One convict killed in Leavenworth prison riot
A riot at United States Penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas left one inmate dead Mike Martinez a Mexican with an 80 year term. Four others were shot three critically and several injured as guards fired riot guns from the walls. Prison calm restored by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Mike Martinez
P. J. Kearny
Wan
Thomas B. Walte
Fort Leavenworth
United States
Fort
Washington
White
Jerauld Pioneers Club Plans First Picnic
Wessington Springs hosts the Jerauld county pioneers club first annual picnic in the city park on August 9. County settlers from the eighties are eligible. George O Williams will give the welcome. Mrs. Fred Green will speak on 1888 blizzard memories. John Marshall to recount a prairie fire. Mrs. George Singland presides. Mrs. George Scofield is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Jerauld County Pioneers’ Club
George .O. Williams
Welcoms
Fred Green
John Marshall
George T. Singland
George Scofield
Detectives Held on Liquor Charge in Faulk County
Sioux City detectives Joe Wilshire and C. L. Marlette were jailed in Faulkton without bond on allegedly giving intoxicating liquor to minors. Marlette released for insufficient evidence. Wilshire freed on grounds of lack of evidence. Arrests tied to a complaint by Mrs. Winifred Nuhn of Miller. arraignment date undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulston
Hand County
Joe Wilshire
Sioux City
Iowa
Miller
C. L. Marlette
Frank RR. Fisher
Wilshire
L. Parish
Faulk County
Waulic County
Winifred Nuhn
IF. J. Snyder
Faulkton
Damsel Named Acting Head at Armour Plant Here
George H. Damsel serves as acting general manager of the Armour packing plant here while Harry Wilkinson is on vacation. Wilkinson plans a trip to Fargo to relieve General Manager E Evans during his absence. Damsel, based in Chicago, fills the role in Wilkinson's absence with Wilkinson expected to return Sunday or Monday after a three week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Damsel
Armour ‘Packing Plant
Harry Wilkinson
Fargo
E. “Bi. ‘Evans
Damsel
Armour Company
Chicago
Wilkinson
Canada
St Louis Flyers Win Endurance Title With Chicago Stop
Dale Jackson and Forest Eight return from a 420 hour St Louis Robin flight to claim champion status. They received 420 dollar checks and lifetime gold passes after a public demonstration and parade through seven miles of city streets. They head to Chicago for a luncheon and Lake Michigan refueling scene before trial flights in Kansas City for Fairfax airport dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago
Dale Jackson
Forest
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Jackso
Zames
P.V. Chaffee
Lake Michigan
Kansas City
Fairfax Airport
Bee growers to meet on foul brood eradication
A Jerauld county meeting is called for tonight in Wellington Springs to discuss eradicating foul brood. Deputy state bee inspector A. G. Bastian reports 60 percent of county swarms infected and notes the honey flow is unusually large with a heavy crop expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
A. G. Bastian
Farm Board to Study Reforestation as Aid
The Farm Board plans a thorough inquiry into land utilization, condemnation and reforestation. Officials expect education to be the best approach, with possible long timelines for any final plan affecting reclamation irrigation and farming shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Board
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
LaGuardia Declared Republican Standard Bearer for Mayor
Fiorello H. LaGuardia selected by New York City Republicans to oppose James J. Walker in the fall mayoral race. The convention named LaGuardia as the sole candidate while Ruth Pratt withdrew. Primary likely endorses the choice. LaGuardia, a short fatherly figure with a booming voice, is a noted foe of Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Arizona
New York City
Jimmy” Walker
LaGuardia
Ruth Pratt
Congress
Florelio H. LaGuardia
James J. Walker
Jimmy
Kenown
Prohibition
Douglas county farmer dies from car crash injuries
Paul Nase aged about 60 a Douglas county farmer died in a local hospital early today from injuries after an automobile accident near Armour Wednesday noon. Nase was thrown from the car driven by his daughter Olga as it left the road and rolled over in a ditch. Death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. Farm hand Fred Kirscheman from Yankton died from a broken neck and severe bruises. Wilma Nase, the fourth occupant, was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Paul O "Nase
Douglas County
Armour
Nase
Olga
Fred’ Kirscheman
Yankton
Giant dirigible speeds across Atlantic on second voyage
The Graf Zeppelin reported at 6 30 a m CST being 600 miles west of Gibraltar on a westerly Atlantic course toward Azores. Weather earlier was good as head winds slowed earlier progress but speed improved upon entering the Atlantic. If she holds 60 to 65 mph, 60 hours remain to Lakehurst for an estimated 85 hour total voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic
United States
Casablanca
Morocco
Gibraltar
Azorea
Dirigible
Graf
France
Mediterranean
Hugo Wébener
Lakehurst
Capone Suspected Bomb Ring Genius in Chicago Plot
Police and prosecutors report three of 17 suspects confessed to involvement in a bombing ring connected to Al Capone. They say Capone, jailed in Philadelphia, may be the mastermind behind the syndicate and that the group planned to bomb rivals and alcohol interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aus
Patrick Roche
al Capone
Philadelphia
James Belcastro
Capone
Roche
Fleld
Stilla
Gunman Kills Callen in Parkside and Memorial
Philadelphia dispatch reports "Big Arthur" Callen aged 38 shot to death by a lone gunman at Parkside and Memorial avenues. Six dum-dum bullets found in the body. Callen had escaped gangsters several times using an armored automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phigadhlphia
Arthur” Callen
Bangsters
Parkside
Memorial Avenues
Callen
Ice Cream Workers in Chicago Plan Strike After Talks
Chicago ice cream workers with a 450 member union voted last night to strike until manufacturers recognize the union and agree to higher pay and shorter hours. They decided not to pressure the public during a heat wave as temperatures plummeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sneal
Mercury
Yale Gard To Face Goon On August 8
Yale American Legion post announces a boxing card to be held on August 8 with Ned Blankenbaker meeting Tony LeClair in a six round semi windup. The event features Madison South Dakota native King Tut’s manager confirming the appearance if arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Vess. Barrett
Yale American Legion Post
King Tut
Madison
Barrett
Hag Leen Iled- On Ag
Ray Fighier
Weement
Ned Blankenbaker
Aberdeen
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Tony LeClair
Indians urged Congress to fund relief for Crown reservation
A Montana senate committee led by Senator Lynn J. Frazier cites a general funds shortage for the Indians. They urge increased appropriations for rations schools hospitals and law enforcement after hearing requests for farming aid and tribal cattle herds amid reports of tuberculosis and substandard living conditions on eastern Montana reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Mont. Aus
Congress
Lynn J. Franvier
North Dakota
W. B. Pine
Oklahoma
B. J. Wheeler
Montana
Indiana
Indian Bureau
Frazier
Huron Delegation Heads to Mitchell for Legion Meet
Huron plans a large presence at the State American Legion convention in Mitchell starting Monday. About 150 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members will attend with a 30 member drum and bugle corps and a 19 member auxiliary corps. Early departures begin Sunday with national and state officers among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
American” Legion
Mitchell
H.H. ‘Schaeffer
William Reaves -Post
Huron Legionnaires
Legion and
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Corps
Auxiliary Corps
Cee
Auxiliary
John
Campbell Park
Legion “Corps
Three Soviet Peace Demands for Manchurian Rail Conflict
Moscow公布三项条件以解决中俄边界铁路争端 包括释放在满洲被扣人员 指定铁路管理方 并立即召开会议谈判 另称双方需承认铁路地位因战争而改变 并遵循1924年北京与奉天协定 而中国与苏联难以就此达成和解 另报道另一条本文涉及张宗昌枪击事件 殖民地政要与日本军官相关情节
27 Red Leaders Taken in Raids Across Midwest
Aimed at International Peace Day protests, clashes with police left minor injuries among communists as 27 leaders were arrested in Chicago Milwaukee Hammond and Racine. Banana stalks used by police to disperse crowds. a separate Waukegan incident involved American Legion members detaining ringleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Hammond
Ind
Racine
Wis
Union Square
Madison Street
Ashland Avenue
Waukegan
American Legion
Weather Huron Sees Unsettled Cooling Over Weekend
Weather in Huron calls for unsettled skies and cooler conditions tonight into Saturday. South Dakota regions see mostly fair conditions with a cooler overnight and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Tony Lip
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerauld Pioneers Club
Aei Shaeah
Dacksond
Lambert Field
Marlette
Al’Miller
Call Meeting OF
Joan J. O'Connor
Newark
N. J
Jimmy ‘Walker
Douglas
Suecanba Atankton, Yankton
Kiracheman Rowas
M Airaghetan
Suspect Capone
Lone
Yale Gard
Ray Temple
LeClair
Blankenbaker
Russia
Eastern Manchuria
Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Manchuria
Nptes
Peking
Mukden
Foreign Office
N. Melnikov
Harbin
Tsai Yuu-Eheng
Lio
Tokyo
Chang Tsung Chang
Shantung
Hisen Kai
Pinyi
Chang
Beppu
Island of Kinshin
Halen Kai
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!