Shippers Board Focuses On Grain Market Struggles Headed To Lakes
The Northwest Shippers Advisory board held its first formal meeting with nearly two dozen shippers and reps from Minnesota and the Dakotas. They noted jammed Minneapolis elevators and head-of-lakes congestion, warning that without immediate export demand lake navigation will push grain into primary markets slowly. Summer meeting planned in Duluth on July 29.
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Uies
Head-Of-Lakes
Minneapolis
Cackers
Minnesota
Dakotas
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Board
Joint Grain Transportation Committee
P. J. Coleman
Duluth
A. M. Halmond
Hebron
Hebron Brick Company
E. J. McMaxigal
St. Paul
Iewin Huseby
Zbiemenpoin
Norwest Retail
S. A. Barber
Fortuna
N. W
Tce Prent Garmers Grain Dealers
Soriation
John Shepperd
Fargo
North Dakota State College
Russell H. Gowland
Dwight
N. D
Farmers Union
Oliver Knudson
L. MM. Abbey
George A. Grant
Thomas C. Crea
M. W. Thatcher
Rolf Jacobson
J. C. Hammond
Charley D. Egley
Ralph Ingerson
Writ orders ballots printed for primary in unorganized counties
A writ of mandamus directed to Pennington county auditor Mrs. MLK requires sample and official ballots to be printed and ready for the primary in unorganized Washington county. Circuit Judge Harold R. Hanley set a hearing for Friday in Custer at 2 PM. Plaintiffs include Francis Case and others. Similar actions aim at Shannon, Washabaugh, and Todd counties.
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Rapid City
Yey
Mlk
Steslo
Penningston County
Washington County
Harold R. Hanley
Custer
Steck
M. Q. Sharpe
Washington
Hhe
Francis Case
William G. Arlit
Frank Bilger
Millard Scott
William Josey
Frank Reed
George Colon
Stee
Shannon
Washabaugh
Todd County
Sten tel suspended for riot at Toledo Milwaukee game
Casey Sten tel manager of the Toledo Mud Hens was indefinitely suspended by American Association president Thomas J. Hickey for causing a riot during the Toledo Milwaukee game last Sunday.
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Chicago
Casey Stentel
Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
Weather notes for Huron and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy conditions with potential rain tonight and Wednesday. Temperature near stable. In extreme east portions expect showers with little temperature change.
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South Dakota
Prison Break at Ohio Pen Sparks Guard Firefight
In Columbus April 23 revolt by convicts at the Ohio penitentiary led guards to open automatic rifle fire. Two prisoners were wounded, including George Tonoff with a chest wound and Jewell Jia shot in the sex. Convicts briefly held guards as they sought liberty, then released them as authorities approached.
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Ohio
Columbus
White City
Ohio Penitentiary
Uberty
George Tonoff
Jewell Jia
Jefia
Tonoff
Officers to Elect at Hur District Meeting Plans Set
The 40 et 8 to elect officers Tuesday and plan the Hur district meeting on May 4 in Huron. A gathering at Sprague hospital basement will be presided by Chef de Gare W L Matlock with delegates from Milner Brookings. The district meeting starts 2 p.m. Sunday at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with speakers from Brookings Aberdeen Harrisburg Sioux Falls and more.
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Huron
Sprague Hospital
Chef de Gare
W. L. Matlock
Milner 2Nd Brookings
Marvin Hughitt
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Verne Pratt
Chefs de Gare
Ralph Brown
Clair
Tracy J. Kinyon
National
Guy M. Watson
Aberdeen
Cheminal National
Harry Kehm
Harrisburg
Frank Riley
Sioux Falls
Walsh Family Returns From Butte Visit Relates Health Plans
Walsh family Mr and Mrs E C Walsh with children Jimmie and Mary Agnes have returned from Butte Montana and are visiting at Mrs Walshs parents Mr and Mrs James McWeeney. Mr Walsh former manager of Huron Grocery went west for his health and said nothing today about future plans indicating he would remain in Huron for some time.
Expect Largest Vacation Season
CHICAGO April 2. Rail, boat, and bus lines in the middle west report plans for a record vacation season this summer. Millions of dollars will be spent and millions of miles traveled as travelers seek lakes, woods, and countryside from cities. The vacation period runs from this week to September and is expected to surpass all prior years. Motorcars, railroads, and buses all benefit as more people take extended trips. Touring parties book to the Pacific Northwest and Canada in larger numbers than last year.
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Chicago
Enes
Middle West
Nachigan
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountaain
Northwest
Rrailroads
Pacific Northwest
Canada
Carthage Farmer Collinson Buried Next Wednesday
Carthage farmer Collinson, 48, died Sunday night after a several week illness. He was brought to a Huron hospital last Saturday in serious condition. Funeral services will be at the Congregational church in Carthage at 2 o'clock Wednesday, with burial in the local cemetery beside his parents. Survived by two sisters in Michigan, three brothers and two sisters in Carthage. He was a farmer and was married.
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Carthage
Collinson
Huron
Michigan
Colinson
Arrests of Communists in Riga Ahead of May Day Demonstrations
In Riga Latvia on April 29 authorities report arrests of communists tied to preparations for May Day demonstrations. The past week saw multiple detentions as security forces clamp down on planned protests and activities linked to the holiday.
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Riga
Latvia
Connec- Sai
192 Passengers Die When Condor Sinks in Bengal River
In eastern Bengal on April 23 the Steamer Condor sank in the Jumun during a severe storm. Two hundred survivors total, 192 passengers lost, only 18 saved. The ship carried a mail from Serajgang Ghat to Goalundo. post officials and bags remain missing.
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Calcutta
Bengal
India
Condor
Jumun
Serajgang Ghat
Goalundo
Chief Of Police Warns of License Deadline for Dogs
Huron police warn that two weeks remain to license dogs or they must be concealed. Chief A. W. Rooking announces a license tax of 32 for males and 3 for females, due at the city auditor’s office before May 15 to avoid penalties. Dogs at large and property damage complaints persist, with dog numbers declining while deaths increase.
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Huron Police
A. W. Rooking
Somone
Hopkins
Huron
K P Lodge Hosts Annual Spring Dance Carnival
The K P Lodge plans its annual spring dance at the lodge ball with Pythians and friends. The event begins at 8 o'clock with confetti and corsage makers adding festive touches, led by committee chairman Boyd Snedigar.
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K.P. Lodge
Pythias
K.P
Cor
Boyd Snedigar
Itoday
McMaster Campaign Attacks From Danforth Battle
Sioux Falls Republican rivals clash as George J. Danforth accuses Senator W H McMaster of running on political bank and falsehoods. He denounces McMaster for personal attacks and misrepresentation of party policies while noting funds and a 1924 $5000 check he says was reported as 4700.
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Power Trust
Standard Oil
Danforth
McMaster
Moses
Republican National Committee
Fear India Troops May Join In Revolt
London reports drawn from a March 29 dispatch warn that two platoons of the second battalion of the eighteenth royal Garwhali rifles were found unsatisfactory during recent disturbances at Peshawar. The battalion has been sent to Abbottabad for inquiry. no details were released.
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London
Peshawar
India
Mahatma Gandhi
India Office
Government of India
Eighteenth Royal Garwahli Rifles
Abbottabad
Explosion Wrecks Vanderbilt Yacht
New York April 29 reports a terrible explosion in the engine room of Cornelius Vanderbilt's yacht Winchester off the New York Yacht Club. The 225 foot vessel carried 20 crew aboard and fire damaged the boat. Flames were put out within an hour with tugs and river craft assisting. no fatalities and all crew reportedly unharmed.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Winchester
New York Yacht Club
East River
26Th Street
Vincent Astor
Bath
Maine
Prairie Dog Poison Demonstration Set Near Yale
County agent R A Cave announces a demonstration on distributing prairie dog poison at nearby towns next Friday. Cave named dispenser of poison oats, to be supplied through the bureau of biological survey with a representative to conduct the test. Poison will be sold to farmers at cost and the county may receive material by week’s end.
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Yale
R. A. Cave
Cave
Bureau of Biological Survey
Bureau
Women Of Bridge Club Hit By Jamaica Ginger Paralysis
In Wichita Kansas on April 2 nine women from a College Hill bridge club were added to the Jamaica ginger paralysis toll. Health authorities report they drank a small amount of punch that had been spiked with alcohol, though no Jamaica ginger was used. Three are fully paralyzed, three cannot walk, and the rest move with crutches or are bedbound.
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Wichita
Kans
Jake
College Hill
Prep Banquet Is a Successful Huron High Event
The Huron High junior class staged the annual junior-senior banquet with a pirate theme in the Presbyterian church basement. Nearly 300 guests used knife place cards, piratey menus, and decorations as the program featured speeches by Ruth Small and John Cols, musical pieces, and a treasure hunt. The after dinner ball was in the school gym with blue decor, treasure chest entrances, and a solo dance by Mildred Irish, followed by a long evening of dancing until 1 o clock. about 50 juniors aided by seven committees prepared the event over more than a week.
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Huron Hidh School
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Small
John Cols
Jupiter Pally
John Spieker
A. J. Lang
O. D. Dunbar
Darlington Hendrickson
E. H. Bryad
B. H. Kerr
Mildred Irish
Vernice Odland
Vera Bailey
Leata Burdick
Hall—Orville Bristol
Winona Boughton
Bernice Bowers
Ruth Bowe
Ivan Blevens
George Starring
Actress Elsie Bartlett Seeks Divorce From Joseph Schildkraut
Los Angeles April 29. Stage actress Elsie Bartlett wife of film actor Joseph Schildkraut filed for divorce charging cruelty. The complaint says property division provides Bartlett will receive 200 to 250 dollars weekly from Schildkraut’s 1500 dollar weekly salary. It alleges verbal abuse before guests and refusal to take her out in public, except to theaters, and that he broke social engagements she accepted.
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Los Angeles
Elsie Bartlett
Joseph Schildkraut
Mra. Schildkraut
Schildkraut
Senate Defends Parker Nomination Amid Deep Split
In Washington on April 29 the senate debated Judge John J. Parker’s nomination to the Supreme Court amid strong opposition. Supporters led by Senator Fess urged Parker’s qualifications against labor and race-bias allegations fueled by the Red Jacket Coal decision. Opponents, including Senator Borah, pressed that Parker erred in ruling the United Mine Workers could not urge peaceful contract changes, keeping the confirmation outcome in doubt.
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Washington
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Charles Ev Flaghes
Fess
Olin
North Carolina
Finswer
Borah
Idaho
Pug
Alrouy
Parker
Vireuil Court of Appeals
United Mine Workers Grow
Red Jacket Coal and Coke Company
West Virginia
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pumacks
Judge Parker
Republ
North Carolin
Overman
Red Jacket
Fudge Pasker
Hitchman
United Mini Workers
R. A Jacket
Grevman
Record Vote Expected In Alaska Primary Contest
Juneau Alaska April X Pi A record vote is drawn by a spirited contest for the republican nomination for delegate to congress in Alaska’s primary election today. The race brings Judge James Wickersham back to political life, who held the delegateship for twelve years from 1908 to 1920. He faces Territorial Attorney General John Rustsard, Wickersham’s former chief lieutenant and ally of delegate Dan Sutherland for the past decade.
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Alaska
Juneau
Congress
inAlaska
James Wickersham
Territorial
John Rustsard
Wickersham
Dan Sutherland
Fire destroys 40 room Ingersoll mansion at Montclair
Montclair New Jersey April 22 a 40 room mansion once owned by Charles HL Ingersoll son of the late Robert Hi Ingersoll and once a fashionable inn was almost entirely burned today. The wealthy Ingersoll estate area in north Jersey saw many gatherings and the house was sold three months ago.
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Ingersoll
Montclair
N. J
Charles HL Ingersol
Robet Hi Ingersoll
Dollar
North Jersey
Western Electric plant to close for two weeks in July
The Hawthorn plant of the Western Electric Company will shut down for two weeks in July to allow its 35,000 employees to take their vacations simultaneously. Also noted, foreign diplomats in America may be served intoxicating beverages under the law.
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AEL
Chicago
Hawthorn
Western Electric Company
America
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Myers
Cooper
Geaih
Ohio State
Preston E. Thomas
Vanderbilt
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