Senate McKellar Seeks Pact Documents Amid Stalemate
In Washington and London reports, Senator McKellar demands President Hoover release all correspondence and papers on the London pact. Hoover resists, with votes uncertain as some senators back the request while others withhold support. Admiral estimates to fund construction under the London Treaty are also released, totaling 203,400 pounds for the current year and 24,860 for new 1939 programs.
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C Gton
McKellar
Hoover
Admiralty Today
Recall Campaign Opens in Detroit as Vote Date Set
In Detroit the recall effort against Mayor Charles Bowles moves ahead with a July 22 election date set by officials. City actions include council funds for polling and a police investigation into petition integrity, following a suit involving the mayor.
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Detroit
Detaday
Charles Bowles
Anayer
Richard W. Reading
Council Folf Union
Homes C. Wilcox
Firework ban drive announced for Fourth of July
Omaha July 3 4 A city official announced plans to wage a nationwide campaign against fireworks during the Fourth of July holidays. He will write to mayors of principal cities seeking cooperation. Cardinal dies in city at age 22 after illness. details sparse.
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Omaha
Cardinal Vanurstelli
The
Sacred College
Seveenk Yas
Unsettled Weather Tonight Into Thursday
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday. Parts of the Dakotas expect partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures and a threat of stronger winds in the extreme northwest. Temperatures will be marginally lower and cooler air moves in.
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Scott
Dakota
South Dakota
Mitchell
Yankton
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Lindbergh Baby Name: Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr.
The article notes Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr born June 22 is named for his famed father. It explains the name choice after the late Charles A Lindbergh Sr and the family preference for titles within the Lindbergh line.
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Lindbersh
Papa Slewood
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Aka
Lewag
Lindbergh
Charles Augustes
Jong
Minnesota
Charles Augustus Lindberg, Jr
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Sr
Evengsine Lindbergh
Rackets Said To Reach Into Chicago Churches
Chicago authorities warn rackets may operate even in churches. Alderman Arthur Atherton cautioned church leaders that rackets should not be tolerated near religious institutions. Acting Police Commissioner Alcock asked captains to report any signs linking police to crime by July 20. City officials claim church rackets exist and emphasize cleaning up through uplift efforts.
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Chicago
VPI
Arthur P. Athert
Tig Chiease
Ted the Alder
Thierchmen
Gertion
Gad Xe Enonis
White Aldermas
Alcock
Albert
Samuel Ettelson
Thompson
Gold Star Mothers Prepare Graves Memorial Gifts
In New York on July 3 235 gold star mothers board for France to adorn the graves of 235 Americans lost in World War One. Each woman carries meaningful tokens from home, such as pressed flowers and tiny flags, to lay on the resting places of their sons. Martha Hadley from Kansas City brings bonded keepsakes from ten children and fourteen grandchildren for her son Thomas Ross Hadley killed June 37 1918. Emma D Murtagh and Margie Field carry silk American flags as others prepare similar mementos for the pilgrimage.
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eDcorate
New York
Martha Hadiés
Kansas City
Thomas Ross Hadley
Emma D. Murtagh
Pickens
Margie Field
Madison
Miss
Man Charged In Shippy Shooting Near Sturgis
Sturgis reports Donald Shippy a 29 year old rancher living 65 miles northeast faced charges of shooting with intent to kill. He allegedly shot at Jack Brunelle a suitor of Shippy’s sister Marguerite Brunelle was wounded in the wrist and another person was injured in the incident following an argument over a relationship.
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Sturgis
Donald Shippy
Here
Jack Brunelle
Brunelle
Marguerite
Mra Leonel
Brunee
Brunvelle
Educational County Tour Delivers Farming Insights
About a dozen Beadle county farmers joined the farm management club for an all county educational tour sponsored by the county agent R A Cave and officials from State college. They visited diverse farms to study livestock buildings eradicating weeds certified seed fields and modern equipment. The tour aimed to share practical ideas between east and west Beadle county farms and to inspire improvements in management and efficiency.
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Beadle County
Farm Management Cluib
Progressive Farmine
Wnprovement Committee
R. A. Cave
Thormafinson
State. College
R. Billings
Minneapolis
None Crop Improvement Association
Huron
Spanish Vets In Business Session
Rapid CIYY July 9 General business sessions occupied the Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary on the second day of the state encampment. East Department Commander Frank W. Mitchell presided at the joint session with Major C Schenan and Representative Willam Williamson as principal speakers. Officers to be elected and the 1931 meeting place chosen, then the group will visit Fort Meade and Sturgis for entertainment. Tomorrow features a close of sessions with a joint installation and a trip up Rapid Canyon hosted by the local camp.
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Rapid Ciyy
East Department
Frank W. Mitchell
Pierre
Fort Meade
Sturgis
Rapid Canyon
Three Children Burned To Death In Calgary Fire
In Calgary Alberta last night a fire destroyed a home while the mother, away at a neighbor’s mill, left three children alone. Birdie Gillard four Eileen two and a curious name child perished. Henry Gillard the father had gone to work. a six year old son accompanied the mother. Returning she found the house in flames and fire crews hampered by water shortages struggled to save the children. Neighbors could not reach the youngsters. No cause for the fire could be determined.
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Calgary
Alta
Birdie Gillard
Eileen
Henry Gillard
Doyle Spirit Message Predicted From Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
London readers heard a predicted spirit message from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The Doyle family, while skeptical of the moment, remains confident he will reach out from the grave soon, despite a London spiritualist forecast.
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Doyle Spirit
London
Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle
Cirizen
Vera Meyers Extends Lead In Evening Huronite Contest
Vera Meyers now holds a lead of about 6,000 votes over the nearest rival in the Publix Evening Huronite contest for a free trip to Seattle and Alaska. The tally shows Meyers at 39,325 votes with Leif McDonald moving into second place and a wide field of other contestants including Helen Husted, Dorothy Willinger, Myrtle Ruark, Laura Cosliun, Elizabeth Gibbs and more with varying totals.
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Vera Meyers
Tive
Seattle
Alaska
Lois McDonsa
Bolle Dorothea A Moprudes
Helen Husted
Wadhams
Leif McDonald
Twe
Dorothy Willinger
Myrtle Ruark
Laura Cosliun
Elizabeth Gibbs
Tone Urquhart
Emma Zumbrunnen
Grace Hammill
Mildred Jones
Nina Wright
Adah Davis
Ruth Sutter
Hazel Henson
Beatrice Leiner
Velma McAlister
Dorothy DeShon
Jean Parley
Amie Rice
Luclia Bonesteel
Gledys Geiger
Geneve Swenson
Scarface Al Capone Faces Jury Trial in Miami
In Miami on July 9, Capone faced a jury trial for perjury as Dade county officials sought his conviction in criminal court. His lawyers moved to plead not guilty to two perjury charges after two of four were quashed, while warrants yesterday replaced the dismissed counts. The case stems from Capone’s testimony related to a false arrest charge against the director of public salability of Gami.
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Miami
Fla
Capone
Dade County
Public Saleity
Gami
Sergeant Repaid For Harshness to Babies in Germany
Police armed with tear bombs kept busy all night restoring order after anti separatist rioting. Windows of several shops and homes were shattered and a number of demonstrators arrested. Former servicemen with long memories raided outside the town, targeting a cigar handler whose wartime sergeant allegedly mistreated recruits.
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Germany
Iith * Jong Memories
2 -Yilla
Bank Bandits Still At Large In Aftermath Of Lake Preston Robbery
Police and detectives pursue four bandits who robbed the Community State Bank in Lake Preston, with sightings near Lake Norden and Arlington. About 11,000 dollars were stolen, mostly currency, plus 2,000 in bonds. A 1,000 dollar reward is offered by the South Dakota Bankers Association for arrests, with varying pay for individual captures and past rewards detailed from earlier bank robberies.
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Cormounity State Bank
Arlingtom
Loke Worden
Water
Twin Cities
Leake Norden Nity
Gunner Ano
Ernest Olson
Vie Mer
Arington
Henry Horton
Will Wilde
Erickson
Langhieawrave Chase
Gieen
Sestan
Ioe Preston
aNay
Ellison
Dureuit
George Starting
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
Starling
State Association
Duke Preston
Avtas
Ben Knudson
Donald Davidson
Olsted
Henn van de Vorst
A. A. Bentz
Peter P. Orth
HK. E. Munch
John Orth
Gas War On Coast Fight To Finish
Gasoline prices varied along the Pacific coast with reports of an all out price war. Tacoma buyers paid eight cents a gallon while Los Angeles rang up ten cents and Seattle ranged between eight and ten cents. Oil company officials called the dispute the most serious issue faced by distributors on the coast. An independent dealers group urged Governor Young to classify oil companies and distributors as public utilities under railroad commission oversight and threatened wholesale pricing if prices were not stabilized.
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Tacoma
Los Angeles
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Pois Oil
39th annual Baptist Young People's Union convention
About 5000 delegates gathered in San Francisco for the 39th annual B Y P U convention. Representatives from nearly every state and Canada attended, with delegates wearing distinctive attire signaling home states as the opening program began.
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San Francisco
The
Baptist Young People’s‘Union of America
Union
Canada
Cosumés
Bank Robbery Bandit Demonstrates Showman Flair
A bandit entered the Bank of Artesia lobby in Los Angeles and, using a gun, demanded 750 dollars from the cashier. Five accomplices plus three outside waited briefly before fleeing. The head robber claimed the others were hired via an employment agency to follow him to the bank for payroll money.
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Los Angeles
Bank of Artesia
Legionnaires from Huron head to Sioux Falls meet
About 150 Huron Legionnaires and Auxiliary members head to the state American Legion convention in Sioux Falls, with Huron HQ at Cataract hotel. Drum and bugle corps barnstorm in city streets and alternate and regular delegates from William Reaves post are named. Most delegates depart Sunday.
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Huron
Carpenter Hotel
Sioux City
Monshon Post
William Reaves
Vernom C. Clarke
H. M. Cass
Marty Adams
LH. Cornell
C. D. Fisher
Carl Heiss
Rupert Price
Don G. Walker
C. E. Locker
Joe Riley
WN. Timson
Lawrence Zieske
Hoy Daum
C. O. Murphy
W. D. Gallup
E. C. Hoskins
Earl Flanagan
County superintendents discuss exams at Hot Springs convention
At Hot Springs the South Dakota county superintendents convention featured talks by Mrs. Hazel Ott on examinations and annual promotions in country grades and ongoing elementary courses, with Mrs. Mabel Tridden on teachers examinations. About 125 attended a banquet and dance, and President Herman James of the University of South Dakota spoke on faculty relations. The session schedule for Friday remains, and close of convention is Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Foley and daughter Josephine visited Watertown from Ogden Utah via Yellowstone Park and planned to return home the next day.
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Hot Springs Hot Springs
South Dakota
Hazel ‘Ott
Pierre
Mabel Trdden
Pitrre
Hot Springs Country Club
Herman James
University of South Dakota
U University
Piace
Display of Southern Cross Returns to Hancock in California
In Santa Maria California Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith and his two companions returned the world flying craft Southern Cross to financier G Allan Hancock after a San Simeon holiday. Hancock plans a temporary display at his aeronautical college and may move the plane to a museum, with the Smithsonian Institute once suggested as a final resting place.
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Santa Marla
Cal
San Simeon
G. Allan Hancock
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Hancock
Smithsoniat
Washington,d.c
Heat Wave Grips State Amid Persistent High Temperatures
An intense heat wave continues to engulf the state with near century temperatures. Forecasters warn of sustained heat as residents cope with sweltering conditions across cities and rural areas. Mitchell Couka at LéS reports weather patterns fueling the heat and urging precautions.
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Mitchell Couka
Lés
Mercury Temperatures Rise Throughout the Day
The government thermometer shows a steady climb in temperatures across Yam today. Readings progress through early to late morning with minor fluctuations as citizens record the day’s heat trend.
Record Heat Sweeps South Dakota Amid Drying Grain
South Dakota swelters as twelve stations report 98 to 109 degree highs led by Mitchell at 109. Heat and low rainfall damage wheat oats rye barley and alfalfa while fields turn brown. Forecasters warn no immediate relief with scattered storms possible and crop losses mounting across the state.
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Neot
Maron
Crow Sumicy
South Dakota
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