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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
12
Dairy farmers are invited to a feeding problem discussion next Wednesday January 29 at B school. County agent R A Cave will lead the session with comparative feed values and a chart of ration results. About 40 farmers have been notified to weigh milk and record feed data beforehand.
New York report quotes Captain Bailey, Byrd’s representative, stating the Antarctic party has ample food and fuel despite ice pack delays. The statement notes no immediate ration cuts, good clothing and housing, and assurances from U.S. officials seeking a navigable passage via whaling interests.
Jan 24 Detroit reporting that Wyandotte boatman Walter Grund was shot by customs officers amid contradictory statements from the officers and Grund. Patrolman Clare Hopper claims Grund moved toward his hip after unloading bottles, while Grund says he was shot without warning. Col Heinrich Pickert and federal officials review the case as Grund recovers in Wyandotte hospital. fellow officer William Redford places the warning prior to the shot. The article notes the boat later drifted three miles from the unloading site with no liquor aboard.
Cherokee Iowa Jan 24 Two suspects in the January 2 robbery of the Quimby State Trust and Savings bank are held for further investigation. One man known as Speed Hines was identified by a bank employee as a robber who secured 7 08 63 dollars. The other, Mr Harrington, is held for possible identification. Arrests came after detectives traced them to Spencer where the men live.
The Monte Cervantes carrying about 1500 passengers struck a rock in Beagle Channel Tierra del Fuego and was abandoned. The Monte Sarmiento will evacuate her guests to Montevideo then Ushuaia to rebalance relief supplies. Rescue ship to reach Ushuaia Monday with victims expected back in Buenos Aires a week later.
Three unmasked bandits held up five employees and several customers at the South Park bank in Dayton today. They obtained $16,000 and escaped in a motor car. The victims were ordered to lie on the floor for 20 minutes while the trio gathered valuables and money before fleeing.
Seven men were injured today in clashes sparked by a taxicab drivers strike that halted cab service in Pittsburgh for 12 days. Police answered several riot calls as demonstrations escalated downtown.
A mob attacked from the railroad area to PADY garage injuring several men who sought work. A bank window was broken and victims were hospitalized. Few arrests were reported as city and county police patrolled downtown to curb further disorder.
At a high level meeting the British and French discussed a potential compromise on naval limits to satisfy French demands. Italy and Germany were cited as examples of naval growth, while plans reportedly favored excluding small ships and submarines from talks. A five power treaty with future wider disarmament was floated.
Governor Bulow campaign talk fronted by a South Dakota gathering. Speakers urged a clear platform to address agricultural inequality and elect candidates with proven economic plans. Lively debate touched on Hoover era policies and Democratic leadership, with emphasis on mobilizing rural voters and party unity.
Letters and telegrams from democratic readers unable to attend the banquet were read by J. W. Taylor Ipswich to artmaster. Messages were read from Andrew E. Lee Vermillion T. B. Warner Rapid City Holton Bavenport Sioux Falls Dr. W. W. Bilger Hot Springs chairman of the democratic central committee and L. W. Bicknell Webster.
Judge James Brown announced his candidacy for election to the state supreme court from the second district. Brown, residing in Chamberlain, was appointed in November 1927 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge John H. Gates and was chosen presiding judge for 1930 by the five-judge vote. Counties in the second district include Minnehaha Moody Lake McCook Miner Hanson Sanborn Davison.
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