Reparations Agreement Nears Final Approval by Belgium
Paris June 4 The last barrier to a full reparations accord has fallen as Belgium accepts Dr Schacht’s plan to redeem German marks left in Belgium after the war. Belgians approve annuities totaling about 37 years of payments. The agreement now awaits ratification by governments.
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Paris
Europe
Nad Wer
Hjalmar Schacht
Belgium
Belshim
Owen D. ‘Young
Ofas
Germany
AEL
Fas
Cotter
France
United States
Tun’ Ibrough
Rhineland
Mr. Young
Hull to Speak at WNAX During Inland Waterways Tour
Congressmen William B. Hull of Illinois and party arrive in Yankton for a Inland waterway survey. They will inspect riverfront harbor facilities, discuss terminal needs, and rally support for navigation development. Hull broadcasts at WNAX at 6 15 p.m. and attends a chamber dinner followed by a mass meeting.
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Vankton
Yankton
William B. Hull
Illinois
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Tull
Major E. Daley
Mark Woods
Lincoln
Neb
Ballareé Dunn
Omaha
Sioux City
Twin Cities
Congressman Hill
WNAX
Heavy Rain Soaks Sully County Near Onida
A two hour rain shower drenched a large part of Sully County near Onida yesterday improving crop conditions. The storm was heaviest in the Onida vicinity with substantial rainfall noted across the area.
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Onida Onida
Tune
Sully
Onida
Vesuvius Resumes Eruption Threatening Nearby Towns
Mt Vesuvius erupts again with lava flow widening to about 400 feet and moving at over six feet per second. Director Malladra reports the molten stream invading the Valley of Mell and splitting into two branches veering toward Verigno and Capaccia along the lava formation of 908.
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Naplus
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
Malladra
The
Observatory
Mell
Verigno
Capaccia
Crowds Swell at Seventh Day Adventist Camp Meeting
The Seventh day Adventist camp meeting draws a record crowd as attendance climbs and rooms fill. Notables include H W Sherring of Omaha Pacific Press, Prof P L Nebraska, Union College quartet, and local officials. A bookstore, supply store, and dining hall serve campers with activities across the grounds.
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Maré Lenis
H. W. Sherrng
Omaha
Pacific Press Publishing Association
T He
A. Hyenson
Watertown
State Field
P. L. Nebraska
Unionvednese
Union College
Sruices Oo
Ing
J. F. Nies
Huronite
Rey
A. W., Kuehl
Siowx ‘Falls
Hervé
Kincana Steinbergs
Ramona
Loa McNay
Drivers Lose Licenses in Huron Court Case
In Huron city court Judge Dick Hlaney fined Aug use Ibis 75 dollars for driving intoxicated and revoked his license. Frank Ziemba faced a 50 dollar fine for intoxication and liquor possession after pleading guilty. Both were arrested Sunday.
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Huron
Dudge Dick Hlaney
Ibis
Frank Ziemba
Hoover 10 Take Steps On Survey Of Second Canal
The Atlantic reports Hoover plans a $1500000 survey of a second canal with Panamanian options. US interest centers on improved interocean access, possible new locks, and expanded traffic capacity up to about 100 million tons annually.
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Atlantic
Panama
Ringeres
Hoover
Nicaragua
Central
South America
Panama Canal
Neers Estimats
Seniors of Huron High School Class Day Tonight
Tonight at Huron High School the senior class presents its day exercises in the auditorium starting at S o'clock. The program promises entertainment from start to finish with items including music readings and the presentation of class prophecy and athletic diplomas. Participants are not named.
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Eradulion
Huron High School
Atea Committee
Robert Hough
A. C. Schierling
Hoover Reads The Yellow Journal To Gauge Public Mood
President Hoover tracks national sentiment by reading a private Yellow Journal. The compilation gathers clippings from newspapers and columns, bound on yellow foolscap. White House staff attach clipping bureaus to feed Hoover’s daily briefing.
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Yellow Journal
Washington
Hoover
White’ House
Whig
Campanile Not Firm Informed About Structure Length
Fragmentary notes describe a tall structure thought to be 165 feet high. The text mentions housing students and references an advisory context. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Civil War Veterans Gather for Aberdeen Encampment
A large assembly of Civil War veterans met in Aberdeen for the 46th annual encampment of South Dakota groups. The four day event included a formal reception, business sessions with G A R and W R C participation, and greetings from the American Legion Auxiliary and other patriotic organizations. A memorial session and planned band concert and theatre entertainment followed the gatherings.
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Aberdeen
Tuie
South’ Dakota
Guarry
Republic
Tolin Wade
Grou “Lg
W.R.C
American Legion -Aux Yy Daughters of the American Revolution
Aberdeen’ Theatres
South Dakota Religious Education Council Opens in Pierre
The fifty fourth annual convention of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education opens in Pierre with about 200 Sunday School workers registered. Dr O Wer Warmingham of Boston delivers the opening sermon and urges recognition of law and moral flaws as guides for the future. Governor W Bulow welcomes delegates.
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Pierre
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
O. Wer Warmingham
Boston
Tinglish’ Bible School
Holleman Escape Report From Reds At Amoy China
Partial clipping reports Dr. G. H. Holleman an American, believed missing near Amoy China. The article notes he escaped pursuit by Reds and references dates around May 93 with scattered details.
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Amoy
Fubiwan
China
G. H. Holleman
Amerry
Grigsby Sworn In as Lieutenant Governor of S D
Grigsby was sworn in today in Redfield to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Clarence de Coyne. The appointment by Governor W J Buhlew makes Grigsby the first lieutenant governor to come to the office by gubernatorial appointment. He is a Sioux Falls native, veteran of World War I, former U S attorney at Sioux Falls, city attorney of Redfield, and a partner in the Redfield law firm Sterling Clark and Grigsby.
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Tor
C. E. Coyne
Redfield
State Soldiers Home Board
Grigsburg
Sterling, Clark ,and Grigsby
South Dakota Farm Bureau Committee Meets at State Office
The executive committee of the South Dakota Farm Bureau met at state offices to discuss politics and mutual insurance companies. Present were R. M. Crowder of Elk Point as president, E. B. Test of Frederick as vice president, A. W. Tompkins of Huron as secretary, plus several ex officio and committee members.
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Uth Dakota Farm Bureau
Gid, Mecherla
Ma ‘Uals
American Farm Bureau Federation
R. M. Crowder
Elle Point
State
Parm Bureau
B. Test
Frederick
Thompson
Baltic
Nick. Caspers
Rapid City
Dogs Kill Hogs At De Smet Farm
In De Smet South Dakota four miles south of the city dogs killed a number of hogs on the C A Ryland farm last night frightening others away. The dead hogs were found this morning with live hogs still missing and a sheriff is on the case.
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DE Smeyt
C. A. Ryland
Kingsbury County
Conservative Premier Faces Resignation Ambition
The Labour leader Ramsey MacDonald has submitted the resignation to the king amid reports he may be asked to form a new cabinet.
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England
Ramsey MacBonall
Uni
Indiana Coroner Scene Probes Slain Miss Soutar Case
Witnesses at a Valparaiso coroner inquest testified about seeing Miss Caméola Soutar enter the Cassler apartment and leave with Mrs Cassler and Howard Cassler on May 27. Authorities consider Miss Soutar murdered and transported to the swamp near Hebron to conceal the body.
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Chicaza
Indiana
Mr. Sontar
Hebron
Ind
Valparaisa
Moveue
Trébran
Roland LeMere Admits Guilt Frees Three Youths
Roland LeMere, one of four youths charged with malicious mischief, assumed blame in municipal court. He pleaded guilty and was fined with costs. the other three youths were exonerated after a jury trial was requested by their attorney.
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Roland LeMere
Young LeMere
Debt freed after years of hard work for Beadle farmer
In Debt Four Years Ago Beadle farmer K D Schmeichel faced 1800 in debt after buying machinery and renting land. Four years later he plans to clear debts with cattle sales and a diversified operation. He now farms five quarters of land, partly rented and partly shares. An 86 year old, he and his wife plan a Russia visit with relatives this fall.
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South” Dakota
Thay
K. D. ‘Schmeichel
Schmeichel
Northwest
Ahe Byron
Beadle County
Mr. Schneicher
Tlan
Russia
Baldwin Resigns as British Prime Minister Amid Labor Victory
London June 4. Premier Baldwin resigns at noon to King George who is in Windsor Castle. Ramsey MacDonald is summoned to Windsor to form a new government as Labour becomes the largest party in the House of Commons. MacDonald to consult Liberal leaders before acting.
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London
Labor Party
MacDonald
Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwitt
King
Yanarelh
Uie Usaster
King George
Uae
sWihids
Pannstead
David Loyd George
Connions
Lincoln Pupils Win Silver Cup in City Music Contest
Lincoln school won the silver trophy with 287 points in the city music memory contest staged by five schools. Jefferson placed second with 282, Washington 222, Wilson 255, and McKinley 214. Over 200 pupils competed, with about half of Lincoln’s enrollment entered.
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Lincoln School
Ida Tyerson
Jefferson School
Steen
Washington
Wilson
McKinley
Pioneer Rev J A Grant to be buried in Huron
The body of Rev J A Grant who died December 18 1928 in Sierra Madre California will arrive in Huron on Thursday morning. Interment is set for eleven oclock with service at the grave. He is survived by his daughter Misa Harriet Grant and son Walter Grant of Danville. Grant township in this county was named for him and he was a pioneer in Huron with years of religious work.
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E. H. Grant
J. A. Grant
Sierra Madra
Cal
Huron
Misa
Harriet Grant
Walter Grant
Danville
Grant
Grant Township
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de Smet Farm
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