Naval arms talks eyed as Britain and US consider steps
Washington reports private circles anticipate moves toward naval armament reductions by the United States and Great Britain. Ramsay MacDonald signals leadership in disarmament talks, while President Hoover aims to initiate a broad race toward limits, with Stimson outlining costs of naval buildup and Britain urged to take the next step.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Mamsey MacDonald
Labor Party
Hoover
Br. MacDonald
Borahi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tle
Biv. Stimson
Ramsay MacDonald
Borak
Pest
Borah
Mac Donald
Mexico
Buffalo Gap Rancher John Wusetts Dies of Heart Trouble
Buffalo Gap rancher John Wusetts died last night from heart disease after eight decades on the frontier. A U S geologist named a local shale and sandstone formation on his ranch Jinson’s name will endure as long as the Black Hills stand. The Fuson formation lies between the Dakota and Lakota sandstones amid renewed oil interest.
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Hot Springs
John Wusetts
Buaffalo Gap
Wind Cave
Jinson
Black Hills
United States Geological Survey
EL Dalton
U. S
Fuson
Dakota
Lakota
Unclear Weather Forecast for Tiuvon and Galax
Fragmentary forecast notes show cloudy conditions tonight in Tiuvon and Galax with warmer expectations for Saturday. South Dakota notes mention partly cloudy to cloudy skies with a slight improvement on Saturday and uncertain extremities in another region.
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South
Dakota
Por
Dawes to Face Naval Arms and Debt Problems in Britain
Jane EPS Charles G. Dawes sails from New York to London as the new American ambassador to Great Britain. He will confront naval armament reduction and settlement of inter allied World War debts, with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald set to push major labor party policies.
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Washington
Jane Eps
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
New York
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Inglish
Dawes
State Department
United States
London
sAmong
Eagland
De Molays Gather for State Convention in Rapid City
The state De Molay convention opened in Rapid City with early registrants at a theatre party. Dr. Edward Ashley of Aberdeen, state member of the grand council, is the guest of honor, with South Dakota officers and chapter delegates attending. The program includes business sessions addresses patrol exhibitions and entertainment and will close tomorrow evening.
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Rapid. City
State de Molay
Edward Ashley
Aberdeen
Grand Council
South
Suspended LA Homicide Captain in Slaying Probe
Captain James Bean head of the Los Angeles homicide squad is suspended for apparent negligence in the slaying probe of Mrs Patty, with suspect William Tallman linked to the case. Tallman was aboard the Admiral Benson, held in a locked stateroom, and signals from his hotel and residence tied him to the crime as an inquest is ordered. Merrill Strange, Tallman’s brother in law, was questioned over a radiogram seeking an attorney meeting in San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
James Béan
Mrly
Sioux City
William J. Tallman
James Lyons
Bean
Tallman
San Pedro
Calif
Admiral Benson
Hsespas
Hig
San Francisco
Al = Slaten
Taliman
L. Tallman
W. G. Johnson
Tallman’s
Patty
Merrill A. “Strange
Bengon
Strange
Merrill
Call Meeting For Junior High Boys Summer Program
A call was issued by timer and director of playground activities in Huron for all junior high school boys to meet at 1 30 Monday at Huron high school athletic field. The meeting will organize age group leagues and activities with the program starting immediately. About 160 boys from two grades have signed up with many more expected to register.
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Timer Stake
Huron
Stolte
Bonilla High School
89 Huron High Seniors Conclude Work Tonight
Three months vacation ends as 2 734 Turon city pupils finish another school year. At 8 15 this evening 89 seniors graduate in Huron College auditorium in academic dress. Melvin G. Clark delivers valedictory on the topic Being Your Self with music from the mixed quartet and solos by Kingdon Spieler and Hough. Diplomas awarded by Mrs. B H Bryan. Benediction by Rev. Bristol.
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Turon
High School
Huron College
Process One
Will'bs
Fay
Melvin G. Clark
Sioux City
Fis
Thes High School
Wagene
Kingdon
John Spieler
Robert Hough
Cwill
C. , Dunbar
B.H. Bryan
Wallace
Bristols
Sails Seaplane Sets New Altitude Record at 38 555 Feet
Navy Lieutenant Apollo Soucek achieved an official seaplane altitude record of 38 555 feet after validation by the National Aeronautic Association and the Bureau of Standards. The climb surpassed the 39 795 foot mark set by C Champion of the Navy two years earlier, though a German rival later surpassed a landplane height.
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Washington
Sune
Apollo Soucek
National Aeronautic Association
Bureau of Standards
Soucek
Lieut Co. C. Champion
Navy
Sousésk
Weedays
Willy, Neunhofer
Naval
Tha Naval Riv Station
Lateran accords fully take effect as papal state settles
The Lateran treaties are proclaimed in full force. The ceremony to seal the exchange is described as simple. The Vatican gains a 1 billion lire bond and 750 million lira cash credit from the Bank of Italy as the new state government takes posts and doors open at St. Peter's Square.
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Italy
Assolini
Pius XI
Lateran
Vatican City
Iiini
Vatican
Ext
Oservatora’ Romano
Papal State
Francesco Pacelli
Mussolini
Holy See
Bank of
Presbytery Meeting Planned Near Volga for Dissolution
Dry Hy, P. Carson, L Carmen Bell and Rev Hubert Ketelle of Huron will travel to Volga for a special Presbytery meeting called by Moderator Claude Smith of Wessington. The session begins at 10:30 AM and will address dissolution of the relationship with Hammond and Brookings.
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Dry Hy
P. Carson
L.carmen Bell
Hubert’ Ketelle
Huron
Presbyterian Church
Apres Presbytery
Claude Smith
Wessington
Hammond
Brookings
North Dakota
Presbytery
Madison-Howard
Wesston Springs
Milwaukee’ Railroad
Mount Rushmore Memorial Work Ordered to Start
Washington June 7 Work on the Mount Rushmore national memorial was ordered expedited at a commission meeting. President Hoover named Julius Rosenwald temporary chairman and other members were appointed. The commission, created by act of Congress, will use $250000 federal funds plus matching public subscription. State and federal funds already expended total about 150000. Joseph S. Cutlinan was elected president and C. M. Day secretary. work to transfer from the South Dakota state commission to the national body began.
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Washington
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Commission
Hoover
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Jett
Congress
Norbeck
South Dakota
State Commission
Joseph S. Cutlinan
Texas
National Commission
C. M. Day
Sioux Falls
Federal Board
Dennison
Mitchell Prepares South Dakota National Guard Camp
MITCHELL June 7 Preparations are under way for the South Dakota national guard encampment to be held next week. About seven hundred officers and men will attend the two week camp the first east of the Missouri river in years. The camp lies north of the city near Lake Mitchell with the field cleared to an orderly rectangle. Col Boyd Wales will review the regiment daily from the parade ground as units assemble from Wolsey and Parker. The motor transport company from the Rapid City Indian school will arrive later in the week.
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Rapid Sity Indian School
West of River Stockmen Meet at Quiet Dakota Convention
The West of River Stockmen met in a quiet gathering in the farmers room of the court hall this afternoon. Tom Jones vice president recalled open range days as old timers registered and speakers included A J Anderson Brookings James Wallace I P Molten and H J Dickenson with impromptu addresses expected.
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South
Dakota
Farmers’ ‘Assembly
Tom Jones
Association
Rapid City
A. J. Anderson
Brookings
State College Extension
James
Wallace
Washington
IP. i
Molten
Denver
National Livestock Association
H. J. Dickenson
Omaha
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Queena Stewart
Non-Profit Union Plans Campus Building in Vermilion
Articles of incorporation filed with the South Dakota Secretary of State reveal a South Dakota Union to be formed in Vermilion as a non profit organization aimed at financing and constructing a union building on the state university campus. Also filed were articles for the Home Electric Company of Watertown with 10000 dollars capital and directors Frank E. Mayer Roy W. Sour and Beda Egge.
Huron Woman Remembers Ripon GOP School Story
Mrs. Everett Curtis, wife of the Beadle County auditor, recalls attending the little schoolhouse at Ripon Wisconsin in the 1860s a birthplace of the Republican party. She describes small class sizes four months of school yearly and early readers before arithmetic as she grew up in a Republican family while her Democrat husband sleeps outside South Dakota rarely.
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Everett. Curtis
Beadle County Auditor
Ripon
Wis
United States
Ron Iwoman
Huron Womat
Weil
Anus
Curtis
South Dakota
Sunshine
Pire
Watertown Man Guilty of Second Degree Manslaughter
Robert Wiseman of Watertown found guilty of second degree manslaughter after a 37 hour jury deliberation. He killed his stepson Gerald Enis following a dispute over a radio, wounding another relative. Sentencing set for June 17 with penalties up to four years, or a minimum two years plus possible jail and fine.
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Rigpelauarie
Robert W. Wiseman
Watertown
M. D
Robert Wiseman
W. N. Skinner
Wisemin
Gerald Enis
Midule
Wills
Wiseman
Tice
Quentil Lus
Alaaphtar Dnethe
Reparations Agreement Signed Ends Long Negotiations
An international panel led by Owen D. Young signed a reparations settlement in Paris on June 7, fixing German payments to Allied creditors for 59 years. The plan, replacing the Dawes framework, involves roughly 100 billion marks or about 24 billion dollars in transfers through 1989, and requires ratification and detailed implementation.
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Paris
Europe
Trotel Gleorga VY
Germany
Tihe
Owen D. Young
Dawes
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Ninety six Huron juniors to receive promotion certificates
Ninety six pupils of Huron Junior High School will be awarded promotion certificates at the annual exercises tonight in the senior high assembly. Dr Royal Clyde Agne president of Huron College will deliver the address on False Virtues. Music includes junior high girls and boys glee clubs directed by Ida Iverson and Alfred Trenerry.
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Huron Junior High School
Royal Clyde Agna
Huron College
Ida Iverson
Alfred Trenerry
Robert Wagner
J. Agne
LaVerne Gibbs
George G. Bell
A. J. Lang
Trennerry
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Rushmore Commission
National Memorial
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