Cries for Action Rise Over Slaying of Lingle in Chicago
The cry for action against gangsters grew in Chicago over the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Police arrests numbered over 600 but few were known gangsters. officials pledged full pursuit. Church leaders announced a unified anti crime campaign within a week, while city leaders called for investigations and reforms. Police emphasized full resources devoted to finding Lingle's killer as funeral rites drew a large crowd.
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J. Chicago
Jime
Betion
Alffred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Chicara Crime Commission
Phillip Yarrow
John Thompson
First Methodist Church
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Early Action Sought On London Naval Treaty
Washington June 12 senate foreign relations committee presses for quick action on the London Naval Treaty as Secretary Lansing frames it as a victory for peace. He disputes critics from professional warriors and foreign opponents, noting civilian support and balanced concessions in the pact.
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Washington
Aistract
Senate Foreign Relations
Great Britain
Japan
Nrrow
Stmnon
Senate
Wiliam
Pratt
Raskob Attacks Smoot Hawley Tariff Bill
In a telegram to Senator Joe T. Robinson Raskob, head of the Democratic National Committee, denounces the pending tariff bill as harmful to foreign trade and domestic business. He says it will not help the economy, will prolong lobbying and logrolling, and worsen conditions for agriculture and overall U.S. commerce.
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Raskob
New York
Joan
Democratic National Committee
Joe T. Robinson
Congress
United States
Princess Helen of Greece Becomes Queen of Romania
In Bucharest on June 13 Princess Helen of Greece, formerly married to King Carol II and to Prince Michael, was named Queen Helen of Romania. A royal decree published in the official gazette authorized the title Her Majesty. The move follows debates on banishment and renunciation acts and may lead to an October coronation with Carol, and possible steps for Michael.
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Helen
Greece
Bucharest
Rumania
Carol II
Michael
Romania
Gelen
Carol
Aleida Romberg Awarded Verdict in U S District Court
Pierre June 13 Aleida Romberg 30 Scribner Neb received a 28892 15 verdict against B Church and C H Boening Big Stone City doctors cited for negligence in causing an x ray burn during her 1928 clinic treatment She sought 50000 after a two hour jury deliberation and a three day trial Also noted are criminal cases and arraignments of eight individuals on liquor and related charges with several pleas of not guilty filed.
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A. L. Wyman
January Skunk
Ft. Thompson
Robert Red Water
Crow Creek
Herman Brown
Cheyenne
Joe Snyder
Ridgeview
Arthur One Skunk
John Grey Owl
Robert Gray Owl
Davie Sheppard
Fleod
Jonny Dupree
John Goodwin
Vivian
Frank Hubacker
Pierre
Vetsl la Compt
Cheyenne Reservation
Watertown Kiwanis Delegates Attend Huron Club Visit
Fifty-two Watertown Kiwanis delegates joined the Huron Kiwanis visitation at the Marin Hughitt hotel. A Watertown program featured Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mathews and two Watertown girls tap dancing. Scorn from Lake City Dan Loucks and Jerry Lamners spoke inviting the Wessington Springs club visit June 29. Blake Patton distributed prizes for a golf tournament at Huron Country Club. Watertown winners were George Jackson, HW Fueland, J. L. Leinhard, and R. Ruhe. Huron winners were John Wheeler, C. O. Murphy, and S. D. Disrud. Other Huronians and guests who played included Patton, Harry Lampe, Tom Huesgen, Dr. J. C. Shirley, Frank Coffey, William Booth, J. H. Hanton, Mike Moran, and R. E. Spooner.
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Watertown
Water+ town Kiwanis club
Huron Kiwanis Club
Marvin Hughitt
Water|town Club
E. L. Sewell
Huron
J. L. Mathews
Lake City
Dan Loucks
Jerry Lamners
Wessington “Springs
Wessington Springs
Medisoh Kiwanians
Blake Patton
Huron Club
Huron Country Club
George Jackson
HW. €. Fueland and J. L. Leinhard
R. Ruhe
John Wheeler
C. O. Murphy
S. D. Disrud
William Booth
J. H. Hanton
Mike Moran
R E. Spooner
Mr. Patton
Harry Lampe
Tom Huesgen
J. C. ‘Shirley
Frank Coffey
Weather forecast moments explained in garbled excerpt
Partly cloudy tonight with a cooler Saturday and likely showers. The text appears corrupted with stray words and errors, but conveys a brief local forecast including cool conditions and possible precipitation for the weekend.
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Von
Central South Dakota Crop Reports Optimistic On Good Conditions
Central South Dakota counties report unusually good crop conditions with winter wheat headed out, spring grains thriving, and corn planted. Haying starts in Sully and Beadle counties. moisture adequate though rain beneficial, and peppers of drought not evident. Farmers hopeful for an abundant yield despite scattered needs for showers.
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South Dakota
Rious
Beadle County, Inc
Huron
Sully
Spink
Onida
Saily County
Feilrye
Torrential Rain Floods Sioux City
A heavy downpour of 2.85 inches between 6 and 7 am flooded wide areas of Sioux City causing thousands of dollars in damage. One district five blocks by ten blocks saw a torrent four to eight feet deep overturning cars and flooding more than ten homes and businesses. Roads sewers basements lawns and property suffered damage citywide.
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Sioux City
Lutherans Plan Large Gathering in Huron Next Sunday
Lutherans of the Missouri Synod in South Dakota plan one of the state’s largest religious gatherings at the State Fair grounds next Sunday. The event commemorates the Augsburg Confession with two services, a 250-voice chorus, 14 loudspeakers, and leaders F J Lankenau and H A Klein scheduled to speak, attracting hundreds.
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Huron
Missouri Synod
South Dakota
Hurox
F. J.lankenau
Napoleon
Ohio
The
Lutheran Church
Soeckel
H. A. Klein
Concordia
Springfield
Everson To Visit S D Guard Camp
General William G. Everson, head of the militia bureau in Washington, will visit Camp Rapid on June 17 with plans to depart by plane to Denver June 18. Col Hazte, camp commander, says the visit is official and will cover guard training and equipment. Col Herron of the seventh corps area is due to arrive and stay several days as units drill and rehearse defense positions and equipment inspections proceed.
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Rapid City
William G. Everson
Washington
D. C
Militia Bureau
Camp Rapid
National Guard
W. A. Hazte
Aberdeen
Everson
Denver
Col. Hazte
United States
J. C. Herron
Seventh Corps
Omaha
17Th Field Artillery
Forencon
Senators Clash Over Cannon Rights at Senate Hearing
The senate lobby committee will not action against Bishop James Cannon Jr for refusing to answer questions and leaving the stand. The transcript of his testimony will be laid before the senate as opinions differ on future steps. Senator Blaine says the vice president must inform the district attorney who must proceed to a grand jury. Caraway disagrees, citing no power to investigate Cannon’s political activities. Senator Walsh waits on questions of relevancy before acting. Special crossword puzzles conclude the item with a note on pegged letters in cardboard form.
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Cannon
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Grand Jurg
Caraway
Walsh
Montana
Huron Favored to Host 1931 Lions Convention
Harry Saunders, official Huron delegate at Regina, Sask, reports Huron is favored to host the 1931 district Lions convention with St. Cloud bidding. Minnesota, North and South Dakota and two Canadian provinces vote on the site. Huron last hosted the 49th district convention, a Kiwanis gathering, last year. Paul K Myers of the Huron Chamber of Commerce pledged local cooperation to ensure a successful convention if brought here.
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Huron
Harry Saunders
Huron Club
Regina
Sask
Canada
St. Cloud
Minn
Lion Saunders
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Service Club
Kiwanis
Dakotas
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Saunders
Myers
Call issued For S. D. Legion Meet
WATERTOWN June 13 The official call for the 12th annual state convention of the American Legion was issued by state commander L Morrison. The meeting at Falls July 14 15 and 16 will elect officers amend the department constitution and handle other business. Posts supply delegates and alternates with voting powers for absentees. housing requests are being handled by James Mann Sioux Falls. An outdoor rifle match open to attendees will use small bore rifles at targets five feet away, entries via George P. Hurst Rapid City by July 1.
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Watertown
The
American Legion
O.morrison
Dicmander
Sons] Falls
Cataract
Morrison
Department
Reguar
James Mann
Sioux Falls
National Rifle Association
George P. Hurst
Rapid City
Mystery of Missing Dwight Young Deepens in River
MOBRIDGE June 13 The muddy Missouri yielded no clues as search teams shift to the disappearance of Dwight Young 23 year old Faith farmer last seen June 4 His car was found June 5 his wallet empty and his wagon bridge abandoned The missing rancher allegedly had two to three hundred dollars and his brother E M Young McLaughlin offers a reward for information leading to his body or location
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Mobridge
Missouri
Dwight Young
Faith Farmer
Young
E. M. Young
McLaughlin
Tree Owners Urged To Report Failures
Owners who bought Chinese elms this spring from the Evening Huronite and Walker Flower Shop must report failures by July 1. Call C G Walker at 8449 to report trees failing to show proper growth. A separate note pins a metal sleeve patent by an Idaho inventor to protect poles from fires.
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Huronite and
Walker Flower Shop
Idaho
Senate Passes Tariff Bill in Conference Report Decision
Washington June 13 The Senate adopted the conference reports on the tariff bill after a brief debate and will hold a showdown vote at 2 pm. Hoover faces a potential signing deadline as the bill shifts from Fordney McCumber era protections to broader duties across 1112 of 2218 commodities. The measure raises about 630 million dollars in revenue with 887 rate increases and 235 decreases, affecting farm goods and many industries while reshaping the tariff commission.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Fathers Over Fifty Invited to Theater in Huron
The Evening Huronite and Huron theater announce a special Father s Day event on Sunday June 15 inviting all fathers aged fifty and over. There is no charge for these guests, and spouses need not consent. The show features Sen ee Rogers in Saleh in Numbers.
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Togshter
Huron
Beves
Senee
Rogers
Saleh
Grange Urges Plurality Basis In State Nomination Rules
SATREURN June 13 The 9 meeting of the South Dakota State Grange will be held at Britton Viewfield Grange delegates decided at the close of the 21st annual convention. Resolution favors plurality as basis of nominating the entire ticket in primary elections. The Grange reaffirms its anti liquor stance, supports strict enforcement of the 18th amendment, and approves income tax severance amusement. It disapproves bonds for state highways and backs simplified court procedure and same tax on all counties. Also calls for highway safety, highway preservation, and extension of county agents. Disapproves billboards on highways and women’s pictures in cigarette ads. A motion seeks a new member on the farm board to promote marketing. The master elect is urged to seek Sherman S. Lowell’s reappointment to the tariff commission.
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Satreurn
South Dakota Stat Grange
Britton
Viewfield Grange
Ty Grange
Bill Board
IA Motion
Farm Board
Hoover
Sherman S. Lowell
Tariff Commission
Free Swim and Water Carnival Planned at West Pay Pool
A free two hour swim for youths starts at 1 p m Saturday at the West Pay pool. M L Tobin of the city water and sewer commission arranged it. Lifeguards Lloyd Shera and Joh Stahl will supervise. A water carnival marking Central South Dakota’s Fiftieth Anniversary is planned during the free swim with racing and civic contests. The pool opened two weeks ago and will be scrubbed this weekend. An improved flood light system is being installed for night use.
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Huron
West Pay
M. L. Tobin
City Water and Sewer Commission
Lloyd Shera
Red Cross
Joh Stahl
St Son
Sherman
South Dakota
T .Pool
Ai Cross
Exan
Instreeter Sheman
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Jake” Ingle
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Fair City
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