23 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
1
A violent mob confrontation at a Philippine beach left about a dozen people injured with police surrounding the scene. Authorities said the disturbance involved attackers and improvised hostilities as officers moved to restore order and deter further violence.
Reports from Satoulke Lodar describe20 Albanian fatalities at Dibra i Fection amid unrest. Proclamation of King Zos replacement meets money offers and clashing priorities, while Albanian refugees fray to safety from insurgent distress.
Fragmentary forecast notes partly cloudy skies and possible snow. Mentions South Dakota and northeast portions with cloud cover and temperature concerns. Details are unclear and appear garbled.
South Dakota Democrats gathered in Pierre for the Jackson Day dinner as readers forecast a party-wide post dinner strategy. Speculation swirls around Governor Bulow and Democratic candidates A McCullough and others as the party weighs its 1930s election plans.
Pope Pius I appoints Rt Rev Francis J L Beckitian bishop of Lincoln Nebraska to archbishop of Dubugne Iowa as of January 3. The move elevates an American church leader to a key see.
Weather reports show temperatures above zero for a second day since January. readings ranged from 7.8 to 17 degrees, with a forecast of cloudy skies and light snow overnight. In Sioux Falls and Watertown, temps remained the coldest in the state despite recent warmth.
France aims to regain a top seafaring role under a new ministry of commerce and shipping led by Louis Rollin in the Tardieu cabinet. The plan consolidates ports, lighthouses, and shipping bodies to modernize France's fleet which currently handles only about five percent of global tonnage.
British dramatist St John Ervine spoke in Brighton about U S life and governance noting Americans lack understanding of the country’s scale. He described widespread drunkenness among returning guests and hotel crowds but said many workers remain sober as they cannot afford alcohol.
A public meeting is planned in the court house assembly room Friday January 31 at 1 30 p m to decide if Beadle county should pursue tuberculosis testing for cattle. H R Sith livestock commissioner from Chicago will speak on area testing with many cattle owners invited to attend and ask questions about conducting tests.
At St James Palace the London naval conference opened with restrained conciliations among the United States Britain Japan France and Italy. Delegates signaled continued effort to craft an Anglo American naval parity while addressing Japan's demand for greater naval stature and France and Italy negotiating conditions for a five power pact.
A Detroit man, Water Grinds, 37, was shot by a uniformed border patrol inspector as he stepped from a boat near Maple Street in Wyandotte. Grinds was taken to General Hospital with injuries not described. The inspector was detained for questioning as investigators, including Col. Tein A. Fivkert, review the case. A companion was present. authorities said no warning was given before the gunfire.
Pierre. Central South Dakota Boy Scout council officials sought state aid from the State Game and Fish Commission for a dam to create a lake at Camp Da Ko Tal near Miller. The project, estimated at about 7500 dollars, would involve a 400 foot dam and 89 foot height, serving thousands across 20 counties.
A distressed placard with billboard letters warned conference participants where to enter. The scene centered on a pillared portico of Friary Court with a large waiting room housing nearly fifty telephone booths for newspaper men. Nearby telegraph printers pounded out messages as the royal collection of firearms was displayed.
The New York news reports uncertainty over the fate of the Little America expedition. Ships near the ice pack threaten a prolonged stay as crews seek aid from Norway to avoid another year sedentary in the polar barrier.
Federal Judge J W Woodrough declared personal injunctions against liquor law violators unconstitutional in Cunningham v Scottsbluff case. He said the prohibition act section allowing such injunctions is a dead letter and shocks constitutional understanding. The ruling conflicts with Nebraska Judge T C Munger who deemed them constitutional.
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