Kiwanis District Convention Arrivals Underway
Huron Kiwanis pre meeting events begin as more than 1,000 members from three states arrive for the Minnesota Dakot a district convention. Howard T. Hill of Manhattan Kansas arrives from Chicago to speak. District officials including Ros J Willis and R A Grady are en route.
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Kiwanis
Howard T. Hill
Manhattan
Kan
International Kiwanis
Chicago
International Trustees
Department of Public Aprech
Kansas State Agricultural Colleges
Hill
Turon
District Trustees Conference
Elks Club
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Eaantey
Evergreens
Dakoota Avenue
Grand Forks
N. D
Dpinneen Motor Company
Wisconsin Avenue
Fourth Street
Marvin ‘Hughitt
Huron Theatre
Ros J. Willis
Minneapolis
R.A. Grady
Duluth
Fred ©. Parker
Kiwanis l International
Jerry H. Lammers
Wngton Springs
Elderly British Pilot Soars at London Flying Club
Britain's oldest air pilot, A. J. Richardson, 67, once farmed in Yorkshire and loved horses. He joined the London Flying Club seeking the closest thing to riding, earned his pilot certificate two years ago, and predicts celebrating his golden wedding by flying with his wife around the world after turning 70.
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LON Gon
Britain
Air Pitot
A. J. Richardson
Yorkshire
London
London Flying Club
Modern Facilities Fuel Growth Of Small Towns
Middle West Utilities links wider electrical power, autos, and higher municipal taxes to rising industrial role of small towns. A study titled America's new frontier notes big-city concentration was driven by superior transport and power, spurring development elsewhere.
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Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
America
New Fontier
Weather Brief for Huron and South Dakota
Weather in Huron predicts a fall tonight with cooler conditions Wednesday as temperatures slowly rise. In South Dakota expect a general fall overnight into Wednesday with cooler tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Spanish Labor Union Attacks Nation's New Constitution
In Madrid on August 13 the general labor union issued a manifesto attacking Premier Primo De Rivera after the convention refused to send Ave representatives to the national assembly. The document condemns the proposed constitution as false reform and pledges to defend liberty and justice.
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Madrid
Primo de Rivera
General Labor Union
Ave
National Assembly
Bitter battle looms in 1930 Republican Illinois Senate race
Chicago July scene shows Ruth Hanna McCormick and Charles S. Deneen preparing for a fierce contest for the 1930 Republican senatorial nomination. McCormick aims to become the first woman candidate, with Deneen leveraging reformist and temperance alliances. The split within party factions and shifting regional loyalties set the stage for a high stakes showdown.
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Chicago
Ruth Hanna
McCormick
Congress
Charles S. Deneen
Senate
Asvestos
Deneen
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Mark Hanna
Kansas City
Dencon
Lottie Holman O’neill
Bertha Baur
Degree Earned After Forty Years of Study
Barbourville Kentucky report notes C. Wilson, long time Whitney County schools superintendent, finally earned his bachelor of arts degree from Union College. He began in 1890 and pursued studies at Williamsburg Institute the University of Kentucky and Western Kentucky Normal Teachers' College before completing the degree this year.
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Barbourville
C. 3
Wilson
Whitney County Schools
Union College
Hecomy
Whitney County
Old Williamsburg Institute
University of Kentucky
Western Kentucky Normal
Europeans Eye Compromise On Reparations Proposals
At The Hague August 13 a set of proposals from France Belgium and Italy is expected to be presented to Philip Snowden British chancellor of the exchequer aimed at easing the reparations crisis. The nature of the proposals was not disclosed but they are believed to compensate Britain for sacrifices tied to the Young plan the Dawes plan guarantees and the division of reparations. If talks fail adjournment to September and Geneva may offer another pause as Jaspar Locheur meet Snowden before private talks. The Rhineland evacuation remains under discussion and any settlement hinges on a favorable Young plan decision.
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the Hague
France
Belgium
Italy
Philip Snowden
Henry Jaspar
Louis Locheur
Tabor
Snowden
Great
League of [Nations Assembly
Geneva
Aristide ‘Briand
Ramsa Bo
Own
Jaspar
Locheur
Rhineland
Mr. Snowden
MacDonald
Ford Aid Sought to Dispose Abandoned Cars In Queens
New York August 13 Henry Ford is asked by Queens Borough President Harvey to help solve the disposal of discarded automobiles. Harvey says Ford’s knowledge of automotive equipment can aid in battling the growing problem of abandoned cars threatening towns and cities.
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New York
Henry Ford
Harvey
Queens
Ford
Jackson Aviators Stop Over At Pierre
After an overnight stop in Pierre the aviation committee of the Jackson Michigan chamber of commerce began a state to state air tour. They planned to travel to Watertown and St Paul Minnesota with lunch in Watertown. Governor Bulow attended a dinner and received a radio set from the visitors. The Michigan group has visited nine states on their tour.
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Jackson
Pierre
Retuns to wed after 65 years in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on August 13 a 65 year old tale unfolds. Jacob Schwartz, 26, left Kanshein Germany to seek fortune and wed Fredda Schmidt, 25, who promised to wait. Now 90, she returns to keep her vow as the couple plans marriage.
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Helefy
Los ‘Angeles
Jancob’ Schwartz
Freda Schmidt
Kanshein
Germany
America
Schwartz
Misa’ Schmidt
Ton Of Opium Taken In Raid On Warehouse
Federal narcotic agents seized a ton of raw opium worth 100000 wholesale or 1000000 bootleg dollars in a downtown New York warehouse. Two men were questioned and Moe Albert of a trucking firm was held for further inquiry. Agents believe this seizure is one of four consignments of equal size delivered in the past year and distributed to illicit trade.
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New York
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Moe Albert
Cagiu
George Cunningham
Fires Sweep Northwest Forests Amid Strong Winds
Fires raged across Washington and neighboring states as high winds and low humidity revived old blazes and sparked new ones. About 800 men including 200 Doukhobors fought the Dollar Mountain fire in central Washington, which had scorched roughly 12,000 acres. Firefighters battled lines near DuBois and Greer, Idaho, while many blazes remained beyond control across Idaho, Oregon, Montana, and Canada, with millions of dollars in potential losses and shifting weather delays.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Canada
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Grand Forks
B. C
Dollar Mountain
Forestry
DuBois
Man Creek
Selway
Forest of
Zeppelin Flight to Tokyo Delayed by Weather and Security
Leps start to Tokyo on the Graf Zeppelin is postponed after a cabinet meeting with Hugo Eckener. Weather surveys show a low pressure area moving east, with route options east of the Bohemian mountains or along the Danube. Fifty to sixty crew and security measures tighten as police guard against stowaways aboard the airship.
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Dr. Eckener
Bohemian Mountains
Koenigsberg
Russia
Danube
Hans Flemming
Associated Press
Europe
Asia
von Schiller
Irkutsk
Urals
Hamburg
Tokyo
Ippelin
Boosting Air Speeds Still Knotty Problem
Aeronautic experts say refinements in streamlining wings and engines are needed before faster planes can be achieved. Surface drag has barely been studied and aerodynamic efficiency remains largely unknown. Some suggest future speed planes may require jockey like pilots due to small airframes.
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Washington
Aeronautic
Recall Troops On Foreign Duty Reductions Return Home
Washington reports a shift as about half the Marine Corps enlisted strength is now in the United States or en route home from foreign duty. While disturbances abroad kept many in the field, the recent withdrawals reduce forces overseas with 1,200 recently ordered home and 600 replacements planned for the Pacific theater.
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Washington
Marine Corps
United States
China
Nicaragua
Adam
Sulace
Hoover
Henderson
Quantico
Virginia
Pacific Coast
Chilna
Suardi Nationale
Calna
Foreign ‘Service
All States And Six Countries On Hills Books
Rapid City August 13 An indication of wide tourist representation visiting the Black Hills was obtained from the register at the agriculture department exhibit in a local hotel showing more than 1 500 registrants. Nebraska Minnesota Illinois Wyoming Iowa Ohio lead in registrations while foreign countries Cuba England Russia Canada Germany Hawaii are shown among 48 states and the district of columbia.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
HE. J. Haidlin
Department of Immigration
Nebraska
Miinesota
Illinois
Wyoming
Iowa
Ohio
Cuba
England
Russia
Canada
Germany
Ald. Hawalt
Judgment Hits Radio Concerns in Wilmington Case
Federal Judge Hugh M. Morris awarded a judgment affecting about 90 percent of U.S. radio manufacturers and up to 20 million dollars in back royalties against RCA. Plaintiffs Frane Dunmore Washington P. De Powell and Dubiller Gondenger sued over patent infringement dating to 1927 for devices reducing storage battery needs and allowing operation from standard home lighting. An injunction pending full accounting will be sought immediately.
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Wilmington
Hugh M. Morris
Radio Corporation of America
Frane Dunmore
Bureato Hci Didarde
Washingtons
P. de. Powell
Bureau ‘Amploye
Dubiller’Gondenger Corporation
New York
Plaintifs
Book of the Radio Corporation
Labor demands jump as threshing drives rural labor needs
Favorable weather spurs threshing in rural areas and increases labor demand. The Huron labor bureau reported many orders unfilled yesterday prompting Special Agent Ed McChane to request more workers from Sioux City. About 60 men found work yesterday, with farmers requesting two to six workers each. Demand expected to ease next week as threshing proceeds and extra help may last two weeks.
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Huron, Labor Bureau
Ed McChane
Sioux City
Two Killed in Coaster Crash at St Louis Park
A 15 year old girl Helen Brockmeyer and a 43 year old man died after being thrown from a roller coaster car during a turn at the top of a 40 foot incline. Two park employees James G. Schacklett and Maynard Shoemaker were arrested for the coroner inquiry.
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ST. Louis
Agin
Helen Brockmeyer
James G. Schacklett
Maynard
Shoemaker
Armed trio robs Redfield bank for over eight thousand
A daylight bank robbery at the American National Bank in Redfield nets an estimated seven to twelve thousand dollars with most loot in bills and silver dollars. Three armed men fled in a dark yellow Chrysler with two guns seen by witnesses as a posse chased toward Aberdeen. Local and county officials launched a wide search as details of the getaway unfold.
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Redfield
W. Clark
Billy Moat
F. McQuillan
Midway Café
J. I. O'Connell
Martie Cole
Hannah Leighton
Hihel Carey
la. Michaelia
Willan Hart
Englishman Favors Canada Britain Air Route Plan
In Montreal on a brief trip, Sie Mria Gaddes chairman of Imperial Airways Ltd expresses confidence in a trans Atlantic air route linking Great Britain and Canada. The proposed system would use aircraft with amphibian gear to operate from water and land across the Atlantic via the Faroe Islands Iceland Greenland and Labrador.
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Montreal
Great Britain
Canada
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Sie Mria Gaddes
Imperial Airways, Limited
Rourgh
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Lep
Graf
U. S
Fred
Mc Jann
Mint
On Hills Books
Judgment Hits Radio
American National
Aberdeen
County Officisia
Ward
American Naional
Canada-Britain
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