China Fears Japan May Extend Rule To Shantung
China faces unease as Shantung province may fall under Japanese army influence. Governor Han Fu Chu considered resigning to Nanking. officials fear shifts amid Sino-Japanese tensions. In Peiping area loyal Chinese forces siege Tungchow against mutinous troops. martial law, heavy rewards, and trials loom as Japanese negotiator Kenji Dothara leaves for Manchouku.
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China
Japan
Shantung
Associated Press
Tsinan
Province
Zuzan
Honei
Tae
Shantang
Han Fu-Chu
Nanking
Han
Sung Chehnan
Chahar
Hopei Province
Shentiing
Nationalist Party
Beel Provides
Sim
Ofen
Peeping
Tungchow
American Board
Ameri ‘Can
Peiping
Forbidden City
Pal Chieo-Wu
Hritigh
sPeiping
Loys
Kenji Dothara
Manchouku
Johnsons Return To Huron Visit Family
John and Mrs Paul S Johnson and their children Marian and Sheldon arrived Saturday from LaGrange to visit Dr Johnsons sister Ceci Boothrooks home at 904 Colorado Avenue Southwest. Former Huron residents, they plan a vacation trip to the Black Hills Yellowstone and Glacier regions before returning.
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Iso Eustee
Huron College
Johnson
Presbyterian
LaGrange
Mira
Adrienne ‘Scotchbrook
Huron
Yell Stone
Family Endowment Created For Strato Mascot Cat
Rapid City July 1 soldiers and scientists at the stratosphere camp report that the grey cat Static has four kittens born Sunday afternoon. Captain Albert W. Stevens led a campaign to fund an endowment to feed Static and her family through the camp’s closing. A family living near the bowl will inherit Static and her offspring and receive funds to care for them while they can be tracked.
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Rapid City
Strato~ Sphere
Sondola
Cosmo Ray Laboratory
Albert W. Stevens
Stevens
Pepper Grass Declares Serious Dairy Problem
Brookings reports pepper grass as a severe issue for South Dakota dairy. Clarence Shanley of the State College extension dairy department says pepper grass flavor harms butter and seaweed shipments, hindering marketing for many creameries and dairy farmers. Continued on page 2.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Clarence Shanley
State College Extension Dairy Department
Luther Attends Biennial Choral Union Records Event
Luther Teague chairs the international choral union meeting in St Paul where attendance and record figures were reportedly set. Official registration details were announced as the event began on a Wednesday with aims to boost global vocal groups.
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Ovine Young
People's Luthar Teague
Choral Union
Vita Ressiony
St. ‘Paul
Ind
Pala
Fire Destroys Sylvan Lake Hotel. No Injuries Reported
Ashes remain of the Sylvan Lake Hotel after a blaze destroyed the 340,000 structure yesterday. About 40 guests were in the dining room or their rooms when flames began near an unused chimney at 7 30 am. Firefighters from Custer and the estate game lodge contained the fire and saved furniture and luggage while preventing spread to nearby forest. The hotel, a white building backed by craggy towers, was owned by the Peters family.
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Sylvan Lake
Tom
Levi
Custer
Estate Game Lodge
Laurel
Peters
Yangtze River Floods Ravage Chinese Cities
Yangtse River rose rapidly causing widespread floods across Hankow and other regions. In the July 1 report, officials warned of massive damage as the river surged, with thousands feared dead and the situation deteriorating within a fortnight.
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Yangtse
Hankow
China
P' Yangse
Auto crash tolls hover near seventeen thousand in six months
Travelers Insurance reports nationwide during the first six months of 1835 about 15,200 deaths and 400,000 injuries from automobile crashes in the United States. Deaths are roughly two percent lower than the same period last year, but figures may rise asIncomplete state returns arrive. If trends persist, year total could reach 35,600 casualties.
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United States
Travelers Insurance Company
Key Brothers Claim New Endurance Filers Mark
Meridian Mississippi reports Fred and Al Key set a new undisputed world endurance time at 12 01 central when they surpassed the prior unofficial time of 647 hours 28 minutes 90 seconds. They aim to break the official 55 41 record set in Chicago in 1930 by John and Kenneth Hunter and plan to descend at 6 30 this evening.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest
O’britte
Chicago
John and
Kenneth Hunter
Nebraska Wheat Harvest Starts in Beatrice
Beatrice Nebraska July 1 preliminary wheat harvest began amid northern winds. Local farmers report steady yields expected as fields reach maturity with favorable weather. The start marks a seasonal milestone for area agriculture and markets awaiting results.
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Nebraska
Beatrice
Wolsey Crash Victim Welch Dies After Collision Near Wolsey
Alonzo O. Welch of Hurley 19, a retired farmer and stock buyer, died at a Huron hospital after a Sunday crash south of Wolsey involving a Model T Ford. His dog died. Elmer Heckenstabler in the other car was not seriously hurt. Investigators question road position. funeral planned in Hurley likely Wednesday. Welch lived near Hurley for 45 years with farming and stock-buying ties in Hurley and a North Dakota ranch. He was born October 31, 1855, and survived by widow, two daughters, a son, and a brother.
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Wolsey
Alonzo O. Welch
Hurley
Hig
Welch
Huron
Elmer Heckensiabie
Beadle County
H. W. Markey
Heckensiabie
Heckenstable
Studebaker
Lrst
Raymond Welch
North Dakota
Kulm
Wisconsin
Alenia Orlando Welch
Hele
Mra
Washburn
Marvin Rundell
Ong
Raymond
Tlr
Huron Adopts State Sales Tax In Effect Today
Huron residents and merchants react to the new state sales tax. Clerks and shoppers weigh burdens of recording and collecting tax, contrasting it with the old gross income tax. Opinions vary on fairness and administrative change as customers adapt. Local figures named include Andy Crawford Harry Lampe Dick Hanten George Deklots William Gardner and Costain.
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Huron
Andy Crawford
Harry
Lampe
Ae ‘Costain
rDick“Hanten
George
Deklots
Iowa
William’ "Gardner
Jacmestown
Hailstones. vast Black Hills damage reported
Rapid City July 1 details hail storms in the Black Hills last night covered a wide area with stones up to six and a half inches across. Trees suffered extensive damage to crops and large stones were observed near Keystope at dawn.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Keystope
Clue Emerges in Desert Disappearance Case
ABC news from Albuquerque reports Gov. Clyde Tinglay and investigators found a beer bottle with charred remains of items linked to George Lorius and Albert Heberer, missing since May 21 after a night in Vaughn New Mexico. The discovery fuels murder theory amid a large state police and National Guard effort.
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Albuquerque
Clyde Tinglay
George Lorius
East St.Louis
Albert ‘Heberer
Duquoin
Vaughn
N. M
Toxinpot
Socorros
N.M
Dalles
Tox
Verdette Wins Guzzle Contest Milwaukee News
Verdette triumphs in a Milwaukee event as spectators recount the Olympic style jump and comical phrases. The crowd reacts to a humorous bottle opening and a claim of record speed in the beer drinking showcase.
Guffey bill backers push for quick action in coal reform
Washington date July 1 news reports backers of the Guffey bill defer a coal strike for 30 days while they push for rapid committee action. Senator Guffey says the measure could reach the senate after house action. UMW supports it for a 30 hour week and higher pay. some operators fear job losses and constitutional challenges loom.
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Washington
Guffey
House
Pennsylvania
Senate
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Roosevelt
Move to Alter Constitution Gains Ground in Washington
Representative Hildebrandt of South Dakota argues for modernizing the constitution to reflect present needs. He condemns Supreme Court power to strike laws as unconstitutional and urges a two thirds ruling to limit court authority while proposing amendments on humanitarian protections and limiting court control over legislation.
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Washington
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Centros
Aaid
George W. Notzis
New Jbraska
Congress
Lit ‘Urae
Peace Talks Sought in Chaco Dispute Conference
Buenos Aires reports a peace conference convened today to seek a permanent understanding among Uruguay Bolivia and other nations in the Chaco dispute. Representatives from six American nations including the United States participate in the effort to end the long running conflict.
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Chaco
Buenos Aires
Uruguay
Bolivia
Vinton Nations
United
Broil
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