Coroner Doubts Cause Of Death In Nichols Case
Beadle County coroner J W Walsh faces uncertainty over whether Frank P Nichols 19 died from a public safety item accident or self harm. Nichols lived at 521 Utah Ave SE with his daughter and was found at noon by his daughter after borrowing a garden rake like device earlier that morning. He is survived by his daughter, another daughter Mrs Ray Little, a son Walter and four sisters in Indiana. Funeral set for 2:30 pm at Kin Yom chapel with Rev F E Lochridge, burial Riverside Cemetery.
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Beadle County
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Martha Nichols
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Utah Avenue Southeast
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Huron
Walter
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F. E. Lochridge
Riverside Cemetery
Huron Women In Tyndall Smashup Injures Three
Three young women en route to Shenandoah Iowa are hospitalized after a collision with a loaded six ton truck three miles east of Tyndall at about 1 a m. Injured are Mabel Moore 22 of Huron severely cutting bruising to the right leg and face Dorothy Fuglsang of Huron 15 with a severely cut nose and right eye injury and Mrs Hazel Shaw of Worthington 22 with a broken right arm facial injuries and shock. The truck from Platte carrying groceries was driven by Frank Glynn Yankton with Larry Forman Platte asleep. The car veered to the right edge and was hit broadside sending it into the ditch. both trucks overturned and burned.
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Huron
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Wessington
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Bankers Meet To Discuss Drought Relief Policy
Washington August 2 bankers from drought afflicted states convened at the White House to plan credit aid for water-starved farmers. The plan envisions state or local credit corporations channeling loans through Intermediate Credit Banks with modest markups, coordinating county relief efforts nationwide.
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Hoover Defended By Fess Radio Address Hits Hoover Record
Senator Fess of Ohio defended the Hoover administration in a radio address. He praised the farm marketing act and tariff as sound and cited the London treaty and Hoover goodwill tour of South America as major accomplishments. He argued opposition relies on attack and personality while praising Hoover for stabilizing the economy after the stock market crash.
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Canadian Wheat Declines to Seven Year Low
Winnipeg reports initial payments for 1930 grain crops set at 60 cents a bushel for wheat and low rates for oats barley rye and flax. Officials urge creditors to meet and aid western farmers as the pool marks its history with record low prices.
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Twelve Songs Chosen for Grade Chorus by State Committee
A state committee of educators met yesterday to select 12 songs for the proposed all state grade school chorus. The chosen list includes Come Thou Almighty King America the Beautiful Old Folks at Home Sailing Sailing Sweet and Low and Santa Lucia Shimber Boat Four Leaf Clover and Bende-
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Gangster Diamond Arrest Ties to Hotel Keeper Missing
New York police arrest John Legs Diamond as part of a probe into the disappearance and presumed murder of Harry Weston of Lake Katrine. A bloodstained car and an arsenal linked to Diamond’s network are described in the same report.
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Legs) Diamond
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California Governor Primary Contest Narrowly Focused
California voters face a high stakes primary with five contenders for the Republican nomination led by incumbent C C Young and James Rolph Jr with Buron Fitts in Los Angeles. A Democratic bid centers on Miltag K Young as the sole Democratic entrant in the gubernatorial race.
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Contested Fifth District Race Tests Loyalty in 1828 Campaign
In a heated primary, Rep Ross Collins faces challenge from Robert P Harrelson over loyalty to the Smith Robinson 1928 Democratic ticket. Collins cites letters supporting the national ticket to counter the accusation of party disloyalty.
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Ross Collins
Jack
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South Dakota Farms Rise in Census Figures
Census Bureau summaries show South Dakota up 11.2 percent in farm numbers to 83,138 from 75,635, while Indiana drops to 282,092 in 1930 from 205,126. The reports detail state totals and percent changes for agriculture.
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Johns Withdraws From Sheriff Race in Kingsbury County
G. G. Johns of De Smet withdraws from reelection as commissioner of the third district and shifts from Republican nomination to independent candidate for sheriff of Kingsbury County in November. He had won the Republican nomination in spring primaries.
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Three-way sheriff race with Johns, Back and Schwartz
The sheriff race becomes a three cornered contest with Johns, Art Back of De Smet, republican nominee, and Bill Schwartz, Take Preston, democratic nominee. Republicans expected to name a candidate to replace Johns in the commissioner race soon. Democratic nominee is William Joanssen of De Smet township.
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Newland Is Fined for DWI After Plea in Court
R Newland of Huron was charged with driving while intoxicated after police picked him up Sunday afternoon. He pleaded guilty before Judge Dick Haney and was sentenced to pay a $50 fine or serve 25 days in county jail. the fine was not paid. Leo A. Tommey, assistant state's attorney, appeared for the state.
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