Hoover Signs Tariff Bill and Sets Midnight Effect
President Hoover signed the tariff bill at 12 59 p m, with the new law taking effect at midnight. Customs officials brace for a rush as ships race to clear old rates. Democrats and Western independents rally against the measure while Republicans predict victory. Merchant ships push toward ports to beat higher duties and withdrawals surge at warehouses as lines form at the customs house.
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Washington
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Diermoor
New York
Custom House
Customs House
Smaria
Vulvania
White Star
France
Parker Gilbert Home Without Job After Dawes Plan Work
S Parker Gilbert former agent general under the Dawes plan says he is back in New York jobless after six years in Germany ended by the Young Plan. He and his wife plan a four to five month deferred honeymoon and tour of America. He praises Germany's recovery and its need to rationalize finances alongside industry.
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S. Parker Gilbert
New York
Germany
Young Plan
Bank of International Settlem Sents
France
Phin
Honeymoor
America
American Institute of Banking Opens 23rd Session in Denver
The American Institute of Banking opened its 23rd annual session in Denver Colorado with about 12000 delegates present for the opening program Rudolf S Hecht of New Orleans delivered the principal address on major principles of bank administration Hecht chairs the economic policy commission of the American Bankers Association focusing on industry standards and policy.
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Denver
Colo
American Institute of Banking
Rudolf 5. Hecht
New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
Economic Policy Commission
Mitchell Produce Toersday Auction and Odd Anecdotes
Mitchell June 17 listings show hens by weight and type with numbers for leghorns and spring chickens, roosters, ducks and geese, butterfat pricing and door delivery. A string of humorous motorist quotes follows, noting reckless speeds and strange observations.
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Mitchell
Freund Must Keep His Feet In House, Judge Rules
In Chicago on June 17 a judge granted a temporary injunction to Mrs. Freund who owns part of a rooming house at 923 N La Salle Street. She seeks to bar her husband Peter Freund from displaying his feet dangling from the front room window, saying it deters prospective tenants.
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Peter Freund
Chicago
N. la Salle
Sebath
Delegates condemn U.S. Chamber over farm board stance
Mitchell June 17 delegates of the Farmers Union pass resolutions condemning the United States Chamber of Commerce for opposing the federal farm board and demanding amendments to the state primary law. The group also censures the chamber for alleged collaboration with political interests. Next convention is slated for September in Wessington Springs with leaders Atkins Everson and Scharnhorst speaking.
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Mitchell
United States Chamber of Commerce
Federal Farm Board
Farmers Union
Republican Party
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
H. Everson
St. Charles
Henry Scharnhorst
Egan
Robber Enters Home of W Johnson and Steals Miscellany
Police report a break in at Warren O Johnson's home near 9 pm yesterday. Four cents, a rau coat, trousers, a candle, cookies, and other items worth about $2 were taken while the Johnsons were away. No suspect or trace found by noon today.
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Warren O. Johnson
Huron Weather Bureau
Loving Cup Offered by Rapid City Legion Leader
Dan Evans president of the Rapid City chamber of commerce offers a 30 inch silver loving cup to the American Legion rifle team with the highest score at the first annual all American Legion event in July. George P. Hurst director of civilian marksmanship for South Dakota confirms the top prize will be awarded to the highest scoring team during the meet at the state Legion convention but the cup must be won three consecutive times for permanent possession. The Spurs will be the team that receives Evans trophy.
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Rapid City
Dan Evans
State’ Legion
Hurst
Spurs
Waal
Anawn Oy
D. Evans
Opera for Masses in Chicago by A Pina TP A
A compact note from Chicago highlights an opera for general audiences presented by A Pina TP A. The piece emphasizes accessible performances and community appeal in the city arts scene.
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Opera For Masses
Chicago
A. Pina
Planes Parade for Huron Airport Reopening
Air show and two day festival mark the reopening of Huron airport with planes from Aberdeen Rapid City Sioux Falls Ree Heights Miller Mobridge and Lincoln Nebraska joining the celebration. Key pilots Clyde Tee Fred Hight Ed Randall and Jeh Miller head a diverse group performing parachute jumps wing walking and acrobatics for crowds in the Fair City.
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Aberdeen
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Ree Heights
Miller
Mobridge
Huron
Mistresses of the Sky
Rapid Air Lines Corporation
Omseha
Rapid Air Lines
Rapid Cs
Fair City
Warmbloe Chanko
Motor Ford
Fras
Johanie Gisi
Valley City
N. C
Jeh ‘Miller
Jack Thomson
Merle Persigo
Wamblee Chanko
Lidcoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kingsford Smith to Quit Flying After Atlantic Flight
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith plans to end his aviation career after completing the transatlantic hop. He will sell the Southern Cross, the aircraft used across roughly 70 000 miles in 750 flying hours, and marry his fiancée Miss Mary Powell. He disclosed the pledge as a condition of their betrothal.
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Kingsford-Smith
Dublin
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Mary Powell
Melbourne
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Southern Cross
Ingsford-Smith
Miss. Powell
Sir
Hubert Wilkins
Spud Second Well Spudded in Barker Field
Barker field in Hot Springs spudded the second well Sunday afternoon at Barker Number One. Driller William Titus expects oil horizon in 30 to 45 days. Electric light plant on the field to provide lights for the night tower.
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Barker Field
Fiji Islands Ship Soap Products Trade Shift
Fragmented copy notes soap product shipping from Fiji Islands to Washington amid hopeful trade talks. Text mentions head hunting proclivities and misread phrases with unclear dates and figures, rendering a partly garbled picture of trade interests and possible U.S. demand for Fiji soap goods.
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Fiji Islands
Washington
Snce Almagbely
United States
Life story of Max Schmeling chronicled in six parts
The Evening Huronite prints a six chapter life story of heavyweight champion Max Schmeling by Werner Laufer. It covers his first fights and early life including training in Endicott New York and his later boxing career with NEA service details.
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Huronite
Schmeling
Max Schmeling
Werner Laufer
NEA
Laufer
Endicott
Direct Probe Of Chicago's Gangs
Chicago reports public indignation forces resignations of Police Commissioner and deputy chief. Judge Normoyle assigns grand jury to probe politics gang links and crime profits as reform efforts accelerate. Iron Man Alcock becomes acting commissioner and cancels prior reassignments. A headless body found in Canal near Lockport prompts police to link it to gang turmoil. former gunman Eugene Red McLaughlin had recently been found in the same canal.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Grand Jury
Normaugie
Criminal Court
Normoyle
Normogie
John Stege
John H. Alcock
Steve
Alcock
Association of Commerce
Lockport
Nouthwest
Yesterdy
Coronet'aj
Eugene Red McLaughlin
Agarog
Schall Apparently Winner In Senate Race In Minnesota
Renomination of Thomas D. Schall Republican for the U S Senate was indicated as more than a fourth of Minnesota precincts reported a 2 583 vote plurality over Gov Theodore Christianson. Schall led in rural areas backing his chief opponent while John F Selb trailed after entering the race late. Lundeen led the former labor nomination fight with a push for fusion with Democrats for November. Hoidale ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination. The party alignment favored rejection of the Smoot Hawley tarff and support for river and waterway projects.
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St, Paul
Thomas D. Schall
United States Senate
Theodore Christianson
Schall
Senate
John F. Selb
Christianson
Rilval
Selb
Ernest Lundeen
Kud Weald
Congress
Lundeen
Farmer- Labor Party
Democrats
Hinar Haidals
Farmer-Laborites
Hoidale
Pave B. Olson
Mississippi River
St. Lawrence
Ray P. Chasé
J. A. A. Burnquist
Floyd 3B. Olson
Carl E. Taylor
George W. Joseph Dies After Sudden Oregon Candidacy
Portland Oregon June 17 nomination news notes former candidate George W Joseph GOP governor nominee for Oregon died suddenly. The court barred him from practicing law over ethical concerns, leaving the party to choose a replacement candidate.
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George W. Joseph
Oregon
Portland
Ore
George
Joseph
Gefen
Dirty Shirt Clue Solves Chicago Mystery
In Chicago a man with a dirty shirt forced entry at a laundry and fled. He returned with a hatchet demanding service, prompting a crowd to signal police. The Pangs provided a clue after escaping to raise the alarm, helping police note the dirty shirt as evidence.
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Chicago
Don
Sam Pang
Odd Fellows Open State Convention In Mitchell
More than 1000 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from across the state arrive in Mitchell for the annual convention opening the second day. A one day grand encampment session is at city hall and Rebekah assembly meetings follow with a school of instruction led by Mrs. Edna Raynolds. Committees are named for credentials finance legislation and judiciary among others as the convention heads toward peak attendance Wednesday with grand lodge sessions.
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Mitchell
Hebekah
Edna Raynolds
Terraville
Rebekah
Oda
J. E. McNamee
Canova
D. J. Davison
Bristol
D. Batshelor
Wet Springs
Wd. “D. Hale
Worthing
Madison
C. W. Blow
Dell Rapids
A. H. Hoff
da Smet
W. R. Stephenson
J. R. Chase
Lemmon
F. S. Lehman
Watertown
A. 3. Nesby
Department Council of Patriarchs Militant and Ladies Auxiliary
Grand Lodge
Pharmaceutical Groups At Meeting In Sioux Falls
The South Dakota State Pharmaceutical Association opened its annual convention in Sioux Falls with advance registrations higher than ever. More than 500 are expected to attend as the two day program begins with an address by J. J. McKay of Pierre, reports by officers, and a morning program of meetings. W. W. Holliday directs this afternoon’s memorial services and manufacturing representatives speak during the day. Officers listed include J. J. McKay vice president Lewis Hartford secretary Row nes Gettysburg treasurer Fy hoven of Clark.
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W.E.A
City
Alaron
Woman's Bonest Association
Elks Hall
Marvin’ Hughitt
Myra: Davison
Aberdeen
Fraternal Insurance Group
Ella Mark Lee
Boone
Iowa
Nebraska
Mobridge
Pierre
Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Lee
Huron
W. S. Gascoigne
South Dakota State Pharmaceutical Association
Aéth
J. J. McKay
Fred*l. Vilas
State-Board of Pharmacy
W. W. Holliday
Atata Association
Lewis
Hartford
Nes
Gettysburg
Fyhoven
Clork
Slayer Of Father Of Don C. Lewis Is Held In Butte Jail
Jose Lopes confessed slayer of W E Lewis of Presho state highway department employee was held in Bubleeau jail at Belle Fourche as authorities await word from relatives The body was found on a hillside Lopes said he stabbed Lewis during an argument in which he turned on him after fearing a gun Lopes will be taken before Circuit Court Judge McNenny for sentencing as soon as possible
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Don C. Lewis
Butte
Belle Fourche
Jose Low Pez
W. E. Lewis
Presho
McNenny
Deadwood
C. B. Ward
Butte County
State
Jose Lopes
Bubleeau
Lewis
Don G. Lewis
Pierre
Lopes
Newell
Tysday
Long
Lopez
Lewig
Abdormen
Lopex
Clay County Treasurer Faults Cited In Audit
State Auditor William M. Dunn released a report noting irregularities in Clay county records. Cash tax receipts for 1927 28 29 totaling 1784 23 and personal checks 524 56 were carried as cash. Unpresented tax receipts and checks amounted to 2377 08 with a shortage of 202 44, totaling 4888 37, of which Vermillion reports about 1500 had been collected. The full audit is with county commissioners and the state’s attorney.
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Pierre
Clay County
William M.dunn
Vermillion
D. Lund
Lund
Dunn
Everson Visits Camp Rapid for Two Day Joint Maneuver
General William G. Everson of Washington D C arrives at Camp Rapid by plane for a visit. A 13 gun salute greets him as flag day activities conclude with a regimental parade and artillery music. Col and Mrs Hale receive a silver wedding gift from officers. The 14th motor transport company and state staff present. The two day joint maneuver will involve all troops and run through the night to Thursday.
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Everson
Rapid Guard
Rapid City
William G. Everson
Washington, D. C
Militia Bureau
Camp Rapid
National Guard
William A. Hale
Aberdeen
Artillery
14Th Motor Transport Company
Leslie Jengen
Gring Range
Weather near Huron Unclear Forecast Notes
Readable portions indicate tonight mostly cloudy with a slight warmer trend Tuesday night into Wednesday in eastern and central regions. Forecast mentions possible showers and cooler conditions with variable intensity across South Dakota and eastern areas.
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Eeerely
Huron
Dakoota
Eastvand
Warner In
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Wamblee
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Wisconsin Madison
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Varsity
Nile Lake
Wisconsin
Wiss
Minnesota
Brewster
Frederick Hale
Maine
White
Gould
Presque Isle
National House
William Tudor
Gardiner
John Wilson
Bangor
Wilison
Egypt
Rebekahs
Highway Department
Clay
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