Legge pushes acreage cut plea at South Dakota field day
Brookings July 18 Chairman Alexander Legge of the federal farm board pressed the farm relief plan to reduce grain surpluses by cutting acreage at the fifth annual farm and home field day program at South Dakota State College. Officials prepared for a large crowd of farmers and business leaders as Legge toured agronomy plots and college facilities amid a campus picnic and chimes concert.
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Minneapolis
Kansas
Oklahoma
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
C. W. Pugsley
State College
Sivn
Coughlin Companile
Mose Reporters in Gang Inquiry
CHICAGO July 18 The Tribune reports that Tod a Chicago Herald and Examiner employee linked to the Fat Kennel Club dog track run by Moran may be named as a witness in the grand jury probe into the Single murder. Other reporters cited deny any improper ties while Brundige of the St Louis Star is said to name Tod next week. The inquiry also touches on connections to the criminal courts building and State's Attorney Swanson during dog track crackdowns.
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Rime
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Tribune
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Harry T. Brundige
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Brundige
Herald
Efiner
Fat Kennel Club
George
Bugs) Moran
al Capone
Lingle
Zee Leland Reese
Daily News
Harry Read
the American
Tad Qwag
Criminal Courts
Swanson
Fairview
Moran
Funeral Sunday For Mrs Sutphen In Riverside Cemetery
Grace A. Sutphen died at 9 yesterday morning and will be buried Sunday afternoon in Riverside Cemetery beside her husband who died earlier. Pall bearers are Dr O B Wright Harry Waibel T C Young A M Diesoweth all of Huron J W Gib me of Salem and William Zernhardt of nearby towns.
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Riverside Comey
Odd Fellows Organizations
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Uarry Waibel
T. C. Young
A. M. Diesoweth
Huron
J. W. Gibme
Salem
William Zernhardt
Feist
Nomination Conceded Evans By Monaghan
July 18 Helen Al Mont reports Joseph Merson conceded the nomination to M Evans in a district race. Campaigns cited a slim vote count and irregular returns shaping the contest. The piece notes betting interests and a Paris track theme as background.
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Monaghan
Helen AL Mont
Joseph Merson
M. Evans
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Red Loges
Ettest
Yves Or
Althe Supremeterial Gradie Des Galen
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Weather forecast for Huron calls for thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with Saturday fair and cooler. In South Dakota local thunder storms are possible this afternoon or tonight with cooler conditions except in the east central area where it remains fair. Saturday should be mostly fair with cooler temperatures, especially in the east and central portions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Eooter
Plane With Only Two Cylinders Brought To Huron
Aeronca light plane called the flower of the air arrives in Huron. It weighs 39 pounds and uses a two cylinder 30 horsepower motor. Wing span is 36 feet with speeds up to 85 mph. Cruising 65 mph, ceiling 20,000 feet absolute, 1,650 feet service. One gallon fuel covers 350 miles. Designed for personal use. two passengers possible. Carb full shipment arrives next week from Cincinnati where planes are built.
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Huron
Aeronca
Merle Perrigo
Rapid Air Lines
Cincinnati
Ohio
Aeronautical Corporation of America
Last Man's Club Holds Last Rites in Stillwater
MINNEAPOLIS July 18 last rites mark the end of the Last Man's Club as 87 year old Charles M. Lockwood of Chamberlain S D prepares to receive the club bottle and records by Stillwater Historical Society. The veteran, now the club's last survivor, has fought letters claiming kinship and stories about the club while recalling the 1896 banquets and the deaths of 32 members before him.
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Stillwater
Minn
Charles M. Lockwood
Twin Cities
Stillwater Historical Society
Chamberlain
S.D
Williston
N. C
Lockwood
Company B
Minnesota Volunteer Tarantcy
Peter Hall
Atwater
Peter
Hint
Three Held In Jail On Wyoming Robbery Suspect Ties
Three men were jailed in Aberdeen awaiting Wyoming officials who will question them about an automobile theft and a Union Pacific station robbery. A Fargo radio description led Deputy Sheriff Clarence North of Heck to arrest them. Wyoming officers are due here tomorrow.
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Wyoming
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Fargo
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Heck
Mamer Makes Stop At Seattle On Flight
Spokane aviator Nick Mamery, attempting a St Paul to Seattle and back 24 day flight, refueled in Spokane at 7 42 a m on the return leg to St Paul. He was two and a half minutes ahead of schedule.
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Spokane
Wash
Nick
Mamery
St. Paul
Harvesting Advances Amid Heat Hit Central South Dakota Crops
Central South Dakota farmers report a pessimistic tone as harvests begin sooner due to a prolonged heat spell. Crop damage ranges from light to severe, notably up to 50 percent in Clark county. While Buffalo county sees exaggerated losses, others forecast heavy small grain yields. Corn cultivation is paused by the heat. moisture, rain, and cooler days are urged to aid crops, pastures, and meadows across the region. Continuous drought prompts calls for rain in Woonsocket and Sanborn county.
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South Dakota
Clark County
Buffalo County
Willow Lake
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
C. A. Christensen
Floyd Township
AL R-Hellander
Floyd’ Township
McCormick Probes Ransacking Of Private Files
Ruth Henna McCormick, GOP Senate candidate, said her Byron Illinois Rock River farm estate letter file was broken into on Wednesday night. She linked the incident to the Senate inquiry into campaign funds but kept no definite motive. Senator Nye, committee chair, expressed hope the raiders will be caught and punished.
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Senate
Ruth Henna McCormick
Gerald P. Nye
Rock River
Byron
Til
Arrest of Woonsocket Man Is Reported
Deputy U. S. Marshal Walt Goetz reported the arrest of Joe O Connor of Woonsocket and Clarence Lindley of Watertown for violation of the liquor law. O Connor was charged with possession and transportation and released on $1,000 bonds. Lindley was charged with possession and freed on $50 bonds.
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Aberdeen
U. S
Walt Goetz
Joe O'Connor
Clarence Lindley
Watertown
O'Connor
Lindley
Census Figures Rank Huron Third Among SD Cities
South Dakota census shows larger cities grew 1920 to 1931 while smaller ones lagged. Rapid City led growth with 30 percent rise. Sturgis Lemmon also gained, Mobridge and Hedden josam numbers unclear. The state’s Black Hills district expanded faster than others. 12 cities over 3,000 added over 23,000 people. Continued on pages.
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Associated Press
Huron
South Dakota
Robert P. Howard
Black Hills
Mobridge
Hedhein Josam
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Sturgis
Lemmon
West River
Gettysburg
Briton
Groton
Chicago Youth Camp Speaker Calls City Godless
At a Chicago Methodist church camp meeting Mr Stegg denounces Chicago as the most godless city, blaming adults for a decline in morals. He cites 40 percent of high school girls disapproving of petting, compared with 3 percent in his day, and contrasts Shanghai and Paris.
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Paris
Aeming
Stegg
Chicago
Britain objects to a European federation scheme
Britain rejects Briand’s invitation for a European federation of nations saying new institutions would not derive authority from the League of Nations or the Versailles treaty. The tentative British reply warns such bodies could undermine the League, cause confusion and rivalry, and hamper collective security. France and others react with disappointment as many nations have already replied to the invitation.
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Portugal
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Russia
Turkey
County Taxes May Be Lower If New Budget Is Adopted
Beadle county tax levels may fall in 1931 if the provisional budget approved at the July county commission session is adopted as is. The levy request for 1932 totals 154 057.13, a drop of 87 671. as compared with 1930. The exact mill levy reduction awaits official budget adoption and auditor estimates.
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Beadle County
Everett Curtis
Yanteton
Custer
County Treasury
Lois McDonald Leads in Publix Theater Contest for Alaska Trip
Lois McDonald outpaces rivals with 320,575 votes to top a public contest by Publix theaters and the Evening Huronite offering a free Alaska trip. Vera Meyers has 283,275 votes. ballots encourage voting for Miss Central South Dakota in the Evening Huronite Publix theaters ballot.
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Lois McDonald
Publix Theaters
Huronite
Alaska
Vera Meyers
Magruder
Accident Claimed by .22 Rifle Accident Near Water town
WATERTOWN July 18 Claude Wehr was shot and killed yesterday afternoon by a .22 calibre rifle used by two other boys. Joe E. Messer conducted the investigation and ruled the shooting accidental with no inquest to be held.
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Watertown
Claude Wehr
Bigcharg
Joe E. Messer
Waterworks Pumps Record 19.8 Million Gallons in 15 Days
Huron's water plant produced about 19.8 million gallons in the first 15 days of July, the highest 15 day total ever for the city. Superintendent Hayes said a 106 degree day last Friday drew 198,000 gallons, but the system handled the surge without trouble amid the extreme heat.
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United States
Huron
D. Hayes
Mercury
Hurga
Hayes
Renew Effort For Early Pact Vote
London naval treaty sponsors in Washington renewed efforts to bring the pact to a vote at the earliest time. They sought to limit debate by agreement, planned night sessions to exhaust foes, and prepared a petition for cloture signed by more than double the required 16 senators. Administration forces fear gagging charges but aim to present the petition. a two thirds vote is needed, with a Monday vote possible after approval.
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Washington
Celeste
Zarsene
Friends of
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Two Baseball Games to Be Played Here Sunday
Two baseball games will be held in Huron on Sunday announced by Mariners C C Fisher of the Huron Boosters and Herb Landis of the Armour Packers. The Boosters meet the Pierre Cowboys at 2 30 in the afternoon, followed by Armour versus Bancroft. Both games at the CI NY W railroad athletic park with separate admissions.
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Huron
Mariners C. C. Fisher
Huron Boosters
Herb Landis
Armour Packers
Boosters
Pierre Cowboys
Armour
Bancroft
Fisher
Landis
Crate Of Homing Pigeons Turns To Dining Flock
Chicago police found a crate of pigeons in the street yesterday at Shakespeare Avenue station. Officers joked the birds might be homing pigeons or even eating pigeons, debating their purpose as they left the crate untouched and prepared for a possible release.
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Chicago
William Neilson
Shakespeare Avenue
Mercer
Neilson
Yong
Fanny
Rain Forecast Dampens Heat In Huron Region
Thunder showers are forecast for Huron and nearby areas this afternoon or tonight. Meteorologist M. E. Bly Bly of the Huron Weather Bureau cautions there is no 100 percent certainty about rain, but the likelihood is strong. Aberdeen, Lemmon, and Mobridge reported yesterday's rainfall, the first in South Dakota since July 14. Huron’s heat relief was expected tomorrow with cooler temperatures, after a high of 97 in Thursday.
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M. EB. Bly
Stone
Huron Weather Bureau
Aberdeny Lemmon
Mobridge
Suig
Aberdeen Lin
Pierra
Redfield
Aberdeen
Pierre
Yankton
Tentative Agreement Retains Miners Wages in Place
New York July reports a tentative pact between anthracite miners and operators to keep current wage scales from September 1, 1935 to April 1936. The deal includes a modified check-off and revised arbitration clause, with union dues of $1 monthly per miner and an extra assessment to be collected by the union.
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New York
Ania Pf
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Norris appeals to high court over Senate ballot entry
Lincoln reports that Senator G. W. Norris challenged Secretary Marsh's order granting a second George W. Norris a place on the Republican primary ballot for the U S Senate. The hearing aimed to block Norris's stated aim to defeat his senior Nebraskan rival in the return to Congress.
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G. W. Norris
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