State Meeting Of P. E. O. Opened In De Smet
De Smet hosts the state P. E. O. convention opening today for a five day session. Yellow and white decorations greet delegates led by supreme president Edith Markham Wallace of Seattle and organizer June Emery of Faribault. Local officers and past presidents arrive as Banquet Tonight features addresses and music at the high school auditorium and Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Markham Wallace
Seattle
June Emery
Faribault
Minn
de Smet
O. P." Williames
Sioux City
Edna Jones
Madison
Bernce Woodburn
Spearfish
Bertha M. Robertson
Lead
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
A. K. Gardner
Huron
P. E
de Smet , I. L
de Smet P. E
Congregational Church
Duglan M. Johnston
Massive Nationalist Losses Reported in China Campaign
Shanghai dispatch reports that 20,000 government troops were fatally harmed by communist forces in Kiangsi Hunan and northern Fukien, while Hupeh saw 15,000 reds routed and strongholds captured. Chiang Kai-shek plans to lead the campaign personally as southern rebel leaders wait for northern warlord guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Shanghai
Kiangsi
Hunan
Fukien
Hupeh
Hankow
Chaing Kai-Shek
Chiang Kai-Shek
New Angle In Faithfull Affair Emerges In Case
New lead in the Faithfull affair surfaced as Henry Goldstein, jailed on a larceny charge and awaiting removal to Hollywood, implicated a prominent man who once chauffeured Miss Faithfull on an eight day motor tour of France and Germany. He claimed to have seen Faithfull with the same man a week before she vanished. Her body washed ashore at Long Beach. Police planned to question the unnamed man within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Goldstein
Hollywood
Calif
State Faithful
Goldstein
Miss Faithfull
France
Germany
Faithfull
Long Beach
Europa
Weather South Dakota Brief Forecast Text
A fragmentary weather note for South Dakota mentions Mandy Ente tonight and Tuesday with slight warnings. Details are unreadable and locations, times, and specific alerts are not clear in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mandy Ente
Strikers in South Dakota Use Stones and Eggs at Mill
In Rapid City on June 15 arbitration efforts proceeded to end a wage dispute at Warren-Lamb mill. The saw mill workers union and 33 officers and members faced an injunction restraining gatherings or actions that blocked strikebreakers from returning to work. Early week, strikers and union members blocked access, using stones and eggs to hinder reopening. Judge Perkins and local officials joined mediation with mill and union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Warren-Lamb Mills
Sawamill Workers’ Union
Satucney
D. BR. Perkins
Pierre
Armistics
Ferking
M. C. Babington
Union
Lumber Company
School Election Set For Tuesday
Huron voters will go to the polls tomorrow for the annual city school election with no issues or candidate choices. Only two incumbents Mrs E H Bryan and R B Hill face reelection for two posts. One polling place at city hall opens 9 to 5 with judges Mrs E J Plummer and E Brock and clerk Miss Jennie Jones. This will be the last uncontested election as a new law may remove future votes after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
E. H. Bryan
Illinois Avenue Southwest
R. B. Hill
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Mra
E. J. Plummer
Beach Avenue
E. & Brock
Frank Avenue
Jennie Jones
Avenue
W. C. Peterson
South Dakota
Episcopal Leaders Meet At Aberdeen Convocation
Episcopal Leaders of South Bakota gather for the 47th annual convocation in Aberdeen. A memorial service honored late Rav Edward Ashley, praised for integrity and devotion. Delegates include many Dakotah Indians. speakers included Rev E B Woodruff and Rt Rev W Blair Roberts. Women's group organized. meetings and reports planned before adjournment tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Bakota
Rav, Fla
Azhiey
Hugh £. Burleson
Sioux Falls
Ashley
Edward Ashley
Dr. Ashley
E. B. Woodruff
W. Blair Roberts
Bishop Burleson
Nearly 100 Register For Walton Meeting
Nearly 100 delegates registered for the second day of the Izaak Walton League annual convention at the State Game Lodge in the Black Hills. Dr. G C Redfield of Rapid City, state president, expects 150 for the closing session tomorrow. Henry O Malley, U S Bureau of Fisheries commissioner, arrived and toured the Hills including the Spearfish hatchery. The convention closes with a banquet and addresses by Senator Norbeck and Governor Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Meeting
Black Hills
Izaak Walton League
G. C. Redfield
Rapid City
Henry O'Malley
Washington, D. C
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Federal
Spearfish
Peter Norbeck
Warren E Green
Clodhoptees Defeat Dry Ton Nine at College Gym
Ledfield June 1 report says Clodhoptees defeated Dry Ton nine on the college floor by a score. Clodhoppars were led by A Bacon W Schulte and G Miller with Dry Ton's Bob Lewis Fred Stahl and Virgil Holmes contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeld Clodhoftees
Dre Eam
Ledfield
Goode Oe
Dry Ton
A. Bacon
W. Schulte
G. Miller
Dry Tun
Bob Lewis
Fred Stahl
Virgil Holmes
Rain Eases South Dakota Drought but Northwest Remains Severe
Rainfall across South Dakota has improved soil moisture with reports of half an inch in places and showers in Aberdeen and Yankton regions. Yet the Northwest continues to face a serious drought, with Washington to Wisconsin recording deficits and crop damage widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Aberdeen
Yankton
Blystone
Mitchell
Huson
Redfield
Watertown
Yarthton
Sioux Falls
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Wisconsin
Pacific
Oregon
Bureau
South
Appalachians
North Carolina
New England
Agriculture Department
Phillips and
Valley
Mountrain County
Texas
Missouri
South Carolina
Georgia
Red River
Minnesota
Idaho
J. B. Kincer
West Road Paving Delayed By Wet Conditions Near Huron
Wet roadbed halted paving on Federal Highway No. 14 west of Huron. Jensen Paving Company of Rapid City planned to start at the west end seven miles from Huron this morning with concrete pouring expected within a day or two. The pavement sketch will end at the Great Northern Railway right-of-way on Third Street, about five miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Jensen Paving Company
Rapid City
Great Northern Railway
Third Street
Stop trespassers with a lawn placard warning
A notice from The Evening Huronite offers a ground stake warning placard to deter careless pedestrians from cutting across lawns. The service is supported by Star Sesh and Door Company and The Evening Huronite office, promoting home lawn preservation in Central South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Star Sesh and Door Company
South Dakota
Star Sesh and Door
Cali
Thirty-Six Seek Beauty Laurels
In Galveston Texas on June 15 thirty six contestants completed a parade in bathing suits and cotton pajamas for a beach luncheon as part of the International Pageant of Beauty. Blue eyed blondes predominate the group with an average weight around 113 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Wich
Hoover Enroute On Speaking Trip
President Hoover travels through the midwest on a three day speaking tour aimed at boosting a second term. The first address Tonight in Indianapolis with stops in Marion Ohio and Columbus as he visits state leaders, dedicated memorials, and Lincoln tomb remarks en route to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Pickens
Hoover
Indianapoli
Ind
Middle West
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Charleston
Huntington
Conley
Hatfield
Speth
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Washington
Fess
Republican National Committee
Kentucky
Indiaana Republican Editorial Association
Lussix
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Columbus
Ohio Legislative Assembly
Springfield
Mlinol
Louis Emmerton
de Iinoia Legislative Assembly
Abraham Lincoln
Durand Lectures Begin Tomorrow at Huron College
Prof GH Durand vice president of Yankton college will open a five lecture series on art at Huron college tomorrow afternoon in the chapel. Dean H A Hill announced the event noting the lectures were delayed from today. Durand will display a remarkable exhibition of art unseen in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
GH. Durand
Yankton College
Huron College
H. A. Hill
South Dakota
Three Escape When Car Leaves Highway
DE SMET June 15 Special Pet erson and his two sons of Sioux Falls escaped serious injury when a car riding party left the highway near here Sunday. The youngest member was injured and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Smet
Peterson
Sioux Falls
Livestock Feeders Hear National Marketing Plan Talk
South Dakota livestock producers gathered in Huron at a meeting called by L G Troth to hear P J Wilson of the National Livestock Marketing Association describe the national program. Wilson outlined member agencies, regional structures and the aim of orderly marketing to steady flows and reduce market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huron
L. G. Troth
P. ©. Wilson
National Livestock Marketing Association
National Livestock Marketing Organization
Telig
Natonal Association
United States
San Francisco
Buffalo
N.Y. St. Paul
Minn
Ft. Worth
Texas
Nationed Association
National Association
Wilson
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Producers Commission Association
Sioux City
Iowa
Farmers Union Commission Company of
St. Paul
Ions Livestock Marketing Association
Mhost
South Dakota State College
Brookingy
Produce House Egg Theft Foiled by Bond Arrest
A man was apprehended in the morning while attempting to steal a cam of eggs from the Buck Brothers produce house. The eggs were recovered, and the suspect was detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Brothers Produce House
Will Rogers Daily Humorous Commentaries Start in Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite will carry Will Rogers daily humorous comments on men and affairs beginning this issue. The editor notes Rogers will be a daily feature for Central South Dakotans. A daughter’s graduation at a girls preparatory school prompts a witty reflection on studying English as inherited in the family.
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Huronite
Will Rogers
South
Beverly Hills
Cal
Mary Rogers
Douglas Fairbanks
Wallace Beery
Frank Edoyd
Register Taken In Theft Found In Buron Area
A cash register was stolen from a north Buron service station Thursday night and recovered by GE Waldner. Police found the safe about three quarters of a mile west of Hud ron airport. The thieves damaged the drawer but did not take any money. Another robbery at Cities Service station yielded eighty dollars and a small amount of supplies. Police think the bandits have left the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buron
GE Waldner
A. W. Hopkins
Hudron
Cities
Third Street
Ilinois Avenue
State Seeks Air Mail Route With Regional Support
South Dakota aviation leaders gathered in Huron to back a state wide push for an air mail line. Rapid City chair Walter Halley noted SD’s lack of a route and outlined a plan to win federal sanction for a corridor from Omaha to Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown and Fargo. Committees were formed to push aviation laws state airways airports aviation education and publicity.
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United
South Dakota
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Fargo
Halley
Federal Air Mail
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
Dawes Brisbine
Pierre
Wea
L. Bailey
Huron
Hal Bowring
Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Elevator meeting at Raymond elects officers
New officers elected were Martin Bunyold and Fred Jenkins at Raymond Elevator meeting. Free ice cream and cake were served after the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Martin Bunyold
Fred Jenkins
Hurricane Upsets Boat Loaded With Pleasure Seekers
In France near St Nazaire a storm sank the 100 foot steam boat St Philbert on a return trip from Nantes with picnickers. More than 400 people are feared dead and 442 tallies were the provisional death toll after the vessel capsized near Point de St Gildas. Eight rescued, eight bodies recovered, with official canvass ongoing. An investigation will determine causes as weather worsened and the master faced no blame.
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St, Nazaire
France
Bay of Hiscay
St. Philbert
Nantes
St. Nazaire
Noirmoutier
Point de St. Gildas
Juvenile D of H Meeting at Wessington June 16
Wessington hosts delegates from six ridges of the Pierre district Tuesday June 16 with a noonday lunch in the community hall and a 2 4 pm program in the main room. Visiting grand lodge officers will call the convention to order and preside with welcomes from Wessington and Pierre clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Pierre
Halk
Wessington Club
Pierre Club
Miller Club
Highmore Club
Onida
Huron Club
South Dakota
Jury to be seated in Ed Decker grand larceny case
Jurors to be selected today in the Ed Decker grand larceny trial in circuit court with both sides using four peremptory challenges each. State's Attorney Leo A. Termmey will present the case and give opening statement after jurors are seated. Defense will present its opening thereafter. A related note mentions Seetnoty Fee accused of attempting to steal three hogs from the Mennonite colony near Lake Byrne. Further details on page T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Termmey
Decker
Mennonlte
Lake Byrne
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Wester
Hoover Enroute
Sp. O. Wilson
Marketing Association
A. M. Eberly
Ry Mays
Pie
Martane
Ed Decker
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