Expect Substantial Rain After Showers Today
A dry spell in South Dakota ends as forecasted thunderstorms approach. Federal meteorologists predict widespread rains tonight and tomorrow, offering hope for crops in Central South Dakota after a long driest period since June.
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Floron
Miller
Ties Heights
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Federal Weather Bureau
Huron
Flighher
Blystone
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Mercury
Senn Nabs 15 in Deadwood Raids
Fifteen people arrested in Deadwood raids Wednesday evening on liquor law violations faced justice court hearings. Deputy district prohibition director H E L Senn led the operation with federal agents from South Dakota and Minnesota, amid claims of lax local enforcement and prior citizen complaints.
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Deadwood
Justice Court
HE. L. Senn
City Commission
Accident Claims Navy Man In Yankton Area
Albert A. Sundstrom 42 of the U S Navy died in a Watertown hospital from injuries after a motorcycle crash on Highway 81 near Yankton a week earlier. Sundstrom home is Watertown. he was returning to rejoin his ship after furlough, and was buried in Watertown with his parents at his side.
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Yankton
Albert A. Sundstrom
U.S. Navy
Watertown
Here
William Sundstrom
Sundstrom
Weather Hiven Report Update Shows Scattered Showers
Weather Hiven notes likely thunder showers tonight and Saturday with no major temperature change. South Dakota forecast calls for unsettled conditions with isolated thunder showers tonight and Saturday in south and central areas.
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South Dakota
Rapid City Loses Last Ear Mark of Western Town
Rapid City removes its final symbol of the horse drawn era as workers begin tearing down the Platte barn to clear space for a 150 by 200 foot bonded warehouse planned by Henry O’Neills. The city reports no livery barns remain.
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Rapid. City
Rapid City
Henry O
World Bank for International Settlements Seen Expanding Roles
Thomas W. Lamont says the bank for international settlements could evolve beyond reparations work to aid global commerce and finance. It would operate on strict business principles, exclude political influence, and provide a meeting ground for central bankers while financing and marketing bonds for creditor nations.
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Washington
Bank For International Settlements
Thomas W. Lamont
Exporters Reparations Committee
World Trade
International Chamber of Commerce
Abandonment of Anne Hanify After Grounding
Radio reports say the lumber steamer Anne Hanify ran aground in Honda bay on Tuesday and broke up. Captain Frank Zaddert and a crew of 25 left the vessel in a rush, some jumping overboard to the lifeboats and the Algonquin cutter stood by. No casualties reported. all aboard believed safe.
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San Phdro
Cal
Sea Rover
Honda Bay
Frank Zaddert
Algonquin
Takes Shots Aimed At Husband Near-Death
In Atlanta on July 5 Mrs Warren Sanders fired two bullets meant for her husband but was fatally struck herself while a third bullet killed him. Hayward Sanders 18 brother of the husband confessed to firing during a petty quarrel.
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Atlanta
Warren Sanders
Hayward Sanders
Hayward
Sanders
Pilot of Death Plane Was Drunk Analysis Shows
In Mineola New York July 5 a chemical analysis by Dr Alexander O Goettler found Wilmer Stultz the Atlantic flier who died with two passengers in a crash was very drunk at death The Nassau county prosecutor announced the finding noting alcohol in stomach brain liver and kidney The crash occurred near Roosevelt as Stultz was stunting at 11000 feet The passengers Edward Harwood and Pasquale Castellucio died instantly and Stultz later died in hospital The report follows a push against drunk flying and may spur action against local speakeasies supplying liquor to aviators
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Wilmer Stultz
Mineola
N. Y
Alexander O. Goettler
Trans- Atlantic
Nassau County
Goettier
Philip Huntington
Goattler
Stuke
Roosevelt
Dward Harwood
Pasquale
Castellucio
Stultz
Miss Amelia
Earhart
Minda
Huntington
Hills Roundup Closes With Champions Crowned
The three day Black Hills roundup concludes in Belle Fourche with broncho riding bull dogging and calf roping champions. Attendance exceeded 18 000, Governors day honored Gov. William J. Bulow who attended the event. Dick Shelton Fort Worth Texas won broncho riding and bull dogging. Everett Bowman Fort Thomas Arizona won calf roping. Shelton set a 6.2 second bull dogging time a year record. Weather remained ideal with a cool breeze under lights saw a burlesque bull fight by Jose Sapela Mexico City. No fatal accidents reported so far.
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Belle Fourche
Black Hills
William J. Bulow
Crows Nest
Crows Nest’ Or Announcers Stand and Giving A Short Talk, Governor Bulow
Buzz Rooney
Dick Shelton
Ft. Worth
Texas
Everett Bowman
Ft. Thomas
Ariz
Shelton
Leonard Stroud
Rocky Ford
Colo
Jose Sapela
Mexico City
Soup Etiquette Sparks Row at London Club
A London club tale recalls a boisterous soup habit that irked members who stayed silent until a young man confronted the noise with a bold offer to help. The offender, startled, muttered a retort about being dragged ashore as the exchange escalated in Tit-Bits style.
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London
Were -At
Fortissimo
Young
Strode
Bricks greet first car as strike holds in New Orleans
In New Orleans on July, bricks greeted the first street car since the carmen strike began last Tuesday. After about twenty minutes of operation the car was returned to the barn. Imported operators manned the car guarded by police with sawed off shotguns. No serious injuries were reported though bricks were hurled at Canal Street. A torn section of track on Canal Street and a dismantled steam roller stalled on Carrollton Avenue drew crowds as workers were chased away.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Carrollton Avenue
Naval powers push for disarmament plan talks
Washington reports that the United States Britain and Japan move toward a naval arms conference. Prime Minister MacDonald hours with Ambassador Dawes to seek a basis for agreement while Japan's Tanaka and Hamaguchi signal support for a civilian led talks. The yardstick theory and U S draft plan await other powers' reactions.
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United States
Hoover
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Stone
MacDonald
England
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Yugo Hamagschi
Hamagschi
Hugh 8. Gibson
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Belgium
League of Nations’ Preparatory
Preparatory Commission
Bowler Ohio men near record seek to locate plane
Ottawa reports radio stations in northeastern Canada search for the Chicago to Berlin Plant Antin Bowler last seen at Rupert House trading post on James Bay. Signals indicate the plane was airborne after leaving Remi Lake and Rupert House but reportedly returned due to low visibility while planning a route toward Great Whale and Mt. Hyang Greenland.
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Rupert House
Ft. Burwell
Belleye
Chicago Tribune
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Department of Marine
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Great Whale
Hudson's Bay
Mt. Hyang
Greenland
Parker D
Endurance flight hits long time mark as pilots push on
Roy L. Mitchell and Byron B. Newcomb pressed toward a world endurance record after surviving an electrical storm that grounded their refueling plane. Their flying milk wagon suffered a lightning strike, yet they aimed to exceed 172 hours 32 minutes. Ernest Basham remained aboard as refueling efforts continued amid fog over Culver City.
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Byron B. Newcomb
Earth
Mitchell
Newcomb
Ernest Basham
Culver City
Calif
L. W. Mendell
R. 3B
Reinhart
Angeleno
Reginald Robbins
James Kelly
Ft. Worth
Firefighters Delayed By Backlog In Hull Mass
July 5 report from Hull Massachusetts describes busy firemen forced to queue two fires ahead of a single caller. The article notes citizens must wait as two emergencies take priority, delaying immediate dispatch during the Fourth of July period.
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Hull
Mass
Huron Marks Quiet Independence Day Observance
Huron observed Independence Day with quiet ceremonies and a citywide halt in business. Firecrackers woke morning celebrants as officials logged a single injury from a darting 13 year old, and a sparkler caused a small roof fire. Thunderstorms did not materialize and temperatures peaked around 90 degrees.
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Huron
D . Lake
Byron
Ruskin Park
Lake Madison
Lake Kampeska
Cottonwood Lake
Hiuddleston’s Grove
Wessington Springs
Midway” Park
James Sorenson
Max Teuber
S. Swanson
Weat
Park Avenue
Blaze Births Fatal Burns in Artesian Car Crash
Alice Jensen 16 died in Mitchell hospital from burns received at Artesian filling station yesterday. She rode in Leo Velutles Woonsocket vehicle when a gasoline tank rupture caused a fire. Velutles suffered severe hand burns. Jensen would have been a junior at the local high school next fall.
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Wellington Springs
Alice Jensen
Mitchell
Artesian
Alex Jensen
Leo Velutles
Woonsocket
Velutles
Miss Jensen
Mitchell Hospital
Velulles
Spirit Lake Man Wins Fremont Outboard Race
Glen Hater of Spirit Lake Iowa won the 10 mile free in the first outboard motor boat racing program held in Fremont Nebraska. The event was under the Fremont Outboard Motor Boat association. L R Arnold of Council Bluffs turned the best time in the trial making a speed of 47 miles an hour.
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Spirit Lake
Fremont
Neb
Glen Hater
Iowa
Fremont Outboard Motor Boat Associsation
L.R. Arnold
Council Bluffs
Filling Station Fire At Artesian Claims 1 Victim
A Chicago dispatch notes a fatal fire at an Artesian filling station killing one person. The incident is part of a larger July Fourth death toll across the nation, with automobile crashes rising to 70 and drownings remaining a major cause in previous years.
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Artesian
Chicago
America
Middle West
Middle Atlantic
Farmer dies after Fourth of July race cross
Kenry Kindorf of Mitchell was fatally injured at Glenwood Springs yesterday when struck by a racing car after crossing the track following a ten mile event. The car driven by Duncan of Pipestone, Minn., traveled about 75 mph. Kindorf, about 50, died three hours later in hospital. Funeral plans delayed as relatives arrive. Art Hanson, driver of a racer owned by I Spears of Mitchell, escaped injury while entering a trea.
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Kenry Kindorf
Spencer
Glenwood Springs
Endorf
Duncan
Pipestone
Minn
Ambulanca
Indort
Art Hanson
I. Spears
Trea
Huron Man Injured in Crash Near Pierre
One Huron man Howard Kindley a Pierre girl Florence Sterud and Mrs Earl Hampshire of Blunt with her son Kenneth were injured in a head on collision between Pierre and Canning yesterday Kindley suffered a dislocated hip and cuts Sterud endured severe lacerations both were hospitalized while Hampshire and her son received medical attention.
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Huron
Blunt
Canning
Howard Kindley
Robinson Shoe Company
Earl Hampshire
Kindley
Florence Sterud
Miss Sterud
Hampshire
Kenneth
Lake Michigan Claims Heavy Toll of Lives
A fierce Lake Michigan surf and undertow killed ten people in Grand Haven Michigan. Nine bathers at Municipal Park Beach drowned, plus a girl swept from a pier with three companions by a giant breaker.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Muiicipal Park Beach
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