Passenger List Confusion in San Juan Sinking
Officials debate exact death toll after the San Juan collision 55 miles north of San Francisco. Shipping company notes 65 passengers and 45 crew on record, with up to 74 possible deaths and tickets sold aboard. The Dodd tanker collision led to libel suits for 1.5 million and 300 thousand dollars. The San Juan, 47 years old, sank amid thickening fog as accounts describe the near-miss and maneuver attempts.
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San Francisco
San Juan
Here
Los Angeles
San Francisco Navigation Company
San. Juan
Gillespie
John Cleveland
Parsons
Marina
Pigeon
Point Cal
United States District Court
H. C. Bleumchen
Dodd
United States
GO. V. Saunders
Bleumchen
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with no clear temperature change in Huron. South Dakota sees mostly late tonight and Sunday with little variation in temperature.
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Huron
South Dakota
South Dakota pheasant season clarified noon start rule
HH Johnson of the state game and fish department said the season opens at noon to prevent early morning slaughter, and hunting is allowed during all daylight hours each day of the season except the first and last days.
Grain rate war looms as rail lines plan new schedules
Kansas City reports Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe will meet Kansas City Southern to cut 7 cents per hundred for shipments to New Orleans and Texas gulf ports. Santa Fe will send two reps to Washington to file the schedule amid Missouri and Mississippi River rate considerations. The reduction lowers the typical 30.5 cents per hundred by about 4.1 cents per bushel, signaling potential shipper savings.
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Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City Southern
New Orleans
Texas Gulf
Santa Fe
Washington
Jn.St
Missouiri
Pleads Guilty To Selling Wild Ducks
Richard Enwiller of Rosholt pled guilty to selling five migratory birds near Mud Lake in Roberts County in October 1928 and was fined $25 by Federal Judge James D. Elliott. Clinton Thompson of La Plante and Paul Noah of Gettysburg were fined $100 and sentenced to 60 days in Brown County jail for introducing liquor into Indian county. Walter Goetz, deputy U. S. marshal, brought the defendants to court in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Richard Enwiller
Rosholt
James D. Elliott
Mud Lake
Roberts County
Clinton Thompson
la Plante
Paul Noah
Gettysburgh
Brown County
Indian County
Walter Goetz
U. S
Aberdeen
Graf Zeppelin Immune From Legal Charge
Lakehurst New Jersey August 81 photo journalist Otto Hillig of Liberty New Jersey seeks 25000 in a case claiming his airship booking was cancelled and the dirigible was not attached as the navy reportedly moved to dismiss the dispute.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Otto, Hillig
Liberty
Twelve Burned in Renton Coal Mine Blast
Three hundred miners escaped when a boiler blast rocked the Renton mine of the Union Collieries in Renton Pennsylvania. Twelve men were burned in the explosion and injury reports were not yet complete.
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Renton
Huron School Board to Tackle 1929 80 Budget Tonight
The Huron board will discuss the 1929 80 budget covering July 4 1929 to June 20 1930. Officials say it will not exceed last year’s total. Fall term starts September 16 with hiring and calendar planning already complete.
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Huron School Board
Petalls
Chamberlain Wins 50 Mile Air Race
Clarence Chamberlain of New York won the second section of the 60 mile light plane race at the National Air Races in Cleveland with a speed of 114.8 mph. W Brown of New York finished second. The first section was won yesterday by Verne L Rob sorte of Moline with 129.18 mph.
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Cleveland
Clarence’ Chamberlain
New York
National Air
W. Brown
New’ York
Vérne
Moline
Central South Dakota corn badly scorched across counties
Reports from six counties in central South Dakota describe severe corn scorch with scattered rains helping only greens. Beadle and Sanborn counties report most fields scorched or thin, while Kingsbury county shows better prospects after a Saturday night rain. Flax yields near 10 bushels per acre in Sanborn and Kuborn yields similar. fodder corn and barley cutting rise as threshing winds down.
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South Dakota
Sanborn
Fred Fergusson
Woonsocket
L. B. Peterson
Silver Creek Township
Kingsbury
Kings
Bury
Neolethia
Koran Fawcett
Ree Heights
British move to halt Arab advance near Palestine front
British officials report Arab forces entering Palestine from Syria with air and ground units. Incursions from Transjordan are contained though continued infiltration remains a concern. In the Jordan valley isolated Jewish colonies face danger as Tiberias and Safed fears rise. Local tribes gather near Semakh while British authorities deploy guards and defenses.
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Althugh
Munsulmans
Palestine
Syria
Trans-Jordania
Jordan Valley
Tiberias
Safed
Jordan ‘Valley
Kinereth
Semakh
Jong fron‘Ger
France
Beadle county youths in CMTC camps return home
Beadle county’s largest CMTC delegation, 25 boys, returned home today from August camps, mainly Fort Snelling and Fort Lincoln, after a July 31 departure. Most attendees were from Huron as registration limits prompted the large turnout. Lady Mary Heath in Cleveland remains in hospital after plane crash surgery.
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Beadle County
Fort Snelling
Fort Lincoln
Huron
Lady Mary
Celveland
Lady Mary Heath
Waa
Lakeside Hospital
Farm Bureau Group to Meet During State Fair Week
A Farm Bureau group will meet during the week of the State Fair. Secretary A W Tompkins announced the service department of the association will coordinate the activities.
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Farm Bureau
Service Department
A.W, Tompkins
Pajama wearer sues city officials over arrest in Sioux Falls
Ralph Duncan sues Mayor George Burnside and three police officers for 2500 damages claiming mental anguish after being paraded through downtown in pajamas on August 27. Charges of disorderly conduct were dismissed. Burnside had ordered daywear rules and suggested dismissal of the charges.
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Sioux Falls
Falal
George W. Burnside
Ralph Duncan
Alex ‘Johnson
Sult
Burnside
Joseph’ Nelson
Duncan
Arrests in Clinchfield strike surge as militia patroles town
More than a hundred union members including Alfred E Hoffman of the United Textile Workers were arrested on inciting riot charges after clashes at the Clinchfield mill village. Deputy sheriffs with 148 warrants hunted those involved as National Guardsmen patrolled streets amid a mayoral-backed show of force.
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Southern. Org
United Textile Workers
Clinchfeld Mills
Clinchfield Mill
Clinchfield Manufacturing Company
National Guardsmen
Miltia
Alfred E. Hoffman
American Federation of Labor
Pierre Cowboys Fall 8 6 to Harrold at Fair
Blunt Aug 31 Special The Pierre Cowboys lost to the Harrold town team 8 to 6 in the Hughes county fair feature on day two. Harrold will face Blunt this afternoon in the arena. Senate Meets Washington Aug 31 The Senate adjourned until next Wednesday amid tariff bill talks.
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Blunt
Pierre
Harrold
Hughes County
Senate
Washington
The
Spinal Anesthesia Used On Soldier At Home
Thomas Foster a World War veteran from Bakersville Maryland underwent major abdominal surgery at Battle Mountain national soldiers home. Col E K Lindner reported successful spinal anesthesia combined with drugs, noting a splendid reaction and marking a advance over local anesthesia for eliminating post operative effects. Surgeon C W Hargens performed the spinal procedure.
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Hot Springs
Thomas Foster
Bakersville
M. D
E. KR. Lindner
Battle Mountain National
Col. Lindner
Belgrade region loans $5 million for railway line
Belgrade reports a Pozharevatz District loan of $5,000,000 from an American group with 7 percent interest to build a normal gauge line from Pozharevatz to the Danube. The project aims to join with future routes as foreign funds flood Jugoslavian rail expansion.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Pozharevatz
An.n American Group
Strom Pozharevatz
Danube
Othe
Kotor
Jugo-Stagia
Ritieh
Panchevo
Serbia
Wool Growers Board to Convene Meeting in Huron
The South Dakota Wool Growers Association board of directors will meet in Huron September 9 and 10. The session is set for the assembly room at City Hall, according to Brookings headquarters.
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South Dakota Woll Growers Association
Huron
Brookings
City Hall
Dairy Demonstrators Prepare for 4-H Fair Trials
Beadle county dairy demonstrators Jesse Robert of Wolsey and Howard Sorenson of Wessington practiced under county agent R Ay Cave last night in preparation for the 4-H dairy events at the upcoming fair.
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Beadle
Dairy Domonstratora
Jesse Robert
Wolsey
Howard Sorenson
Wessington
Ay Cave
Huron Observes Labor Day With Quiet Town Activities
Labor Day will idle industry in Huron as the city joins the Mn observance. Unions limit events to a dance at the Dance Palace while All-Stars meet Bryant Sunday afternoon. Golf events at Huron Country Club and public courses, a two day blind bogey event, and nearby town celebrations anchor the weekend. All offices close, post office hours cut, and most transport services suspend for the holiday.
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Huron
Dance Palace
Bryant
Luken
South Dakota
Huron Country Club
Lake ‘Preston
Congresman Royal C
Johnson
Sioux ‘City
Kar
Keena
Watertown
Brookings
Court House
Russia Accepts Chinese Proposals to Ease China Soviet Tensions
Moscow reports a shift from anxiety to optimism after Russia accepted Chinese proposals for resettling all disputes. The move follows worries over the seizure of the Chinese Eastern Railway and the fate of Chinese nationals in camps. Officials hope it paves the way for restored status quo and renewed political, trade relations, and traffic on the Chinese Eastern.
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Moscow
Russia
China
Orient
Szyéxtia
Gan
Nani
Nanking
Mukden
Captain Spain to Be Buried Monday in Redfield
Redfield mourns W. W. Spain killed in a Rapid City plane crash. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 p m with American Legion and Masonic lodge in charge. Mrs Spain expected to travel from Rapid City to attend. Also aboard was student William C Kearns who will be buried in Marysville Kansas with arrangements pending.
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Redfield
W. W.spain
Rapid City
Masonic Lodge
Spain
Mra
Lfe
WilNam
C. Kearns
Ilome
Fon
American Legion
William C. Kearns
Marysville
Kansas
John Kearns
Will Prosecute Boy Slayer of Father in Oregon
District Attorney Probster announced in Pendleton that Glen Moore a 14 year old Hermiston boy would be prosecuted for shooting and killing his stepfather Herst and Moore the elder Moore after confessing the act saying the father had beaten his wife A coroner's jury had previously exonerated the boy.
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Father Pendleton
Ore
Probster
Glen Moore
Hermiston
Big Father
Herst
Moore
Robbed and Slain in Battle Creek Dentist Found Dead
The body of Dr. W. B. Schell a Battle Creek dentist was found in underbrush on the city outskirts last night authorities reported the 31 August crime is being investigated with the body described as robbed and slain.
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Battle Creek
Mich
W. RB. Schell
Battle Creak
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Ays
Aras
Tani
Qalgalye
Jai
Ofa
Faebron
Aslam
Isalem WM A
Jerusalem
Hebron
Jaffa
Transjordania
Chamberlain
S. D
Jordania
Coopeative ‘Wool Growers Board
Chicago ‘& North Western Railway
Armour Packing Plant
Tesett
Harry Wilkinson
Huronite
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