Five Children Shot In Harlem Beer War Killing One Boy
In Harlem on East 100th Street a touring car sprayed gunfire into the Helmar Social club injuring five children ages 3 to 14 and killing 7 year old Salvatore Bevilaqua. Police linked the attack to a three way beer war among Dutch Schultz Vincent Coll and Joe Rao with Rao's car seen nearby.
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New York
Harlem
Michael Vengsli
Mulrsoney
East 100Th Street
Helmar
Victia
Salvatore
Michael Bevilaqua
Samuel Devine
Florence D' Amelio
Dutch Schultz
Vincent Coll
Joe Rao
Hao
Legs Diamond
Oe Rao
Police Mid
South Dakota Leaders Meet to Plan Drought Relief
Governor Warren Green named a committee of 22 to draft drought and grasshopper relief for affected regions. The public meeting in Huron will discuss relief surveys and agencies. Green aims for South Dakota funded aid, not federal, with college officials invited to share drought loan survey results. The session opens at 1 30 in the Elks hall at Hotel Marvin Hughitt.
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Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
A. E. Anderson
South Dakota State College
State College
Green
Huron
Evergree
Weather Mugen Night Update
The forecast notes an uncled night tonight with a shift in temperature on Thursday. A cooler breeze is expected as evening temperatures drop and the day advances toward overnight conditions.
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Mugen
Mussolini Birthday Quietly Celebrated By Mussolini Family
Rome July 2 It was the privilege of Anna Maria Mussolini two and her brother Romano to tweak the premier of Italy’s ears forty eight times for his forty eighth birthday. Signora Mussolini and four children were at Villa Torlonia. Edda Mussolini is in Shanghai with husband Count Galeazzo Ciano. Benito Mussolini, one of Europe’s youngest statesmen at forty eight, has excellent health and follows doctors orders, eating lightly, speaking abstemiously, riding horses daily and working hard.
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Rome
Anna Maria Mussolini
Romano
Italy
Mussolini
Signora Mussolini
Villa Torlonia
Edda Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
Shanghai
Benito Mussolini
Europe
New Enemy Now Faces Farmers
Northwestern Minnesota farmers battling grasshoppers report a new foe, the army worm, seen near Fosston and Hibbing. Flax fields suffer as worms move field to field, threatening grain shocks. State and county officials plan preventive research and measures, with A G Ruggles directing extermination backed by $10,000 from state funds.
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ST. P
Minnesota
Fosston
Hibbing
H. L. Parten
R.A. Trovanten
A. G. Ruggles
Deer Creek Fire Sweeps Northwest Inches Closer To Border
In Washingtons Spokane reporting on fires spanning Montana and Idaho a 30000 acre Deer Creek blaze dominates with smaller fires flaring across timber and forests. One thousand firefighters battle with shovels axes and plan trenching while a favorable wind aids efforts. Two workers injured by a falling tree as crews retreat near Hell Roaring Spreed creeks and the Canadian border.
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Spokane
Wash
Jury Ca
Idaho
Montana
Deer Creek
Yank River
Clearwater
Sandpoint
Missoula
Mont
Dick Hathway Platte Faces Federal Liquor Charge
Sioux Falls July 9 Dick Hathway Platte is jailed on a 1000 dollar bond facing a federal liquor charge. He was arrested yesterday at Mitchell.
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Sioux Falls
Dick Hathway Platte
Mitchell
Be ve rly Hills Tale of Lost Talent and Div ine Protection
Local reminiscence notes a Chilean amateur dictator boasting divine protection, later facing bullets turning the tide. The column recalls women in China held up and quotes Harry Carr’s sympathetic piece toward bandits, reflecting conflicted coastal commentary.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Chili
China
Harry Carr
First Annual Central SD Water Tournament Opens At West Park
Hundreds of spectators from Huron and nearby towns will attend West Park pool for the first annual Central South Dakota water tournament. Miss Central South Dakota will be crowned during the opening program with diving exhibitions by Louis Crill and a fiery high tower dive by Bud Peck as climax.
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Huron
West Park Pool
Central South Dakota
South Dakota
West Park
Crown Dunen
Houoc
University of South Dakota
Howard
Bud’s Peck
Pellent
Karl Pellant
Tonnight
Tudger
Distribution of Farm Board Wheat Proposed for Relief Work
Ed L. Speairs secretary of the Oklahoma state board of agriculture suggested distributing Farm Board wheat to states for winter relief. He spoke to L. S. Guthery of the Ohio department of Agriculture to pass the idea to the Farm Board. The plan envisages small flour walks by counties to feed Republican activities from five years ago.
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Farm Board
Oklahoma City
Federal Farm Board
Ed L. Speairs
State Board of Agriculture
Speairs Meade
L. 5. Guthery
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Pioneering trans Atlantic flight report from New York to Europe
Reports from New York and Ireland describe two powerful monoplanes, Cape Cod and Herndon Pangborn, entering the Atlantic sky toward Europe. Boardman and Polardo aim for Tenbul Turkey while Herndon and Pangborn head for Moscow.
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New York
Europe
Cape Cod
Russell Board Jaman
John Polarado
Bellanca
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Newfoundland
Floyd Bennett Airport
Herndon-Pangborn
Cape Hace
Herndon
Pangborn
Boardman
Polango
Tenbul
Turkey
Moscow
Virgil Farm Home Destroyed By Fire
A fire destroyed the Otto Le Van farm home three quarters of a mile southwest of Virgil yesterday afternoon. The cottage house, eight years old, burned while the Le Van family workers were away in the fields. No one was inside when the fire started between two and four o'clock. There was no insurance on the property. Local residents speculated about signs of misfortune following a four legged clue.
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Virgil, Jwy
Otto le “van
Virgil
le ‘van
Consign Encepton Nok
de Naeres
Floods Drench Central China. Hundreds Feared Dead
Reports from Shanghai describe one of the worst floods in six decades across central China. The Wuhan area including Hankow Yangtze ports suffered dyke breaches, with hundreds believed dead and crops ruined. Foreign settlements in Hankow flooded. 300 foreigners, including 100 Americans, evacuated by boat as rains and rising rivers persist. Public fear of famine rises with a fortnight of heavy rain.
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Shanghai
China
Wuhan
Hankow
Hanyang
Wuchang
Changsha
Henan
Associated Press
Hangtse
Central
Siang Yellow
Hwai
Grand Canal
Min River
Fukien
Crop Report Says Corn Badly Hurt
The weekly crop report by state meteorologist E Birstone says corn deteriorated greatly across South Dakota last week with irreparable damage in many fields. Some areas cut for fodder as heat and drought stress crops like flax and potatoes. Light rain fell in parts but most areas stayed dry. grasshopper damage rose and stock water scarce while threshing remained feasible. In Huron a heat wave broke with cooler afternoon and a drop in government station readings. Sioux Falls saw a heavy shower with electrical disturbances marking first moisture in three weeks. temperatures fell from recent highs. Continued on page TD.
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South Dakota
E. Birstone
Huron
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Licensed couple forms in Letcher
A marriage license was issued yesterday by Bancroft county Clerk of Courts Joe Christiansen to William Toures, 35, of Letcher, and Nellie De Neve, 24, of Letcher.
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Woonsocket
Banbocn County
Joe Christiansen
William Toures
Letcher
Nellie de Neve
Wells Diey Up in Drought Region Work for Farmers
Local wells run dry as drought grips the area. Workers toil day and night to supply water to farmers facing shortages. Demand remains high with waiting lists forming due to scarce supplies this year and last.
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Regio
Auto plunges into sleeping couple's bedroom on Revervair Hill
Rapid City July 23 7 It was a close wake up for Mr and Mrs Swenk when a sedan owned by Watertown youths rolled down Revervair Hill and crashed into their bedroom The car stopped after a block of coasting and a house partition saved the couple's lives The impact loosened a door injuring Mrs Swenk mildly Barney Goss Peter Kranz and J C Larson of Watertown drove the car to the hilltop and left it there before it rolled down breaking an iron drain pipe and scattering plaster and slats across two rooms The youths escaped unhurt
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Rapid City
T. Swenk
Watertown
Quale's Condition Holds About Same
Quale's condition remained serious but stable more than 40 hours after a Monday night automobile crash. The 17 year old was unconscious with a fractured skull and collarbone, and doctors said he showed no new signs of improvement. The Ford coupe collision occurred at Eighth Street and Utah Avenue Southeast when Quale’s car was hit by another vehicle driven by C R Hubbs.
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Robert Quale
Quale
C. R. Hubbs
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Eighth Street
Utah Avenue
Hubbs
Smith Held For Trial This Fall
Fred KR Smith former South Dakota banking superintendent was held for trial at the Hughes county circuit court term starting September 1 on charges of embezzling 4000 dollars from the State Bank Guaranty fund. Bondsmen furnished by Smith’s supporters. The case to be heard at adjourned term with Judge James McNeany presiding.
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Sioux Falls
Will G. Robinson
Hughes County
Robinson
Frat
Ralph Tisdel Injures Foot On Broken Water Tumbler
Ralph Tisdel stepped on a broken water tumbler at his home around 6 45 this morning, cut his left foot badly. He was treated at a hospital and later returned home in satisfactory condition. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Tindal of 64 Nevada Avenue Southwest.
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Ralph Tisdel
Eden
Tor
Joe
Ralph
John
Tindal
Nevada Avenue
Start Tomorrow In Grading Of Eight Blocks In Dakota
City paving will begin on eight blocks of Dakota avenue north from the Chicago and North Western tracks in Huron. Booth and Olson of Sioux City won a 26,791.70 contract for Johnson type reinforced concrete paving, with work to finish by August 15 ahead of state fair week. The plan includes a detour, a new waste disposal ordinance, and the city payroll approval.
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Huron
Dakota Avenue
Chicago and North Western
Booth and Olson Company
Sioux City
Walt
Redfield
Offeials
E. Olson
Booth and Olson
Jensen Paying
Rapid City
Queen Construction Company
Sioux Falls
Dan Wagner
Control Is Blamed For Death Of Ficer
MITCHELL July 2 A man named C A Brown mute electrician died when his homemade airplane crashed. Authorities blame the plane’s partial spring aileron control system for loss of lateral balance. The unlicensed craft faced no federal inspection. Coroner cites crushed skull as cause. Witnesses noted the plane spiraled and dived before impact. Funeral arrangements awaited relatives.
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Mitchell
C. A. Brown
Brown
Brawn
Dr. Trent Stout Buried in Pierre Today
Funeral services were held in Pierre for Dr. Trent Stout a widely known local physician who was killed in a Sunday automobile accident. The Pierre Masonic Lodge conducted the services and burial took place at Riverside Cemetery. Local businesses closed from 11 to 12 noon for the ceremonies.
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Stout
Pierre
Cera
Trent Stout
Pierre Masonie Lodge
Riverside
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