Trial of Flaherty Nears as Court Opens Calendar
Beadle county circuit term begins with Pat Flaherty Sioux City police character to be tried for the poker party murder of Charles Eyestone February 11. State's Attorney Temmey weighs position on calendar as juries not called until June 15. Eyestone shot in the back after admitting strangers to Eyestone's apartment during a poker game. Flaherty identified by players as the man with a sawed off gun in the fatal party. Calendar marks one of the busiest term in years with few holdovers and only one liquor case for violation of prohibition laws. Several civil and criminal matters listed for trial.
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Beadie County
Pat Flaherty
Sioux City
Charles Eyestone
Leo A. Teme Mney
Flaherty
Sherry
Eyestone
Edward L. Flaherty
Iris
Alva E. Taylor
Huron
Terr
Beadle County
Sam Yousse
Wolsey
Hans Peier Thompson
Yousse
W. W. Howes
Howes
Temmey
Vernon Andersen
Inclice
Alice C. Kelley
Richard Lauterbach
Huron Construction Company
Stratton
R. Smith
Ws. H. E. York
Willard Mali
A. B. Hein
Sam Herbert
Frei Coil
George I. DeWitt
Farmers Mutual Hair Insurance Association
F. €. Osman
Nek Xulbeke
F.C. Osman
John T. Hefer
Zella B. Sieling
H. J. Sieling
Chicago & North Western Railway
Pauly
A. J. Richardson
Sheldon F. Reese
Oderkirk
Rodne
John Kingdon
William F. Muself
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Joseph H. Downs
Archie Haley
Seek To Formulate Better Game Policy Conference
Representatives from every South Dakota reservation met state game and fish officials to craft a uniform game policy. Director O H Johnson led the summit to address convicting Indian treaty rights and balancing interests of Indians and whites. Participants included Olaf Eidem and officials from the U S attorney and attorney general offices. Rosebud Pine Ridge Yankton Crow Creek Lower Brule Sisseton Cheyenne Standing Rock reservations represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigma
South Dakota
State Game, and
Fish Department
O. H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
Olaf Eidem
Brookings
U. S
Attorney General’s Office
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Yankton
Lower Brule Crow
Creek
Sisseton
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Wrerserere
Weather snippet for Nicon and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight through Saturday with no significant temperature change for Nicon. South Dakota remains generally fair tonight through Saturday with little temperature variation.
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Ae Nicon
South Dakota
Peralure
Wilkins Submarine Begins Polar Voyage From Provinceton
The Nautilus, carrying Sir Hubert Wilkins and 18 crew, left Provinceton at 9 p.m. bound for London on a test of reaching the north pole under arctic ice. Convoyed by the coast guard cutter Ponchantain, the submarine aims to London in 20 days at 8 knots, then to Spitsbergen and Alaska, hoping to rendezvous with the Graf Zeppelin.
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Provinceton
Mass
North Atlantic
North Pole
Sir Hubert Wilkins
London
England
United States Coast Guard
Foundland
Sir Hubert
Spitebergem
Norway
Pole
Alaska
Bergen
Grasshopper Panic Triggers Statewide Control Effort
PIERRE June 5 State and county authorities rush to curb a grasshopper invasion spreading through Rosebud country with poison mash. Entomologist A L Ford of the state college extension service will spend a month in affected areas giving farmers control advice. Counties report outbreaks across southern and south central regions near Hughes and Stanley. L G Troth seeks lower railroad rates on poison shipments to Rosebud towns. Counties most at risk include Tripp Mellette Gregory and Lytan. The Tennessee house later defeated the first article of impeachment.
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Pierre
Rosebud
Tash
A L. Ford
State Department of Agriculture
Missouri River
Hughes
Stanley
Attornney General
L. G. Troth
Tripp
Mellette
Gregory
Ly- Tan
Lindbergh Flight Described as Sound Undertaking
In St Paul on June 5 two seasoned fliers Erik Nelson and Jack Harding of Seattle said Lindberghs projected North Pacific flight is a sound undertaking. They credited modern engine and airframe advances for lower hazards and noted weather remains the main risk alongside careful planning and improved equipment. They expect to return to Seattle soon.
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ST. Paul
North Pacific
Charles A. Lindbergh
Erik Nelson
Jack Harding
Seattle
Wash
Nelson
Harding
Lindbergl
Atlantic
Pacific
Army
Lindbergh
California
Seatide
New York
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Englewood
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Pacific Ocean
North Beach
Queens
Coronel
Lindberghs
Rusbrouck Heights
Hicksville
Long Island Country Aviation Club
Lockheed
Rules Judges Cant Charge For Weddings
June 5 1942 in Bierre the attorney general ruled that county judges in South Dakota lack authority to collect fees for performing marriage ceremonies. Only justices of the peace may charge for solemnizing marriages, per the Parker state’s attorney inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierre
South Dakota
Justices of the Peace
John J. Gering
Parker
Senior Class Is Second Largest at Huron High
One hundred fourteen diplomas will be awarded at the forty fourth annival Huron high school commencement in the college auditorium tonight. Principal O D Dunbar notes the class is the second largest in school history, with 13 maintaining scholastic records of 90 or better. Salutatorian Archa Lundeen and valedictorian Bernice Bowers lead a list including Ruth Bowe, Gertrude Lampe, Geneva Hampton, Velma Jonason, Lillian Hanson, Evelyn Berquist, Marjorie Burns, Winona Boughton, Anissis Wilcox, Bernice Howerd and Milo Youel the only boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archa Lundeen
David Lundeen
Montana Avenue Southwest
Bernice Bowers
Thomas E. Bowers
Twelfth Street
Miss Lundeen
Miss Bowers
Ruth Bowe
Gertrude Lampe
Geneva Hampton
Velma Jonason
Lillian Hanson
Evelyn Berquist
Marjorie Burns
Winona Boughton
Anissis Wilcox
Bernice Howerd
Milo Youel
E. C. Woodburn
Western
Wolsey Man Named County Constable
W. T. Maxwell town marshal at Wolsey was appointed county constable by the county commissioners. His term runs until the next election, and he will combine town and county duties, as he is frequently called to serve papers in rural districts near Walend.
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Wolsey
W. T. Maxwell
Wes
Maxwell
Walend
State Firemen Will Hold Convention Rapid City In 1932
South Dakota firemen will travel to Rapid City for their third annual school and tournament in 1932. Mitchell, Aberdeen, and Rapid City competed for the conclave, with Aberdeen’s E M Wipf defeated by Asa B Wheeler of Mitchell for president. Huron led after morning events with strong showings in hose, Siamese nozzle, and ladder nozzle events, as Parkston and Mitchell trailed.
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South
Matt Behrend
Parkston
Sam Gohring
Avon
Edmund Wilson
M. C. Sullivan
John Mueller
Hot Springs
D. C. Lewis
Pierce
Bridgewater
Burke
Mitchell
Rapid City
Vermillion
Parker
Yankton
Pierre
Miller
Mecntie
Huron
Huron Firemen
Tarly
Firemen’s Association
Towasyehuc
Fourth Street
Menno
Parkster
Heron
Donald Sheridan
Carl Wetrick
Martin Ranferson
Carol Bruce
Buek Cotton
al Yeuber
Joe Daum
Canova Dairy Day Draws Thousands In Town Celebration
Canova marked its fourth annual Dairy Day with the opening of a creamery three years ago. Governor Warren E. Green spoke and was to crown Queen Hattie Ullom, chosen by community vote, as part of the afternoon program.
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Canova
Canava
Warren E. Green
Elso
Mise Hattie Ullom
Physicians Return Aberdeen After 50th Medical Convention
Aberdeen June 5 Doctors from Worth and South Dakota returned home after adjournment of the 50th annual convention of the medical associations of the two states. At the final session newly elected officers were formally presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Worth
South Dekate
Seek To Eliminate Ear Burning Words On U.S. Golf Links
The executive of the Boys' Club Federation proposes milder language at golf shots to protect caddies, estimated at about 80,000 nationwide. Stanley Resor of New York relayed that William Edwin Hall, federation president, wants a poem written and mailed to every U.S. club urging golfers to speak kindly to caddies and avoid rude phrasing.
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U.S
Washington
Federation of America
Stanley Resor
New York
Wil Lam Edwin Hall
Federation
Hall
United States
Resor
Capone Indicted On Tax Violation
Alphonse Capone, Chicago gang leader, was indicted by federal grand juries on income tax charges for 1924 to 1929. The government cites $1,038,654 gross income and tax due totaling about $215,000, with bond set at $50,000. Additional indictments cover 1925 to 1929 with $915,553 income and $182,591 tax, plus 1924 totals. Capone has prior contempt sentence. raids claim Capone syndicate liquor activity across the Midwest.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Capone
John P. Branes
Bond
United States
George E. Q. Johnson
Capone Liquor Vice Gambling Syndicate
James H. Wilkerson
Liberty
Philadelphia
Melsiher
Middlewest
Daniel Anderson
Aurora
Waterloo
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
Anderson
Mississippi River
Mussolini offers to reopen Catholic clubs for women
In Rome premier Mussolini signaled a conciliatory move in the church dispute by proposing the reopening of Catholic clubs for women and girls. The Vatican replied that the clubs must be restored to good standing in full, rejecting partial measures.
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Mussolini
Rome
Vatican
Sioux Falls man sentenced in alcohol transport case
Sioux Falls June 5 B F Kauffman Lea Mars Iowa admit transporting 27 gallons of alcohol from Le Mers to Spink D was sentenced to nine months in the Yankton county jail today by Judge A Lee Wy than. His automobile was confiscated.
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Sioux Falls
B. F. Kauffman
Lea Mars
Iowa
le Mers
Spink
Yankton County
A. Lee Wy Than
Former Official Defies Doctor Warning On Washington Trip
El Paso Texas June report notes Albert B Fall former interior secretary was sentenced to a year and a day and fined 100000 for bribery in oil reserve leases. Ill with lung congestion he said he would attempt to travel to Washington to begin his term if the court allows. District attorney asked for a medical exam by two El Paso physicians to assess his fitness to travel.
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EL Paso
Texas
Albert B. Fall
The
Ineerior
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Naval Oi
Fall
Wip
Orden
Geome
Lad
Frank J. Hogan
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
H. J. Safford
Albert B. Fell
Rover
Wheat
Lions Plan Gala Decorations for District Convention
Streets of Huron will host a five district Lions International gathering with hundreds of delegates from the Northwest and Canada. Banners will decorate Dakota avenue and Third street while merchants display Lions themed windows. The Huron Lions host tonight at the Elks Ballroom Hotel Marvin Hughitt to install decorations, with steel highway markers and banners planned across the city.
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Huron
Fifth District
Lions International
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Huron Lions Club
Northwest
Canada
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Hughitt
Hedblom
Calmenson
Wessington
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Wilkins
Ste Hubert
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
Im- Heury Ft Hota
Forrest L. Hawke
Howard Babecek
Mitchell Man
FE. M. Wipf
Aberdeen AB
Federal
Grand Jury
Says
High Court
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