Germany Feeling Distinctly Better After Berlin Visit
Berlin July 26 British prime minister MacDonald left Berlin after a brief visit that left Germany feeling better. Henderson, who stayed to discuss disarmament with German ministers, seeks equal armament terms and a European-wide adjustment. The Hamburg nationalist vote urged Bruening to go, but observers doubt the move will disrupt the chancellor. Britain remains mediator between France and Germany.
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Berlin
Tempeelhof
MacDonald
London
Henderson
Bruening
Germany
Hamburg
Hugenberg
Alfred Hugenberg
Vossiche Zeitung
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Britain
France
Heatwave Looms Amid Fire and Crop Woes Across Regions
Weather reports warn of continued heat with scattered relief. Washington sees raging forest fires as grasshoppers devastate crops in the middle west, while Manitoba wheat rust and hail plague Saskatchewan and Alberta. Des Moines tops 107, Chicago tempers to 70s by tomorrow as Nebraska and Kansas report 100 plus readings. In the Black Hills a slow rain brings moisture, aiding forest fire suppression efforts amid eleven fires in Harney National Forest.
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Chicago
Norrow
North American
Washington
Middle
Manitoba
Alberta
Aberdeen
Saskatchewan
St. Paul-Minneapolis
New York City
Imperial Valley
Central States
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illinois
Des Moines
Creston
West
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas
Kansas City
Northwest
Minnesota
Duluth
Hills Rapid City
Black Hills
Harney National Forest
Pennington
Custer
J. F. Commer
Moon
Pennington Couny
Detroit Opens 2 New Mzte Washing Plants
Detroit unveils two new washing plants with experts capable of cleaning 308 cars per day. The facilities boost local car care capacity and job opportunities in the area.
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Detroit
Fass Condition Is Reported Unchanged
WESSINGTON July 2. The condition of William Sass a Fass farm worker badly injured in a car train crash near here Saturday morning remained critical today Stewart Marty Stewart was killed instantly The injured man spent a restless night with breathing trouble and suffered broken ribs a punctured lung and possible partial paralysis of lower limbs The fatal crash happened as they headed to Harlan Sass brother of the injured man to assist in harvesting operations
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Wessington
William Sass
Here
Sass
Marty Stewart
Chicago and North Western
Stewart
Harlan Sass
Dresses Longer In 32 Styles At Paris Fashion Parade
Adelaide Kerr reports from Paris July 23 on a winter 1931 32 fashion show by a leading dressmaker. Hemlines ranged from eight to nine inches above the floor for day coats to gowns sweeping the carpet, with Veljada fabric in evening wraps and gowns. Colors included black red green and blue. furs dominated with astrakhan leopard beaver and fox used in rolls bands and trims. A feather collar and feather muff outfit appeared among the coats.
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Adelaide Kerr
Paris
Huntley Bound Over On Assault Charge
Rapid City reports Hemmering Huntley a.k.a. Huntley bound over on assault with a deadly weapon on 4,808 bond. Judge J R Cash presiding. Preliminary trials set for Fritz Staighe and Earl Johnson on similar charges. Houk testified Huntley struck with a rock, another man hit in the eye. Twenty-two rioters held in jail awaiting further action.
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Rapid City
Anwin Huntley
Hemmering Huntley
Black Hille
J. R. Cash
Bonesteel
Herold R. Hanley
Fritz, Staighe
Earl Johnson
Leo Houk
Houk
Huntley
W. Warren
Warren- Lamb Milling Company
Judge Cash
James Weir Buried at Woonsocket Today
Funeral services for James Weir aged six years, a pioneer of Sanborn county, were held at the Methodist church in Woonsocket, with interment in Eventide cemetery. Born in Scotland in 1645 he came to the United States with his parents in 1853 and moved to Dakota Territory in 1862. He died Monday after a paralytic stroke, at the home of his daughter Mrs Joe Hill, where he had been staying.
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Woonsocket
James Weir
Sanborn County
A. J. Hoyer
Eventide
Mr. Weir
Scotland
Dakota Territory
Joe Hill
Marriage Licenses for Grosvenor and Collins in Dallas Storm Lake
Leo Peryl Grosvenor of Dallas aged 28 and Glenny Collins of Storm Lake Iowa aged 2 are listed for marriage licenses. The record shows a domestic filing with ages and hometowns.
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Leo Peryl Grosvenor
Dallas
Glenny Collins
Storm Lake
Plan Aerial Fight Against Hoppers in Iowa Cornfields
DES MOINES July 29 Aerial warfare with airplanes dispersing poison mash over cropland was planned to combat a grasshopper outbreak threatening western Iowa. State officials approved funding from a 50 000 commoner fund to buy poison bran for use on waste lands and highways and to arrange bids for aircraft dusting. County agents and Iowa State College specialists planned meetings in Missouri Valley Mondamin and other hopper areas to coordinate action as entomologists warn the outbreak could worsen next spring if not halted now.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Commorer
John Fletcher
Oscar Anderson
Town State College
Ames
Missouri Valley
Mondamin
C. J. Deake
Thomas Gaughn to Have Hearing in Wessington
Thomas Gaughn a 21 year old from Wessington faced a hearing before Justice Conner in Miller on Friday afternoon the state said he confessed to the crime to Justice J F Croes. He was arrested last Friday night after being arraigned Saturday afternoon on charges of criminally assaulting two young Wessington girls.
Miss Virginia Dawes Nabbed For Speeding
Miss Virginia Dawes 11 daughter of Ambassador Charles G. Dawes appeared in Evanston police court before Magistrate Harry H. Porter charged with driving a car at forty five miles per hour past Northwestern University campus. She pleaded not guilty and was ordered to return court today. Sponsors Hubert Kelsh and Fred Wynn supported her. No bond set.
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Evanston, III
Virginia Dawes
Court of St. James
Charles G. Dawes
Harry H. Porter
Flolicenen
Hubert Kelsh
Fred Wynn
Northwestern University
Fletcher To Stay Two Months Longer At Tariff Commission
Washington July 29 The tariff commission chair Fletcher agrees to extend his term by two months after a White House note says Hoover values his abilities and notes the commission can make all proper tariff adjustments. The previous plan had been to end September 16 with no new assignments. An unrelated item notes weight in wheat and a joke about Annie Oakley and a wheat field wedding.
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Fletcher
Washington
Tariff Commission
Commission
White House
Hoover
Qarley
Kan
Edgar
Smith
Cleo Wurst
Justice of the Peace
Kirke Wheeler Is Junior Net Champion
Kirke Wheeler defeated Marshall Townsend in straight sets 6-4 6-1 6-3 to win the 1931 Huron city junior tennis title. Wheeler, defending junior champion, clinched the crown this morning as Townsend challenged but could not stop the title's return.
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Kirke Wheeler
Marshall Townsend
Huron
Hills Tour Convention Opens With State Agriculturists
Scores of agriculturists from across the state arrived in Rapid City for a two day touring convention led by Dr. N E Hansen Brookings. They visited northern hills to study garden clubs and plant life before moving to the southern hills. Tonight's banquet features L G Troth state secretary of agriculture and several regional speakers.
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Rapid City
N. E. Hansen
Brookings
Plant Life
L. G. Troth
Dr. Hansen
John Robertson
Hot Springs
E. A. Gates
Henry Dyburg
Sion Falls
Mayer MW. C. Babington
Card of Thanks for Kind Acts After Death
We thank all friends neighbors doctors nurses Supt Burns C N X W team dispatchers and all for the kind acts deeds and flowers during the illness and at the death of our dear wife mother and sister Mr R J Holmes and son Hugh Mr and Mrs P M Van Winkle Mr and Mrs S Harvey Blount Mr and Mrs M B Hall
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Burns
R. J. Holmes
Hugh
P.M. van Winkle
S. Harvey Blount
M. B. Hall
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Annie Oakley
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
C. Shirley
DHI
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H. Sprague
H. L. Saylor
W. A. Griffith
J.H. Faust
G. Hanson
G A. Campbell
Bus
Robinson
Fashion Plate
Janice
Easton
Ieee
Robinious
Biace 1
Asaa Fe
Kutchee
Japan
America
del Monte
Weare
Sail Bros
Kraft Brand
California
Bartlett Pears
Royal Ann Cherries
Huron, South Dakota
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