French Yellow Bird Heads to Paris After Transatlantic Takeoff
The Yellow Bird from France clears the beach in a strong takeoff toward Paris. The Green Flash, an American plane, nosed over and crashed mid run, with crew uninjured but aircraft damaged. One French pilot and navigator named, coast guard plane monitored the departure.
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LD Orchard
Paris
Rome
Coast Guard
Lewis A. Yancey
Roger
Q. William
Armona Lotti
Jean Assolant
Rene LeFevre
Agsoland
Pauline Parker
New Yorks
Lotti
Yancey
Lieut. L. M. Malka
Coast
Cape Sable
Old Orchard
Fayal
Azores
Portugal
Bernard
Atlantic
Jeff
Roger Q. ‘Williams
Lions Club Organized at Smet by Lions International
June 13 report states Lawrence B. Slater assisted by Huron Lions completed club organization in Smet. Officers: Condran president White first VP Hall second VP Ryland third VP Albfillisch secretary treasurer Hagen tall twister Barricks lion tamer Johns Robinson Meyer Tackaherry directors. Charter night date not set. installation planned this month with Lions from across the state.
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Otto Albfillisch
Harry J. Hagen
H. J. Barricks
G. G. Johns
W. M. Robinson
T. H. Meyer
N. E. Tackaherry
Huron Club
Stork Loses In Race With Ford
In Bancroft on June 11 a Ford car beat a grand mother to a Huron hospital by ten minutes after a storm cut telephone service. Mrs. Allen Tobey and her infant son arrived in time. both are reported well at the hospital.
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Bancroft
Ford
Huron
Allen Tobey
Canning Club Leaders Meet Friday At Legion Hall
Canning club leaders gather Friday at 10 a m in the American Legion hall for demonstrations in canning greens carrots strawberries and a pie plant by Miss Sara Dewing home agent. Demonstrations will employ various canning measures and are open to club workers who wish to attend.
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Canning Club
American Legion Hall
Sara. Dewing
Dewing
Weather Huron South Dakota Forecast
Fair skies in Huron with warmer night and Friday. South Dakota expects mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday with slight warming in east and south central portions and cooler in the extreme west central areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
East
South
Euoleet
West Central
Pilot to attempt revised takeoff from Greenland site
Ret Kieland at Site 13 reports aviation experts urging against a risky takeoff. Captain Ahrenberg will conduct a trial flight this afternoon after plane repairs finished ahead of schedule. Greenland weather remains favorable for the attempt.
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Kieland
Reyk
Greeland
Ahrenberg
Greenland
State convention selects Spearfish as 1930 meeting place
The state convention of the P.S.O. Sisterhood closed its largest gathering at South Dakota State College with about 120 attendees. New officers include Mrs. Aline Mitchell of Turon as president and Mrs Edna Jones of Madison as first vice president, along with others from Mitchell Wagner Sioux Falls Chamberlain and Pierre.
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Brookings
J .Fune
P. Sa OQ
Sisterhood
South Dakota State College
Spearfish
Aline
Mitchell
Turon
Edna Jones
Madison
Mae Bobb
Constance Roberts
Wagner
Ithel Vittum
Sioux Falls
Stella Pilger
Chamberlain
Jean Mallery
Pierre
Border Slaying Evidence Sought for Congress Probe
International Falls Minn June 13 Work of assembling evidence to be used in a demand for congressional investigation into the killing of Henry Virkkula big Walls confectioner by a border patrolman was begun today by Sheriff Hugh Reidy of Koochiching county Reidy received a request from Congressman William Pittenger Duluth who represents this district to gather all evidence available in the slaying of Virkkula by B J White 24 year old border patrolman
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International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkkula
Big Walls
Hugh Reidy
Ikccochiching County
Reidy
William Pittenger
Duluth
Virkkula
Man Convicted Of Assault With Gun
William Stricherz of Waverly was found guilty of firing a pistol at Gust Dahlquist by a circuit court jury after a two day trial. The quarrel began at the home of Matthew Stricherz on January 2 during a dispute over a bill. Sentencing is set for 10 am Monday, alongside Robert W. Wiseman who was convicted last week of second degree manslaughter.
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Watertown
William Stricherz
Waverly
Gust Dahlquist
Mathéw Stricherz
Stricherz
Dahlquist
Robert
Cleveland Clinic Fire Death Toll Rises With May blaze
A Cleveland clinic fire on May 15 claimed another life raising the death toll to 123 at the hospital. Victims include Henry Lustig, 48, and Pete Tone, whose full details remain unclear amid the disaster.
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Cleveland Clinic
Victa Cleveland
Henry Lustig
Pete Tone
Huron Boy Tries to Win Edison Scholarship
Warren Bennett of Huron High School competes in Pierre for South Dakota’s entry in the Thomas A. Edison scholarship contest. He is among 35 finalists tested by a five-member committee for the governor's appointment, with Bennett aiming to study medicine if he wins.
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Warren Bennett
Pierre
Inventor
Thomas A. Edison
W. J. Bulow
Southakota
South Dakota
State Department of Public Instruction
B.C. Giffen
Candl Agia
Huron High School
QO. D. Dunbar
Young Bennett
Bennett
Iowa Avenue
Southeast
W. J Bulow
Wilison
Warren
Dunbar
Atore
Chicago
North’ Western
Edison
University of South “Dakota
Salvation Army Tag Sale Nets $46 Short of Goal
The Salvation Army raised forty six dollars in a tag sale led by Envoy Jones. The amount fell short of the set goal and no plans were announced for another attempt to raise funds for ongoing work this year. The event took place during the first stage of the drive.
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Salvation Army
Tag Gale
Envoy Jones
Agreement Between Church and State Sparks Mexican Settlement
Washington reports say an agreement has been reached in Mexico's religious dispute. President Portes Gil and Roman Catholic prelates allegedly finalized a basis for settlement with a broad interpretation of laws and strict enforcement seen as the path forward.
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Mexico-City
Washington
Rome
Emilio Portes Gil
Runaway Girl to Be Brought Home
Stella Anderson travels from Woonsocket to Eldorado Kansas to recover Dorothy Newcomb a 15 year old runaway. Sheriff Lyda G Larsen identified the girl after travel through Canada North Dakota Wyoming and the Black Hills. The girl used aliases Millicent Kimball and moved with magazine solicitors before being located in Eldorado.
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Stella Anderson
Dorothy ‘da Motte
Newcomb
Sherrié
M. Hy
Helgeland
Woonsocket
Eldorado
Kans
Alice
Kansas
Canada
North Dakota
Black’ Hills
Wyoming
Larsen
Millicent Kimball
Oil Conference In Recess At Hoover Call
COLORADO SPRINGS COLO June 13 The oil-conservation conference called by President Hoover recessed today and will reconvene at his call. Chairman Mark Li Requa said the meeting produced definite results by focusing national attention on the petroleum industry and yielding information of lasting value. The conference was not expected to formulate final plans.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
America
Hoover
Mark Li
Requa
Thia
Hand Recreation Day Draws 250 at St Lawrence Pavilion
Over 250 people attended the Hand County Recreation Day at the Pavilion in St. Lawrence. Booths showcased women and girls clubs achievements, 20 plus entries in the 4-H girls division competed for prizes awarded by Miller business people. The event opened with a parade of club attire, singing led by Mrs Clyde Ross, and speeches by Mrs L B Croll and Miss Sara Dewing.
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ST. Lawrence
Miller
Clyde Ross
LB. Croll
Sara Dewing
Huron
Dawson Wins Match In British Amateur Golf Championship
John Dawson of Chicago reached the sixth round by defeating S L McKinlay of Glasgow in the British Amateur Golf Championship play today in London. The match scores show Dawson advancing as the competition proceeds toward the final rounds.
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Dawson
Sandwich
Eng
John* Dawson
Chicago
His
L McKinlay
Glasgow
Odo
Views Of President Backed 250 To 113 By Lower Chamber
The House backed President Hoover by rejecting the debenture plan for farm relief with a 250 to 118 vote. The administration pressed to pass farm relief without export debentures, while Senate allies had favored keeping the debenture option alive. Majority leaders sought to end the long controversy and move the bill to the White House with the plan removed.
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Senate
Washington
House
Hoover
White House
Robingon
Arkansas
Robinson
Haugen
Agricultural Committee
Tilson
Connecticut
Leaer
House Conference Committee
Senate Conference Committee
Pierre Federal Court Nears End Of Session
Pierre SD June 18 With the jury discharged until June 25 the Pierre session of the federal court neared its end. Sentencing was set for 2 PM. Four more guilty pleas were entered including Don Sharp of Highmore on a misdemeanor charge. A civil case National Surety Co v Tomilson on indemnity bond was under way.
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Pierre
Tung
Federal Court
Don Sharp
Highmore
Mqnor
National Surety Company Va. Tomilson
Spink Farmers Picnic Set Near Frankfort Friday
Spink County farmers plan the fifth annual Farmers Union picnic at Fishers Grove west of Frankfort. U S Senator W W H McMaster will address the gathering. Activities include a picnic dinner, baseball game, bowery dance, and various sports.
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Frankfort
Farmers Union
Fishers Grove
U. S
W.W. H. McMaster
Malignon Named by Undertakers at South Dakota Funeral Directors Meet
Robert de Mallenon of Bowdle was installed president of the South Dakota Funeral Directors Association as the three day convention closed. Offic ers elected included Adolph Schenck Yankton first vice president and J J Mason Winner second vice president. Rex Jayce Hot Springs Charles Juindekugel Spencer and Frank Kinyon Huron named to the executive committee. The group planned next year’s Rapid City convention with Charles M Anderson of Springfield Ohio as National Funeral Directors Association representative and Miss Helen Bandy provided violin entertainment.
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Robert de. Mallenon
Bowdle
South Dakota Funeral Directors Association
Melvin Eggers
Tripp
Adolph Schenck
Yankton
J. J. Mason
A. F. Miles
Morbridge
John Hwermangen
Dei Rarotas
Rex Jayce
Hot Springs
Charles Juindekugel
Spencer
Frank Kinyon
Huron
W. H. Wilson
Aberdeen
Ed Wilson
Parker
Rapid City
Charles M. Anderson
Springfield
Oho
National Funeral Directors Association
Helen Bandy
David Lloyd George Elected Liberal Leader in Parliament
London reports David Lloyd George was unanimously chosen chairman and leader of the parliamentary Liberal party at the first meeting of liberal members of the new parliament. The gathering at the National Liberal Club set the party stance toward the new Labour government.
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London
David Lloyd George
Parliiamentary Liberal Party
Beral
National Liberal Club
Vatican Silent on Mexican Religious Question
In Vatican City on June 13 the Holy See maintained silence about negotiations in Mexico City concerning a religious question. Cireles, close to the Holy See, refused to acknowledge receipt of Arch bishop Russ's communication and said no statement would be made now. It was believed an answer would go to the archbishop who would announce any agreement.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Mexico City
Cireles
Holy See
Russ
Four plead guilty to car driving violations
Freeman Glazier and Robert Fen Ski pleaded guilty to speeding before Judge Dick Haney in municipal court and were each fined 10 dollars. Frank Beddow and Charles Kiemm also paid fines after pleading guilty to driving over an unprotected fire hose at the scene of the Tuesday morning fire. Plane radio operator killed near Santiago de Cuba when Pan American Airways passenger and mail plane forced down.
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Freeman Glazier
Robert Fen- Ski
Dick Haney
Frank Beddow
Charles Kiemm
Miams Fla
Job M. Griffin
Pan American Airways
Santiago de Cuba
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DE Smet
Stork
Mitchell Isp
Dorothy Newcomb
Hougss
Stort
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