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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1930

Page

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Hoover Studies Senate Request on Secret Naval Documents

President Hoover studied a Senate resolution calling for confidential papers on London naval treaty negotiations. The Senate debated the pact itself with amendments allowing confidential handling or possible executive recommendations. The resolution passed 53 to 4 after late-hour delays and required the president to decide on disclosure.

Washington Hoover Senate Naval Committee State Department Ambassador Dawes International

Fleagle Executed For Bank Slayings and Robbery

Ralph Fleagle was hanged at the state prison after being condemned for his role in the fatal bank robbery and the four killings at the First National Bank of Samar in May 1928. He was baptized and received last rites hours before execution and asked to have Denver journalist Lee Taylor Casey as his spiritual adviser.

Canon City Colo Ralph & Fleagle First National Bank of Samar Fleagle Regis Barrett Wbhaplain Father Barrett E. Crawford Lee Taylor Casey Denver Fieaple Jesus Micrey

Water Carnival Dazzles Woonsocket Amid City Festivities

Crowds flocked to Woonsocket for the three day Water Carnival opening yester day with contests, a pageant led by Miss Marie Milan and a large dance following the feature baseball game between Sioux City Stock Yards club and Kill Keens. First place winners include Tessler Woonsocket in boys up to 14 swimming, Grace Hendricks Woonsocket in girls up to 14, Sechler Huron in boys free for all, Walters Woonsocket in girls free for all, and Mobern Woonsocket in under water free for all.

Woonsocket Sioux City Tessler Grace Hendricks Sechler Huron Walters Mobern Fuzelstein Moberg Basham Turan Fesler Abbey

Hero of 1870 War General Von Bernhardi Dies at 81

BERLOGS July 11 General Fried rich Von Bernhardi, who led German forces in victory and defeat, died at 81. He was first German officer to enter Paris after its fall in 1870 and in 1914 predicted an Anglo German war, a forecast that proved accurate. At WWI start he commanded the home arts of the fiftieth army corps but requested a field command.

Friedrich von. Bernhardi von Bernhardi Paris Fiftieth

Mrs G E Sherman Recovering At Home From Auto Injuries

Mrs George E Sherman of 1240 Invisible avenue southwest is recovering at home after injuries from an automobile accident near Redfeld Tuesday afternoon. She was brought to Huron last night by Mr Sherman and is reported in improved condition though bruises remain and one foot is injured.

G. E. Sherman George E. Sherman Iinvis Avenue Redfeld

Unsettled Tonight Then Cooler Saturday Across Region

Weather report indicates unsettled conditions tonight with cooler temperatures expected Saturday. South Dakota will see mostly clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday, with possible thunder showers in the extreme western portion.

South Dakota West Worth Porttons

Central South Dakota farmers aim for bumper harvest this year

Optimistic reports from Hand county and surrounding regions describe barley and rye ready for harvest, with some wheat fields expected to yield 25 bushels per acre. Corn and alfalfa are good though heat and moisture concerns persist, while pastures and hay rely on rain. J. D. Miller notes goldening wheat and strong yield prospects as of mid July.

South Dakota Vericus Hand J. D. Miller Clarence Miller

Robbers Seen Near North Dakota Town After $11000 Bank Heist

In North Dakota the search widens for four bandits who robbed the Community State Bank at Lake Preston of 11000. A sedan with a Graham Paige plate 60 2287 was sighted near Tokyo North Dakota, with one man and one woman aboard. Local and state officers, including Kingsbury County Sheriff, pursue leads in eastern South Dakota and near Gratton as the investigation continues.

Lake Preston Kingsbury County C. EB Kruse South Dakota Community State Bank Clear Lake North Dakota Tokyo Gratton Geofice C. We Albright Fargo Graham’ Paige Iseen C. D_ Graves Minnewaukan Thermogsape Kruse Jof

South Dakota Corn and Wheat Crop Estimates for 1921

Washington reports South Dakota corn for 1921 at 122,712,000 bushels, up over 10,000,000 from last year. Spring wheat condition at 80 percent with 19,987,000 bushels. durum wheat at 81 percent with 14,703,000 bushels. Last year spring wheat total was 28,921,000 bushels.

D. C Washington South Dakota Fellowshire

Two Miners Die In Million Dollar Homestake Blaze

Lead July 11 Two miners Snotcgy Eastman and Sidney Wellman were killed in a fire at the Homestake Gold Mine in the northern Black Hills as three buildings including the Ellison Hoist were destroyed. The mine, largest U S gold producer, reported about 4.5 million dollars in annual output. Six workers were injured and 700 men were brought to safety as flames were contained above ground. Recovery of bodies halted overnight, and engineers evacuated the shaft while reconstruction plans began.

Homestake Snotcgy Eastman Sidney Wellman Black Hills United States Ellison Eastman Wellman Mike

Lois McDonald Leads In Votes In Texas Panhandle Contest

Amarillo Texas July 11 1924 Lois McDonald takes the lead in a Publix theater contest backed by the Huronite free trip sweepstakes. Vera Meyers and Helen Flusted trail with thousands of votes while others fall further behind. The pageant involves ballots clipped from the newspaper and submitted at the theaters.

Texas Panhandle Lois McDonald Publix Seattle Alaska Vera’ “Meyers Who South Dakota Huronte Publix Heren Husted Miss Meyers Lois’McDonald Vera’. Meyers Helen Flusted Dorothy “Wadhams Verna» McGruder Dorothy Willinger Dorothy Brayton Myrtle Ruark Laura Coshun Lone Gladys

Two Women Killed In Auto Collision Near Wall

Two women died and another was critically injured after an automobile collision near Wall last night. Victims identified as Mrs Lloyd Sairies 19 and Miss Selma Jermeyson 15, daughters of Mr and Mrs Ole Tonneyson of Quinn. Miss Marjorie Kelley was brought to a local hospital with poor prospects for recovery. Mrs Saines baby was safely removed from the car.

Notable Author Ghazies Sale Parents Return Home

Dr and Mrs Ghazies Sale, parents of the nationally known author, were seen leaving for home. The appearance followed reports about the author’s activities and future projects.

Sale Ghazies Chick) Sale

Aged Woman Found Dead in Wessington Heat Toll Rises

Lizzie Minnick 33 of Wessington was found dead in her home yesterday afternoon after the heat wave. The coroner ruled heat as the cause. She had not been seen since Monday and lived alone since 1881. her sons James of Huron and William of Montana survive.

Lizzie Minnick Wessington James Huron William Montana

Cooled Theatre Offers Sleep During Heat Wave

Sioux City manager Mickey Gross invites hot residents to sleep in a cooled theatre, cot required. meanwhile South Dakota endures a seventh day of 100 degree heat with record highs in Aberdeen Watertown Mitchell and Huron.

Sioux City Mickey Gross Mr. Gross Milbank Sioux Falls Yankton Fairfax Rapid City Huron Aberdeen Lemmon Milbanke Mitchell Mobridge Redfield Watertown Pierre South’ Dakota Aberdoom

Mercury Rise Slows as Heat Wave Presses On

The day’s high near 75 at 7 am and 108 in Missouri amid a heat wave. Six deaths in the St. Louis area and four statewide from heat prostration, with Nebraska and Iowa reporting fatalities and record highs. Thunderstorms bring relief in Illinois while drought hits South and North Dakota.

St. Louis Missouri Sikeston Towa Marshalltown Atlantic Council Blues Couel Bluffs Omaha Nebraska Ilinois Clinsis Harrisburg Springfield Minneapolis St. Paul Wisconsin Beloit Lake Michigan Milwaukee Chicago Heswiddie West

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