Suspect Eludes Guards After Los Angeles Murder Case
Suspect Tallman, a 28 year old Oakland radio operator, vanished after a shipboard murder investigation tied to Mrs Virginia Patty of Sioux City Iowa. Patty's body was found in a Los Angeles rooming house amid narcotics inquiries and husband Frank Patty’s suspected involvement.
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Sioux City
Los Angeles
C Francisco
Young Radio Operari
Benson
Virginia Patty
Iowa
Los Atoles
Rin
Warcotic
Jadislavery
Wits
Portland
Ore
Patty
Waas
Cigsst
Nain Tallman
Oakland
Illinois Senate defeats referendum on prohibition repeal bill
The Illinois state senate rejected the Weber O Grady bill proposing a referendum on repealing the state prohibition on cement law. The 33 to 0 vote defeated the measure after it had passed the house by a wide margin. Chicago senators supported the bill while most downstate members opposed it. a similar bill failed in the senate two years ago. Wisconsin recently voted in a similar repeal referendum.
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Springfield
Illinois State Senate
Weber-O'Grady
House
Senate
Chicago
Lase
Senale
Wisconsin
American Gunboat Eizon Grounded at Shanghai Breakwater
The US gunboat Eizon, a 675 ton vessel, ran aground today at the mouth of the Hwang Pu Kiang near Shanghai. Officials said there is no danger and expect refloating at high tide around 5 a m Friday after striking the breakwater at 10 a m Wednesday.
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Shanghat
Unite States
Eizon
Hwang Pu Kiang
Yangtze Klang
Weather Aurons Probably Showers Tonight and Friday
South Dakota forecasts show mostly unsettled weather with probable showers tonight and Friday. Temperature likely to remain steady with little or no change across central and southern portions.
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South Dakota
Central
Birthday Jubilee Draws 20000 to Rural Wisconsin Town
In Ripon Wisconsin on June 6 more than twenty thousand people are expected to attend the diamond jubilee celebration of the Republican party. The event includes services at the Congregational church and a wooden schoolhouse with remarks by James W. Goad secretary of war. The Wisconsin legislature will attend in a body with Governor Kohler and an invited group of mid western state governors.
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Ripon
Wis
Republican Party
Congregational Church
Theiv Party
James W. Goad
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Mid
Law Group Studies Policy With National Commission
Washington report on President Hoover’s national commission on law observance and enforcement. The group, now meeting in a nine room suite near the Justice Department, expands from a single room as documents pour in. Two members, Judges Kenyon and McCormish, could not attend.
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Washington
Hoover
National Commission of Law
Mear
Department of Justice
Posas
MacDonald Plans Move to Downing Street
London June 6 There was clear evidence of a coming change at No 10 Downing Street as Ramsay MacDonald and two Labour colleagues arrived to discuss the transition with Sir Maurice Hankey. Stanley Baldwin had already left Downing Street, while Mr MacDonald sought a London residence after becoming prime minister.
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London
Downing Street
Ramsey MacDonald
J. E. Thomas
Phillip Snowden
Maurice Hankey
King George
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Gosssip
King George Reports No Ill Effects After Incidents
King George woke after a good night and sat up during a morning visit by Dr Henry Martyn. He suffered no ill effects from yesterday's trains actions and the earlier incident. The King plans to stay at Windsor or Sandringham toward the end of the month.
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King George
London
George
Henry Martyn
Sandringham
Shriners Gather for 1930 Convention in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a parade drew 10 000 Shriners while motion picture floats sparkled with 14 000 000 candle power. The 1930 convention included installation of officers and a vote on the next convention city. Walter S Sugden led, with Leo Y Youngworth named imperial potentate and plans noted for the next host city to be chosen.
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Los Angieles
Walter S. Sugden
Vvne
W. Vai
Shriners
Motion Pictures
Maguales
Leo Y. Youngworth
Los Angeles
Imperial Potentiel
Frank C. Jones
Texas
James Burger
Imperial Recorder
Parento
Canada
Mnnneapolis
Atlantic City
N. W
New Jersey Ocean
Vesuvius Erupts Heavily As Towns Nearby Feared
Explosive activity at Mount Vesuvius intensifies with rocks and ash battering the crater walls. Officials warn danger may persist though some flow subsides while villagers flee toward safety and authorities restrict access to affected areas.
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Naples
Yvaly
Mount Vesuvius
Java
Vesuvius Observatory
Valcano
Pouipeii
Vesuvius
iTeraigno
Capilellowwoods
Rum Runner Charge Against European Agent Post at Savoy Plaza
Count De Polignac, said to be of old French nobility, was arrested by undercover prohibition agents and charged as the European agent of an international liquor running ring. Seven cases of liquor were seized in her count's suite at the Savoy Plaza.
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New York
Count de Polignac
Wasv
Savoy-Plaza
British Embassy Considers Dropping Liquor Imports
The British embassy contemplates giving up the privilege of importing liquors as indicated by their leader. The action threatens to strike at the diplomatic corps in Washington.
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Esme Howard
Washington
Wiseman Case Goes To Jury In Slaying Trial
Wiseman testified in his self defense claim after admitting he shot Gerald Tillis during a March 3 argument over a radio. Prosecutors and defense rested as jurors prepared to hear final arguments and reach a verdict.
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Gerald Tillis
Atterneo Wiseman
Wills
Himsel Wiseman
Experts to Sign Reparations Pact in Paris Tomorrow
In Paris experts report a reparations pact will be signed at 5 p.m. tomorrow at the Geetze V hotel. The experts committee pressed to finish the conference report, pressing to compress chapters and annexes as the agreement nears completion.
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Paris
Geetze V
Rackets Or Revenge Blamed For Slaying
Chicago police questioned Patrick Maloney about his possible involvement after two men with pistols confronted him and another man at a location. The shooting occurred days later, with authorities considering racketeering activity as a possible motive.
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Chigago
Patrick ‘Maloney
Advicti
Maloney
Ule
Disa
Embassy Decides to Forego Right to Import Liquors
Washington reports that Sir Esme Howard the British ambassador may relinquish the liquor import privilege for his embassy. Officials note such a move would affect the diplomatic corps, with debate over whether governments must authorize any waiver.
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Washington
Jesme Howard
United States
Action Slivs
Imay Hanor
Timer Altachéa
Carter
Sir-Esme
Bir Esme
Alvas
Mcover
Treasury Department
Bir Beme
Diplomate’ Corps
Corps
Viscount D'Arte
State Department
Baltimore
the Treasury
Huron School Census Records 2792 Pupils
The annual census shows Huron city schools enroll 2792 pupils, up from 2668 last year and 2583 in 1927. Superintendent A I Lang received the tally from Mr and Mrs Cecil Shepherd who conducted the survey.
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Huron
A. i Lang
iMr
Cecil
B. “Shepherd
Edison Appears Strong in Movie Tone at Edison Day
In Atlantic City Edison Day featured a movie-tone film showing Thomas A Edison as strong, active and smiling. The National Electric Light Association announced prize awards including Harriet Billings Award to P. Q. Johnson of Northern States Power Minneapolis. Attendees included T. T. Parker and C. J. Strike from Northwestern Public Service.
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Atlantic City
Nol
New Ioh Meyers
Florida
Thomas A. Edison
Etectric Light Association
Jacison
National Electric Light Association
W. J1. Oaken, Jr
Electricen
Harriet Billings
P. QO. Johnson
Northern States Power Company
Minneapolis
Ft. T. Parker
Northwestern Public Service Company
C. J. Strike
Jonson
Lone
Cranberry Portage Fire Threatens Northern Settlement
Wire battle planes assist local crews as Cranberry Portage and nearby areas face rapid fire spread. A second town of about 600 near Winslow also threatened after a house fire destroyed 16 homes while fires burn out of control across northern Canada.
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T Pas
Man
Cranberry Portage
Here
Cabérns Caui
Darditways
Mile $3
Winslow
Bankers Gather for 38th South Dakota Convention in Rapid City
About 200 bankers from across the state and Minnesota convened in Rapid City for the 38th annual South Dakota Bankers Association meeting. The afternoon featured a golf tournament at the Rapid City Country Club and a buffalo steak banquet with Craig B. Hazelwood of Chicago as the principal speaker.
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Rapid City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Geo
Brosius
Vermillion
I. M. Enright
Dell Rapids
L. M
Graig B. Hazelwood
Chicago
American Bankers Association
J. Driscoll
Ead
State Association
W. Herbert Roberts
Sioux Falls
Ralph Huffer
J. B. Werner
Thomas O'Brien
Haven
Hazelwood
Badger
Clark
Hot Springs
Bankers’ Association
Mr. Driscall
Mr. O'Brien
J. C. Basett
Aberdeen
George A. Satrring
Huron
Hoover Urges Joint Committee on Prohibition Enforcement
President Hoover proposed a joint select committee to study transferring prohibition enforcement bureaus from the Treasury to the Justice Department and to address related organizational changes. He asked for cooperation from departments and the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement to prepare recommendations for the next regular session.
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Washington
Jane
Hoover
Congress
Prohibition
Treasury
Justice Department
Congressional
National Commission On Law Observiance
Descamber
Flnovor
Congress of the United States
National Commission On Law Observance
County Board to Close Session Tomorrow
County commissioners, continuing routine business, plan to wrap up session tomorrow. Custer township board sought county aid for a road project southeast of Huron and was advised to fix the road temporarily with promised aid forthcoming.
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Ounty
Custer
Huron
Meeting Opens as U T 6 Holds South Dakota Grand Council
More than 200 members of the United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary attend the 18th annual South Dakota grand council in Huron. Speakers include Mayor Don G. Medbery and Grand Counselor G A Thompson as the session begins. The women's auxiliary holds its own session, with banquet and dance planned, and the annual election set for Tuesday morning.
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United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary
Huron
South Dakota Grand Council
Don G. Medbery
G.A. Thompson
Glenne R. McArthur
Huron Chamber of Commerce
N. J. Land
Rapid City
W. C. Botkin
South Dakota Retail Merchants Association
OG. G. Waller
Women’s Auxiliary
Hhe
Fuvon Council
Sakaka Wea Memorial Erected Near Mobridge Wyoming Trail
The Sakata Wea memorial to the Indian bird woman who guided Lewis and Clark on their expedition is completed. Sakata Wea died December 20, 1812 and was buried near Old Fort Manual in Garson County. The memorial stands at the junction of the Yellowstone and Black Hills trails west of Mobridge. Mrs. W. F. Greene of Kansas City is visiting relatives nearby.
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Aberdeen
Sakaka Wea
Sakata Wea
Lewis and Clark
Old Fort Manual
Garson County
Yellowston
Black Hills
Mobridge
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W. F. Greene
Fifth Street
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