Clara Bow Released From Paramount Contract
Hollywood June 3 The career of Clara Bow as a motion picture star ends temporarily as Paramount grants her release from her contract through next October and two remaining pictures. B P Schulberg expects a future triumphs while Bow plans no immediate return to films or stage. She had a nervous breakdown linked to a sensational press era, left a sanitarium for a Nevada ranch, and reportedly received theater offers she rejected.
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Cal
Clara Bow
Paramount Studios
Paramount
B. P. Schulberg
Miss Bow
Beverly Hills
Nevada
Schulberg
New York
Miss How
Daisy Be Boe
Miss de Boe
Three Cities Bid For Walther Meeting in 1912
Three cities Yankton Leola and Spencer bid to host the 1912 South Dakota Walther League convention to be decided at the closing session. W H Jurgens Spencer was reelected president along with A F Vandeey Huron Erma Thill Sioux Falls as secretary and Selma Schleunes Aberdeen as treasurer. Executive board members to be elected from Yankton area.
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South Dakota
Walther League
Yankton
Leola
Spencer
W. H. Jurgens
A. F. Vandeey
Huron
Erma Thill
Sioux Falls
Selma Schleunes
Aberdeen
T. H. Joekel
H. M. Bater
Selms Schleunes
Ealstor
J. Graber
Sunshine
Lecgusr
Plan Method To Stabilize Dollar
Washington reports President Hoover weighs appointing a commission to study stabilizing the dollar’s purchasing power. Interest groups and prominent economists push for a bankers economist and farm leaders panel to curb wide price fluctuations. Stable Money Association leader Gwen D. Young warns money stability underpins all life and moral obligations.
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Washington
Hoover
Ramseyer
Iowa
House
Ways and Means
Iowa Bar Association
Stable Money Association
Frederic A. Delano
Washington, D. C
American Farm Burial Federation
Mr. Hoover
Gwen D. Young
The
Hospital Meeting Is On At Madison
Approximately 50 representatives from 21 state hospitals opened the South Dakota Hospital association convention in Madison. Dr. Charles Moots of the American College of Surgeons led the session, with W A Rohlf of Iowa Medical Association and George Campbell of Sprague hospital discussing accounts collection. William Mills of the Swedish hospital at Minneapolis will speak Wednesday. Dr Moots noted progress since 1918 and will assess 25 to 50 bed hospitals in South Dakota.
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Madison
South Dakota Hospital Association
Charles Moots
American College of Surgeons
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
Iowa
Iowa Medical Association
George Campbell
Sprague
Haron
William Mills
Minneapolis
Moots
College of Surgeons
North Dakota
South Dakota
Masonic Sessions Begin at Yankton South Dakota
The South Dakota Grand Lodge A F and A M opened in Yankton for the 42nd annual convocation of the grand chapter R A M is expected tomorrow with visitors from Lodges across the state. A concert by the Sunshine club of El Riad Temple Sioux Falls entertained visiting Masons.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
J. W. Nielson
Concordia
Kan
General Grand Chapter
Sunshine Club
el Riad Temple
Sioux Fells
Process Server Punched On Lindbergh Flight Dispute
New York reports a process server was punched while serving a summons on Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh aboard their Lockheed plane at North Beach Queens. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh prepared for a test flight with new pontoons as the server fell to the deck. The suit, from a clipping bureau, seeks payment on clippings related to Lindberghs Atlantic flight. The pilot noted speed loss but praised overall performance during water tests.
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Lindberghs
Orient
Coloniel
Lindbergh
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
British submarine Poseidon sunk near Weihsiwei coast
London reports the British submarine Poseidon, one of the largest in the fleet, sank after a collision near Weihsiwei on the Shantung peninsula. Five officers and 26 men survived. two died, with eighteen still missing. Vessels Berwick Cumberland and Hermes aided. Poseidon, launched June 21, 1929 at Barrow, 260 feet long, armed with one 4 inch gun and eight 7 inch torpedo tubes.
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London
Admiralty
Poseidon
Weihsiwei
Shantung Peninsula
China
Berwick
Cumberland
Hermes
Barrow
England
Gulf of Finland
Weather notes for Huron and South Dakota regions
Unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday in Huron. South Dakota expected mostly cloudy conditions with possible local showers and cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday.
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Huron
South Dakota
March Out To Car, March Back Again
Champaign Illinois reports a strange chase as Steva Kulico and his girlfriend, stranded when their car ran out of gas, walked into town for fuel then returned to the countryside. Kitlica poured gasoline into the tank and struck a match to light it, marking a peculiar roadside episode.
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Champaign
III
Steva Kulico
Kitlica
De Smet Old Settlers Day expected crowd June 10
De Smet plans a record Old Settlers Day on Wednesday with a parade and towns from Kingsbury County involved. The fiftieth anniversary of Kingsbury County and De Smet’s founding spurred local history interest and the Kingsbury County Historical Society will hold its first annual meeting.
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DE Smet
Kingsbury County
da Smet
Kingsbury County Historical Society
da Smetites
Bemond
Million Dollar Bank Merger Moves Through Chicago
In Chicago on June 3, a dramatic transfer of cash and assets exceeding 200 million dollars occurred as Foreman State banks merged with the First National group. The operation, under guard by 300 security personnel, followed the First National’s control of Foreman State early yesterday. Twelve southside banks, links of the John Bain group, closed today with combined deposits of about 15.94 million dollars and total resources near one million. South Park board member Me Ba ot and South Park itself hold controlling stakes in each bank.
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Chicago
Loop
First National Group
First National
John Bain Group
Me Ba
South Park Board
Merde South Park
Horton Impeachment Fails in Tennessee House
In Nashville area legislature, all articles of impeachment against Governor Henry H. Horton were defeated. The House vote stood 40 for impeachment and 4 against, ending the effort to remove Horton.
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Horton
Tennessee
Washville
Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Tennessee House of Representatives
Charges Filed Against Officers in Rubio Slaying
Murder charges were filed against Deputy Sheriffs William Guess and Cecil Crosby for the killing of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez as they sat in a car on a highway. A preliminary exam was set before County Judge Charles N. Champion. Investigations by state and county continued to determine blame while Mexican consul H Valdes urged a vigorous probe. Rubio, 18, and Gomez, 22, were students. their bodies will be sent to Mexico for services.
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Ardliore
Okla
William Guess
Cecil Crosby
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Gomez
Charles N. Champion
Maryin Schilling
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Senor H. Valdez
Oklahoma City
Marvin Shilling
Moélves
Bech
United States
Shilling
Rubio
Gomez
Salvador Cortes Rubio
H. Valdes
Washington
State Department
Mexico City
Emilio Cortez Rubio
St. Benedict; College
Atchison
Kas
Lions Convention Opens In Huron With Delegates
Delegates from three states and two Canadian provinces arrive as Huron prepares for the fifth district Lions convention. Activities begin with a gala hotel session, a stunt night, and noon registration. Leaders and dignitaries from Lions clubs Rotary Kiwanis and the Chamber of Commerce will speak. events include a rodeo trip to Wessington and an annual banquet with governor’s ball.
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Huron
Canada
Marvin Hughitt
Elks
Elks Hall
George Longstaff
Betts
Huron Lions Club
E. T. Gitchell
Claude Dickingan
Rotary Club
Edwin Sewell
Kiwanis Club
O. R. Haug
Co-Operative Club
Nora Hogan
Aliusa
Improvement Group Meeting Set for Rapid City
Rapid City will host the 12th convention of the Western Region International Crop Improvement Association, announced by R L Brannon secretary of the chamber of commerce after a telegram from Nick Caspers in Salt Lake City. The notice places the event in Rapid City with details pending.
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Rapid City
International Crop Improvement Association
R. L. Brannon
Chamber of Commerce
Nick Caspers
Salt Lake City
Utah
ANST
Trouble Ahead as Gypsy Band Heads to Hills
Elk Font June 9. Sheriff G N Slocum notes a Romany caravan of 15 automobiles left for the Black Hills after failed mediation between gypsy factions. Leaders seek a new queen after Lokenjohn's death in Omaha. Disputes over a claimed sale of a girl for 11006 and theft charges shadow the caravan.
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Elk Font
G.N. Slocum
Black Hills
Sheriff Slocum
Lokenjohn
Omaha
Miller
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Hoover Aid on Agriculture Endorsed by Hyde in Kansas
Manhattan Kansas June 2 The tariff and President Hoover s efforts for American agriculture were praised by Secretary Arthur M Hyde of the agriculture department before the American Institute of Cooperation He argued Hoover has done more to aid farmers than any man in 50 years urging cooperative action to reduce acreage and noting Russia s standards of living as a benchmark for farmers to meet He defended tariffs as protecting American industry and labor while noting some industries moved abroad seeking cheap labor but now seek low tariffs again
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Manhattan
Kan
Hoover
American Institute of Cooperation
Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture Department
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Call for more cars to transport Lions delegates
A request issued by M. E. Tobin, chairman of the convention transportation committee, calls for additional automobiles to carry Lions delegates to the rodeo near Wessington. Residents with cars should list them at the Chamber of Commerce by Thursday noon. The caravan leaves Hotel Marvin Hughitt at 1 35 p m and should return by 6 p m.
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Wessington
M. E. Tobin
Convention Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Marvin Hughitt
Camp Ground For National Guards Preparation
Rapid City South Dakota national guard campsite readied for about 1300 guardsmen to arrive Friday and Saturday for a 15 day encampment. 17th field artillery units begin camp Friday while 1th engineers and 233rd motor transport arrive Saturday. Col William A Hazel state adjutant general expected within a day. Lt Col EB Beckwith supervises camp opening.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
National Guard
17Th Meld Artillery
1Th Engineers
233Rd
Wotor
William A. Hazel
Aberdeen
Thin State
EB. A. Beckwith
Postwar debt talks prompt possible delay in payments
London reports speculation that Germany may suspend reparations under the Young Plan after a Berlin-British meeting. The Daily Mail cited Berlin’s Vossische Zeitung predicting a postponement could push France and Italy to delay payments, with Britain facing a delicate position. Briand dismissed any revision proposals, insisting the Young Plan stands.
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London
United States
Daily Mail
Vossiche Zeitung
Berlin
Reich We Germani
Heinrich Brusning
Julius Curtiss
Germany
France
Taly
Great Britain
Briand
Paris
Aristide Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini Replies With Conciliatory Tone
Rome June 9 The Italian government sent a conciliatory reply to the Vatican notes protesting dissolving Catholic lay clubs and anti Catholic disturbances. The document delivered by Count De Vecchi to Cardinal Pacelli touched on insults to the pontiff reparations for alleged extraterritorial violations and the clubs closing but exact terms were not disclosed.
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Haly
Vatican
Krome
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Count de Vecchi
Pacelli
Papel
Borgongini Duce
Italy
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Andrew W. Mellon
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