Adoption of Modified McKellar Plan In Senate
Washington July 10 The Senate expected to adopt a modified McKellar resolution asking President Hoover for London naval treaty papers after debate. Three amendments proposed by Robinson Thomas and George seek delivery or guidance on handling the documents, with vote hopes before adjournment as allies push to move beyond the ratification fight.
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Washington
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Thomas
Oklahoma
George
Georg Fla
Hale
Naval Committee
Rende Nwy
Chinese Bandits Intensify Firing Across Yangtze
On the Yangtse river many bandits and communists stepped up attacks on foreign vessels. American British and Japanese river patrols joined in defense with cooperative patrols to protect nationals and ships. Bandits looted river ports between Hankow and Ichang, seizing funds from posts and customs houses and abducting ransom targets.
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Shanghai
Yangtsee
Kiukiang
Hankow
Hankaow
Ichang
Engineers Start Disposal Survey in Huron
Turpin an engineer for Consoer Older & Quinlan along with two peers surveyed in Huron today to set a disposal plant plan. They prepare to advise the city commission on using the Armour Packing Company plant or a separate facility.
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V. ¥. Turpin
Consoer, Older & Quinlan
Chicago
Huron
City Commission
Armour Packing’ Company
Tree Ailment Studied By City Forester In Huron
Expert W E Webb Mitchell park superintendent visited Huron to confer with Robert Fair park superintendent about a tree killing ailment in the city park system and on private grounds. Webb will thoroughly investigate the condition and suggest remedies.
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W. E. Webb
Mitchell Park
Huron
Robert Fair
Webb
Man Arrested Over Electric Fence in Chicago Yard
CHICAGO July 10.4 John Kulczak built a fence and wired it to his house current. Neighbors alerted police. authorities deem it illegal diversion of current and a fire hazard. Humane society and insurers voice concern over potential harm to dogs and fire risk. Kulczak argues he sought to stop children and pets from using his yard as a playground.
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Chicago
John Kulczak
Kulczak
Fie Insurance Company
Hunt For Bandits Shifts Eastward
Four bank robbers who took 11000 from Community State Bank at Lake Preston on Tuesday were tracked eastward. A Graham Paige sedan sighting near Clear Lake prompted sheriffs from De Smet and other counties to depart for Lake to pursue leads. A salesman in the same car type may have caused misidentification. West of Lake Norden towns reported no sightings, reinforcing doubts the robbers passed there. The evidence suggests the quartet operated from the Twin Cities and was returning to their headquarters.
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Lake Preston
Community State Bank
Devel County
Graham- Paige
Clear Lake
de Smet
Ie Lake
Lake Norden
Kruse
Kingsbury County
Devel
Twin Cities
Plea for Flowers in Parks Urges Citizen Cooperation
Mrs. C. M. Mellvaine secretary of the city park board urged Haron residents to protect park flowers and private greenery. She cited daily replants due to vandalism careless acts and theft and called for youth guidance to preserve beauty. She noted vandalism may be linked to flower disappearances and recounted a tourist who carved a tree trunk bark.
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Haron
C. M. Mellvaine
City Park Board
Park Board
Mellvaine
Huron
Airplane Race To Tokyo Considered
Tacoma prepared for a Pacific air race to Tokyo with Lieut Harold Bromley due to arrive with a monoplane while Bob Wark and Eddie Brown plan to have their biplane Pacific Area ready in about ten days. The rivals aim to be the first to depart for Tokyo, hoping to install auxiliary gas tanks for the 5,000 mile gruelling flight.
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Tokyo
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific
Harold Bromley
Bob Wark
Eddie Brown
Bromley
Bromley Tuck
Wark
Brown
Carnival Opens At Woonsocket in South Dakota
Woonsocket hosts a three day water carnival with diving swimming boxing foot races and a nightly pageant on Prior Lake island Miss Marit Milan of Mitchell leads the pageant titled Gathering of ions featuring blended dances A big dance at Paris hall each evening features Bid Dean and the Dakota Serenaders Sioux City Stock Yards plays Kars Keens in tomorrow's baseball clash timed for 2 pm All sports stalls and amusements run on the lakefront with free admission except for the ball game and dance invitation extended to South Dakota residents
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Woonsocket
South’ Dakota
Prior Lake
Marit Milan
Mitchell
Milan
South Dakota
Nebraska
Paris Hall
Bid Dean
Dakota Serenaders
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Lake Prior
Coast Gas Price War Pushes Coastwide Drops to Five Cents
Gasoline sold as low as five cents a gallon in California and the Pacific coast as price cutting continued. Fresno reported a five cent level, while Tacoma firms eyed four to five and a quarter cents. Seattle and Portland showed nine and ten to thirteen and a half cents with taxes included. San Francisco quoted ten to fourteen cents.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Fresno
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Unsettled Weather in Huron and Nearby Regions
A weather notice states Huron will see unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures possible on Friday. South Dakota will have fair skies tonight and Friday, except for local unsettled periods, with a notably warm Friday ahead.
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Huron
Dakota
Watertown Man Drowns at Lake Kampeska
Ralston W Davison, 27, of Watertown, drowned while bathing on the north shore of Lake Kampeska as his wife and three children watched. He stepped into a deep hole reportedly dug by a dredging company, unable to swim, and perished before rescuers arrived. Sheriff Warren Welch led the search with no success reported the next morning.
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Watertown
Ralston W Davison
Lake Kampeska
Aist
Agcident
Ralston
Warren Welch
Doctor Buchanan Opens Huron Office After Move
Dr. R. A. Buchanan, long-time general practitioner in Wessington, establishes a new office in suite 213 of the Security National bank building in Huron. He and Mrs. Buchanan with sons Robert and David will reside at 148 Dinog avenue southwest. educated at the University of Iowa with BA 1917 and PhD 1919, he trained at Winnipeg General Hospital and previously practiced in Independence, Iowa. Dr. L B Privett of Woonsocket has taken over the Wessington practice.
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R. A. Buchanan
Wessington
Huron
Security National Bank
Buchanan
Robert
David
Dinog Avenue
University of Iowa
Winnipeg General Hospital
Independence
Iowa
Huron Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Wesesington
L.B. Privett
Woonsocket
Creighton University
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Dr. Buchanan
Jones Shoots Under Par To Lead Field
Interlachen Club Minneapolis July 10 Bobby Jones shot a 71 one under par to take the early lead in the national open golf championship. He went out in 34 and finished strong under scorching heat with a 37 on the back nine amid a 5000 crowd. Eddie McElligott of Sioux Falls finished in 36.
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Interlachen Club
Minneapolis
Bobby Jonas
Bobby
Jones
Eddie McElligott
Sioux. Falls
Nice
Damage suit against Pantages dismissed in court
Los Angeles July 5. A $501,000 damage suit filed against theater owner Alexander Pantages by Nicholas Duncan, a witness in the show Wagns trial last fall for criminal assault on Eunice Pringle, cond dancer, was dismissed in superior court today.
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Pantages
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Nicholas Duncan
Eunice Pringle
No Decision On Huston Reached
Washington July 10 The Republican conference recessed today without reaching a decision on Claudius Huston as chairman of the national committee. Huston faced calls for his retirement amid a bitter quarrel with party leaders and some Hoover intimates seeking an early withdrawal. The conflict centers on Huston and a plan to convene an executive committee meeting or circulate a petition, while Hoover alone may decide the outcome after further talks. Huston testified before the senate lobby committees about funds raised for the Tennessee River project and related private leasing interests.
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Washington
Republican Conference
Nodh
Claudius Huston
National Committee
Huston
Republican National Committee
Congress
Hoover
White House
National Party
Gress
Senate
Tennessee River Improvement ‘Association
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Union Carbide Company
Association
Shooting Ends Show At Chinese Theatre In New York
A July 10 nightlife tragedy at a New York Chinese theatre halted a Melo drama when five shots fired from the rear disrupted the performance. An actor playing a burglar paused mid scene as chaos spread. a dead man later identified as Hung Wah Hung, president of the Tong Ong merchants group, was found among fleeing actors and audience members. Three theatre staff were injured or harmed. the incident points to organized crime tensions with Hip Sing connections.
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New York
Hung Wah Hung
Tong Ong
Hip Sing
Beong
Record Heat Breaks Six Day High Across South Dakota
Unprecedented heat grips South Dakota for six days with 103 to 106 degree readings. By midmorning 11:40 a.m. new forenoon highs of 100 at Pierre and 106 at Yankton, Mitchell, and Yankton mark the peak as forecasters promise relief tomorrow with cooler, unsettled conditions.
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Pierre
South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Huron Weather Bureau
Midni
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Watertown
Emery
Mercury Climbs as Temperature Peaks at Noon
A weather bureau reading shows a seasonal forenoon rise with the temperature advancing from 74 degrees at 7 am to 101 by noon. Readings through the day include 83 at seven, 93 at ten, peaking at 102 at one, in the reported hourly chart.
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Weather Bureau
Heatwave Ends Local Stretch Brings Drowning on Chicago Beach
Reports from Chicago describe two drownings as the city endured a long hot spell. Forecasters warned of more heat in the northwest and midwestern regions. West Virginia faces crop damage from drought totaling about one million dollars as corn in Yankton awaits rain. Corn remains largely safe but needs moisture. rye and barley harvest underway while pastures and haylands dry.
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Dow
Chicago
Charlestown
West Virginia
John W. Smith
Yankton
Coal Dealers Hold Meeting At Aberdeen
Coal dealers and wholesalers from Aberdeen Huron and Watertown met in Aberdeen for a business session and banquet last night. About 60 attended with speakers H C Behrens of Aberdeen Wesley Keller secretary of the Northwest Retail Coal Dealers association and A G Zick manager of the Aberdeen Credit Bureau. Watertown invited participants to meet there next month.
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Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
H. C. Behrens
Wesley Keller
Northwest Retail Coal Dealers Association
A. G. Zick
Managr
Aberdeen Credit Bureau
Adopt 25 Cent Hour Scale For Harvest
Aberdeen officials report Brown county farm bureau members adopted a uniform wage scale of 25 cents an hour for a ten hour day for harvest workers at a special meeting. Some harvesting has begun in the county and with favorable weather, grain cutting should be in full swing next week.
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Aberdeen
Brown County Farm Bureau
Kriebs Delivers Talk At Wall's Welcome Anniversary Event
Secretary of Agriculture Frank D. Kriebs of Pierre spoke at Wall's Welcome in honor of the 23rd birthday of Pinnacle City of the Badlands. The program included baseball games races dances and other features with master ceremonies leading the festivities.
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Kriebs
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