Aviation battle reenacted at South Dakota air line rally
Turon American Legion post commander Ted Schaeffer says a simulated air attack will be staged at Huron airport on May 1 to celebrate the rotally rail link inauguration. Mexican planes will attack a dummy city Naco, with pilots practicing target bombing and a first round trip completing by late afternoon.
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Dummu City
South Dakota
Naco
Mexico
Huron
Neco
South
Nace
EE North Western Apid Airlines
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Gav
Bulowes
South Dakota Huron
Hurod
West River
Deparlar
Inland Waterways push for Missouri River progress
A Missouri River navigation expansion was urged by a regional delegation to Secretary of War Coast. They pressed to establish a Sioux City office and appoint a district engineer, push six foot channel work Kansas City to Sioux City, and survey Fort Benton to extend a barge line with Inland Waterways Corporation links on the Missouri and Mississippi. The group seeks river dredging and congressional authorization in the December rivers and harbors bill.
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Missouri River
Inland Waterways
Fort Benton
Montana
Towa
North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
War Department
Corps of Engineers
Sioux City
Good
Missouri
Kansas City
Congress
Telostiion
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mississippi
Weather Update Forecast For South Dakota
Local forecast indicates snow tonight with a drop in temperatures to near or below freezing. Winds shift to northerly, bringing cooler conditions and possible strong gusts, with continued cold into Wednesday and the potential for unsettled conditions through the period.
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Haron
South Dakota
Lindbergh Mud Splashing Rumor Denied at Capital
Omaha dispatch reports Washington visitors, including Major Thomas Lanpher, refute claims that Colonel Lindbergh intentionally splashed mud on spectators during a Bolling Field greeting. Lanpher says Lindbergh turned his plane away to prevent an accident and mud hit him by chance.
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Omaha
Optometry Group Plans South Dakota Convention in Huron
Huron hosts the three day annual convention of the South Dakota Optometry association from April 28 to 30. Over 100 optometrists are expected as Drs Johnson Sinclair and Herbert Smith lead arrangements. Notables from Mayo Clinic Reichester and Faribault attend with sessions, banquet, and a retina scope demonstration led by J C Copeland.
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Huron
South Dakota Optometry Association
L. Johnson
H. P. Sinclair
Herbert Smith
Sioux Falls
Rosstoad
Hew Huron Country’ Club
Ime
Charles Sheard
Mayo Clinic
Reichester
Minn
Ernest Kiekenage
Faribault
Mion
National Optometry Association
Smith
J.C. Copeland
Chicago
Roy Dean
American 1 Company
Optomat Data
Ligus Club
Ralph Coberg
Will Arthur
Huron c
Baring Barn Destroyed in Farm Blaze Near Alpena
Fire tore through the Ray Barber farm two shires west of Alpena yesterday afternoon destroying the barn and its contents. Horses hay grain harnesses a New wagon and a corn planter were lost. Insurance on the barn was 7000 with none on the contents. Harrison Frye family tenants reported the blaze after Mrs Frye found it. No other buildings were endangered.
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Alpena
Ray Barber
Here
Harrison Frye
Believe Wisconsin Days Are Increasing
The Women's Christian Temperance Union announced it would campaign to restore Wisconsin's prohibition law if repealed this session. It cited a marked rise in dry strength in the state, noting 350,327 wet and 196,402 dry votes, up about 20,000 dry votes from 1926, with 81 dry counties this year versus 18 in 1925.
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Chicago
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wisconsin
Ning
9000 Homeless After Break in Arkansas Levee
Snow Lake area flooded as the Mississippi and White rivers rose to their highest levels in 78 years. More than 9,000 people in Phillips and Desha counties were left homeless with 14,000 acres of farmland inundated. Refugees housed in boxcars and flatcars as Knowlton's Landing area faced continued high water. No deaths reported and livestock saved.
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Phillips
Desha
Knowlton
White River
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Abil
Laconia Circle
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Knowlton’s Landing
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Ile
Missouri
Bain
Keokuk
Louisiana
Alléikes
South Quihey
Gregory Concer
Gregory
Canton
Burlington
Towa
Eokuk
Iowa
Des Moines
Marion
Aerate Dees
Mississippi
St. Patrick's
Indian Graves District
Heavy vote expected in Yankton street commission race
April 23 in Yankton sees active campaigning by surviving candidates F W Schwenk and C G Steinbach. Incumbent Schwenk and rival Steinbach wage a tight race with both sides reporting strong worker support as the secondary election nears a heavy turnout.
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Yankton Cees
Yaneton
F. W. Schwenk
C. G. Steinbach
Graf Zeppelin Takes Off On Pleasure Trip
Graf Zeppelin left Friedrichsafen today on its second memorable pleasure flight after a 24 hour weather delay. The airship carries passengers and mail, with a planned stop likely in Spain though the route remains undecided.
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Graf Zeppelin
Friedrichsafen
Germany
Hugo Behner
Spain
Spring Cleaning Under Way In Huron
Huron launches annual home and yard cleaning drive across the city with residents beautifying lawns planting trees and preparing in yards. The city’s garbage department boosts pickups while retailers promote Spring Trade Week offering free theatre tickets with every $5 purchase and matinee performances at 1 and 3 pm. The week is backed by Guaranteed Pictures week across Finkelfield Ruben theatres in the northwest with noted specials.
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Huron
Nature of
Guaranteed Pictures
Finkelfield & Ruben Theatres
Ifveret
Hatag
Fere
Hron's anit of the National Guards ranks high
Iain John Langley of Kansas circular army engineer led the inspection for Company C of the 103rd Engineers. He reported Captain Gorge Longstaff that the inspection was satisfactory. The Huron Company has long led the National Guard, but there was no information on other state rankings.
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Anit
National Guards
Mpany C
103Rd Engineers
Iain John T. Langley
Kansas
Cular
Gorge Longstaff
Huron ¢Mppany
Natinal Guard Organization
De Smet Women To Attend Federated Club Meeting
Five official delegates of the Women's Study Club and Mother's Club plan to leave Wednesday morning for Cary to attend the district meeting of Federated Clubs. The gathering will continue there for two days.
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DE Smet
Women's Study
Mother's Club
Cary
Federated Clubs
Warning To Keep Dogs Chained In City
Chief A. W. Hopkins issued a warning requiring all dogs in the city be kept in their kennels by their owners or face penalties as officers will impound wandering dogs. The alert followed complaints from gardeners about damaged seed beds and protests from property owners over roaming pets.
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Wea
Altruge Club
Ahief
A. W. Hopkins
Polié
Gardners
Hoover Drives Drive for Observance of Law Enforcement
President Hoover broadens enforcement scope to include state and local laws, urging crime commissions' aid and strict scrutiny of all law enforcement officials. He seeks moral awakening and staffing for a national commission to oversee enforcement, with possible D A and appointment changes nationwide.
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James L., West
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
United States
New York City
Joes
2 America For
Ben
Roomtasco
Eelendiner
Yacutie Sibeweg Jr
National Commission
Lowland Flooded as Levee Breaks Near Snowlake
About a thousand people were made homeless when a 50 foot section of a levee along the White River broke, flooding 113,000 acres and creating a scramble for safety as water rose toward noon. Dykes ringed the area. warnings spread by telephone and farm bells. Refugees were loaded into wagons and cars for escape. No lives or livestock were reported lost.
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Are
White River
Rapid City Runoff Sees Three Seek City Commission Seat
Rapid City in late April hosts a run off for the third seat on the city commission with incumbent Nick Cappers and W G Arit among the contenders. Early voting began amid threatening weather as voters faced a tight, undecided race after last Tuesday filled other vacancies.
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Rapid City
Nick ‘Cappers
W. G Arit
City Commission of
Monophone Proposed To Use Wires For Broadcasts
Washington April 23 Major General George G Squier retired outlined a new field for broadcasting using telephones and power lines wired to homes. The monophone would let listeners choose one of three programs by switch or button with no tuning and built in volume control. Static fading heterodyne effects and day night variations of space radio would be eliminated.
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Ashington
National Academy of Sciences
George G. Squier
Young Tilgham Aims To Avenge Father's Death
Orla Davenpory reports from Cromwell Oklahoma that Young Tilgham escaped Tennessee prison to avenge his father Bill Tilgham a famed frontier peace officer who was killed in an altercation with Wylie Lynn. Tilgham was recaptured by Marvin Hoderis after a chase on a bus near Cromwell. Lynn, once a federal officer, faced trial for the killing but was acquitted on appeal. Tilgham now awaits return to prison while renewing his vow for vengeance.
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Davenpory
Orla
Young Bui" Tingham
Tennessee Penitentiary
Bill Tingham
Mug Tilgham
Marvin Hoderis
Cler ‘Oe
Wylie Lynn
Cromwell
Okla
Wynn
Utea
Marvin ‘Roberts
F. B. Wilson
Tilgham
Tennessee
Memphis
Mid West
Lynn
Dodge City
Kans
United States
Oklahoma Territory
Wren Ee Howe
Corn Sugar Concern Closed During Probe
DECATUR April 23. The A. E. Stanley Manufacturing Company, a major corn sugar producer, remains closed while officials investigate the legality of sales to persons who might use the sugar for alcohol making. Stanley, the president, said they shut down until they get their bearings. The plant consumes 16,000 bushels of corn daily and employs about 1,000 men.
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Decatur
A. E. Stanley Manufacturing Company
Stanley
Supreme Court blasts Sinclair three-month jail term
Washington April 22. The Supreme Court held that Harry F. Sinclair must serve three months in jail for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Teapot Dome committee unless pardoned. The court refused to reconsider its prior ruling sustaining the sentence.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Slotted Wing May Cut Airplane Toll
A Washington report to the Senate by Secretary Adams says aviation fatalities in the Navy and Marine Corps during the last period total 150. Tail surfaces account for more than 35 percent of accidents, with Handley Page slotted wing development seen as the most promising.
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Washington
Senate
Adams
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate Leaders to Seek Vote on Debenture Week
Senate leaders plan to force a vote on the farm relief debenture plan as President Hoover opposes it. Senator Watson of Indiana signals delegating elimination of the debenture section from the bill, while administration leaders gauge votes to remove the plan. Action delays occur as immigration-origin policy bills are postponed with Reed leading the repeal push.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
McNary
White House
Benator Watson
Gentle Immigration Committee
Reed
Xapublican
Pennegdsvania
Gun Play Again Blamed on Cops in Chicago
For the second time in ten weeks liquor racket gun play is blamed on police uniforms. Two men dressed as officers stormed Pinkie Walker's flat demanding liquor and money, then fired at the building after leaving. Sir John Ray, a beer hall patron, was seriously wounded. Walker could not identify any officers on night duty in the Chicago river district as the shooters.
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Mann
John Ray
Buamen
Walker
Joseph McGuire
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