Senate Leaders Forecast Defeat for Bonus Bill in Vote
In Washington leaders in the Senate vowed to crush the immediate payment plan for a $2.4 billion veteran bonus. Senator Watson predicted 60 of 98 votes against it as Finance Committee opposition grew. Veterans camped near Congress amid showers, facing evictions and tension with police while calls mounted to unseat lawmakers who opposed the measure.
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Senate
Watson
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senatr Finance Committee
Walsh
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wagner
Copeland
New York
Congress
Dan
George Alman
Portland
Ore
Jeaders
Cupalion
Betous
Army
Glassford
Walter W. Waters
Pamanent
Rowse
Lake City Masons conclude 73rd convocation sessions
The 73rd annual convocation of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons and the 68th annual convention of the Order of High Priesthood concluded as more than 250 Masons departed Lake City after yesterday’s sessions. Jos H Thorpe of Watertown was named grand high priest. A B McKee of Mitchell was elected president. Other officers were announced, with Roger Humphreys Lead named grand king and Roger Brown Sioux Falls grand scribe. The gathering, including sessions of the Grand Lodge A F and A M and Grand Council, was the event’s culmination. A separate note reports Amelia Putnam, an American transatlantic flyer, honored by Romania’s King Carol with the order of merit for a government visit, as she travels back to the United States.
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State Assembly of Maganic
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Order of High Priesthood
Jos. H. Thorpe
Watertown
A. B. McKee
Mitchell
Roger K. Humphreys
Roger I. Brown
Sioux Falls
Louis’ Jacobs
Lennox
George A Pettigrew
Ed F. Siegfriedt
Yankton
Buehler
Frank Coyne
Kadoka
J. BR. Johnson
Huron
Royal Arch
Spillum
Brookings
William A. Rummena Besant
Vail
Rex. A. Doyce
Hot Springs
Fred L. Bar
Grand Lodge
Grand Council
Aberdeen
Amelia
Charest
Romania
Carol
Amena Earhart Putnam
Putnam
United States
Unsettled cooler spell with mixed clouds in region
A weather item notes unsettled and cooler conditions tonight into Saturday with partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures in eastern portions. It mentions a delivery service for Buronite and a phone prompt for Western Union related to an evening delivery time, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Huron
Dakota
Western Union—Siz
Buisch Lauded By G. B. Fahrendorf
Huron leaders praise L H Buisch of Payton Ohio as a vital speaker at the state retail merchants convention in Sioux Falls He is to headline a Retailers Institute in Huron Monday with a noon luncheon and an evening session The institute is part of a Northwest tour by Buisch and National Merchants association officials including Harry L Kyes The event draws service clubs and chamber members from Huron and nearby towns
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J. H. Buiseh
Dayton
Ohio
Retailers’ Institute
Heron
Huron
L. H. Buisch
Payton
Sioux Falls
Busch
G. B. Fahrendorf
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Liing
Buisch
Fahrendat Su
Cvase Bui
Paul K. Myers
E. L. Sewell
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Ionvention
Fahrendorf
Bulsch
Service Club
Chamber of Commerce
The
Chamber
Huron Co-Operative Club
Charles F. Collison
Minneapolis Tribune
Merchant's Service Bureau
National Cash Register Company
National Merchants Associaion
Harry L. Kyes
Association
Barnes Plan to Round Up Criminals in South Dakota
State Sheriff Bruce Barnes unveiled a six point plan in Sioux Falls urging a citizen mounted “minute men” network across five counties. Each town would name five residents to aid after crimes. The plan emphasizes pursuit and rapid communication to stop criminals using fast cars.
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Sioux Fall
South Dakota
Bruce Barnes
Minnehaha
Barnes
Beer Gardens Raided in Aberdeen Authorities Seize Alcohol
Aberdeen officers raided sewer boot gardens yesterday drying the Vale stead area. Over 100 gallons of beer mash and 1000 pints of beer plus equipment were confiscated. No arrests were made but legal action started. seven garden owners face potential home padlocking if beer operations continue.
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Aberdeen
Valestead
Democrats Prep To Take Stage In National Convention Drama
Democrats move toward their Chicago convention as Republicans wrap up their bid. Everett Sanders is named campaign manager after Hoover aides push for a businesslike chairman. Curtis secures renomination amid internal party tensions and administration backing.
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Chicago
Curtis
G. O. P. Parney
Byron Price
Associated Press
Cricago
Toover
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Maka
Hoover
Washington
Dolly Gann
Alice Longworth
Mrs. Gann
Pennsylvania
Sanders
Strat de At
Fraternal Congress Heads Hold Session in Huron
The South Dakota Fraternal Congress met at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with 15 delegates from seven organizations including A O U W W O W Degree of Honor and Royal Neighbors. Fearne of Fargo spoke on the Fraternal System and its laws as plans for a Sioux Falls November convention were outlined and tours were arranged. Local organizers Mina M Wood and state Royal Neighbors head coordinated arrangements. Average daily attendance in North Carolina public schools signals a need for about 1000 new teachers next year.
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South Dakota Fraternal Congress
Sioux Falls
S. E. Fearne
Fargo
N. Ds
J. 5. Shaffer
Aberdeen
Congress
A. 0
U. W
Royal Neighbors of America
Maccabees
Benefit Security Association
Women's Benefit Association
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Fearne
Mina M. Wood
Huront
Royal Neighbors
North Carolina
13 Year Old Boy To Visit Fiji
Chicago reports13 year old Hartley De Gerald plans an unaccompanied voyage to the Fiji Islands to film locals with a movie camera. He will travel from Chicago to Vancouver then sail aboard the S S Niagara to Honolulu and onward to Fiji. He previously journeyed to the Arctic Circle unaccompanied last year.
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Fiji
Chicago
Hartley de Gerald
Fiji Islands
Arctic Circle
Vancouver
S. S. Niagara
Honolulu
Rain Totals Across Huron and State Rainfall and Wind
Huron and nearby areas received .22 inches of rain while other parts of the state saw up to 2.25 inches at Aberdeen. A violent wind storm hit the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, destroying 50 tipi dwellings. Only Lemmon and Rapid City recorded no rain in the 24 hours to 7 a.m. Today. Monthly moisture in Huron reached 1.34 inches. yearly total now 7.35 inches. Other stations reported varying amounts including Fairfax 1.25, Milbank .66, Mitchell 1.23, Mobridge 1.07, Pierre 2.00, Redfield .53, Sioux Falls 1.22, Watertown .9, Yankton .14. Iroquois and vicinity also received heavy rain in a separate note.
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Huron
Aberdeen
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Government Weather Bureau
Lemmon
Rapid City
Corn
Fairfax
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Watertoom
Yankton
Gangland Bullets End Barker's Life
Chicago reports the death of George Hed Barker an associate of the Capones a key gangland figure killed by gunmen firing from across the street. Two youths a young woman and two men connected to the case were taken for investigation while Barker’s rivals and racketeering ties are noted.
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Barker
Chicago
George
Hed) Barker
Capones
Assassina
Larry Evans
George Bickford
Keystone
Boy Triumphs Over Infantile Paralysis at Duluth Home
In Minneapolis a 14 year old boy named David Savage of Duluth, once crippled by infantile paralysis, smiled today as he leaves for his father's summer home. He spent months on hospital care and a respirator, gaining strength daily before this milestone. He still uses the respirator briefly each day.
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Minneapolis
David Savage
Duluth
Senate Faces Big Jobless Aid Fight in June
Washington June 12 The Senate prepared for a major clash over a 500 million dollar bond issue for public works as Congress rushes to pass the last big relief bill for the unemployed. President Hoover opposes bonds. LaFollette and other leaders push bold schemes, while House measures differ. Deadlock persists in budget and tax debates as adjournment nears.
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Congress
Senate
Hoover
House
LaFollette
Wisconsin Republican Independent
BML
Red Cross
Evnion
Starved cripple dies as relatives claim exorcism motive
Baltimore police reconstruct a case in which Grant Rubel, a 26 year old cripple, starved to death by his mother Annie Aubel and brother Baul Aubel to drive out devils said to possess him. The body was found on a couch. a diary notes death on April 4 and a failed attempt to bind him.
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Baltimore
Grant Rubel
Annie Aubel
Baul Aubel
Grant
Paul
Religious Farmer Confesses To Arson
Lincoln Neb June 1 A farmer five miles northwest of Albion S D Corderman confessed to arson in 1928 after joining a renal church and admitting he kicked a lantern in his barn causing a fire that destroyed the barn and goods. He had $1500 insurance and promised repayment. He was bound over to district court after being strung in county court.
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Neb
Albion
L. J. Butcher
S D Colderman
Corderman
Carderman
Yesterdday
Swedes From Over America Meet For Reunion In Hills
Visitors from across the United States and Canada register for the Haviedol reunion society gathering at Rapid City South Dakota. The event near Rapid Canyon features Swedish folk dances and songs from Harjedal and other Swedish states. Dancers wear costumes brought from Sweden long ago. Carl V. Eastman of Black Hawk is president of the national organization.
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Rapid City
United States
Canada
Haviedol Reunion Society
Harjedal
Sweden
Rapid Canyon
Carl V. Eastman
Black Hawk
Northwest business men offer to fund grasshopper drive
Executives from 13 local banks and civic groups proposed an immediate 300000 dollar anti grasshopper campaign in Montana and Idaho with reimbursement from federal authorities. They urged action to protect Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana crops and claimed strong support from Fargo and Twin Cities financiers. Hyde disputed misstatements while Hyde refused to withdraw opposition to a federal funding request for grasshopper control.
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Hoover
Hyde
Garner
Minnesota
Therakootas
Montana
Fargo
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Afd
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Fargo Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Weiser
Twin Cities
Congress
Arthur M. Hyde
Articulture
Chicago
White Selected For Grange Meet
Custer June 14 government district session closed after a three day meet. South Dakota Grange decided to hold its convention in White. Officers were installed by C C Cogswell of Pretty Prairie Kansas and Dr A N Hume spoke on agronomy at Brookings state college. Resolutions urged law enforcement support for agricultural marketing act and state income tax while opposing highway payments until secondary roads improve.
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Custer
South Dakota Grange
White
C. C. Cogswell
Pretty Prairie
Kansas
Kansas Grange
A N. Hume
State College
Brookings
Grange
Divine Providence
Huron VFW Group Attends Aberdeen Post Induction
Six members of the Huron Veleranga foreign Wars post visited Aberdeen last night to attend a C. C. Croal post meeting where six candidates were inducted into the order. The party included Department Commander James R. Lowrie and Jobe Johnson, L. V. Bandy, C. Buchanan, I. O. Hagen, and Lester Wallenfeld.
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Huron Veleranga Foreign Wars Post
Aberdeen
C. C. Croal Post
James R. Lowrie
Jobe Johnson
L. V. Bandy
C. ©. Buchanan
I. O. Hagen
Lester Wallenfeld
Trade Barriers Highlight World reparations talks at Lausanne
At the Lausanne conference, Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan agreed to a temporary halt on reparations payments from June 30, extending the Hoover moratorium through the conference. Germany signaled it may seek action on private debts, while the U.S. said it has not been asked to join any extension and will await European agreement before proposing debt rearrangements.
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Lausanne
Witzerland
Jane Waim
Fr Syme
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Neville Chamberlain
Washington
United States
State Department
Hoover
House Approves Fulmer Measure for Wheat Aid
The House approved a Fulmer measure by 185 to 14 to release 40,000,000 bushels of wheat and 500,000 bales of cotton. The bill authorizes funds to retire loans and storage costs, with the plan tied to Red Cross support and farm board actions pending in the Senate.
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House
Fulmer
Senate
Oregon Republic
Congress
Hope
Kansas
Republi
North Dakota
Jones
Agricult Farm Board
Els
Garner's Condition Reported After Illness Strike
Washington reports the condition of Speaker Garner at his hotel following an illness. Dr. George Calver from the capital medical team provided details on his health status and progress.
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Washington
Speaker l
George Calver
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