17 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1929
Page
1
Moscow suburbs erupt as Russians and Chinese expatriates attack the Chinese embassy with eggs stones and debris. Diplomatic staff sheltered inside while a large police and cavalry presence struggled to restrain clashes amid a tense night.
At the New London conference Governor s and officials discussed a letter from George Wickersham head of Hoover s law enforcement commission. He hinted at possible federal role in prohibitions enforcement while noting some support for modification of the current rules. The remarks drew cautious response from both wets and dries with attention to interstate control. Continued on page 5.
In Sioux Falls on July 17, Merle Robing of Ames Iowa Don Douthit of Sioux Falls Peter Kenefick and Frank Enright of Dell Rapids advanced to the third round in the South Dakota tennis tournament Frank Brody of Des Moines Iowa the singles champion won one match over Dick Bauer of Sioux Falls Horace Barton of Sioux Falls did not compete L B Van Zerbe of California and Trafford Jayne of Minneapolis also won yesterday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions. In South Dakota the outlook is generally fair to night and Thursday, with a cooler trend tonight.
A four day hunting tour by the Northwest Farm Managers association ends in Huron with about 60 vehicles and 200 participants. The caravan, which started in Fargo North Dakota, travels toward Pierre after visiting Willow Lake sheep farm and other sites.
Chicago July 47 R W Reynolds will become commissioner in charge of agricultural development and colonization for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific road. August 1 vice president H E Pierpont announced Reynolds has long worked in farm and colonization efforts in the Dakotas and Montana.
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Waltons crews hauled about 800 pounds of dressed fish from a Lake Kampesk a area catch to feed a crowd at the Codington county picnic. Rep Royal C G Johnson is slated to speak on conservation at the Stony Point Lake Camp site where the event attracts more than a thousand attendees.
Funeral services for George Baum an early Huron pioneer who died from injuries in a railroad crossing accident will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the American Lutheran church Rev S D Disrud to officiate Loyal Order of Moose members to attend in a bed Mr Baums lodge brothers to meet at the church at 1345 Burial details follow George Baum born November 19 1871 in St Louis moved to Huron in 1878 married Mina Nawotthy November 2 1897 three children survived Mrs Baum died 1906 Baum later remarried Margaret Nawotthy 1922 surviving wife three daughters one grandchild two sisters and a brother with a death in 1903
Two Sioux City detectives, Joe Wilshire and George Marlette, jailed in Miller after furnishing evidence that led to six liquor selling arrests. They are charged with giving liquor to minors. Sheriff A G Mohr and State's Attorney Grant L Parish provided details, noting two cases where witnesses pleaded guilty and four more awaiting resolution. Parish says he had no involvement in their arrest.
An expert from the Hawaii Volcano Observatory downplays ignored warnings and notes that a quiet volcano may still present rare value. Researchers caution that even in calm periods, activity signals should be monitored for potential eruptions and hidden emissions.
Beadle county commissioners voted unanimously to offer a 500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of all persons stealing livestock and poultry in the county. A fund will finance the rewards and the measure takes effect immediately amid ongoing thefts and a recently disrupted chicken-theft ring. State’s Attorney W W Howes and Sheriff Lyda Larsen announced the action.
Thursday evening in the hall officers were installed including noble grand Almit Anderson and vice grand Pearl Foster among others. Out of town guests included George Holmes of Mansfield and Mr. Byrd of Warner.
At Salem Oregon July 17 delegates of the Catholic Women's society and the Catholic central verein of America adopted a resolution urging women to wear dresses long enough to cover the knees when seated as well as standing Birth control and women’s freedom were also addressed with resolutions criticizing immodest fashions and the drive to shirk large family duties The text notes the Battle of New Orleans as a historical aside.
Milwaukee July 17 Victor L Berger national socialist leader and former congressman was struck by a streetcar while walking from his newspaper office to home he remained in a coma through the night doctors said his skull fracture and internal injuries coupled with age would test his condition Witnesses said Berger appeared confused and dodged traffic as the trolley threw him to the pavement His wife and daughter Dorothy Welles were at his bedside along with friends and associates Berger 69 born February 38 1860 in Austria Hungary had long been a lone socialist in Congress and in 1919 won a ruling in his favor after being denied a seat in 1918
The federal board seeks to reduce marketing expenses for agricultural products to boost farmers' returns without raising consumer costs. It plans a national scale, commodity based marketing system, coordinating through farm organizations and regional commodity meetings.
Wheeler and Frazier report that alcohol flows on at least one reservation, tuberculosis hits 25 percent, and social diseases rise. Wheeler calls conditions the worst seen, urges a state tuberculosis hospital and vocational education, and warns Indians may become state charges if unaddressed. The panel plans to tour North Dakota next.
The Commerce Department says Canada will prohibit imports of noncanned fruits and plant products from Florida sections with Mediterranean fruit fly infestations. Imports from other Florida areas require a certificate from the Agriculture Department proving the products were grown in uninfected zones.
Smitiy veteran Jess Wallace brings a mobile shop to the Kansas City region with a portable outfit covering a 15 mile radius. He serves over 800 saddle horses and polo ponies whose owners demand precise shoes. His old shop remains as a headquarters for appointments.
Kansas City to build a threefold larger air terminal than the 1928 Republican convention hall. The $500,000 structure will cover 160000 square feet on the ground floor and operate like a railway terminal. It will house a 100 foot diameter inner office, fully enclosed from the hangar, with a 69 foot canopy and a 60 foot diameter port for taxiing planes.
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