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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
10
Ee we SERVE MISS BROCKWELL actress IS DEAD. Los Angeles reports say standard mentions of Thomas Brennan and a 75 foot embankment plunge. Bren an recovering injuries. Brockwell fought death hard but died. She rose to fame in the silent era and early sound films including The Lights of New York.
Police Chief A W Hopkins and matron Anna Griffiths report a rise in Huon crime over the first quarter of the year. Arrests more than doubled to 114 with 71 handled by the matron. Fires hose violations and intoxication lead the counts while the matron warns of lax marriage laws and urges reporting missing or found children.
Foresta s dry conditions trigger a nationwide ban on camp fires in national forests. District forester Allen S. Peck declares an emergency and limits fires to established campgrounds. The order covers Colorado Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska and Oklahoma with fireworks also prohibited in the district tomorrow.
In AN Italy, a Sicilian prince and his bride begin cloister life after his ordination as priest. The couple wed ten days before the ceremony and received a crown in a church rite led by Father Ignatius. The event marks a significant shift for Donna Angela Auteri and the newly ordained Paterno tolig.
Mountain fires in the Santa Clara valley and adjacent areas were described by state fire wardens as the worst in recent years. About 22 000 acres burned near Alma and Morgan Hill fire fronts, with four residences destroyed and many homes threatened. A Morgan Hill fire near Paradise Valley was brought under control after jumping a railroad.
July 3 report from Springf eld notes testimony before the interstate commerce commission on the Springheld Running Water branch of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railway. J W Taiseh for the Souk Datrata railway commission presented loss evidence and urged abandonment beyond Springfield and at Running Water. Local farmers and citizens testified the line lacked livestock facilities and had deterred business, arguing maintenance would protect property values.
CUDAHY SCION Michael J P Cudahy son of the late John C Cudahy and grandson of the Cudahy Packing Co founder announced plans to marry Muriel Adel Wyansen known as Muriel Evansen. They appeared before a Riverside California justice of the peace and plan to live in Los Angeles after the wedding. Evansen age 18 has acted in films since high school graduation.
Governor J Bulow announced the appointment of the state abstractors board of examiners under the 1929 session laws effective July. The appointments come on the dean’s recommendation from the board directors of the South Dakota title industry.
A blast destroyed the offices of grain firms in Los Angeles injuring no one reported. Debris shattered floors and furniture, while partitions and ceilings were blown apart as the explosion ripped through two nearby shops.
Tokyo July 3 Admiral Hyo Takaodade minister of the navy in the new Minseito cabinet pledged support to further limitation of naval armaments. He said any such limitation would be made with due consideration to the fundamental principles for defense of the empire.
President Hoover and Secretary Mellon reportedly disagree about a potential federal tax reduction. The White House confirmed both parties had reached an agreement in principle, with Mellon approving Hoover’s statement prior to release. The administration will study the impact of recent laws on the treasury and the outlook for revenues and spending before any action.
Alb postmaster Blake has received the presidential commission from President Hoover for a second term beginning June 8. The Senate confirmed the reappointment. no personnel changes at the Huron post office. Blount stays as assistant postmaster and Frank Persburg remains mail superintendent.
The Tinsley case in U S district court is expected to reach the jury today. Judge and U S attorney prepare for the jury selection and potential deliberations as the long morning session opens.
Men and boys clothing values advertised with lined and unlined knickers at 1.29 to 1.48, suits at 19.75, hard finish worsted fabrics, guaranteed wear and satisfaction, trousers at 3.85 and 2.98, and wash suits in bright colors with matching trousers.
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