Delegates Arrive for South Dakota Odd Fellows Session
Jiuvon hosts the South Dakota Independent Order of Odd Fellows convention starting Monday. More than 3,000 visitors are expected across five days with lodging arranged for lodge members from across the state and surrounding areas. The event includes Grand Encampment and Rebekah Assembly in separate halls and a Kremlin Sadak Imperial Order of Muscovites meeting, with transportation and reduced fare plans in place.
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Jiuvon
South Dakota
Order of Odd Fellows
George Hobinson
Huron
Department Council
Patriarchs
Odd Fellowship
Rebekan
Grand Lodge
Kremlin Sadak
Imperial Order of Muscovites
James River Dodge No. 32
Elks Ces
Juron
Invasion Report Claimed in Manchuria Dispatch
A London report cites a Daily Express dispatch claiming Russian troops began movements toward Manchuria. It notes alleged demonstrations from northern China toward Irkutsk and Urga, Mongolian mobilization skeletons, and a telegram about three divisions moving to connect with uprising in central China. Moscow and Nanking authorities deny any invasion.
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London
Peking
Daily Express Today
Manchuria
China
Irkutsk
Siberia
Urga
Mongolia
Express
Chang Hsueh Hag
Nanking
Feng -Yu- Yitang
Elarbin
Khailar
Manchouli
Man-Eating Beasts Terrorize Chinese Districts Near Hongkong
Swatow dispatches report man-eating beasts terrorizing districts within about 100 miles of Hongkong. In the past week bears mauled or ate ten people, a girl was hospitalized, and one tiger was slain as villages organize hunts for the marauders. In Hongkong city, Harry L. Kyes of the National Merchants Association arrived from the Twin Cities and planned onward travel after a day in Huron.
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Hongkong
Swatow
Kwangtung
Kyes
Harry L. Kyes
National Merchants Association
Twin Cities
Huron
Rapid City
Mr. Eyes
Retail Merchants Association of
South Dakota
Texans condemn Mrs Hoover over inviting Negro guest
Texas senate passed a resolution condemning Mrs Herbert Hoover for entertaining Mrs Oscar De Priest a Black congressman’s wife at the White House Lea Mrs Margie Neal introduced the measure which passed with two dissents The resolution criticized Hoover supporters but warned of racial equality at the capital linked to the Republican presidential campaign stance.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Senate
Herbert Hoover
Oscar de Priest
Congress
Illinois
White House
Lea
Margie . Neal
Neal
T. J. Holbrook
THREE HITCHCOCK WOMEN IN WRECK NEAR BONILLA
Mrs. Anna Smith 64 of Hitchcock is hospitalized in Huron with a fractured hip and serious injuries after a car carrying Mrs. Matt Dawson and Mrs. Ralph Wagner overturned south of Bonilla. The vehicle struck gravel, rolled twice, tore off a back wheel, and rented into a field. Mrs. Dawson suffered severe glass lacerations.
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Anna Smith
Hitchcock
Huron Hospital
Bonilla
Smith
Ralph Wag
Matt Dawson
H. D. Sewell
Huron
Aberdeen Fire Insurance Cut Proposed for Eastern District
Pierre June 15 A 10 percent reduction in fire insurance rates for brick and fireproof mercantile buildings and contents in protected towns east of the Missouri River applies to classifications one through eight. D C Lewis state fire marshal said Aberdeen and Watertown can qualify by meeting fire department standards and installing water distribution and efficiency improvements with the reduction effective June 26.
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Lewis
Watertown
Detroit Cleveland air service starts with four daily trips
Thompson Aeronautical Corporation operates Loening amphibian planes on a Cleveland Detroit route across Lake Erie. The service carries six passengers per flight with four trips daily. Water terminals are near business districts. A fog incident demonstrated safety when pilot Ralph R Devore landed on water and towed to lift, then resumed to Detroit arriving four hours late.
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Detroit-Cleveland Air Service
Detroit
Cleveland
Erie
Thompson ‘Aeronautical ‘Corporation
Ralph R. Devore
Stowaway in plane forces halt in Spain flight
French aviators Assolan t Le Fevre and Armeno Lotti on a test flight of the Yellow Bird from Old Orchard Beach to Bourget with stowaway Arthur Schreiber of Portland, Maine. The crew reported fuel strain caused by the extra weight, and only partial landing in Cape Chambre near Comillas, Spain. The youth earned a reception of locals and royal crowds, while the plane returned for fuel and a starter.
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Comillas
Spain
Yellow Bird
Ita
Jean
Asgelant
Rene -le Fevre
Armeno Lotti
Arthur Scheber
Portland
Bourget
le Bourget
Schreiber
M. R. Schreiber
Assalant
New York
Cape Chambre
Here
Avd
Agsolant
Assolaant
Schrieber
Two Firms File For Incorporation In South Dakota
Pierre June 15. Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state today include the South Ridge Investment Company Sioux Falls with 25000 capital stock and directors H i C Newell Louis Callia and Albert Koenig of Sioux Falls General Investment Company Rapid City with 100000 capital stock and John Frank B Sanders Charl A Nystr om and A W Birkholtz of Rapid City directors
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Pierre
South Ridge Investment Company
Sioux Falls
H.ic ‘Newell
Louis
Callla
Albert “Koenig
Sioux' S Falls
General Investment
Rapid City
John Frank
Sanders
Charl A. Nystrom
A. W. Birkholtz
Vacation Planning Promises Help From The Evening Hutonite
Fragmentary text hints at a promotional message offering assistance for travel or vacations. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the tone suggests a local paper advertisement urging readers to follow or contact Bargens for a bribe inquiry.
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Bargens
Unusual Fishing Draws 150000 Men Together
SHANGHAI June 15 In coming steamer reports, about 50 miles north of the Yangtse mouth, 25000 ocean going Chinese fishing junks form a forest like concentration in a 10 mile square area. One ship master notes each junk carries at least six fishermen. The floating city totals about 150000 persons, with unusually good fishing given as the explanation.
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Shanghat
Steamera Today
Yangtse Kiang
Guards Enjoy Sunday Break at Camp
Ten of the 109th Engineers at the State Pair grounds were allowed leisure this afternoon. The guard and kitchen details were minimized while a rest period stretches to reveille at 5:55 Monday. Open air church services will be led by First Lieutenant Edgar F. Sieg. An exercise of field work continues as plans probe repairing a damaged James River bridge after an enemy air attack drill. Company C of Huron offered guard duty Sunday to let visiting guardsmen tour the city. Week closes with anticipated athletic events including boxing wrestling baseball and track.
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109Th
Reveille
Friedt
Episcopal Church
Edgar F. Siegat Yankton
James River
C. of
Huron
Ohio State coed killer inquiry widens in Columbus
A state employee, described as an acquaintance of Miss Theora K. Hix, was questioned by detectives after her body was found near a New York Central rail line. He admitted knowing the girl, had been in Columbus Thursday night, and was taken to detective headquarters for questioning.
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Columbus
Theora K. Hix
Ohio State University
New York Central Railroad
Joseph Murphy
Murphy
Bono
Priest Found Shot To Death In Winona Police Say
Police say a priest was found shot to death in Winona today in a case under investigation. Details are sparse as investigators review the scene and question witnesses.
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Winona
First Class Crops Described Across Area
Central South Dakota reports from nine counties note abundant moisture and warm weather driving ideal growth for all grains. Alfalfa yields reach up to a ton and a half per acre as crops advance. little hail damage, steady growth in wheat and barley, and widespread harvest preparation across Jerauld, Handi, and Beadle counties with farmers planning new combines.
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Ffull
South Dakota
Sully
Kingsbury
Beadlé County
Ry A. Cave
Jerauld County
New League Agreement Aims at Foreign Trade
Geneva reports a convention for execution of foreign arbitral awards in commercial contracts will take effect in July after ratification by New Zealand and Denmark. The document, shaped with input from Americana, protects judgments of arbitral tribunals and helps businessmen engaged in foreign trade by ensuring respect for foreign decisions.
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Geneva
League of Nations
New Zealand
Denmark
Americana
U S Real Wage Compared World Wide Highest In Value
New York report from the National Industrial Conference Board finds American wages buy more than four times Italian wages. Italian purchasing power is 23 percent of the U S level while European wages average 35 percent of American wages. Herbert F McCulla of Lincoln Nebs wins unanimous national president nomination at Flint Juniors event.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Europa
United States
Canada
Apple Coaches
Europe
Mwculla
Flint
Mich
Herbert’f. McCulla
Lincoln
Nebs
Pheasant Worth Weight in Gold In South Dakota Survey
A pheasant shot during a statewide survey by deputy game warden Harry Cotman is valued at its weight in gold by State College expert H. C. Severin after inspecting the bird’s crop and gizzard contents. Severin notes abundant cutworms and explains they largely cause corn losses this year, not the pheasant.
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South Dakota
Harry Cotman
H. C. Severin
State College
Wheat flood to western rails spurs 1,000 cars daily
The 595,000,000 bushel winter wheat harvest moves from Texas toward Kansas and Oklahoma by early July as the American Railway association expects about 40,000 boxcars to ship grain to ports and mills. Betts and Gormley warn of possible bottlenecks if unloads lag, with 1,500 to 1,800 bushels per car and 20,000 combines in Kangas County alone. Foreign buyers watch prices for a bottom before purchases resume.
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Chicago
St. “Louis
Prairies
Lower
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Oklahoma
American Railway Association
Western Roads
Deluga
Kansas City
Gulf
L. M. Betts
Car Service Division
Betts
M. J. Gormley
Bett
Kangas
United States
North Dakota U Students Wed In Plane At Night
Two University of North Dakota students wed in a plane over Grand Forks as night fell, in a unique ceremony reported from the city. The couple’s marriage took place aboard the aircraft, with local details indicating a spontaneous, intimate event amid travel.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
President Hoover signs farm relief measure in first goal act
Washington June 15 President Hoover signed the new farm relief act to aid agriculture. The measure authorizes 500 million dollars for the federal farm board to stabilize surpluses via corporations and councils. The nine member board will include eight presidential appointees and the agriculture secretary. Opposition predicted inadequacy, but Hoover wins first special session objective.
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Washington
Hoover
Irs of Agriculture
Curtis
Langworth
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Hovel
Senate
Agriculture
Mgr. Hoover
white“House
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Mexican Church Issue Heats Up in Mexico City
Negotiations over Mexico's church state difficulties move into a stage puzzling observers. President Portes Gil denies discussions of existing laws while Archbishop Ruiz Flores and Bishop Pascual Diaz await a scheduled conference. Analysts split on whether talks seek merit-law interpretation or broader change.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Portes Gli
Ruiz ¥ Flores
Pascual Diaz
Diaz
Weather Huron and South Dakota Forecasting
Weather notes from Huron predict likely thunder showers tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature in the south. South Dakota outlooks indicate partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with possible thunder storms and minimal temperature fluctuation.
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Huron
South
Dakota
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