Two Men Sought In Nassau County Killing Case
Two men including a prominent politician are sought by Nassau County District Attorney Elvine Edwards in the slaying of Starr Faithfull. Her body was found in the Long Beach surf after she left her home near 12 St Luke's Place. Police consider alleged assault and possible tie to shipboard events as inquiries spread from Boston to New York.
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New York
Elvine E. Edwards
Nassau County
Long Beach
Manhattan
Edwards
Stanley EB
Boston
Harold
King
Massachusetts
Miss Faithfull
Frank W. Wyman
Helen Faithfull
Cunard Line
Martin W. Littleton, Jr
Bahamas
Briand Opposed to Debt Conference in Paris
Paris June 10 Aristide Briand French foreign minister rejects any plan for an international conference to revise Germany's war reparations. He notes the Young Plan stands firm and warns France will not be drawn into talks on a new Asias question, favoring cooperation with Germany for long term welfare.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
France
Meyers Reelected To Head Council In Watertown
B F Meyers of Salem reelected president of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education at the annual convention in Watertown. W E B Frantz elected first vice president and Lloyd B Herman named second vice president. Mrs A B R Eschliman elected recording secretary. Other attendees included Mra Anne Bray C W Leighty Robert Peterson Mrs Charles R Sattgast George H Taecker Arthur Twest and M D Whisman. Conferences and programs featured leaders Mary Alias Jones and Margaret Slattery with Mis Slattery delivering a banquet address.
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Anne Bray
Hot Springs
C. W. Leighty
Aberdeen
Robert Peterson
Centerville
Charles R. Sattgast
Sioux Falls
George H. Taecker
Watertown
Arthur Twest
M. D. Whisman
Huron
Mary ‘Alias’ Jones
Chicago
Margaret Slattery
Boston
Misa Slattery
B. W. Praetorius
Board of Religious Education
Accengelees Church
Six Of Crew Escape From Sub Possedon in Yellow Sea
Six men escaped a sunk British submarine Possedon in the Yellow Sea with two surfacing after one and a half hours and four more an hour later Kept by the David escape apparatus they were saved by British warships. Adrift, the fate of many aboard unclear. the Admiralty reported 18 missing and 13 saved, two of whom died later.
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Wethaiwel
China
Yellow Sea
Davis
Far East
Tosinglao
Intenet
Minneapolitan Visits Brother and Local Notables
City briefs note Miss Margaret McElligott from Minneapolis visiting her brother B McElligott at 46 Dakota Avenue South. Other items mention Miss Florence Risinger and Miss Hilda arriving from Rochester to attend Graf Day School for the Deaf, and a two week Black Hills trip with Miss Risinger’s parents. Details on local events, Lost Elgin watch, and various residents’ movements and sales at Leon’s Art Shop appear throughout.
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Margaret McElligott
Minneapolis
B. McElligott
Dakota Avening
KGDY
Florence Risinger
Hilda
Rochester
Minn
Graf Day School For
Misa Risinger
Mr. Risinger
Montana
Schei
Lamberton
Helen Pasek
J. I Pasek
Miss Pasek
Academy
Illinois
Elgin
F. N. Stewart
Bert Mower
Brookings
Leon
Advic Gordon Anderson
Glenwood Springs
Cola
Harry Smith
Huron Bldg, & Loan Assn
B. E. Beach
Mildred McEwen
Huron
Mountain Iron
Mooseheart Legion
B. R. Fuller
Roseburg
Ore
Doris Cheadle
Salem
Huron College
Harland
Scot
Jane
Anne
Elizabeth Holland
Misa Holland
Redfield
Archie Pollock
Emma Pollock Knutson
Pollock
John W. Martin of Watertown Is Dead
John W. Martin, 74, longtime Watertown resident and former mayor, died after years of illness. A prominent South Dakota Democrat, he ran for governor in 192 and chaired the state party executive committee in 194 and 1912. He was a pioneer businessman in real estate, served as Watertown mayor in 198 for four years, and was appointed postmaster in 1916 by President Wilson, serving nine years.
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John W. Martin
Watertown
Water
South Dakota
Martin
Wilson
Jerauld County Picnic Brings Crowd Despite Threatening Weather
Wellington Springs June 10 Special An annual Jerauld county old settlers picnic goes ahead at Miller's grove twelve miles northwest of town. Governor Warren Green to deliver main address. Shelby Indians face Wessington Springs in a featured baseball game with horse racing on the program. Entry free. Henry Kellis presides over the Old Settlers association.
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Jerauld County
Wellington Springs
Jume
Miller’s Grove
Warren Green
Shelby Indians
Wessington Springs
Henry Kellis
The
Old Settlers Association
Expect Queen Helen To Go Into Exile
Queen Helen of Romania is expected to go into exile soon after King Carol arranges her financial support. A London bank may pay her 40000 dollars annually, with access to visit Crown Prince Michael thrice yearly and notice of illness. Her Bucharest palace and Black Sea villa are set aside for use on trips, and a villa linked to her secretary was purchased for 66000 dollars as a possible future home for Mme Magda Lupescu.
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Helen
Paris
Romania
Carol
Bucharest
Ding
London
Michael
Black Sea
Mme. Magda Lupescu
Europe
Spencer May Receive Walther Convention
Spencer has been tentatively picked for the 1932 South Dakota Walther league convention as the executive board will decide the meeting location. The state league, linked to Lutheran Missouri Synod youth groups, wrapped up its annual three day convention here yesterday. Worthing bank closes in Pierre with $215,000 deposits and $35,000 capital and surplus, per state banking department.
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Spencer
Walther
South Dakota
Walther League
State League
Young Peoples’ Organization
Lutheran Churches of the Missouri Synod
Worthing
Pierre
Peouples Security Bank of
State Banking Department
E. A. Ruden
Mother Of Boy To Be Electrocuted
Mrs. Julia Maude Lowther, 23, convicted of first degree murder for slaying Mrs. Clara Smith in Ashtabula, Ohio, and facing the death sentence mandated by law after a jury refused mercy. her husband Tilby Smith also faces a death sentence for the crime linked to a 10 day romance.
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Jefferson
Julia Maude Lowther
Ohio
Clara Smith
Ashtapula
Tilby Smith
Mr. Lowther
Ashtabula
Smith
Woman Pleads Mercy After Alleged Flight With Lover
Attorneys for the defendant asked mercy citing Mrs. Lowther was blinded by love for Smith. The woman testified they wished to go away together, arguing the motive was personal and not criminal.
Bonilla Old Settlers Picnic Plans Set for Friday
Bonilla is preparing for a large turnout at Young's grove, with committees reporting arrangements complete. The event, to be held Friday, will feature amusements including a merry-go-round, rides, and a main address by County Judge H. W. Markey of Huron at 1:30 p.m. A fetial game between Burdette and Tu-2 is listed as part of the program with The Art Dronson Bastoneers, colored.
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Bonilla
Young's Grove
H. W. Markey
Huron
Burdette
Tu- 2
Art Dronson
Orchestra to play for picnic dance event
A ten piece orchestra will perform for the dance at the picnic. The public has been invited to attend.
Marriage Licenses for Henry Tsthetter and Matilda Holm
Henry Tsthetter aged 25 a carpenter and Matilda Anna Holm aged 2 from Huron are recorded as obtaining marriage licenses.
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Henry Tsthetter
Carpenter
Matilda Anna Holm
Huron
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Onie
Miss Starr Faithfull
Briand
Rhyolie
Nev
Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
Reneld
Handy
Boneateel
Wheeler Bridge
Eastman
Olin
Complete Glass
Fair City
Sherman & Moe
Crusaders
Knights” Templar
SOX
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