Burke Wins High Honors For Best Appearing Squad
An eight man squad of Aremen from Burke by the Rosebud country won two coveted honors on opening day of the State Firemen's association parade. The Mitchell department earned a $25 prize for largest representation, and Hot Springs received another $25 for the squad's greatest distance traveled to attend the five day convention. Chief Heerman urged local women to attend the free dance at Daum's auditorium. Delegates registered 245 with 14 new departments arriving since yesterday noon.
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Burke
Rosebud
Firemen’s Association
Mitchell Department
Hot Springs
Black Hills
William Heerman, Jr
Huron Fire Department
Daum
Heerman
Tuli
Town Avenue
Third Street
First Street
George Lockhart
Minneapolis Fire Department
E. M. Wipf
State Firemen
B. Mehner
Aberdeen Fire Department
John H. Townsend, Jr
Ss Inmirance Patrol
Brookings
Canton
Avon
Mobridge
Centerville
Wagner
Sisseton
Redfield
Lake Norden
Lemman
Freemat
Lake Andes
Watertown
Hyde's Department To Save Millions
Washington reports from Hoover and Hyde indicate the agriculture department plans to save about 20 million dollars in the upcoming fiscal year. A further 11 million in savings is anticipated during the current year ending July 1, with unexpended balances carried forward to cover obligations and contracts.
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Washington
Hoover
Hyde
Agriculture Department
White House
Department of Agriculture
Department
Governor Green to Speak at Rotary Luncheon
Governor Warren B. Green will speak at the Huron Rotary clubs annual farmers day program tomorrow. Frank McHugh, president of Brown county farmers service club, will also speak. Clarence G. Walker led arrangements, and every Rotarian is urged to bring a former guest.
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Warren B. Green
Huron Rotary Club
Frank McHugh
Brown’ County Farmers Service Club
Clarence G. Walker
Weather update for Murom shows possible showers
Unclear forecast fragment mentions Tuesday and Wednesday with likely showers and stormy, though wording is garbled. Expect unsettled skies with intermittent rain and cooler temperatures.
Measles Replaced By Mumps As Most Popular Ailment
In Huron, mumps now tops contagious diseases among about 200 school children. Measles remains second with 600 reported cases. Mrs Domasx, public school nurse, notes 2011 pupil exams, 461 school visits, 531 home calls, and 63 health corrections from nine months of health work.
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Huron Ie
Herevida Domasx
Nures
Domas
Wetrick Appoints His Appraiser In Land Condemnation
Wetrick selects H. F. Main and R. W. Clarke as appraisers for 138 acres needed to complete the curve in Federal Highway No. 14 at the State Fair grounds. A third member will join for a three person board to set a fair price. clash over an initial offer of 3000 dollars.
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State Fair Grounds
R. W. Clarke
George 5
Main
H. F. Wetrick
Clarke
Wetrick
Texas Guinan Forced to Leave France on Her Own Dime
Texas Guinan must depart France tomorrow afternoon and pay her own fare home after visa terms barred work in the country. The French Lines director said they bear no expense for her return. She spent the afternoon posing for a news reel and considering marriage proposals while denying any official job offer.
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Texas
Guinan
Innavre
France
M Carle Ant
Caslock
Judges split as Hughes era shifts in Supreme Court
Washington June 2. Old Supreme Court majority members now appear as dissenters in key recent rulings. Five four decisions favored Hughes Roberts Stone Brandeis while McReynolds Butler dissented on others. Indiana chain store tax and Minnesota press laws kept Hughes majority. Red Flag Law California set aside and naturalization cases followed Hughes dissent. Pierre South Dakota democrats rally for better party organization at Jefferson Day event.
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Hughes
Senate
Indiana
Minnesota
California
Roberts
Stone
Brandeis
Holmes
Justice McReynolds
Butler
Justice Roberts
Abel
United States
May Denounce Vatican Accord
Rome reports that the possibility of denouncing the Italo Vatican concordat is being gravely considered amid Mussolini’s dissolution of Catholic youth clubs and Vatican resistance. The debate centers on whether the Lateran treaty and concordat can stand separately and the pope’s insistence on the church’s religious role versus fascist aims. Four French army workers were killed when a bombing plane crashed near Metz, France.
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Metz
France
Here
Untimely Rain May Send Jack To Jail
In Evanston Illinois Jack Pargenian a 13 year bootblack faced jail after failing to pay a traffic fine. He argued rain hindered shoe shining profits and the court granted one more day to raise funds before potential incarceration.
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Jack
Evanston
Ill
Sime 2
Jack Pargenian
Pargenian
Frank Weideling
Fall's Chances Are Cut To Two
Washington June 2 Fail ing to obtain relief through the supreme court Albert B Fall today had remaining two narrow avenues of escape from a year in prison and a 100000 fine The inter icr secretary in Harding s cabinet was refused a reviews by the highest tribunal yesterday of his convictions for accepting a 200000 bribe from Edward L Doheny in leasing government oil lands If Fall receives a presidential pardon he will be relieved of the entire penalty but if that fails there remains the hope of a suspension of the sentence because of his age and ill health No Appeal Made At the White House it was said no appeal on behalf of Fall had been received and if one were made it would follow the usual course and be sent to the justice department for recommendations Fall s friends found little comfort on that but the recommendation of the trial judge at the time of his conviction led them to believe his chances for a suspension of the sentence good Justice Hitz the trial judge said that if Fall were to come before him for committment the jail sentence would not be imposed because of Fall s physical condition Few Moves Left Fall is the only person convicted of a felony in the series of criminal trials that followed the ceasing of naval oil reserves while Harding was president Doheny was acquitted on a charge of giving him the bribe Chief Justice Hughes one of the supreme court judges who passed on Fall s plea for a review once served in the cabinet with him as secretary of state Another justice Owen J prob ably owes his position on the bench to the skill he displayed in aiding Pomerene in prosecuting Fal Doheny and Harry F Sinclair
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Washington
Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Intericr
Harding
Edward L.doheny
Fall
White House
Justice Department
Justice Hitz
Doheny
Hughes
Owen J
Pomerene
Fal, Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
School Band Concert at Campbell Park Tomorrow Evening
Huron high school band directed by Lowell Albertus will perform a pair of annual outdoor concerts in Campbell Park starting at 7 30 pm with an expected 45 to 50 instrumentalists. The program features popular band compositions including EI Capitan and Tramp Tramp Tramp with pieces by Karyl I King Iona Merle Scheveder and others. The event originated last year to mixed praise and anticipates a large turnout as authorities urge crowd control and weather permitting conditions.
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Lowell Albertus
Huron High School
Campbell Park
Soum
EI Capitan
Karyl I. King
Iona
Merle Scheveder
Girl Scout Leaders Study Tree Finder Project Meeting
The Leaders association of Girl Scouts held its monthly gathering last evening at Congregational church with a potluck supper. Robert Fair, park superintendent, instructed on varieties of trees in Campbell park and the new city park near the bridge. They studied multiple trees including elm, pine, spruce, fir, juniper, and poplar.
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Leaders Association
Robert Fair
Campbell Park
New City Park
Bridge
Third Street
Picnic Plans for Bonilla Old Settlers Day
County Commissioner Arthur Miller of Bonilla announced elaborate plans for the annual old settlers picnic to be held Friday near Bonilla, the county’s oldest celebration. County Judge H. W. Markey will deliver the address as a schedule of sports including baseball unfolds for the event.
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Bonilla
Arthur Miller
Miler
H. W. Markey
Doumergue postpones honeymoon to term end in Paris
Paris June 2 President Gaston Doumergue will delay his honeymoon until his term ends on June 14. He will stay at the Elysee alone until relief by President Elect Paul Doumer. Mme Doumergue will move to a villa near Toulouse with possessions already sent ahead. She is widow of Philippe Jean Graves and Catholic. he is Protestant.
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Paris
Gaston Doumerge
Elysee Palace
Paul Doumer
Mme. Doumerge
Tournefeuille
Toulouse
Mme. Deumerge
Jules Ferry Lyceum
Phillippe Jean Graves
Crop Prospects Grow Brighter Across State Wide Rain
Local showers brought light moisture for crops though ends in several towns. Kingsbury County reports a soaking, with optimism rising about overall crop prospects as scattered rain and heat continue across the region. Aberdeen and surrounding areas saw hot conditions and a hail shower, while Madison and Spencer measured rainfall aiding corn and small grains. Farmers warn drought could hurt yields if showers fail to continue.
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Manchester
Hal
Aberdeen
Huron
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Rapid City
Yankton
Madison
Spencer
City Bids Sought For Water Main And Sewer Projects
Sealed bids will be received tonight at City Hall by the city commission for two projects. A water main on Eighth Street Southwest between Minnesota and Indians Avenues and a sewer block on Frank Avenue Southeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets are up for bid. M. F. West notes no other major business at tonight's meeting.
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City Hall
Eighth Street
Minnesota
Indians Avenues
Frank Avenus
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
M. F. West
City
New Tariffs Boost 200 Commodities In Canadian Budget
Ottawa reports new duties effective today on 200 imports including steel automobiles oranges and corn. Premier Bennett cited protectionist policy to shield Canadian industry and noted a July 1 15 cent per pound duty on magazines. Tariffs for automobiles vary by price and three classes of tariffs apply British intermediate and general. Estimated revenue from the changes totals 78 million dollars with subsidies for wheat and coal offsetting the budget deficit.
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Ottawa
Canada
United Stat
United States
R. B. Bennett
Beshelt
Great Britain
British Commonwealth
Bennett
Dominion
Coal Industry
Begin Probe Of Normal School Begin Probe Of Normal School
Aberdeen June 27 the investigation of all conditions at Northern Normal School opens with preliminary sessions. Alvic Philip president says first witnesses to be called today as the board conducts a thorough probe. Waggoner notes sessions may extend beyond one day and some may be closed. No reprisals or convictions will occur without evidence. No names of witnesses released.
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Aberdeen
Northern
Merning
South Dakota
Wis
Alvic Philip
Waggoner
Lightning strikes Lenox dairy dam causing loss
A dairy dam on the Peas Goenuhal farm near Lenox was struck by lightning at about 4:00 a.m. today and destroyed. The loss is about $2,000, insured. Two calves were burned in the incident.
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Lennox
Peas Goenuhal
Tripp Dies in Sioux City at 65
Frank J. Tripp, 65, chief deputy clerk of the district court for 27 years, died in a Sioux City hospital after a two day illness. He issued marriage licenses during his tenure and was a long serving county official.
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Hyde's Department
Gov. Green
Rotary
Murom
George S. Main
Wolsey
Pleasant View
Altoona
Allen
Broadland
Fairfield
Lake Byron
State Highway Commission
Pierre
Demos
Flag Republicans
van Devanter, Sutherland, McReynolds and Butler
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Sanford
Hughes and
Azult
Taft
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McReynolds
Howes
Green
Bulow
Warren Green
W.W. Howes
Highway Commission
L. ©. Corey
Arthur W. Watwood
Corey
George Abild
Pukwans
T. B. Werner
Rapid’ City
Jorgen Boe
Frank D. Krieba
Agriculture
D. A.mccullough
E. W. Feige
League of Women Voters
Myrtle Morrison
Vermillion
Joe Atkins
Welsington Springs
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Il Duce
Catholic Action Society
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M. E. Blystone
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DE Smet
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