Rumors of Princess Helen and King Carol Reuniting in Bucharest
Rumors from palace circles say Princess Helen may relent to reunite with King Carol as their eight year old son Viavode and his mood swing the family dynamic. Queen Marie returns from Oberammergau with hope that Carol may reclaim the throne and Helen join him as queen.
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Carol
Bucharest
Tirlen
Ype
Kisselhoff Palace
Helen
Michael
Cotroceni Palace
Viavode
Grand Viavode
Marie
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Vienna
Police and Nationalists Clash Reported in Lahore and Dehradun
A Bombay dispatch says police clashed with Satyagraha pickets outside liquor shops in Lahore on Wednesday after a quarrel. Twelve pickets were arrested at Dehradun. Lucknow reports uneasy conditions with extended curfew and martial precautions despite no martial law.
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London
Daily Herald
Bombay
Lahoree
Dehradun
Lucknow
All India Congress
Anniversary Fete Draws Two Thousand to Washington Parade
WESSINGTON June 12 A crowd estimated at two thousand attended the anniversary celebration yesterday. The biggest parade opened the day followed by free moving pictures and a ball game won by Wolsey 1 to 0 in ten innings. A caravan of about thirty carloads of Huron legionnaires and Hu Fan musicians announced a larger fiftieth anniversary in Huron on July 2 4 and 5. A dance closed the program.
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Washington Wessington
Wessington
Gann Valley
Woolsey
Wolsey
Huron Legionnaires
Huron
Sioux Falls Truck Driver Drowns After Wreck
Roscoe HR Rogers a Sioux Falls truck driver drowned when his truck overturned in a slough while passing another vehicle on a narrow road. He was pinned underwater and the county coroner will hold an inquest into the accident.
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Sioux Falls
Roscoe HR Rogers
Rodgers
Roenly
Weather Buran Unsettled and Cooler Tonight Then Fair
Unsettled conditions bring cooler air tonight with a shift to fair weather tomorrow. In South Dakota expect mostly clear to fair skies tonight and Friday with a dip in temperatures, then milder conditions.
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Buran
South Dakota
Americans Survive Plane Fire After Mytilene Harbor Sinking
Six Americans escaped death when their Italian plane caught fire and sank in Mytilene harbor. Ernest Lindley and his wife Betty swam to shore after diving from the takeoff, while four priests and other passengers reached safety by boat.
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Athens
Greece
Mytilene
Ernest Lindley
Newa- Paperman
Betty Lindley
Lindley
Romberg Damage Suit Nears End
Pierre June 12 47 The trial of a 50000 damage suit by Alcida Romberg of Scribner Neb against two Big Stone City doctors neared its end in U S district court. Dr EO Church testified and defendant C H Boening was absent. The defense argues skin ailment and user susceptibility. Romberg contends negligent x ray caused a back burn. May reach a jury today.
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Miss Romberg
Beadle County Democrats Name Breammer Chair and Phillips Secretary
E H Breammer Muron agent for the Great Northern railroad was re elected chairman and P R Phillips was renamed secretary treasurer of the Beadle county democratic central committee as precinct committeemen met at the courthouse. About 25 committeemen attended with candidates for office. Further party organization and campaign plans will be shaped at a fall meeting. Republicans also formed preliminaries electing A A Chamberlain as county chairman and William Wipf as secretary treasurer.
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E. H. Breammer
Muron
Great Northern Railroad
P. R. Phillips
Beadle County
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
A. A. Chamberlain
William Wipf
No Date Set for Driver Hearing in Warnecke Fatality
Ipswich June 12 no definite date set for the preliminary hearing of Fran Schaible Aberdeen in the case arising from a Sunday automobile crash. Schaible is alleged to have been speeding when his car passed another vehicle, swerved, overturned and caused the death of Luis Warnecke. Attorney Woodworth said today a postponement to line up a defense is being sought.
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Ipswich
Fran Schaible
Aberdeen
Iran
Luis Warnecke
Woodworth
A. W. McCarter
Schaible
Warnecke
Hia Saute
Seek Eek Convention City for Sioux City
Delegates from Omaha and Burlington bid to host the Town Federation of Labor convention. The 1991 event opens Tuesday and runs through Friday with city gates to the convention.
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Sioux
Rat Who Didn't Give Single Chance Haunts Chicago Mourners
A Chicago newspaper column questions what a killer thinks as Jake Lingle's murder sparks shock. It notes a widow in collapse and a public reward of 550,000 while police plan a grand funeral with mounted units and Legionnaires as readers ponder the rat responsible.
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Jake Lingle
the Tribune
Sters
Tiane
Ines
Fanny
Chicago
Jake
Band of the
Start Tomorrow in Dublin for Jude Independence
A fragment notes Dublin in the Irish Free State with reference to Jude and independence themes. The readable text is limited and lacks clear event details or dates beyond the May start.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Jude i
Start Probe Of Fairfax Disaster
Federal inquiry opens into the Fairfax catastrophe off Scituate shore after a fog bound collision with the Pinthus tanker. Eleven bodies recovered, six identified, two partially so. Captain Lyons accuses Captain Brooks of negligence as survivors and relatives gather at the Northern mortuary.
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Boston
Fairfax
Rainbow
Charles M. Lyons
Boston Herald
Archibald Broks
Lyons
Scituate-shore
Alleged Korean terrorists killed and wounded in Tokyo clashes
A Tokyo crackdown reports two Koreans killed and two wounded amid disorders in the Chientan district. One killed man identified as ringleader of a group allegedly plotting bombing and arson against Japanese consulates and factories. The incident follows a Japanese consular response.
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Tokyo
Chingtsun
She Chi
Chientan
Kin
Kotedng
Nine Drivers Cited For Speeding In Campbell Area
Police report nine drivers cited for speeding in the Campbell area. One driver paid a fine, while others were warned or issued penalties.
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Hencunitas
Campbell
Seale
Costain
C.-H
Police round up 500 suspects after Lingle slaying
Chicago police execute squads, led by veteran detectives, arrest about 500 hoodlums and derelicts in a citywide sweep after Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle is killed. Public pressure grows for action and possible martial law as officials face calls for swift arrests and a $55,000 reward.
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Albert
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Col
Robert ®. McCormick
Txbune
Lingie
The
Tribune
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
William Russell
John Stege
DBRS
Engineers Receive Special Schooling at National Guard Encampment
At RAPID CITY camp engineers receive special instruction in signal drill master recruiting buglers military sketching demolitions and surveying under regular army officers. Company clerks at headquarters begin daily special army paper instruction guided by warrant officer James McMahon of Omaha.
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Engineer
The
National Guard
Tov
James McMahon
Omaha
Washington Harts Julio Prestes on Visit to U S
President elect Julio Prestes of Brazil received official greetings in Washington as officials from Secretary Stimson Francis White and LeoRowe welcomed him at Union Station. The arrival followed fog delays in New York harbor and marked a notable Latin American presidential visit to the capital.
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Washington
Prestes Washngton
Julio
Préstes
Brazil
Hoover
Republic
Ban ‘Auer
New York Harbor
Almirante Jacaquay
State of Iignats
Wash
Vington
Stimson
Francis White
Leo
Rowe
The
Pan- American Union
Prestes
Union Station
Hel
Cav
Nomination of Hanford MacNider to Canada Post Sparks Senate Objection
In Washington on June 12, Hanford MacNider of Iowa faced obstruction in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after Senator Brook Hart of Iowa objected the nomination as personally offensive. The panel reported the nomination to the full Senate without recommendation.
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Brokhart
Washington
Hanford MacNider
Towa
Canada
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Brook Hart
Suspect Released in Wahpeton Case
A suspect arrested in Harrold, South Dakota in May is released in Wahpeton North Dakota on June 12. The report notes the transfer of custody and surrounding authorities.
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Wahpeton
N.D
M.simace
Harrold
S. D
Wheat Growers To Remain Separate Unit
ABERDEEN June 12. The South Dakota Wheat Growers will stay as a separate working unit of the federal farm board. C W Croes, manager, announced that east river locals backed the board against affiliating with a Northwest wide cooperative. The farm board had urged uniting marketing groups, but others did not favor the plan.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
C. W. Croes
East River
Northwest
Farm Board
Croes
Tom Jones elected president of Western South Dakota Stock Growers
Tom Jones of Midland was elected president of the Western South Dakota Stock Growers association at its annual meeting and officer election. J. H. Nayson of Spearfish was chosen vice president and Miss Queens Stewart of Buffalo Gap was reelected secretary-treasurer. Resolutions urged Congress to fund cattle grading service expansion and uniform government grades for packers and retailers.
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Rapid City
Dume
Tom Jones
Midland
Western
South Dakota Stock Growers Association
J. H. Nayson
Spearfish
Queens Stewart
Buffalo Gap
Transpurer
Congress
Firing In Progress At Camp Of Guards
National Guard encampment at Rapid City shows the 147th Field Artillery firing east of the city while engineer regiment and various schools operate under regular army officers. A first battalion retreat parade is planned this evening under Major E I Foster with band concerts nightly. Col W A Hazle, camp commander, reports smooth operations.
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Rapid City
National Guard
147Th Field Artillery
Engineer
E. I. Foster
Sioux Falls
W. A. Hazle
Aberdee
Disappearance of Dwight Young Baffles Mobridge Police
Mobridge police questioned two suspects last night over the mysterious disappearance of Dwight Young a Faith farmer missing since June 4. The Dewing couple from Belle Fourche were arrested on liquor charges after being seen with Young near his disappearance. they will be turned over to Dewey county authorities. A robbery theory persists as officials note Young carried about 200 to 300 dollars when he left and his empty pocketbook was found on the trail with his automobile later located on the Missouri river wagon bridge.
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Mobridge
Dwight Young
Dewey
Walworth
Young
Missouri River
Protective Group backs farming stand against pheasant damage
Beadle County Farmers Fish Game and Protective Association votes to back members who kill pheasants destroying crops. President O W Olson says the region faces severe damage as corn is eaten, with many fields needing replanting.
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Beadie County Fish, Game and Protective Association
O. W. Olson
Cora
Olson
Farmers Fish, Game and Protective Association
School Census Shows City Population Rise
The Huron school census reports 2 851 youths aged six to twenty four this year, up from 2 792 last year. Frances M. Sleyers and Blanche F. Helgerson conducted the count, started May 1, under A J Lac superintendent.
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Huron
A. J. Lac
Frances M. Sleyers
Blanche F. Helgerson
Presbyterians To Hold Annual Picnic
The Presbyterian Sunday school and church picnic is scheduled for next Friday at 4 pm. Picnickers should assemble at the women's building at the State Fair grounds and bring sandwiches or dishes. Lemonade and coffee will be provided and games with prizes planned. Transportation will be available from the Presbyterian church between 4 and 6 pm by autos.
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Presbyterian
George G. Bell
State Fairounds
Presbyterian Church
Body Of Guardsman To Receive Military Honor
Rapid City reports the body of Clayton Stone Mitchel National Guardsman who died in an automobile crash will depart with military dignity. The regimental band and service company will escort the casket to Mitchell where Sgt. Lawrence Younie will take charge and stay until Sunday. Services are to be held at the Baptist church in Mitchell.
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Rapid City
Clayton Stone
Mitchel
National
Stone
Battery 3
Servier Company
Mitchell
Lawrence Younie
Younie
William A. Hazle
Baptist Church
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Pierre
Charles Herritage
Harry Erickson
Potter County
Reelect Breammer
Associated Press
Slayer of Chicago Tribune
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Herald and Examiner
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