City
William Reaves
Legion Committee
New Value for Earth's Radius Reported by Astronomer
Washington reports a new universe radius measure cited by Ludwik Silberstein before the American Physical Society. The value places Earth's equatorial radius within a broader cosmic scale and uses Finnstein relativity applied to 38 distant stars and 24 solar-type variables.
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Washington
American Physical Society
Ludwik Silberstein
Finntein
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