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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
5
Einstein visits a major observatory and presents a sun theory likening solar cyclones to Earth storms. He suggests the sun’s poles may be warmer or cooler than the equator, with implications for future research into sunspot mysteries and solar behavior. Fellow scientists note the pursuit of a simple underlying law for nature’s processes.
The fragment suggests a parliamentary clash over a bill with mention of liberal labor alliance and figures such as Mortar or similar names. The readable content hints at a fierce debate and party alignments without clear outcomes or dates.
London reports a faction forming in the Conservative ranks after leaked correspondence between Stanley Baldwin and Winston Churchill reveals a split over Indian policy. Churchill declines church meetings while Baldwin backs the official stance. Lord Lloyd tours Manchester denouncing the Indian round table. Paul Springman campaigns Baldwin surrender to socialists in East Islington. Churchill plans to back a Tory East Toxteth candidate not aligned with official India policy. The News Chronicle notes a possible broader conservative realignment and ongoing Labour electoral reform opposition.
A six story blaze on upper Broadway at Lincoln Square on January 30 drove 200 residents to flee as 11 were injured and two firemen seriously burned when the fourth floor collapsed. Photographers suffered hand injuries from an explosion near Nashlight powder as tenants escaped via elevators and bridges from 180 apartments above. The Miller building, at Sixty sixth street, houses Loews Lincoln Square theatre.
The giant German seaplane DO-X will take off at 7 a m tomorrow weather permitting for the first leg of a transatlantic trip to Rio de Janeiro. The flight will proceed via Madeira Cane Verde islands Canary Islands Natal Brazil and along the coast to Rio. Nineteen people including thirteen officers and crew will make the voyage.
The legislature hears a bid to restore capital punishment as three state officials investigate the lynching of Charles Bannon the 22 year old confessed killer of six. Gov Shafer directs inquiries into the mob that seized Bannon from the jail and hanged him from a bridge after his alleged farmyard murders with the Haven family.
Lake Preston reports Sam Odegaard is in serious condition after two weeks of illness. He was hospitalized Friday and underwent an operation Monday for appendicitis and bowel adhesions. Family was summoned Thursday as his condition worsened. Shrower discharged. Boston Post notes James S Angier of St Haven Conn a Hartford student and Yale Professor Roswell Parker Angier were dismissed from Harvard University after a theater incident.
Wallace Moore returns home with his parents in Wayland. Mrs Carl Blote visits home after visiting daughter. George Lambert’s family aids in recovery. Mr and Mrs Curley out after illness. HM Jensen visits Tyler with parents. Mrs Emmett Lendo attends mother’s illness in IQ. Mrs G B Barnes nursing a severe cold. Esther Steinhart assists with housework. G and Barnes join Veterans of Foreign Wars at Huron. Edger Bouchard’s father ill. arrives from Omaha. Kirkendahl family from Bancroft visits Helm. Agnes Corley and John Clark from Howard visit Curley Bros.
Lane residents visit relatives in Artesian and Madison while others travel to Stickney Parkston on business. Woonsocket and Gettysburg visitors call on friends. Watch Tower Society literature canvass across Lane and surrounding towns. Harve Meink to Rapid City farewell party ends with neighbors sharing lunch. Brandenburgs celebrate January birthdays with a surprise gathering.
Tulare Charles Welling, representative, returned home Saturday from Pierre to begin a five day legislative recess. Lyle Walker left Sunday for Long Beach. En route he will visit his sister Mrs Nels Jensen in Shelby. Mr and Mrs Bert Dilley and son Clark, and Mrs W B Van returned Sunday from a visit with relatives. Mrs Alvis Cramp accompanied her uncle K P Swaney on a one week visit with relatives in Michigan.
Community update lists residents recovering from illness, travel to funerals and visits with relatives. Max Wegner bought a Ford last week. Scouts held a monthly social at the high school. Several families and individuals visited here and there including the Hofemann and Spatafore families, and Mrs. Schultze recovering from a stroke. The Tulare Girl Scouts met and the O. E. 3 club held a Mason Temple gathering with an entertainment committee named.
Bonilla Roger Barnes of Kadoka arrived Friday to visit his sister Mrs. Milburn McKichan. George McKichan Marvin and Wilford Martin attended Lake Pelican Thursday night. Miss FR Loomis spent the weekend in Aberdeen and Miss Mamie Wiren at Ree Heights. The sixth Willing Workers club party at Ray Cooper home drew 44 guests with 100 game high scores by Alma Baptist and Walter Barrick. Next party set for February 7 at Walter Barrick home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bonin and Grace Russell were Huron shoppers Saturday afternoon.
Wessington reports A Stiner has been ill and under a doctor's care for the past few days. Further particulars on condition or treatment were not provided in the fragment.
Is reported improving. Chick Talcott of Huron arranged for his orchestra to provide music for a dance on Tuesday February 2. John Eddy returned from a five week trip through Texas California Mexico and Florida with notes on the journey. S. D. Stewart is seriously ill at home south of town. Rowena Robson hosted Girl Reserves for Howell Stobbs birthday. Sant Stobbs buys station and becomes proprietor. Ray Bothwell and C J House in Virgil dance car overturn no injuries. A. Sorenson family visited Huron relatives. Mrs L D McKay recovering from appendicitis operation.
St Williams parish will present a home talent play Rainbow Inn soon. Social notes recount Mr and Mrs Mike Welsh and others from Bancroft joining as Sunday guests for Mr Welsh’s birthday. Local visits include families from Bancroft Osceola and Sibley with multiple travel plans and hospital visits.
St Lawrence residents report Mrs Allen Harris hospitalized in Washington Sunday, and Mr Harris undergoing ongoing treatments. Flora Mitchell, state WCTU president, met members to reorganize the chapter. births, deaths, health updates, and property changes fill a town bulletin, including the Gus Smith funeral, Will Grubow purchasing the Arnold Freimark store, and Mrs Kintigh’s long illness and funeral plans.
After a brief illness at Mire, Mable Magness hosted a gathering at the Priscilla club on Wednesday night. C. Gumerud is at Lake Preston for business. O. P. Ford shows improvement and gains strength despite serious anemia. Eben and Josh Jones return from Flandres after visiting brothers Raymond and Lloyd Jones at Flandreau.
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