Showers Likely For July Fourth In Huron Vicinity
Huron residents face a wet Fourth with showers probable tonight and tomorrow per government weather forecasts. Despite optimistic summer weather, town plans for July Fourth festivities are reduced with business curtailed and travel to nearby resorts limited. The Bijou and Huron cinemas will run on schedule as Beadle County Farmers Union hosts a large picnic and ball game between the Huron Merchants and Yale at the State Fairgrounds. The day features speeches, demonstrations, a 3 p.m. baseball game, and a radio broadcast by KGDY with plans for a porch radio hookup and a dance under the grandstand. Nearby Lake Byron rodeo and twilight baseball at Ruskin park offer additional events.
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Beadle County Farmers Union
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Yale
HL Everson
Arthur W., Watwood
Congress
I. M. Simmons
Huron Postmoaster
George W. Wright
Simmons
Wright
KGDY
Flan
Lake Byron
Laks Byron
Sheffield
Ruskin Park
Predicts Roosevelt To Lead Democrats
Aberdeen July 3 Farley predicts Roosevelt will win the presidency as South and North Dakota Democratic leaders hear that New York party leaders back Franklin D Roosevelt. Farley says national sentiment favors Democrats while meeting with Putnam Perry Zappas Howes Grigsby and others before Farley heads to Seattle and then Butte.
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New York
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A. L. Putnam
Pierre
W. W. Howes
Huron
Jack Grigsby
Redfield
E. H. Perry
Ellendale
Peter Zappas
Jamestown
Elks
Seattle
Butte
Mont
Wilbur F Serveson of Woonsocket Dies
Wilbur F Serveson 65 year old farmer of Woonsocket died suddenly at his home north of Woonsocket Wednesday night. Funeral services will be held Monday at the Methodist church with Rev. A J Hoyer in charge and interment at Eventide cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Mrs Dona Milton of Montana and Mrs Jessie Shodes of Rapid City.
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Woonsocket
Monley
A. J. Hoyer
Mr. Serveson
Dona Miton
Weather outlook for Huron and South Dakota regions
Weather brief notes unsealed text indicates showers possible tonight or Saturday across Huron and western and northern portions of South Dakota. Cooler air arrives in western areas Saturday with fairly cloudy skies and patchy showers in the west and north.
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Huron
South Dakota
Seeks To Pay Of Creditors Of Over 50 Years Standing
Red Wing Minnesota July 2. Sixty years ago John Baumson bankrupt a local hardware store. Now living in Tacoma Washington he seeks repayment from creditors long past. His nephew Carl Christlock travels Wanimago Minnesota to locate August Rohne and other creditors but cannot find Rohne or any trace of them.
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Minn
John Baumson
Baumson
Tacoma Wash
Carl Christlock
Wanamingo
August Rohne
Christlock
Rohne
Nation To Honor World Circlers
New York July 3. A nation to honor Wiley Post and Harold Gatty for their round the world flight plans a weekend yachting rest in New York. Monday they will visit Washington as President Hoover’s guests with congressional medals seen as likely.
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Elinor Smith
Trubee Davison
Clarence Young
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Broadway
City Hall
Mrs. Gatty
Millard G. Scott Named Assistant Rural Credits Director
Pierre July 3 4 Millered G Scott publisher of the Todd County Tribune Mission and three other weekly papers in Rosebud country was appointed assistant director of South Dakota's rural credits board He will assume duties after arrangements Scott a World War veteran and American Legion member attended South Dakota State College and the University of Toulouse France Arthur J Moodie of Lead named secretary of the board
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Suspended Sentence Granted Under New South Dakota Law
In Yankton county circuit court Judge R B Tripp used the new law allowing suspended sentences. James Dunbar, a Clay county youth, faced forgery charges in Yankton county, paid the disputed check and all costs, and received a suspended sentence with terms including good behavior.
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Yankton County
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Clay County
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Fireworks banned in central Rocky Mountain forests
Denver July 3 4 Di charge of any kind of fireworks in all national forests of the central Rocky Mountain region has been prohibited by J Stahl acting regional forester because of dangerous fire conditions from lack of moisture. The regulation applies to the two national forests in the South Dakota Block Hills.
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Colo
Rocky Mountain
J. Stahl
South Dakota
Block Hills
Paulson Leads National Open at Inverness Club
Fort Wayne golfer Guy Paulson led the national open early with rounds of 72 and 74 for 146 as Walter Hagen faded and Johnny Farrell surged to 148 to tie for second. The field remained wide open with yesterday’s leaders still expected to challenge.
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Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Inverness Club
Toledo
Ohio
Guy Paulson
Ind
New York
Hagen
Truck Tax Ruling Expected Next Week
South Dakota's supreme court may delay a ruling on referability of the new truck license law. A tentative opinion is under review as officials enforce the measure and await court direction. The motor vehicle department reports few license applications as buyers hold off until decision.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Sharpe
State Motor Vehicle Department
Feas
First Use of New Law Frees Two Men in Sioux Falls
Municipal Judge Ransom Gibbs released Glen Waldref and Arthur Anderson under a suspended sentence for first offenders, a move opposed for Anderson by state's attorney G Norton Jameson. Anderson, South Bend football coach, is treated for meningitis. Waldref’s status unclear. Ogdie sentenced to five years for robbery tied to an April attack.
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Sioux Falls
Ransom L. Gibbs
Glen Waldref
Arthur Anderson
Sioux Falla
G. Norton Jameson
Leo Waldret
Anderson
South Bend
Sam Ogdie
State
L. L. Pfleegee
America Is Greatest Nation MacDonald Worded Praise
London July 3 United States is the greatest nation on earth in the eyes of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald He praises Hoover moratorium as an action of great wisdom and courage Britain and America align in moral causes he spoke at an Independence Day dinner for the American society of London The Boston tea party is cited as proof of national progress and self-respect MacDonald says the president seek to alleviate European wounds shows deep insight and wisdom
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American Society of London
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Everything But Car Is Stolen From Cop
Police officer Charles Schisler reported a theft at the Harrison Street station after a beach incident. He claimed unknown thieves took his $50 wrist watch $5 from his wife and his pants and star, leaving his automobile behind. Lloyd George struck back at defection in the House of Commons.
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Chicago
Charles Schisler
Harrison Street
Bathing Beach
Marriage License Issued in Falls Event
A marriage license was issued in Falls on July 3 to Bert A. Cranton and Nora M. Tredway, both residents of Huron. The document records their names, hometown, and the date of issuance.
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Liqux Falls
Bert A. Cranton
Nora M. Tredway
Huron
Cards Rally To Take Opener From Phillies
The St. Louis Cardinals overcame a five inning one hit spell to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 1 in the first game of today's doubleheader. The rally showcased late offense and solid pitching to secure an early lead in the doubleheader.
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Wiley Post Globen Galloper Story of a Oklahoma Aero Pioneer
Len H. Durst recounts Wiley Post from Oklahoma who left a cotton patch to study mechanics in Kansas City. He built skills at a local automotive school, worked in oil fields and aviation yards, lost sight in one eye, bought his first plane with damages money, and became a barnstormer before joining the air career path.
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Oklahoma
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Union Station
Wiley Post
Wiley
Emory
J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Alex
Okla
Fort Still
Army Post
Lawton
Armistics
Joe
James
Holdenville
Post
L. L. Lewis
Tha ‘American Airways Co
Lewis
Witnesses Tell Of Alleged Slaying At Preliminary Hearing
In municipal court two men testified at the preliminary hearing for Robert J. Ehnert charged with murdering a man found as a skeleton in the James River. Witnesses described the shooting at the stockyards and Ehnert’s later movements with the body, with Ehnert bound over to circuit court on a $25,000 bond.
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Robert J. Ehnert
James River
Dick Haney
Irving R. Crawford
Ehnert
Haney
Leo A. Teramey
C. BR. Andrews
Huron
James Bates
Arman
Leland Rutherford
Bates
Rutherford
Atobesy Leo A. Temmey
Ebnert
Canada
Andrews
Judge Silbermann Leaves Bench in NYC Case
New York on July 3 1944 The appellate division of the supreme court removed Judge Jesse Silbermann the fifth magistrate to depart since an inquiry led by Samuel Seabury began last September The court found his decisions improperly influenced by politics and his bench conduct unfair His term would have run to June 1932 with a $12000 salary Silbermann was cited for differing sentences given to defendants in a case reportedly involving political influence
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New York
Jesse Silbermann
Supreme Court
Samuel Seabury
Interior Courts
Jean H. Nockis
Francis X. McQuade
Henry M
Goodman
George W. Simpson
Phillis Grabsky
Huronite Skips Saturday July Fourth Edition
The Evening Huronite will not publish a Saturday issue tomorrow due to the Fourth of July holiday. Today’s edition contains the usual Saturday features such as comics, women’s page, and theater announcements. The paper also notes Christmas and Labor Day are observed holidays with regular editions on other holidays.
Pilots Plan Nonstop Tokyo Flight for $25,000 Prize
Seattle aviators Reg Ly Robbins and H S Jones prepare a white monoplane for a nonstop refueling flight to Tokyo aiming to win a $25,000 prize offered by a Seattle newspaper. They expect to depart about 2 a m tomorrow after the tri motor refueling ship reaches Fairbanks.
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H. S. Jones
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Solomon
Alaska
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Jones
Scrosa Europe
Paris
New York
German Journalist Plans World Trip By Air From San Francisco
Dr. Fritz Kaufmann, a German journalist, tried a world tour by regular passenger lines in zero days, spent several hours in San Francisco last night, and departed by air for Chicago.
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Fritz, Kaufmann
Chicago
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