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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1930

Page

5

Prohibition Enforcement Totals Arrests Stills Seized

Washington reports last fiscal year under Treasury enforcement arrested 683,186 people and seized 24,373 stills. Detentions rose from 1924 while total liquor seizures reached 1,320,000 gallons alcohol and eight million gallons malt liquor, with 8,778 automobiles seized. Most stills found in the South. many were small capacity moonshine operations prior to prohibition.

Washington The Treasury old_ prohibition bureau Prohibition Doran Department of Justice Prohibition Enforcement

Plans Completed For Probe Series

Washington reports that preparations were nearly finished for a series of congressional probes starting next week. Subpoenas signed by Senate campaign committee Chairman Nye will summon witnesses for hearings on Iili Ross' primary expenses. House and Senate committees plan inquiries into campaign expenditures post office leases railroad holding companies and the Jadwin flood control plan. A New Orleans meeting with the Mississippi River flood control association aims to revise Jadwin’s proposals.

Washington Senate House F House Raiload American Samoan Commission Nye Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Chicago Federal Reed House Flood Control Committee New Orleans Mississippi River Flood Control Association House Interstate Tree Committee

Moberly Elected Spanish War Veterans Leader 1931 plan chosen

Moberly of Hot Springs was elected state department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at a two day session. Madison named 1931 convention city. Several officers elected including Parrott Aberdeen senior vice commander and Smith Raund City junior vice commander. A bill to amend the civil service act retiring employees was approved. a resolution urged removal of politics from the state soldiers home management. Arlington classic broadcast slated by NBC for Saturday at 3 p.m. CST.

Moberly Spanish Wet Head Rapid R. B. Moberly Hot Springs State Department United Spanish War Veterans Madison A. L. Parrott Aberdeen Andrew Smith Raund City Stewart Sharp Delmont Guy Squires O. W. Coursey Mitchell

Card of Thanks for Care During Illness

We thank friends and especially Gamerstan hospital nurses and attendants led by Mrs Johnson for faithful care to Salvation Army officers Rev and Mrs Pattel in Larsen and their deputies. Grateful for floral offerings from Mr and Mrs H L Raynor and family including Robert Daisy Sybil Verna Ruth Thais Paul and Al Gadwp.

Gamerstan Hospital Johnson Salvation Army Pattel Larsen Oliver H. L. Raynor Robert Rooney Daisy Rooney Sybil Raynor Verna Raynor Ruth Raynor Thais Raynor Paul Raynor

Doctor Arthur A. Law Dies in Minneapolis

Dr Arthur A Law aged 58 dies in Minneapolis. Founder of the American College of Surgeons and long time professor of surgery at the University of Minnesota. During World War I he commanded Base Hospital No 26 in France and was cited by General Pershing for meritorious service.

Arthur A. Law Minneapolis American College of Surgeons Department of Surgery University of Minnesota France John J. Pershing

Germans Die In Wen Ceslang Mine Disaster

NEURODE Germany July 10 at least 144 miners died in an explosion at the Wen Ceslang mine. Eighty-one bodies recovered, many burned. Of 193 in the shaft, 50 escaped injured. Gas pocket tapped during blasting triggered fumes racing through shafts. Rescue halted at midnight after many overcome. All saved injured but expected to recover. The disaster the worst in years for Germany.

Neurode Germany Wenceslang Bochum Dortmund Cantrols Wenceslaus Silsia

Planning Probe Of Forsythe Release

Los Angeles investigators plan to probe statements by three police officers who say they questioned and released Fred Forsythe, a Chicago murder suspect. Officers entered the Frank Foster apartment a week before his arrest, confiscated three guns, but returned them for lack of charges. Forsythe allegedly offered $200 after the search. Foster and companions were arrested a week later.

Forsythe Los Angeles District Attorneys’ Office Fred Forsythe Chicago Alfred Lingle Ed C. King Frank Foster Lingle King Foster

Park Avenue gambling den seized as luxe 8th floor apartment

New York police exposed a 14 room Park Avenue apartment at 47th Street as a premier gambling resort. Detectives in evening clothes seized a complete gambling setup, liquor, and tipped out 50 fleeing guests. Lessee George Herrick and his valet William Sullivan were arrested, later released on $500 bail.

New York Park Avenue Richard Canfield 47Th Street George Herrick William Sullivan James Brady Robert Morris Herrick and Sullivan Herrick Sullivan

Fourth District Exceeds Third in Watertown Census Area

Watertown July 10 The fourth census district of South Dakota shows 132 219 people versus 131 048 in the third district which includes Aberdeen Census supervisor J C Schoenberger reports Crow Creek reservation Indian population put at 3539 Hyde and Hughes counties lie in the Crow Creek area No 192 figures for comparison of Indian populations Buffalo 1931 Lyman 896 Stanley

Watertown South Dakota Aberdeen J. C. Schoenberger Schoenberger Crow Creek Reservation Hyde Hughes Buffalo Lyman Stanley

Kansas Population Rise Shown In 1930 Census Totals

Topeka Kansas July 10 The population of Kansas increased 113261 or 64 percent in the last ten years. All census reports from all counties are compiled by The Associated Press and show a total 1930 population of 1,882,518 subject to revision. The report lists counties and districts including Hyde Hughes Stily Grant Devel Brookings Codington Clark Hamlin Beadle Hand and more.

Hyde Hughes Faulk Spink Walworth Campbell McPherson Edmunds Brown Day Marshall Roberts Grant Devel Brookings Kingsbury Codington Clark Hamlin Beadle Hand Hughes and Stily Topeka Kas Kansas Associated’ Press

Longtime Dakota Central chief resigns after 26 years

W G Bickelhaupt, president of the Dakota Central Telephone company, resigns after 26 years of service. He helped found Western Dakota Telephone and oversaw Dakota Central’s 1904 formation and line acquisitions. J G Crane will succeed him, with W J Brabell becoming vice president and Bickelhaupt remaining on the board.

Bickelhaupt Aberdeen Dakota Central Telephone Company W. G. Bickelhaupt J. G. Crane Kansas City J. L. Zeitlow Western Dakota Telephone Company Leola Eureka Dakota Central Company Western Dakota Dakota Central S. W.george N. C. Haley Madison

Coast Guards Save Pair On Seaplane

Coast Guards rescue a pilot and an unidentified young woman after a seaplane incident near Chicago. The crew pulled them from the water and transported them to safety as authorities investigated the crash.

Coast Guards Chicago

Coast Guard Rescues Crew After Plane Afloat On Lake Michigan

Coast guards rescued the crew of an amphibian plane adrift three miles offshore Lake Michigan after a plunge. Lieut. Arthur Johnson piloted the aircraft before it went down while he was showing passengers navigation to safety.

Coast Guards Lake Michigan Arthur Johnson

Fragmentary aircraft crash report leaves reader with clues

An excerpt describes a pilot skimming the surface as a plane damaged its wing and pontoons. The craft dived and driftwood-filled pontoons hindered rescue, leaving reader with a partial account of the incident and the pilot named John.

John

Coast Guard Rushed After Aboard Wounded Sailor Plea

A son and a passenger climbed to the top wing when cries for help arose. A shirt used as a signal drew attendants who called the coast guard to assist the person in distress.

Son Coast Guard

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