Bailey Wins NC Senate Nomination In Democratic Primary
Josiah W. Bailey defeats Furnifold M. Simmons in the North Carolina Democratic primary amid talk that Simmons’s opposition to Alfred E. Smith harmed his bid. With 154 of 179 precincts reported Bailey led, while Simmons and longtime influence in state and national politics fade as the party reshapes its Senate lineup.
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Charlotte
N. C
Noth Carolina Demoratic Party
United States Senate
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh Eattorney Bailey
Farnifold A. Giramons
Senate
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Saturney
Bailey
Simmons
Thomas L. Estep
Alfred KE. Smith
Hashington
Furnifold M. Simmons
Washington
Alfred E Smith
Josish W. Bailey
Senate Finance Committee
Uton
Smith
Heflin
Alabma
McMaster
South Dakota
Richary
Oregon
Rausche to Plead Before Taylor Today Opens June Term
The June term of circuit court opened with Judge Alva Taylor presiding. Eighty one criminal and civil cases on the calendar. John Gack Rauscher heads the criminal docket for alleged robbery of Beadle county treasurer’s act. He will plead this afternoon. Jury called Monday morning. judge will hear non jury cases Wednesday. Local law firms represented as the calendar was arranged.
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Rausche
Taylor
Circuit Court
Alva
John Gack Rauscher
Beadle County Treasurers Act
Rauscher
Huron
Gangland Armorer Shot Near Heart in Chicago Incident
June 3 dispatch reports Russell alias Frank Thompson a noted gangland armer wounded near the heart at a New Milford filling station. He refuses to talk as doctors fear the wound could kill him. Sheriff Baldwin notes missing gang figures George Moran and Eugene McLaughlin as presumed slain or missing in a broader weekend development.
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Chicago
Russell
Frank Thompson
New Milford
Stallont
Harry Baldwin
Winnebago County
Thompson
Eugene
Red
McLaughlin
George
Bugs) Moran
Rhissing
Sieh 4
Trainer Of Eyes Trains Heart And Gets Into Law Suit
Miss Caroline Brown conducted an eye training clinic and trained the heart in a suit for 190000 dollars. Lola Alwood, Montgomery Ward official, accuses Brown of alienating her husband’s affections and claims she was misled by Brown’s remarks about her body chemistry.
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CAGO
Caroline Brown
Lola Alwood
Sister Alwood
Montgomery Ward and Company
Mmirs
Atwood
College Trustees Meet After Chapel at Huron College
Trustees convened in the president's office for the annual meeting following morning chapel. Alumni and seniors planned to attend a banquet at Marvin Bughi tt hotel at 6 oclock. The program included music by the Huron college quartet and a student recital in the auditorium at 8:30. Commencement events begin with a baccalaureate service and a farewell address.
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Huron College
Royal C. Agne
Wumni
Marvin Bughitt
Oelock
Leslie Meigs
Association
Meigs
Vava Byerly
Maradan
N .S
Cleata Thorpe
Lyle Lester
Helen Bundy
Huth Wallace
t@ Huron college
Adah Davis
Ralph Myers
Miss Bandy
Mabel Myers
Presid College
T Agne
Huron Aiurey Coe
School of Music
Yelix Mendelssohn
Rena van
Robert Fran Aldene Curtis
Sol Cohen
Darlington Hendricksond
Helen Bandy
Valse Caprice Newland
de Vieux
Capurro
Edward di Capua
Sant
Alta
Faschungsschwank
Elsie Marshall
John Pasek
Hesse
Gavotte
Moses
Herriet Ware
Robert Bryan
New Dance Stables Southwest Opens Near Huron
A new barn dance pavilion is planned to open Wednesday night one mile south and 1 1/2 miles west of Huron at the site of the former Johnson barn. Roy Howson reportedly moved the barn from his west of Huron farm on Federal Highway No. 4 for the new venue.
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Huron
Houstan
Johnson
Roy. Howsoan
Huron Directory Shows Rapid Two Year Changes
Luke Kelly of the R L Folk company reports dramatic shifts in Huron as a new directory arrives between August 1 and 13. The ninth city surveyed this year shows many new homes, moved residents, owner occupancy at an estimated 99 to 100 percent, and scarce vacancies. The staff notes few employed locals and identifies nonlocals as seasonal workers, with Hastings and Mason City also observed.
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Luke Kelly
Polk Staff
Huron
Kelly
R.L. "Folk Company
Key
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
Ft. Dodge
Mason City
Nebraska
Iowa
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
USA
Abia
eBay
Mr. Kelly
Iour Falls
Hastings
Neb
Christianson Plans Counter Charges After Hearings
SELBY June 9 Local officials report developments in the embezzlement case against Ludwig Christianson former Security National bank official at Mobridge. He was released after a preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence for trial and plans to file damage suits against Sheriff K J Martin and Beebe head of the State Bankers Protective Association.
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Walworth ‘County
Pii
Beebe
Ipswich
State Bankers Protective Association and Bonding Company
P. C. Huistendahl
Walworth County
Christianson
Morrison
Kelby
Mobridge
South Dakota Council criticizes radio broadcasts
The Federation Council of Churches of South Dakota charged that unnamed radio programs contain statements derogatory to denominational churches and workers. LC Juell said the Yankton meeting passed a resolution condemning the broadcasts as hindering the state's religious work and urged stations to prevent such statements.
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Aberdeen
Federation Council of Churches of South
Council of Chrches of
South Dakota
Mitchell Mayor Congratulates Huron in Population Tally
Mitchell's Mayor George Fredericks says Mitchell will not dispute Huron's lead in South Dakota population figures after census shows Huron ahead by 21 residents. He offers congratulations to Huron and cites statewide prosperity, noting Mitchell's noninvolvement in any dispute over counts.
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Mitchell
Huron
South Dakota
George, Fredericks
Justice of the Peace Fires During Sunday Search
Lee M. Ferguson, a justice of the peace, killed his wife during a chaotic attempt to search a car for liquor at a Sunday singing bee near here. Several others were wounded including a bystander, while Ferguson was freed on his own recognizance on a manslaughter charge.
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Lee M. Ferguson
Webster County
Sherif
Here
Tom Brown Fi Ikins
Elkins
Watts Bowen
Elking
Canterbury plans historic anniversaries festival run
Canterbury England announces June 7 to 14 events celebrating three major milestones at Canterbury Cathedral. The program honors the 800th dedication of the Norman cathedral, the 730th anniversary of the present choir’s first service, and the 600th birth of the Black Prince. Preparations for more events are led by renowned vocalists it appears.
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Canterbury
England
Norman
Carol II Proclaimed King Of Romania Amid Reunion Talks
King Carol II, after five years in exile, was proclaimed ruler by an almost unanimous parliamentary vote. He met with Princess Helen regarding divorce and custody of Michael, who will remain away from the king’s education. Carol visited his father Ferdinand’s tomb, then returned to Bucharest to resume political consultations amid strong public reception.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol II
Carol
Helen
Michael
Bak
Cotroceni
Vantila Bra‘tamiu
Fberal
Inonel Bratianu
Curtes
Ferdinand
Seven Killed In Tunnel Explosion Near Calaveras Dam
Seven men died and one hospitalised after an explosion in the Hetch Hetchy tunnel near Calaveras Dam in Alameda County. A dynamite blast Sunday released water into a gas pocket. ignition by a spark likely caused the deadly buildup. Victims include G. J. Paizes, 33. Fred Flader, 38. P. J. Peck, 41. C. Broad, 33. D. Kloet, SF. Carl C. Cook, 25. H. P. Hampton, 32, Los Angeles.
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Oakland
Calif
Livermore
Calaveras Dam
Alameda
G. J. Paizes
Fred Flader
P. J. Peck
C. Broad
D. Kloet
San Francisco
Carl C. Cook
H. P. Hampton
Los Angeles
Killed When Thrown From Rumble Seat
ABERDEEN June 189 warnecke Louis A Warnecke was killed yesterday afternoon when he fell from a rumble seat as the family party returned to Aberdeen from Ipswich. The coupe swerved to pass another car, turned over twice, and Warnecke was thrown head first into a telephone post. His son and friend Leland Templeton escaped with minor injuries. Frank Schaible the driver was a mill employee.
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Aberdeen
Louis A Warnecke
Ipswich
Warnecke
Leland Templeton
Frank Schaible
Portuguese Wait Two Years To Enter U.S.
Lisbon reports the Portuguese emigration quota for the year ending June 2 is fully subscribed with an excess of several hundred applications. Of 44 Portuguese visas granted, about 48 were for first preference parents of naturalized Americans. About 400 second-preference visas remain available, with 2,000 second-preference applicants waiting, including wives and minor children. Despite the quota, second-preference applicants continue to be registered daily.
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U.S
Lisbon
United States
Childr
Wisconsin Cheese Industry Tied to Weevil Legacy
Green county recalls the 70 year old crop disaster that seeded Wisconsin into a cheese boom now valued at about 3 million dollars annually. Wisconsin produces around 300 million pounds of American Swiss brick and limburger cheese, over half the U S output, with 2400 cheese factories statewide and a history rooted in Swiss settlements and early co op ventures.
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Wisconsin
Green County
United States
Monroe
Wis
Badger
Union
Ohio
Jacob Karlen
Karlen
Sioux Falls Mayor Forms Inquiry Into Police Liquor Charges
Mayor George W. Burnside appointed a committee of businessmen to investigate liquor charges involving members of the Sioux Falls police department. The move followed an inquiry requested by Chief Guy L. Strahan and three officers who denied the allegations and claimed they were framed.
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Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Guy L. Strahan
Navy flyer sets altitude record at forty three thousand feet
Washington bureau of standards says Lieutenant Apallo Soutek of the Navy flew to an altitude of 43 165 feet last Wednesday, establishing a new record.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Apallo Soutek
Navy
Germ Discoverer And Prevention Possibly
Baltimore news reports a scientist from the University of Maryland medical school, Dr J A Piciter, claims to have identified the cause of the common cold as a Micrococcus coryza and developed a vaccine that cures colds and grants immunity for one to three years. He cites seven years of research and tests on animals and humans, stating inoculation can produce typical cold symptoms and that immunity is achieved through vaccination.
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Baltimore
J. A. Piciter
University of Maryland Medical School
Maryland Biologics Society
Dr. Pfeiffer
Phiffer
Sioux City Toll From Weekend Auto Accidents
Sioux City reports one killed and ten injured in weekend auto accidents. Henry Archie of 123 South Howard Street died early today after a car rollover. Peter Biscard, 43, of Harlan and Mrs Cora Johnson, 52, Lincoln Neb, among others, were injured in crashes including a collision near Carzon Sundey.
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Sioux City
Henry Archie
South Howard Street
Anothe
Peter Biscard
Harlan
Cora Johnson
Lincoln
Peter Bisgard
Carl Penington
Carzon Sundey
Neis
Wil- Hur Tuck
Rochelle
Deny Reinstatement To George W. Egan
Sioux Falls attorney George W. Egan, twice disbarred, was denied reinstatement by the South Dakota Supreme Court. Egan, first disbarred in 1900 then readmitted in 1905, was disbarred again in 1916 and had sought readmission, with letters from prominent South Dakotans presented, after serving nearly two years in a penitentiary for a fraudulent insurance claim.
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George W. Ega Pierre
Jimes
George W. E
Sioux Falls
Sen
Dakota Supreme Court
Egan
Supreme Court
F.attormmey
Ematt
Postponed Atlantic flight over weather fears
Dublin in the Free State reports Captain Charles Kingsfor Smith postponed the Southern Cross Atlantic flight planned for tomorrow morning. Weather forecasts warned of unfavorable conditions, prompting the decision this afternoon.
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Dublin
Trish Free State
Charles Kingsfor
Smith
Weather Report Fragments From Huron Area
Weather summary indicates likely showers tonight with minor changes in temperatures. Dakota region expected mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers in eastern and central areas. Western portions may remain cooler with partly cloudy conditions and possible showers Tuesday.
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Arsisisosan
South
Dakota
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