Unions Meet In Huron To Discuss Labor Issues
Members of the South Dakota State Federation of Labor executive board arrive in Huron for an annual meeting prior to Sunday convention. The session will discuss unemployment, equity powers, state wage acts, and pensions. Governor Bulow will address delegates, followed by officer elections and a banquet with Leo Te Zemmé as principal speaker.
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South Dakota State Federation of Labor
Huron
Albert J. Maag
Federation
Labor Temple
E. S. Gitchell
George Sherman
Chamber of Commerce
Mang
Organized Labor
United States
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
Marvin Hughitt
W. W. Howes
Leo Te Zemmey
Walla
Three Wanted Bank Robbers Nabbed in Racine
Aug 1 4 three men tied to the Judson bank heist were arrested in Racine while breakfasting. Paul Huntley brother Earl 26 and Thomas Luy 25 were seized with federal and local agents after riding freight trains from Mankato and Milwaukee. The Judson bank robbery involved threatening the president acting cashier and slugging him during the holdup.
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Racine
Wis
Paul Huntley
Earl
Thomas Lu Yy
Sherif F. W. Cerda
Blue Earth County
Minn
Ira Mollette
Minnesota Bureau of Apprehension
Hartsough Runs Against Murphy for Railroad Commissioner
Ramona publisher Charles Hartsough filed as an independent for railroad commissioner from the first district. He previously lost to J J Murphy at the Republican state convention where Murphy won 93 385 to 25 931. Democrats have yet to nominate a candidate. L E Corey was nominated but declined.
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J. J. Murphy Pierre
Charles Hartsough
Ramona
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L. E. Corey
Wagner
Democratic State Central
Piene
Chodss
Mink and Fox Farms Started at Springs
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Aug 1 Special announces the establishment of a black fox and mink farm by F E Powell a Milwaukee railroad employee. Lard land is leased near the city fences and pens are under construction. Powell with prior fox and mink experience from Fulda Minnesota reports twenty mink already arrived and three pair of fox will join soon. From Fulda three pair of fox have produced twenty one young this spring.
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F. E. Powell
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Minnesota
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Weather sketchy forecast for tonight and Saturday
Forecast describes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with lingering warmth tonight. Dakota region expected partly cloudy to tentget, cooler on Saturday with western areas slightly cooler.
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Hiuroni
Dakota
July Is Hottest Month On Record In Huron
Huron weather bureau reports July as the hottest month on record with an average temperature surpassing 1901 and 1916 marks. The official 34 degree high and 73 at midnight cap a month of record heat, while rainfall remains below normal across the region and August forecasts call for cooler, partly cloudy conditions.
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Ohio
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Washington
Expect To Strike Oil At Barker Well Today
Hot Springs officials of Black Hills Petroleum predict oil sands will be struck tonight at Rockford No 1 in Barker field near Hot Springs. The second well shows heavy skake-like particles and gas has strengthened in the past 10 days with a strong sulphurous odor. Pete Ward, company president, says completion in seven weeks, much faster than the first well. Potash salts found in a thick bed of rock in New Brunswick while a bore is underway for gas.
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Rockford
Police Quell Communistic Moves In Shanghai International City
Police repelled a student demonstrators in the Shanghai international city with foreign police clubs and barred streets. Chinese district court detained several agitators while martial law measures and armed patrols intensified around the native and French quarters. In Paris and Moscow anti war campaigns reflected widespread unrest amid scattered protests and government precautions.
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Shanghai
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Eca Yerba
Associated Press
County Agent R A Cave Leaves for Springfield Ohio
County Agent R A Cave departs for Springfield Ohio with his wife and family, to remain about two weeks before returning. They have been in Ohio since the latter part of June.
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R. A. Cave
Springfield
Prince of Wales Enjoys Miniature Golf in Brussels
BRUSSELS Aug. 1 The Prince of Wales has become a miniature golf fan during his visit here. After dinner at Laeken Castle he and Queen Elizabeth played the royal palace miniature links until dusk. The prince’s fondness for dancing was evident at the British embassy where Lady Granville led the dancing until 2:30 a.m.
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Granville
Five Die in Manitowoc Train Car Collision
A North Western gas electric car struck a touring car four miles south of Manitowoc Wisconsin killing five occupants and injuring five others all residents of the county. The crossing signal failed to avert the crash and the car overturned tossing passengers. Names include Mrs Victory Pavalish Mrs Frank Mrotek Marian Mrotek and two Vanderbrush children. One hospitalized child Leona Vanderbrush is in critical condition with others also hurt. Authorities had no statement from the railroad crew.
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Here
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Frank Mrotek
Marian Mrotek
Gertrude Vanderbrush
Martha Vanderbrush
Peter Vanderbrush
Leona Vanderbrush
Eleanor Mrotek
Dorothy Mrotek
Donald Mrotek
Charles Sherman
Kitzrow
Leona Vanderbusch
Plea for friendlier US stance toward Russia voiced
Col High Le Cooper, in an Institute of Politics talk at Williams College, urged a cooperative American attitude toward Soviet Russia. He cited a $75,000,000 Dneiper river project and argued that despite disapproval of communism, Russia has progressed industrially and socially. He claimed American business has conducted hundreds of millions in deals with Australia and Russia without graft, and stressed constructive engagement over confrontation.
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Mass
United States
Russia
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Dneiper
Ukraine
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Ter
Ask Candidates To Endorse Banking Report By Sharpe
A South Dakota political maneuver at the State Fair grounds threatens a third candidate if Gov candidates do not endorse Attorney General Sharpe’s banking department report. R E Dowdell presented the declaration to Republican Warren Green who declined to sign. it will be shown to Democrat D A McCullough soon.
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R. E. Dowdell
Porestburg
State Fair Grounds
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Hazel
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Dowdell
McCullough
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Mrs. M. Isabel Miner Dies After Illness
Mrs. M Isabel Miner aged 83 died last night at 12:20 in the home of her daughter Mrs J J Pusek 783 Illinois Ave SW after a stroke and pneumonia. Funeral services will be at Kinyons chapel at 7:09 PM before burial in Jerseyville Illinois. officiating are Dr D M Butt and Dy H P Carson. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Pasch Mrs J N Challacombe and Miss Maude Miner all of Huron.
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Youths Held For Mobridge Police Strikes And Escapes
Arthur Liggett aged 10 of Aberdeen and Joe Ashton aged 14 of Manhattan Kens were held after a jail break incident in Mobridge. They surrendered to deputies Wednesday and will be returned to Mobridge to face charges of gas theft or jail break. Howard Hatfield of Huron, linked to the incident, has returned to duty at Fort Reilly Kansas.
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Arthur Liggett
Aberdeen
Joe Ashton
Manhattan
Kens
A. J. Larsen
Selfridge
Howard Hatfield
Huron
Ft. Reilly
Kans
Bonds Sold for Wellington Springs Sewage Plant
Local investors bought the $12,000 Wellington Springs bonds at par with 5 percent interest for ten years. The city can call for payment after five years. Construction on the new sewage disposal plant will begin once plans and bids are finalized.
Pierre Child Fred Meredith Ends Life in Stabbing?
Pierre Aug 11 local report states two year old Fred Meredith took his own life, shooting himself through the heart with a revolver during a nervous period. Authorities cite nervous disorders as the cause.
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Nelson Expects To Attend Central S D 75th Birthday Fete
Battling Nelson a former lightweight champion and Huron native plans to attend Huron’s seventy fifth anniversary celebration. A letter from the celebrated light weight ruler recalls a visit to Huron and expresses intent to renew old acquaintances. He may also attend Central South Dakota’s centennial and possibly settle in Huron.
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Huron
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South Dakota
Rhode Island Boy Wins Edison Scholarship
Arthur Williams Jr. of East Providence RI won Thomas A Edison’s second annual Edison college scholarship, a four year tech and science program at any college. Hartford CT’s G Dudley Mylchreest placed second. Maplewood NJ’s Gordon K Burns third. The exam covered ethics through physics and math, with a desert rescue scenario among the questions.
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Hartford
Gordon K Burns
Maplewood
Dewolf Schatzel
Finchley Ohio
Frederick C. Ee
Columbus
Storm Rips Cloth From Fin Of Giant British Dirigible
The British airship R-100 completed its first trans Atlantic crossing, delayed and damaged by a storm but victorious. A torn fabric patch on a stabilizing fin was repaired in flight, with the crew noting the craft’s comfort and promising further Canada flights in the coming days.
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ST. Hubert
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Johnston
Black And Reichers Reach Half Way Mark
Bob Black and Lou Reichers in their red monoplane reached the halfway mark at 7 30 a m CST today in an attempt to break the 55 hour refueling endurance record of the Hunter brothers The red plane had been aloft about 27 hours at that time Melting of Antarctic ice caps according to scientists would raise ocean levels by more than 5 feet.
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Roosevelt Field
Bob Black
Lou Reichers
Hunter Brothers
Antarctic
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