New outbreak in North China makes war seem unavoidable
A chaotic compilation of brief items reports a Wimbledon tennis result with Budge and Makó defeating Tuckey and Wilde to pull the U S over Britain in the Davis Cup, a rooster hunt in Sheffield Avenue, a miner killed by a rock slide at the Formstone Gold Mine, a large fire at Hazeltown Ranch causing heavy losses, and various other local incidents from Vermillion to Newton and Minneapoli.
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North
China
WW. SI
Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
Geon Mako
C.K
Tuckey
F. B.D. Wilde
United
Great Britain
Ben
Tokyo
Jananees
Hirohito
Fumimaro Konoye
Koki Hirota
Okinobu Kaya
Kotohito Kanin
North China
Konoye
Gen Sugiyama
Golden Bears color clash as fires and rivals collide
In Berkeley California the Golden Bears hues spark campus chatter as fire trucks and red rival colors mix with football season lore. City Manager Hollis Thompson notes red is no longer distinct for fire apparatus, while Stanford’s red looms as a rival color. In Nebraska a coyote is stabbed and shot along Sinesla’s main road as two locals drive on. Nebraska farmers celebrate a new ally in grasshopper control, the wasp, paralyzing pests for nest transport. A Sherlock Holmes Detective Agency is proposed by Ned Billy Dawson and Charles Hansen with sheriff and judge signatures. John Henry Lewis visits Phoenix. fans ask about his boxing plans, while Lewis hints the fighter will not compete unless sure of winning.
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Golden Bears
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Hollis Thompson
Stanford
Blair
Ned
Billy Dawson
Charles Hansen
Sherlock Holmes Detective Agency
Marion Sutherland
John A. Carrigan Ware
How Not To Bore An Audience Speak Like A Pro
An amused reader recalls a book on public speaking that stresses choosing a subject and preparing, but warns the hardest part is knowing when to stop. The anecdote of a long lecture ends as the speaker prepares to quote Webster, prompting the audience to drift away.
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Sint and Tela
Hink
Beadle County Harvest Prospects Brighten After Storm
Early reports indicate good returns as Beadle County farmers brace for threshing after a weekend storm left light damage to gardens and shrubs. Federal meteorologist B H Laskowski notes an inch of moisture will offset losses while yields in west central areas exceed expectations. threshing to begin mid to late week as county agriculture officials cite 10 bushels per acre wheat in Fairfield and four to five bushels in Hartland with countywide average forecasts. Sixty word summary?
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Beadle County
B. H. Laskowski
Weather Bureau
Laskowski
Beadie County
L. L. Ladd
Ladd
Fairfield Township
Hartland
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Miller
Hand
B. E. Reid
I. Porter
Gaks Preston
Drakola
Dorothy Gill to Conduct Three Day Cooking School in Huron
Home economics expert Dorothy Gill arriving from Omaha will lead a three day cooking school at the Huron Theatre starting tomorrow. A modern kitchen setup with electric and gas equipment will stage demonstrations daily from morning to mid day.
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Mina
Dorothy Gill
Huron Theatre
Misa Dorothy
Gid
Omaha
James Hahs
Huron ‘Ing
Tom
Ranu’facturers
Huron Food Distributors
Mim Gill
Miss. Gill
Huron
Woman Paralyzed by Fright After Lightning Strike
Webster July 2. Mire Frank Bierkowski a 54 year old farm woman was seriously injured after lightning struck the barn at her home 18 miles northeast of Webster Saturday afternoon. The shock frightened her into paralysis on one side and she was taken to a hospital. The barn was destroyed by the strike.
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Webster
Mire
Frank Bierkowski
Here
Rebel Forces Gain Ground in Spanish Civil War Fronts
Associated Press report says government troops retreated on two fronts near Madrid and Brunete as insurgent attacks intensified. Villanueva de la Serena region could become pivotal with Madrid at risk. Barcelona suffered a deadly air raid with 60 dead and 150 wounded. British officials drafted a neutrality questionnaire to test the hands off Spain proposal.
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Madrid
Villanueva de
Canada
Josep Missa
Brunete
Villanueva
Vhare
Barcelona
Autonomous Cata
Strux
Europe
Spain
Poisoning at trapshooting event hospitalizes dozens
Detroit prosecutor opens probe into about 50 diners at a concession tent during the International trapshooting tournament. At least 21 hospitalized and several treated privately as authorities test food samples. Caterer Walter Marony linked. Blue Rock Gun Club grounds. Earlier case linked to same caterer killed one and sickened 71.
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Detroit
Vincent Fitzgerald
Macomb County
International Trapshooting Tournamotnt
Fitzgerald
Walter” Marony
Merony
Blue Rock Gun Club
Fitegerald
Apple
Huron Drum Corps First To Arrive At Falls
The Huron drum corps arrived first for the four day Legion convention in Falls July 4. Maggie Bushhols from Omaha led the outfit, previously head of the Huron Auxiliary and adopted by Legionnaires after the Auxiliary disbanded. Shorty Guanther from Sioux Falls was noted as the first musical organization.
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Aux Falls
Huron
Joan
Maggie’ Bushhols
Omaha
Nebraska
Houn
Sicaha
Huron’ Auxiliary Corpa
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Shorty
Guanther
Adequate National Defense Urged By Gov Jensen
Sioux Falls July 2. Governor Leslie Jensen addressed the opening session of the 19th South Dakota American Legion convention urging adequate national defense to avert war. He warned against panaceas and compared preparedness to lifeboats, noting Spain’s civil war and tensions in Asia while hoping the U.S. stays out of Europe. The convention drew about 8,000 visitors, with events including a 1 PM program, a 4:30 PM banquet, a boxing show, and a dance at Arkota ballroom.
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Sioux Falls
Leslie Jensen
South Dakota American Legion
Jensen
Titaniic
Spain
Japan
China
Orient
United States
Europe
Aberdeen
Kespp Brown
Illnes
A. N. Graff
Hall
Huron
Diest
Toe
de. Schmidt
Walter Burke
Pierre
Ted Brown
Mebeidge
New View
Leslia Mawkins
Flandreau
Kasper
Internal Revenue
Jnational
Teo .J. Temmey
National
Dre
Datote
Annex
Annex. This Will Be Followed By A Boxing Show At the East Side Bell
Park
Eouvtties
Aether
Briese
Chicago
Edward A. Hayas
Deca
Weather note for Fal City and Vicinity
Fragmentary weather notice mentions tonight and Tuesday with unclear timing. Likely a local forecast or advisory but details are unreadable, including temperatures, precipitation, or specific towns.
Nanking Says Its Action Undecided
Nanking officials state that future action is not decided as Japan marks time for a suitable excuse to resume major operations in the North China crisis. The Foreign Office accuses Japan of delaying.
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Nanking
Foreign Office Today
Japan
Renew Talk On Court Vacancy
Washington July 26 The general expectation that President Roosevelt will fill the supreme court vacancy before adjournment renewed speculation today. The latest name mentioned was Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin. Other names include Judges Bratton Learned Hand and several nominees from New York and San Francisco. Also discussed are Assistant Attorney General Robert Jackson Solicitor General Stanley Reed and Ferd Pecora with other officials named in the spotlight.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Phil LaFollette
Potomac
Sam Bratton
Newbane
New York
San Francisco
Wagner
Logan
Kentucky
Robert Jackson
Stanley Reed
James M.landis
The
Securities, Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
Governor moves to oust petitions in Supreme Court
Governor Leslie Jensen seeks to invalidate referendum petitions that halted 1997 justice department reorganization and unemployment compensation. he argues signatures are invalid for missing residency, addresses, dates, or other required details. Court to hear Aug 10 to determine writ of prohibition on recognizing petitions for vote.
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Supreme Court
Cyiairia J
Goldie Wells
D. J.o’keefe
Fisere
Jennen
Motor Patrol Division
Unconfirmed Dispatch Says Sung Refused Japanese Ultimatum
In Peiping tension rose as fighting at Zeiping gate intensified after Chinese forces allowed a Japanese entry and opened fire. Japanese casualties were reported while both sides accused the other of provocation amid Langfang bombardments. Japan demanded troop withdrawals and warned of punitive action, with Tokyo fearing unavoidable conflict.
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Tientsin
China
Alghe
Zeiping
Peiping
Langfang
Midway
Peiping-Tienwin
Kiyoshi Kateuki
North China Army
Sung Cheb-Yuan
Hoepeh Chahar
Stth
Changsintien
Lukouche
Wanpinghsien
Peipeing
Yungting
Katsuki
Sung
Katruki
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