Federal Court Takes Recess Delays June Trial Start
Pierre's federal court recessed today until June 25 for resumed trials including the Tingley larceny case. The week yielded fourteen indictments and eight informances from the grand jury with several sentences on liquor and larceny charges. Notable sentences included Willie Blue Arm to one year and a day, Morris Patterson to two and a half years, Don Sharpe to sixty days in jail.
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Pierre
Tingley Jarceny
Leavenworth
A. L. Wyman
Willie Blue Arm
Cheyenne River Indian ‘Reservation
Morris Patterson
Faith
Federal Industrial Reformatory
Chillicothe
Oth
Don Sharpe
Highmore
Yankton County
Work Advances at Huron College Summer Session
The Huron college summer session is under way with Dean H A Hill directing the school and serving as biology instructor. Twelve instructors lead courses over six weeks in languages mathematics English education history art music violin and piano. Registrar Ella McIntire reports enrollment slightly lighter than last year.
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Huron College
H. A. Hill
Iis
Dean Hill
W. L. Notestein
Gladys Spaning
H. Gh Titt
Clyde Heckail
George Wilcox
J. H. Jackson
Lillian Love
Misa
Margaret Provost
Marie Remster
Helen Bandy
Grace Finley
Ella McIntire
Eluron Party Works At Camp Da Ko Tah Opening
Camp Da Ko Tah near Miller to be opened Sunday afternoon June 23 at 4. Fred Eggers Scout Executive and three scouts William Tolmie Harold Carlson and Melvin Costain left Huron early this morning to improve the camp. They plan to rebuild a creek bridge and install bunks in the Miller scouts cabin for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Ko Tah
Miller
Fred Eggers
William Tolmie
Harold Carlson
Melvin Costain
Huron
Senn Crashes Into Window of Local Store
A crash by Senn damaged a supply depot facade with a broken plate glass section and two cracks. Estimated damages range from 400 to 800 dollars, prompting a local joke among Huron residents while authorities investigated no wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senn
Sean
Lampe
Dakota Invitation Poem Paints Prairie Land Promises
A 1878 Sioux City poet John Breenan touts Dakota as a land of endless prairies and blue skies. The verse invites western settlement, promising health, wealth, and opportunity with references to beef and pork, grain, rivers, and minerals. It contrasts Dakota with Louisiana and hints at Mennonites, Prussians, and other settlers arriving to homestead.
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California
Florida
South
Dakota
Dakota Territory
Haga
Frank Bloodgood
Simmons ‘Avenue
John Breenan
Sioux City
Minnesota
Louisiana
Mississippi
Home Agent Heads to Spink County Office
Home agent Miss Sara Dewing travels from the American Legion hall to Redfield to work with Spink county girls clubs and help arrange Rec Day activities. Recreation Day program will be held at Fisher's Store near Frankfort on Wednesday.
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American Legion Hall
Sara Dewing
Redfield
Spink County
Fisher’s
Frankfort
Alleged Forger Held at Springs in California Inquiry
Photographs of James McMichael, held in Jerauald county jail, were sent to Huntington Park California on the advice of California officers who say he is wanted on a forgery charge. If proven to be the man he will be sent for extradition. A policeman's billy was found hidden in a long-kid glove in a suitcase of clothes sent to him. Additional precautions are taken to prevent escape after arrest by Sheriff Carson at Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
James“McMichael
Jerauld ‘County
Huntington Park
Cal
J. J. Carson
McMichael
California
Billy
Sheriff Carson
Lane
US could carry all riders in one day with 5.6 per car
United States held 24,629,021 of 32,028,584 motor vehicles worldwide on January 1. The world average was one car per 70 people while the US had one car per 5.6 persons and Bermuda had one car used for demonstration purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department~ of ~ Commerce
England
France
Canada
Bermuda
Commerce Department
Pierre youth wins state contest in engineering plans
Robert Rawlins of Pierre wins the state contest as his father R H Rawlins, the local superintendent, and C Giffen state superintendent oversee the procedure. The winner, a Pierre High School graduate ranked third, was active in glee club and athletics and plans to study engineering next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Fred R. Smith
Banka
Pierre High School
R.H. Rawlins
C. Giffen
South Dakota Bankers Set 1930 Convention Dates
The 1930 South Dakota Bankers association convention will be held in Aberdeen from June 11 to 13. Secretary George A. Starring announced the dates after a special meeting of the association executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Bankers Association
Aberdeen
George A. Starring
Association Executive Council
Russia Intensifies War Movement Reported
The report notes a Russian push involving consul generals led by Kuznetkoff. A basement meeting place for the third Internationale is alleged with subversive literature found. China dissociates and protests over seized Soviet literature and consular rights.
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N. A K. Kuznetkoff
China
Nanking
Sia ‘Wei'Sung
Moscow
M. Karakhan
Lia Wei Sung
Harbin
Bandits Raze Village in Fukien China Refugees Say
Refugees arriving in Amoy Fukien report bandits burned their village Hwelan Hsien killed about 100 residents and held prominent citizens for ransom. Bands allegedly control countryside from Chuanchow to Amoy as missionaries warn for safety of their representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
Fukien
China
Hwelan-Hsien
Chuanchow
Missionary Society
Hweian-Hsien
Wellington Spring Contractor Wins City Addition Contract
John Latstity of this city was awarded the contract yesterday to build an addition for Light Springs Contractor. The project involves construction work in Wellington and marks a key local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Light
Wellington
John AL Latstity
City approves light plant bid for new building
The city accepted a bid to install a light plant in the new building. The project will include an oil burning engine and an electrical unit and be connected once the structure is finished.
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Cnsom
Uged
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Prussia
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Robert Rawlins
S. D
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Caladaptro
Florida’ Avenue
Amsterdam
N.Y
Kee
Lope K Ghia
R. P. Bethke Chiropractor
Wilson Bros
Suramer
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