Population shifts yield uneven gains in South Dakota cities
Census figures show rapid City leads with about an 80 percent rise, Gettysburg up 45 percent, and Sioux Falls up 3.24 percent while several towns shrink. Graton reports the largest loss at 26.3 percent. Edgemont is the Black Hills exception to declines. Watertown slides, and many towns show mixed results across 1920 to 1930 counts.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Gettysburg
Sturgis
Britton
Lanmon
Fiedfield
Mobridge
Pierre
Graton
Brown County
Edgemont
Black Hills
Watertown
Mitchell m
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Euron
Busid City
Sertown
Yankton
Aove
Plandrean
Webster
Deli Rapids
Spearfish
Lewmon
Briton
Beresford _i
Hamlin County
Vernon
Kingsbury County
Isoquoig
Manchester
Government Loses In eQ we Setups Test Case
SAN FRANCISCO June 6 The Reversument loses its first test against cafe owners serving ice and ginger ale setups to guests for intoxication mixing. Federal Judge Kerrigan directs a verdict for Edward Spohn manager of the Silver Slipper case citing a fatal variance between the raid complaint and trial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kerrigan
Edward Spohn
Prohibition
Weather Forecast for Huron and South Dakota
Weather outlook shows fair conditions with warming trend. Huron and South Dakota expect dry skies tonight and Saturday with temperatures rising, and a warmer spell continuing into the weekend across regions noted.
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Huron
South Dakota
Tomiatety
Parents Of Children Reunited After West Auto Tour
In Billings Montana June 6 two children Dorothy and Aletta Redding were separated from their parents Mr and Mrs George Redding of Racine Wisconsin during an auto tour in the West. Driver Paul Ekren halted for tire repair and the families traveled apart until he surrendered the children to state welfare workers last Tuesday. The Redings were located yesterday at Virginia City.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
Mel
George Redding
Racine
Wis
Dorothy
Aletta
Paul Ekzren
Corey Declines To Seek Office
XANETON June 7 Corey for Wagner will not accept the Democratic nomination for railroad commissioner. He was away from Pleste at the state convention and says personal business affairs prevent accepting. He had been a gubernatorial hopeful and noted the nomination came as a surprise while on a business trip.
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Xaneton
Corey
Wagner
Pleste
Colvetron
Bulow-McCullough
Mme
South Dakota Mines Grants Diplomas to 55 Graduates
Fifty five seniors formed the forty third graduation class at the South Dakota State School of Mines in Rapid City. Jeffries of Cleveland delivered the address and received the school’s first doctor of engineer degree. He holds a doctor of science from Harvard and is a noted metallurgical engineer and consultant.
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Rapid City
South Dakota State School of Mines
Co. C. O'Hermat
Oenay Jeffries
Cleveland
Ohio
Jeffries
Harvard’ University
South Dakota
Willow Lake
Fort Pierre
United States
Douglas
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
Robbins Brothers Circus Brings Five-Ring Show To Huron
The Robbins Brothers big four ring circus lands in Huron Saturday with riding acts led by Etta Holland of the Joe Holland family. The program includes The Hollands, Mickey King, 40 clowns, trained elephants, educated dogs and horses, and a new Mother Goose and Santa Claus in Fairyland production with 500 participants. The act lineup also features Buck Owens, Judy Anetta Austin, and a sensational aerial double somersaults act by Arthur and George.
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Huron
Robbins Brothers
Americas
Mickey King
Kenneth R. Waite
America
Santa Claus
Regi! Rickman
Mothes
United’ States
La Paloma Causes Ear Pain in Juarez Serenades
Ramon Aranda of Juarez says the Spanish serenade practice disturbs him as young men drive about El Paso at night playing guitars and singing. He asked Juarez police to stop the activity claiming the loud music gives him earache.
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James Cannon
Washington
Senate‘Lobby Committee
Senate
EL Paso
Texas
Aick
Ramon Aranda
Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande River
Toad
Anca
Mammoth Circus Parade and Concert Schedule Announced
The article lists a city circus parade at 11 a m and a full day program including a band concert by Professor Gilson and a steam piano recital by Professor L Ray Chansser. Events run from 6 30 a m unloading to 12 m departure for Pierre with multiple performances and a Mother Goose in Fairyland show.
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Minnie Aten
Soprang
L. Ray Chansser
Scircus
Pierre
De Smet Chosen For P E O Women Leaders Meet
Edna Jones of Madison was elected president of the P E O Women’s organization at the 14th annual convention in Spearfish. Mae Bobb of Mitchell was named vice president, Stella Tilger of Chamberlain organizer, Bernice Woolburn of Spearfish recording secretary, Blanche Johnston of Brookings corresponding secretary, and Jean Mallory of Pierre treasurer. De Smet was chosen as convention city. visiting delegates will be entertained by Lead chapter to close sessions.
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de Smet
Spearfisa
Blanche Johnston
Brookings
Jean Mallory
Pierre
Chaptar
Sioux Falls youth injured in chicken theft shooting
A 17 year old, Haney from Sioux Falls, was hospitalized with buckshot wounds and injuries to the head after a chicken theft incident Thursday night near Chantallor. Sheriff John N Johnson Mild reported the condition as serious but a beloved local.
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Siouk- Falls
Dune
Huron Guardsmen Set for Two-Week Black Hills Camp
Seventy three members of Company C unit of the South Dakota National Guard prepare for a two week summer camp near Rapid City in the Black Hills. Captain George E. Longstaff says nearly all will attend with transportation arranged by the Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Com Pany
Huron
National Guards
George E. Longstaff
Brookings
Rapid City
Longstaff
Black Hills
St Ae
Chicago
IIL
South Dakota National
Ranid City
Aberdeen
Pierre
Hot Springs
Lead
Sturgiton
Jane
Gangarty
Reward Notices For Eden Bank Robbery Split Among Seekers
The First National Bank of Eden robbery on November 6 led to a reward of 333 dollars issued by the sour vaxata bankers association. Sheriff T. E. Ston of Britton will receive 22 dollars, Peter Hanson of Lake City 132 dollars, with one third of a 1000 dollar reward total. The rewards are pro rated among three implicated suspects. A Marshall county panel of Harry W. Nelson M. J. Staven and Ed Troupe distributed the shares.
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Vaxata
Associauy
Leo Lamoraux
First National Bank
Eden
T. E. Ston
Britton
Marshall County
Peter Hanson
Lake City
Stoa
Hanson
Harry W. Nelson
M. J. Staven
Ed Troupe
Rgister
Deeds
Murder Charge Appeal Possible in Deadwood Case
In Deadwood, Joe Tott faces a federal murder charge for slaying Felix Roubideaux during a quarrel over a saddle. A demurrer was filed in federal court, contending the offense occurred on deeded land within an organized county, challenging U.S. court jurisdiction and prompting potential appeal to the circuit court.
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Tott
Deadwood
Joe Tott
Felix Roubideaux
Circuit
Court of Appeal
Hera
Demurrer
Ott
Roubideaux
United States
Mawin Thin
Henry Ford Sees Uplift in American Business
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes Henry Ford saying American business is rising faster after a recent slump. Ford and Mrs. Ford visited Philadelphia from Washington and attended a dinner at White Marsh Hall hosted by E. T. Stotesbury, then stayed with Cyrus H. K. Curtis. He cites stock-market folly fading as a sign of renewed honest labor and productive engagement.
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Henry Ford
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirar _ today
Mrs. Ford
Washington
Hoaves
E. T. Stotesbury
White Marsh Hall
Los Angeles Population Soars in Census Report
The 1930 census credits Los Angeles city with 1,231,730 residents, up 855,057 since 1920. County population reaches 2,199,557, a 1,263,102 rise. The article notes LA’s ranking potential among US cities and outlines historical growth from 1850 to 1920.
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Los Angeles
Greater
Los Angeles County
United” Sizties
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Egan Expects Reinstatement After Pettition Hearing
George W. Egan, disbarred in South Dakota on April 4 1916, arrives in Huron en route to Lions Falls and predicts reinstatement to practice law. He addressed the court after a hearing in Pierre before Judge Brown and presented petitions and letters from about 125 supporters. Egan says he has waited 14 years and hopes for restoration, praising the court's courtesy.
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George W. Egan
Huron
Lions Falls
South Dakota
Mr. Egan
Pierre
Brown
Kene
Egan
Euron High To Honor 120 Graduates In 43rd Commencement
The largest graduating class in Euron High School history, about 120 students, will receive diplomas tonight at the forty third annual commencement. President David Anderson of Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen will deliver the commencement address to a class described as roughly 80 girls and 40 boys. The annual American Legion scholarship for the outstanding boy student will be awarded by the Legion commander in a ceremony involving school officials and the college president.
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Euron High School
David Anderson
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
American Legion
Stoi
Huron College
Legion
French Industry Seeks U S Policy Change Over Tariffs
In Paris, French industrial groups urge the U S to reconsider proposed increases in tariffs claiming they threaten peace and provoke inflation in both nations. The French Federation of Industries and the National Association for Economic Expansion warn higher duties would harm major French industries and raise U S prices.
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Paris
United States
Mt. Flandan
O Industries
National Association For Economic Expansion
Watertown to Host 1921 South Dakota Religious Education Meet
Watertown won the bid to hold the 1921 convention of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education. Delegates adopted resolutions backing strict eighteenth amendment enforcement and world peace efforts, and urged expanded religious work in the state. Closing addresses included Dr O W Wermingham and W H Stoddard, with a tour of local historic sites and a pageant titled The Gateway of Good Will.
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Watertown
Yankton
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
O . W. Wermingham
Boston
Mary Foste
Carrier Boys Invite City Subscribers to Circus Visit
The Huronite urges readers to have funds ready for carrier boys visiting Saturday as guests of circus management. Readers are asked to cooperate so the boys can complete collections before noon.
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George
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Congress
France
Dandemp Blowa
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