Labor Federation Executives Start 10th Annual Meet
Members of the South Dakota State Federation of Labor executive board convene at the Labor temple for their tenth annual gathering. Reports on city conditions, organizational prospects, and grievances will be heard as officers are elected and discussions cover unemployment, injunctions, state compensation, women’s labor law reforms, and potential old age pensions. Governor Bulow to speak. banquet planned with toastmaster We Wr Howest and main speaker Leo Temmey.
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South Dakota State Federation of Labor
Labor Temple
Uose
Albert J. Maag
Huron
Theodore Reise
Mitchell
J. A. Stebber
Giowx Falls
George E. Walker
James Spry
C. J. Hanstad
Rapid City
Dick Ballew
Aberdeen
E. A. Zimmerman
Mobridge
Gitchell
Federation
E. T. Gitchell
George Sherman
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Maag
American Federation of Labor
W. J. Bulow
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Howest
Leo Temmey
Kentucky Voters Ballot in Eastern Counties Primary
Voters in eastern Kentucky go to the polls to pick congressional nominees in six districts but results delay until Monday or later under a new election process. Ballots are padlocked and guarded at county clerks offices until votes are counted. Democratic nominees include M. M. Logan and Ben Williamson for long and short Senate terms. Republican nominee is John M. Robston for both terms.
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Kentucky
Branefort
Seveth
M. M. Logan
Bowling Green
Wid Ben Williamson
Ashland
Senate
John M. Robston
Barbourville
Prohibition raids turn deadly near Macon two killed
In Macon Georgia two men died in clashes during late night prohibition raids. Herman Warr, a known informer, was fatally wounded in the first battle, then died at a hospital. At the same site, near a secluded road, Sam Knight, identified as a negro bootlegger, was shot to death after firing on officers in a second exchange of gunfire.
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Macon
Herman Warr
Florida
Sam Knight
Smoky Johnson Injured At Rodeo In Loose Rope Bareback Ride
Johnson, billed as the world's champion one hand loose rope bareback rider, was seriously injured when thrown from the Xeliow Fever steer at a local rodeo. Authorities report a skull fracture and rapid transport for medical care.
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Smoky” Johnson
ST. Faul
Johnson
Walker
Xeliow Fever
Unsettled Weather Tonight with Temperature Swings
In South Dakota unsettled conditions persist tonight with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures are expected to change significantly into Sunday, bringing noticeable swings in temperature across the state.
Plans Go Astray As Wife Forgets Her Part Of Plot
CHICAGO Aug 2 7 The ties Louis Slagle told police was to burn down his home and collect the insurance The trouble was that his wife forgot to do it Neighbors saw lights in the house early yesterday and called police Officers found the Slagles at home The floor was littered with newspapers and mags arranged to form a chain from two electric irons on the kitchen table Slagle said he plotted to burn the house but his wife forgot to turn on the irons The Slagles were held charged with attempted arson.
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Chicago
Louis Slagle
Slagle
Pulpwood Permitted Entry Into United States
Russian pulpwood valued at 4 to 5 million dollars will be allowed into the United States reversing an embargo tied to alleged convict labor. Six ships idle at U S ports with more en route. Amtorg Trading, International Paper, and several mills protested, warning American mills could close. Moscow editorial says U S anti Soviet campaign stems from fear of Soviet five year plan and industrial progress.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Lawman
Archangel
Fretest
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Russianfficial Commerce Agency
International Paper Conpeny
West Virginia “Pulp and Paper Company
Racquett River Paper Company
Moscow
Economic Life
Soviet Supreme Economic Council
Soviet Russia
Amtorg Trading Corporatior
Grover A. Whalen
New York
Mathew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Hamilton Fish
Spanish Bank Head To Be Returned For Trial
Laureano Carlos De Villanueva a bank executive who vanished July 7 from the Paris branch with a $500000 shortage faces extradition from Morocco. A French petition for his extradition was received by the Spanish ministry of state and officials expect approval under Spain France treaties.
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Madrin
Foreign Legion
Laureano Carlos de Villanueva
Paris
Morocco
Villanueva
Spansh
Alejandro Avil
Spanish Ministry of State
Governor Young Will Question Recanting Witness
In Sacramento Governor Young and his advisory board seek to question Join McDonald a key witness who recanted earlier testimony linking Warren K Billings and Thomas Mooney to the Preparedness Day bombing that killed ten spectators. The supreme court earlier heard Billings bid for clemency and MacDonalds repudiation of earlier identification.
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Billings
Mooney
Threshing Underway as Central South Dakota Harvest Shifts
Central South Dakota farmers press threshing after widespread harvest completion. Reports note heavy crop yields despite heat, with moisture and rainfall varying by locality from 43 of an inch near Huron to trace amounts in several counties. Weather records show record heat in Rapid City and Aberdeen with multiple days above 100.
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South Dakota
Huron
de Smet
Kingsbury County
Woons' Socket
Sanborn County
Wessington Springs
Miller
Here
Highmore
Wessington
Redfield
Spink County
Buffalo County
Pierre
Associated Press
Beadle
Rapid City
Weather Bureau
Harvey N. Johnson
Gasoline Truck Damaged by Fire Near Huron
A Cities' Service Gasoline truck was damaged by flames about a mile north of Huron when a flat tire overheated and ignited. The driver, returning to town after a country delivery, saw a tire burn and part of the body scorched. No gasoline was in the tank at the time.
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Cities’ Service Gasoline Company
Huron
Believed Victim Identified in Waukesha Dance Hall Slaying
Sheriff Phil Herbrand of Waukesha County announced he believes the man slain by five gangsters at a Delafield dance hall last night was Jack Zuts of Chicago known as the Payoff Man. Five gunmen invaded Lakeview hotel Lance Hall and fired into a man who registered as J. H. Goodman of Aurora Illinois, fleeing in two cars with Illinois license plates.
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Jack Zuts
Waukesha
Wis
Phil Herbrand
Waukesha County
Delafield
Chicago
Lakeview
Lance Hall
J. H. Goodman
Aurora
Huron Drum and Bugle Corps Miss Sioux City Parade
Huron's drum and bugle corps will not compete in the tri state parade during the Iowa Legion convention at Sioux City on September 3. Legion officials said the group had accepted a contract to perform in Huron during the state fair the same week.
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Huron
American Legion
Peta
Iowa
Four Killed as Fire Truck Rolls on Farm Call
Holstein, Aug 2. Four members of the Holstein fire department were killed when their truck overturned while answering a farm fire. The vehicle struck a road bump and rolled twice at high speed. Names listed: Paul Soseman 28 Fred Raukehi 43 Thomas Lingle 45 William Gebers 33. Charles Kasner a banker, rode the truck and was seriously injured.
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Holstein
Holstein Fire Department
Paul Soseman
Fred Raukehi
Thomas Lingle
William Ge~bers
Charles Kasner
Woonsocket Votes for 15000 Bond Plan for New Building
Woonsocket residents approve a 15000 bond issue by 314 to 109 to fund a new community building. The project includes a 59000 structure with 5500 from the local American Legion treasury and 9500 from the city building fund. A site will be chosen and bids sought forthcoming. The hall will host a large auditorium, Legion club rooms, a library, council chambers and serve high school basketball.
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American Legion Post
Woonsocket
Legion Club
100 Hurt By Police In Indian Rioting
Indian rioters clash with police in Bombay as civil disobedience volunteers surge toward the fort area to honor nationalist leader Tilak. Vallabhai Patel and Pandit Maly iva among those arrested for unlawful assembly during the demonstration.
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Bombay
Forbidden Fort
Vallabhai Patel
pan-India Nptional Congress
Pandit Malyiva
Congress
Working Committee
B. G. Tilak
Redfield Bank Pays Five Percent Dividend Declared
Creditors of the merchant bank Redfield are being paid a fourth dividend of five percent by the state banking department. This raises total dividends since the bank’s suspension to thirty five percent. Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine began their 13th day of a flight to regain the world refueling record amid rough weather. The Tri-State Fair in Aberdeen closes today after a week of exhibits and entertainment with motorcycle races and auto pushball on the program.
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Redfield Bank
Pierre
Merchants Bank
Redfield
State Banking Department
Jackson
O'Brine
Aberdeen
Twister Damage Estimates Hit Several Thousand
A storm rammed the O Nea l garage in North Huron lifting its 40 by 50 foot roof 150 feet and dropping debris on six buildings. Most damage centered on Quality Grocery, with roofs blown out and two other cars damaged. Radio towers near town collapsed, wires were torn, and a resident was knocked down by lightning. Damage across Huron included the Hatchery and nearby structures. exact losses were yet unresolved.
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O'Neal
North
Huron
Here
Cavour
Jack Reiss
Sixteenth Street
Nevada Avenue
H. M. Schultz
Broprietcr
American Hatchery
D. K. Spieker
Kingdon Motor Company
Western Material Company
B. Erickson
Case
Vivian Duncan and Nils Asther wed after three year romance
Vivian Duncan of the Duncan sisters stage team and Swedish film star Nils Asther married in Reno and left for an undisclosed destination, likely Lake Tahoe. The license showed both over 21 and unmarried. Their three year romance began in New York after Duncan announced engagement in 1927 prior to a mutual breakup in 1978.
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Reno
Nev
Vivian Duncan
Eva
Duncan Sisters
Nils Asther
Washot County District Court House
Lake Tahoe
New York
Duncan
British airship R-100 repairs move toward U S hangar
St Hubert Quebec Aug 2 British airship R-100 suffers torn fabric near its port fin during the Canada to England flight. Officials consider two options: replace fabric while moored or fly to Lakehurst New Jersey for hangar storage. Debate centers on maintaining all British character and keeping on schedule for planned Canadian city flights.
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ST. Hubert
Quebec
Cardington
England
Canada
United States Naval Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Haves
Charles Fran
Els ‘Adams
Lexington
Dominions
Aire
Otawa
Toronto
Windsor
Ont
Detroit
Wek
Youngsters Enjoy Free Swim at West Park Pool
Several hundred Huron youngsters attended a free swim at the West Park pool during the Ferkly party. West Park development association officers M. J. Tobin and local business leaders organized the weekly event with community cooperation. A similar party is planned for next Saturday.
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Ferkly
West Park Pool
West Park Develotment Association
M. J. Tobin
Huron
Sleep Walker Injured After Hitting Hole in City Street
Charles Andres of Omaha, while sleepwalking on West Bradford street in South Sioux City Nebraska, fell into a hole and was taken to Methodist hospital where doctors found his condition not serious. The incident occurred early morning and he received medical attention.
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Walker
Hole
Sioux
City
Charles Andres
Omaha
Bradford Street
Sioux City
Methodist
Communists Advance on Hankow Tri-Cities Amid Martial Law
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese communist forces moving toward Hankow Hanyang and Wuchang as martial law spreads in Nan king Changsha and surrounding areas. Thousands seek refuge, foreigners evacuated to gunboats while authorities warn foreigners to leave within three days. Executions of provincial officers noted amid army advances and ransom reports.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Hanyang
Wuchang
China
Tri-Cities
Nanking
Changsha
Drosperdus
Kuling
Seek Politician In Buckley Probe
DETROIT Aug 2 police questioned a political worker for Mayor Bowles in the Buckley killing case. Hoffman's bank book showed high daily deposits while a singer connected to WMBC and gangster Licavoli figure in the investigation. Memorial services drew about six thousand as calls for a thorough probe intensified.
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Detroit
Egbert
M Hoffman
Charles Bowles
Conneestin
Jerry Buckley
WMBC
Bowles
Hoffman
Marjorie Mansell
Pete Licavoli
Buckley
Miss Mansell
Licavoli
Detroit National Guard
Charles L. Bartlett
Schroeder Surrenders In Bootlegging Case Tied To Mohr Murder
Sioux City reports Henry Schroeder of Holstein Iowa, a gasoline station operator, surrendered to state agents amid a bootlegging charge connected to allegations he sold liquor to 11 year old Lester Mohr. Mohr later killed his mother in Holstein on July 17 while under liquor’s influence. Schroeder, who was traveling in South Dakota, faces a second offense bootlegging penalty of 500 to 1000 dollars and six months to one year in jail, with both fines and jail time mandatory.
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Sioux City
Henr Schroeder
Holstein
Iowa
Lester Mohr
Hi Mother
P. D. van Wagner
Schroeder
South Dakota
Ida Grova
Carlos Goltz
van Wagner
Mohr
Harvesting Under Way in Manitoba and Saskatchewan Fields
Harvesting was well under way in the Iota region of southwest Manitoba with binders active in the Saskatoon area of northern Saskatchewan. No reaping yet in Hanitote urging. fall rye and other grains are showing progress.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hamiota
Manitoba
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
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Labor Federation
America
United States Treasure
D. G. Gallett
Jerauld Woonsocket
Cavour Cavour
Lant Right
U.S
Boundary Line
Spirit
Mount Wilson Observatory
Egbert M. Hofman
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