Turmoil as Police and Strikers Clash in Gastonia
Four hospitalizations with birdshot wounds and forty four National Textile Union members in custody on charges of assault with intent to kill after a clash between guards and strikers outside a tent colony in Gastonia North Carolina. Police say guards fired only accidentally as a patrolman dropped to avoid a shotgun blast. Local officials handled the unrest with rapid detective work and no troops were deployed.
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Gastonta
N. C
Btth
National Textile Union
Ronm
Gardner
Police Aderholt
J. Roach
von Gilbert
Charles Ferguson
Harrison
Passaic
Wile
Nations 7
Senate Passes Norris Resolve to End Lame Duck Sessions
The Senate approved Norris's measure 64 to 9 to abolish lame duck sessions and move inaugurations from March 4 to January 20. The bill, authored by Senator Norris of Nebraska, would also alter presidential and vice presidential inauguration dates.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Norris
Nebraska
Western South Dakota Stock Growers Meet Opens Quietly
Rapid City June 7 The 48th annual Western South Dakota Stock Growers Association convention opens in the farmers assembly room of the courthouse with Tom Jones VP among the old timers in Stetson and boots. Speakers include A B Anderson Brookings extension director James K Wallace Washington ranching expert F Mollen Denver and other officials. Continuous coverage notes rodeo memories and the stock outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
South Dakota Stock Growers’ Association
Farmers’ Assembly
Court House
Tom Jones
A.B
Anderson
Brookings
State College
James
K. & Wallace
Washington
S F
Mollen
Denver
Nationa Livestock Association
Engen
Omaha
Chicago and
Northwester Road
Dary Queena Stewart
Creditod
O Brien Elected Bank Group Head
O Brien of Haven was elected president of the South Dakota Bankers association at the annual convention in Rapid City. A B Cahalan of Miller was elected vice president and H Edmunds of Yankton treasurer. New executive council members include Conrad of Plandresu, L M Larsen of Wells Springs, and George G F Pullinwebder of Huron. Clarke Dassett of Aberdeen was elected state vice president at the state bankers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Brien
Woven
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Rapid City
O'Brien
Haven
State Bank
South Dakota Bankers
A. B. Cahalan
Miller
Edmunds
Yankton
Aberdeenay
He Rt Conrad
Plandresu
L. M. Larsen
Welsingston Springs
Huron
American’ Bankers Association
Clarke Dassett
Aberdeen
Don W. Devey
Westport
M. Plin Beebe
Ipswich
Ira A. Moore
Sioux Falls
National Bank
Tax conference on here Monday in South Dakota
Nine state organizations in South Dakota will send officers to a two day quarterly tax conference in Huron starting Monday. The event will discuss taxation plans to equalize burdens across sectors including farms, banks, merchants, education, and chambers of commerce. A smoker for local businessmen is planned at Hotel Marvin Hughitt this evening to outline the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huron
Bureau
Farm Union
Orange
Bankers, Press, Education, Association
Chamber of Commerce
Futura
Alerdeen
Nike
Marvin Hughitt
Crops Benefit From Rain Says South Dakota Report
Central South Dakota counties report generally good to excellent crop conditions but urge more rain to finish planting and boost yields. Worms affect 일부 fields, farmers replanting where needed. alfalfa and pastures praised, corn acreage expected to rise, and moisture tied to a bumper season.
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South
Kota
Avays
Fleida
Beadle
Obry
Palmers
Beadle Courty
POTTER _ y
Potter County
Carl Hatorf
Watore
Sunday Loyalty Proclamation Endorsed by Ford and Hoover Aims
A proposed national day titled Loyalty Sunday to honor the Hoover program of law enforcement gains endorsement from Henry Ford and religious groups. The plan calls for Americans of all faiths to pledge loyalty to the laws on that Sunday and seeks broad support from church and civic organizations.
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New York
Hoover
Henry Ford
Collier “Ford
Christian Herald: Association
Presbyterian / Saloon League'of America
Aviation Pilot Leaps To Death As Ship Stalls
Lieutenant W. D. Slingerland of Kasson Minnesota died after the engine stalled midair near Coon Rapids Iowa The parachute failed to open as he leapt from his plane Witnesses saw him depart the V formation and vanish to a distant crash site He had joined a six plane formation from Selfridge Field to attend an airport dedication in Sioux City and was visiting his parents in Minnesota at his own request
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Coon Rapids
Iowa
W.’ D. Slingerland
Kasson
Minn
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemons
Mich
Sioux: Forly
James Durbin
Slingerland
Minnesota
Wall of Water Claims Four Lives in Wibaux Montana
A 15 foot wall of water from Beaver Creek struck Wibaux after a cloudburst. The parsonage was torn from its foundation and wrecked against a railroad viaduct, drowning the minister and his wife. Farmer Sever Knutson and RB Thompson also perished as a quarter of the town’s buildings were damaged and the flood inundated two thirds of the area eight feet deep.
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Wibaux
Mont
Dar
Sever
Knutson
RB. A. Thompson
Officials View Sheffield Road Bridge Plan Over James River
State highway officials and Huron city commission discussed a new concrete bridge across the James River at Third Street and related matters. An agreement to start the bridge project was reached with officials Bates, Hamilton, and the highway engineers inspecting Sheffield Road and a proposed route change by the county and estate commissions.
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Tha Nuew
James River
Third Street
Huron City Commission
W. Clarkce Bates
Idok
Sheffield Road
Aadle-County, Commission, Estate Commission
Jigcounting
Sungetten We Mada
League Studies Possible Tariff Reductions Report
Geneva reports discuss the possibility of tariff reductions studied by the League. Officials submit forthcoming economic reports and reviews on potential policy actions and their global impact.
Honor students named at Huron High graduation
Ninety seniors received diplomas at Huron High School commencement in the college auditorium. Valedictorian Lois Bowen. salutatorian Marian Pugsley. Arthur Campbell cited as outstanding athlete and student. Ted Schaeffer presented an athletic scholarship to Campbell for one year. Superintendent Melvin G. Clark urged graduates to apply education to social and economic progress and citizenship.
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Huron ‘High School
Huron College
Lois’ Bowen
Albert ©. Schlierling
Lois Bowen
the Flags
Marian Pugsley
Arthur “Campbell
Ted.Schaeffer
American Legion ‘Post
Io Huron ‘College
Campbell
Phy
Ethel
Donald Streeter
Robert Miner
Melvin G. Clark
Bronx
Stocks Fail to Develop a Clear Market Trend
New York June 8 Stocks again failed to form a definite trend with irregular price movements and little public interest. Oil shares rose ahead of the Colorado Springs conservation conference, while several issues advanced or fell as selling pressure increased late in the session. Total sales about 1,100,006 shares.
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New,york
Colorado Springs
Atlantic Refining
Pan American
Indian Refining
Ips American
Adams
Express
Evans
CommonWealth Power
American Water Works
American Power
Igh
General Electric
Radio
American Tobacco
Algo
Beadle County History Group Displays Early County Relics
The Beadle County Historical Society hosts a display at Northwestern Public Service Company salesroom on Fourth Street and Dakota Avenue featuring many old county pictures and relics. It includes a copy of the Dakota Leader from April 1883 with a town view and a piece on Huron’s past and future. The exhibit shows courthouse grounds views and other historic scenes and notes the era when trees stood under ten feet.
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Beadle County Historical Society
Northwestern Public Service Company
Fourth Street
Dakota’ Avenus
Dakota Leader
Huron
Hanes
Treasury ready to furnish funds for agriculture
Senate debates farm relief bill after house approval as McNary defends conference agreement. Treasury says $500 million appropriation could be made available soon for the federal farm board to purchase and store surplus crops without destabilizing the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
McNary
Oregon
Friends
Severn
Shea
Senaitor Caraway
Arkansas
Farm Board
Dil
Congress
Treasury
Federal Farm Board
Diocese Honors Bishop Mahoney Jubilee Tribute in Sioux Falls
Monsignor Desmond returned to Huron after attending a jubilee program in Sioux Falls marking Bishop Bernard J. Mahoney’s twenty fifth year of priesthood. About 500 Catholics and clergy attended. speakers included Rt Rev Hugh L Burlegan and Father C P Conway who praised Mahoney’s work.
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Desmond
Huron
Sioux Falls
Allver
Bernard
J. Mahoney
Catholic Diocesa
South Dakota
Thomas O'Gorman
J. A. Bushman
Plankinton
Amtrault
A. D
Mahoney Gether
Chamber Meetings Set For Monday In Huron
Two Huron Chamber of Commerce committees schedule sessions for Monday next week. The Retail division executive committee will discuss downtown decorations during the Kiwanis convention August 15 16 at 10 o clock morning led by Chairman George Sherman. The tourist committee led by Chairman Percy Brown will handle routine matters at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
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North Carolina
Bank Group
State Association
Ler
Plenicate
Montana
Geneva
Conom
Huron High
Arthur Campbell
American Legion Post
Sioux City
Mra
H. Bryan
On Board of Education
0. Dunbar
Pioneer
Alice Gossage
Altea’ R. Gossage
Black Hills
Bishop Mahoney
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