Harmony In Party Marks Selection Of Democrats Named
The South Dakota Democratic convention chose a full ticket to defend Gov. Bulow’s governorship and seek his U S Senate bid. L E Corey was named railroad commissioner. Jorgen E Boe and John T Grigsby were among other nominees. Party officers were selected and a plan for a statewide women’s political organization was announced.
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Harmony In
Pris Mhery
Buluw
Mee Cailough
Farwe
L. E. Corey
Wagrer
McCullough
Yor
Leulesant
Jorgen E. Boe
Presho
nam+ Soul
Dakota State College
Fitzgerald
Stronl
State Department of Agriculture
Erma Meistick
Yankton
Bankton Vcollege
Kes Shouldus
White River
Wagner
Putnam
Mobridge
Chai Maury Optron
Mitchel
Hensal
Pierre
M. A. Kennedy
Fr. Pierre
Cleet
F. W. Bilgne
Snrings
Putnen
Acquittal in Pine Ridge cattle theft case reported
In Deadwood on June 3, Tod Riv and Charles M. Trask were acquitted by a federal jury of grand larceny charges related to cattle theft in the Pine Ridge reservation. Earlier, Jacob Saunders, Mike, and Charles Casey pleaded guilty to liquor-related charges in Cody.
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Deadwood
Tod Riv
Charles M. Trask
Jacob Saunders
Batestand
Mike
Charles Casey
Inderwood
Guilrie
Cody
Inmate Escape Stuns Ionta Asylum Inmates Recaptured
Two escapees from a Michigan asylum breached a window and threatened staff before fleeing. Cane Owen targeted the warden during the event. Three hours after the breakout, three inmates were recaptured and the others pursued in a wide search.
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Ionta
Mich
Dune 2
Slit
Tunis
Tendent
Forest
Cane Owen
Leedom Nomination Sent To Committee
The Senate judiciary committee referred two nominations to a subcommittee. Chester N. Leedom U S marshal of South Dakota and Olaf Eidem U S attorney for the same district were sent to the subcommittee. The members are Senators Steiner Oregon Deacon Illinois and Overman North Carolina.
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Leedom
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Chester N. Leedom
United States
South Dakota
Olaf Eidem
Steiner
Oregon
Deacon
Illinois
Overman
North Carolina
Tetige Torent
Police Sweep Fails To Halt Citywide Gang War Murders
Chicago reports an epidemic of gang killings with eight murders in three days and over 200 arrests in a citywide roundup. Gunfire erupted near Belmont Hotel and Belmont and Sheridan area, with a victim found slumped in a car and attackers fleeing. Police continue stakeout as gun battles occur citywide.
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Chicago
Crime Commission
Oruide
Belmont
Senior Play Set for June 7 at Huron College
The final Huron college dramatic production of the year, The Family Upstairs, a comedy by Harry Delf, is staged by the senior class in the college auditorium at 8:30 p.m. June 7. The play portrays a typical American home with Louise Heller and her love interest as the plot unfolds amid family antics and engagements. Cast includes Louise Heller, Willie Heller, Annabelle, and Mrs. Heller, with Charles Grant and Miss Calahau among others.
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Huron College
Lattening
Harry Delf
Joe Meller
Willie
Annabelle
Toe Heller
Joseph Klein~ Sasser
Emma Heller
Marie Birks
Louise Heller
Elizabel Gibbs
Willie Heller
Harold Rant
Afinabelle
Nora Young
Charles Grant
Leslie Boyd
Grant
Edith Sutton
Calahau
Fierer
Hall
Rev Cowling To Change Pastorate In Sioux City
Reverend R A Cowling, current pastor at Leake Andes South Dakota, will become pastor of St Pauls Episcopal Church and Cabrary chapel in Sioux City starting June 8. He asks for the transfer to provide his family better educational facilities in a larger city. the move follows previous postings in Hibbing Minnesota and a Huron South Dakota church.
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R Klose
Royal Churches
Episcopal Church
Charist Ion. la
Essay Contest Ends Tonight For Circus Prizes
The Huronite reports the circus essay contest closes tonight with hundreds of students submitting 200 word essays on why they like to go to the circus. Winners will be announced tomorrow, with the top prize a family trip on six grandstand tickets and two tickets for second to fifth places. The Robbins Brothers circus will come to Huron next Saturday, June 7.
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Bn Huron
Last Nights Rains Bring Joy To Central South Dakota Farmers
Rainfall ranged from 0.1 to 1.6 inches across counties, boosting crops and pastures. Beadle and Spink counties report improved corn and small grain, with early plantings thriving. Potter county sees up to 0.10 inches while others note beneficial moisture and better conditions after a dry spell.
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South Dakota
Potte
Beadie
Kengsbury DE Sme
Spink
Potter County
Gettysburg
Twi
Jerauld
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Forest Fire Near Port Arthur Suspects Multiple Deaths
Four persons believed dead as a forest fire rages near Port Arthur Ontario on the Lake Superior west shore. Rangers and volunteers battle gusting gales while many homesteads are wiped out and residents flee. A likely fatal blaze is reported near Hurkext with a family of four feared lost.
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Pour
Port Arthur
Worth- West
Lake Superior
James
Parlea
Hurkext
Have
Willan Mallessky
Bee Disease In North Dakota County Under Control
The Bee industry in Huron and vicinity is fairly safe from American foulbrood says Deputy State Bee Inspector A G Pastian. He warns feed shortages heighten spread risk and cites dangers from importing secondhand infected equipment. He explains signs of infection and urges careful handling of used hives to prevent spread.
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Huron
A. G. Pastian
Welsler
Aves
Pastian
Inspector Pastian
Bee Labs
Department of Agriculture
Pas
Virgil Man Injured In Automobile Accident
Virgil, June 2 Special W Ericke reports a Huron hospital patient today after an automobile strike Saturday left him with serious facial cuts and damaged tendons in his right hand. The injuries were described as quite serious.
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Virgil
W. Ericke
Huron
Plan Hard Surface Road Project For State Fair Midway
State Fair board discussed hard surface roads for the Midway and mall thoroughfare at the fair grounds. Tarvin and asphalt subgrades were considered with final action not set until the next board meeting in July. Drainage improvement and tent city plans for fair week were outlined to accommodate hundreds, with 2000 persons expected and police protection arranged.
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State Fair Grounds
Sessior
Sevassiy
Midsey
Elky
CL Tyto
May births and life events in Beadle County report
May report from Beadle County Clerk lists 13 births 12 deaths and 13 marriages. One divorce signed. two people sought citizenship papers. First papers issued to Herman Rich and George Tusgen. Several births and marriages listed with names and dates across Huron Esmond Turon Yale and surrounding areas.
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Beadle County
Beadle
Anna Foley
Herman Rich
George Tusgen
Ella
Liard Brandenburg
Huron
Donald Wayne
Ruth J
Floyd Kirby
Albert George Matter
Esmond
Raymond Frederick
John F. Moyer
Danger
Sally Ar Fay II
Raymond Chester Sarger
Cavour
J.B. Stahl
Yale
Daugh
Juilis
Ape
Richard Robert Rhinhardt
Hetland acquitted in chicken theft case
WOONSOCKET June 32 Special Jury in circuit court acquitted Oliver Hetland a farmer northeast of Ar jtesian after about 47 minutes deliberation in a case charging the theft of 149 chickens from the William Jobgen farm in February. Heiland was represented by J A Churchill of Moon.
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Hetland
Woonsocket
Oliver Hetland
Ar Jtesian
Heiland
William Jobgen
Likle Jobgen
J. A. Churchill
Moon
Pierre to Vote On Light Plant Offer June 17
Pierre residents will vote June 1 on the Montana Takota Power Co. offer of 450000 for the city's light and gas plants. City auditor J B Starkey ended the special election in line with a mandamus from Circuit Judge John F Hughes after a majority of electors signed petitions demanding the vote.
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Pierre
Piprre
Citions of Piste
Montana Takota Power Company
J. B. Starkey
John F. Hughes
Elsetors
State highway bids sought to seal 18.25 miles in Pierre
The state highway commission will receive bids here on Tone 10 for severing 18.25 miles of state highway 52 from the north Lyman county line to Vivian. This completion will gravel the road between U.S. 4 and 1 and offer a shorter all weather route through the northwestern and southeastern South Dakota.
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Breceive
Pierre
State Highway Commission
Tone
Lyman County
Vivian
Daxotg
Undertakers Convene 33rd South Dakota Convention
Undertakers from across the state gathered in Rapid City for the 33rd annual convention of the South Dakota Funeral Directory association in session Wednesday and Thursday. About 100 were expected to register by day’s end.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Funeral Directory Association
Aesslo
Federal Troops Hunt Bandits After Slaying Officers
Federal troops in BISBES ARIZ report continue search for bandits who killed Charles Koehler a 50 year old American and a Mexican policeman then burned Koehler s home 5 miles south of Cin E Howells superintendent says raiders were former employees of a local company near the Silver P mine the slain foreman s body found near the ranger station as authorities pursue the fugitives
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Bisbes
Ariz
Cananan
Knoclng
Charles Koehler
Koehler
Kor
Cin
E. Howells
Menzanel Avin
Mowell
Frank
Huron Elks In Sioux Falls For State Convention
Nearly 50 Huron Elks travel to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota State Elks Association annual convention. Delegates from various lodges attend activities including sports programs, a memorial service, initiations, a band concert, and a dance as the three day gathering unfolds. The event runs June 3 to 14 with opening sessions at 10 o clock and a packed first day program.
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Sigoum Falls
Sioux Falls
South Dakan
Tae Gating
Lel Hoor
Defer Action On Liquor Charges In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls city commission defers Friday action on probe into liquor sale allegations involving Chief Guy Strahorn and three police officers. Mayor Burnside demands an investigation while rejecting a board of inquiry. city attorney cautions against delegating investigative authority. Reports reference court statements and affidavits by Ella Schaenemany disputing the charges.
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Sioux Falls
Sious Falls
Guy Strahorn
George W. Burnside
Joseph S. Nelson
Eight Injured In Railway Collision Near Sioux City
Sioux City June 3 Eight persons were injured in a railway collision near the railroad bridge. A C Taylor engineer of the Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Omaha freight suffered the most severe injuries with a broken leg. Polar Graven of Dixon Nebraska and Mrs Witkiger of Omaha were among the injured. Crews from the Creighs freight and a Burlington passenger train aided the injured as two engines were damaged and fifteen cars damaged in the crash.
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Sioux City
Beidge
A. C. Taylor
Chicago
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Omaha
Dixon
Ly Witkiger
Creighs
Burlington and Quincy
Frank C. Fisher Dies at 50 on Pneumonia
Frank C. Fisher 50, member of the state highway commission, died here after a two week illness. He resigned as county auditor in 1924 to join the commission, formerly postmaster and tobacco raider at Lead. Survived by widow and a married daughter in Chicago. The rites will be held at Gay.
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Frank C. Fisher
Highway Board
Pierne
State Highway Commission
Fisher
Vice County
Nistensy Commission
Lead
Chicago
Gay
Dickinson Victor In Primary Fight For Senate Seat
Congress member Dickinson leads in the hot party fight for the senate nomination with about a one vote margin over Gow John Hunn. Early returns show Dickinson ahead in many precincts as Democrats and Republicans report complex city results and district tallies across multiple races.
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Dickinson
Senate
Theodore Pp. Kgot
Moines
Jue
Daniel F. Stock
E Smith
Juosvisor
Turoee
Smith
F. B. Las
Cole
C. W. Ramseyer
C. C
Ea FL
Campbell
Cavour Sports Day Feature Highlights Local Ball Game
Cavour hosts a Woodmen's Sports Day with a featured afternoon game between Yai and Wolsey. Wolsey trails 20-7, seeking a bounce back after last week's 12-4 win. Wide fan interest and large team delegations expected as events conclude with a dance at Woodven Ball tonight.
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Cavour
Wolsey
Woodmen's Snort Bay Yragran
Woodvien
Collision Victims a Former Football Star From Salem
Collision victims include Charles Brown a former University of South Dakota football star and R M Shields. Brown died after being struck by a truck while riding a motor vehicle in Salem. Authorities say charges may follow as the driver remains at large and others face possible legal action.
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Sta Salem
Automarine
Charles Brown
University of South Dakut
R. M. Shields
Stross Cestina
Lester Hanna
Humibulut
Renart
Brown
Ades
Shields
Lochwryc Jhon
Aeden
Hanna ix Sha
Population figure for Iroquois City from 1930 census
The 1930 federal census announces Iroquois City in Kingsbury County with a population of 53. The supervisor at Watertown reports the tally, noting the city lies partly in bold District and park areas. Data shows counts of 33 dollars for related items.
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Iroquois City
Watertown
Kingsbury County
Ely
Weather outlook for Huron and South Dakota report
Weather bulletin notes thunderstorms and showers near Huron on Wednesday with no relief in temperatures. In South Dakota a cooler, dry trend expected tonight into Wednesday, with a steady temperature change and a brief warm spell unlikely.
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Beasle County
Beadie County
Huron
South Dakota
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