Rauscher Case Heads to Jury After Defense Wraps Up
Rauscher on trial in Beadie county for a July 29 robbery of $4,891 from the county treasurer’s office faced possible jury deliberations late today or early Thursday. He testified in his own defense while attorney J. T. McCullen noted lack of funds for counsel. The defense questioned his drunkenness claim as Mrs. Wecker testified she saw liquor on him but not drink, and described visits with W. Roberts and the Weckers at their North Huron home before the robbery which occurred around 5 p.m. Witnesses included treasurer’s office clerk Minnie Kemp, second hand store operators H A Klein and James McWeeney, Yale’s H A Lawrence, and Deputy Sheriff Larsen.
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Wack Rauscher
Cieuit
Beadie County
J. T. McCullen
Rauscher
W. B. Roberts
Bear
Walter Weeker
Huron
Faite
Minnie B. Kemp
H. A. Klein
James McWeeney
H. A Lawrence
Yale
Wondracek Hardware
North
Sherif Larsen
Guards Stage Two Day Joint Maneuver at Range
Rapid City conducts a two day field exercise with field artillery and the 108th engineers on active duty at the range. Col. Hazle acts as brigade commander, Col. Wales leads the artillery, and Col. Lewis commands the engineers and infantry. Imaginary forces attack from Box Elder toward Rapid City with lines from Pierre and Hot Springs aligned as main columns.
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Rapid City
Withfield Artillery
108Th Engineers
W. A. Hazle
Boyd Wales
147Th Field Artillery
Earle Lewis
Enoinery
Box Elder
Pierre
Hot Springs
Commons Passes Finance Bill 222 90 in marathon session
London June 18 The house of commons passed the chancellor's finance bill by 222 to 90 after a 22 hour debate with bitter exchanges between Winston Churchill and Philip Snowden. The chancellor stood firm as the bill's fate hung in the balance and adjourned after a lengthy session.
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London
House of Commons
Charcellor
Winston Churchill
Exchequer
Philip Snowden
Unsettled Weather With Showers Forecast Tonight and Thursday
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions for Faron with possible showers tonight and Thursday, cooler by Thursday. South Dakota forecasts partly cloudy skies with showers in east and central areas, cooler in the west tonight, generally fair except for scattered showers and cooler conditions in the extreme east portion.
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Faron
South Dakota
Too Many Stories Bring Release Of Accused Chicagoan
Chicago reporters note a raid on the Maison Ritz club run by David Mulligan at 22 East Adams Street. Police described the building as two and a half stories but liquor was found on the fourth floor. Attorney Nick Romano claimed obstruction and Judge Joseph L. McCarthy dismissed the case.
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Chicago
Maison Ritz
David Mullgan
Cock Eye
East Adams Street
Poice
Nick Romano
Joseph L. McCarthy
Tribune Keeps Lingle Murder Probe Active
Chicago editorials vow to pursue rumors tied to Alfred Lingle's death and clear the reporter's name. State's Attorney Swanson and John Alcock lead the grand jury inquiry with City Council to decide police leadership and future command.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Lingle
Tribune
Joh
A. Swanson
John H. Alcock
Alcock
Census Activities Shift To Capital In 1930 Effort
Washington reports the 1930 census moving to the capital as field supervisors close shops. More than 5,000 workers will be at headquarters by month end, up from 3,400 in 1920. The process begins with voucher checks, then hand counting and coding to turn personal data into abstract statistics for tabulation.
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Washington
Census Bureau
William M. Steuart
Directo
Steuart
New Tariff Law Triggers Global Retaliation Talks
The Hawley Smoot tariff law took effect as customs offices opened at eight this morning. Canada activated countervailing duties on U S imports, while Belgium Spain Cuba France and Rome weighed responses. The Treasury dispatched 16 experts to craft enforcement rules within 90 days.
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Canada
United States
Havana
el Mundo
Cuba
Paris
Petit Bleu
Rome
Washington
Customs Service
Sagner
Treasury Department
Treasury
Alaska
Havwaii
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Borsh
Idan
Huron Weather Outlook With Precipitation Forecast
A weather and crops summary for the week ending June 17 notes a dry spell in Huron and central South Dakota with over two weeks since substantial rain. Scattered light showers occurred in the north and east while most areas stayed dry. crops remain generally in good condition though wheat oats barley suffer in dry zones, pastures and alfalfa need rain, and temperatures ran below normal with strong winds.
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Huron
South ‘Dakota
Admit Sixteen U Graduates To Bar PIERRE
Sixteen graduates from the University of South Dakota College of Law were admitted to practice by the South Dakota Supreme Court. Also admitted was W. P. Rooney of Hot Springs, formerly a Nebraska attorney. Names include Adan L. Austin Vermillion Lloyd E. Baum Mitchell Herman L. Bleeker Emery Joseph B. Boe Presho Louis N. Crill Vermillion Arthur C. Firebery Beresford Hobart H. Gates Custer Vincent P. Barris Plankinton E A Houck Gettysburg Thomas R. Howell Chadron Nob Carl W. Miller Kennebec Glen S. Paterson Henry Maurice Rawlings Vermillion H F Ricketts Armour John C. Sinclair Beresford Homer G. Taggart in Midland.
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Pierre
College of Law
University
South Dakota
South Dakota Supreme Court
W. P. Rooney
Hot Springs
Nebraska
Vermillion
Mitchell
Herman L. Bleeker
Emery
Joseph B. Boe
Presho
Louis N. Crill
Arthur C. Firebery
Beresford
Hobart H. Gates
H. F. Ricketts
Armour
John C. Sinclair
Homer G. Taggart
Midland
Lewis Burial Planned Next Day in Presho and Neb Warning
Funeral for W E Lewis of Presho with highway department employee at home of daughter Lonie will be held tomorrow. Other daughter Mr Kan to attend. Authorities note service in Presho Nebraska route context.
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Pierre
E. Lewis
Presho
Alain
Neb
Ofa
Lonie
Mr Kan
Gypsy Girl Scout Troop Visits Huron Tonight
Mrs Alfred Juhre leads a Minneapolis Gypsy troop of first class Girl Scouts visiting Huron as guests of local Girl Scouts. The campout includes deep woods instruction under district forest ranger P J Bayle with outdoor cooking and tent living, a 36 hour canoe trip possible through Canadian border lakes.
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Alfred Juhre
Minneapolis
Huron
Black Halls
Jubre
Hiawatha! Region
Minnesota
North
South
P. J. Bayle
Canadian
Black Hills
Plan Big Welcome For Admiral Byrd Upon His Arrival
New York prepares a grand, multi‑part welcome for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition after 16 months abroad. A harbor marine parade, 13‑gun salute, and a 3,000‑strong guard of honor will lead a Broadway procession to City Hall. Byrd family members and Virginia officials join the city’s quarantine welcome aboard the Macom and Riverside ships.
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New York
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Nooa
Lindbergh
Paris
Governor's Island
Broadway
City Hall
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
City of New York
Eleanor Bolling
Qu Jing
Admiral Byrd
Grover A. Whalen
John Garland Pallock
Odd Fellows convention in Meichell closes day three
The Renekah assembly and grand lodge conducted the third day of the South Dakota state Odd Fellows convention. Elections named Chloe Johnson of Sioux Falls as president of the ladies auxiliary with Flossie Bright and Mrs Gina Bruce in senior roles, and several appointive offices pieced among Sioux Falls Yankton and Watertown. Grand decorum honors were awarded to F O Simonson and Dr J E McNamee, with sovereign degrees to be conferred in Indianapolis in September. Installation of officers planned for Friday.
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Meichell
General Order of Business
Renekah Assembly
Grand Lodge
State Convention of Odd Fellows
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Fatharchy
Chloe Johnson
Sioux Falls
Flossie Bright
Elk Point
Gina Bruce
Yankton
Iva Roberts
Madison
Wess Parsons
Rider
Jessie Tremere
Elta Martin
Fijous Falls
Clara Vantassell
Troquois
Viola Bourret
Stickney
Hanna Provine
Gettysburg
Evelyn ‘Talbott
Watertown
Mae Barrette
department council of the Patriarchs_ Militant
F. O. Simonson
J. E. McNamee
Canova
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Indianapoli
Rebekah Assembly
Final Dividend Paid by Marvin State Bank Pierre
The Marvin State Bank of Marvin closed its affairs with a final dividend of five percent paid to creditors per the Gate Banking Department report. One of New York's power stations uses about 30 car loads of coal daily.
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Marvin State Bank
Pierre
Marvin State Bank of
Marvin
Gate Banking Department
New York
Chicago Policemen Flee From Mrs Czarnecki in Bath
In June 1841 Chicago, Mrs Caroline Czarnecki, resting after a bath, confronted four policemen at her door with a revolver. They had a warrant from a neighbor dispute with Hattie Yenkatevitch. She told them to leave, and the officers fled. she later went to the station, charged with disorderly conduct.
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Chicago
Challenge Issued By Bishop Cannon
Washington report on June 18 describes Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts challenging Bishop Cannon to repeat his charges on the House floor risking prosecution for libel. Cannon, en route through Lewisville, Ky, responded with a telegram and defended his handling of $43,300 from E. C. Jameson to promote the Heave’s cause in the South. Jameson testified he gave Cannon $65,200, with $17,000 described as expended and the remainder argued to be unnecessary for a report.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Cannon
Dity
Lilet
Will
Smith
Senate
E. C. Jameson
New York
Lewisville
House of Representatives
Cathalic Boston
Jameson
Gasoline station zoning recommended amid two week wait
The zoning commission urged the city commission to amend the city ordinance to allow gasoline stations on Dakota Avenue between Sixteenth and Eighteenth Streets near Prospect Park. The city commission took no action, likely delaying final decision for at least two weeks. A new ordinance also requires drivers to stop at railroad crossings when warning signals are active, an emergency measure adopted for public health and safety and to take effect after publication.
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Dakota_avenue
Sixteenth
Prospect Park
St Paul Auditor Dies Suddenly in Spokane Hotel
Spokane report says Frank P Poole age 66 of Saint Paul Minnesota longtime general traveling auditor for Weyerhauser Sales lumber distributors collapsed and died in a Spokane hotel room last night officials say he appeared to suffer a heart attack while staying during a business trip for the company
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St. Paul
Spokane
Wash
Frank P.poole
St Paul
Minn
Weyerhauser Sales Company
Ambassadors Dominates Jersey Primary For U S Senate
Dwight W. Morrow, Republican nominee, leads New Jersey primary by over 250000 votes in a four corner race. Fort and Frelinghuysen concede as Morrow and his pro liquor stance secure the nomination. Fort trails, Frelinghuysen and Kelly finish distant.
Plead Not Guilty To Conspiracy Charges in Iowa
Fairfield Iowa June 17 five persons indicted for conspiracy in alleged fraudulent cattle deals today entered pleas of not guilty in district court. Tra Hooiman of Muscatine was the last to appear filing a $2000 bond. Other bond reductions lowered totals from $5000 for J F Teal Fairfield to $3000. F W Kings Fairfield. Parl Armstrong Libertyville $2500. R Price Selma. B W Channel Douds. G F Graber Fairfield. F F Johnston Stockport $2000. B R Hallerty Joe Shelton Fairfield. Audrew Lamis Mount Pleasant. C C Peterson Keosauquit sums $4500.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Tra Hooiman
Muscatinic
J. F. Teal
F. W. Kings
Parl Armstrong
Libertyville
R. Price
Selma
B. W. Channel
Douds
G. F. Graber
F. F. Johnston
Stockport
B. R. Hallerty
Joe Shelton
Audrew Lamis
Mount Pleasant
C. C. Peterson
Keosauquit
Iowa Rivers Still On Wild Rampages
Flood waters in southeastern Iowa continued to surge with the Cedar and Skunk rivers remaining high. Optimism from Burlington claimed the Iowa river receded in 24 hours while levee work by prisoners at Fort Madison and private crews protected thousands of acres. Des Moines County reported levee breaks and widespread land flooding lingering.
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Iowa
Burlington
Tews City
Cedar
Skunk
Fort Madisor
Lee County
Des Moines
Ser
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Run of the Soul
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Joseph S. Frelinghiysen
John A.kelly
Alexander Simpson
Dentocat
Walter E. Mdge
Thelma Parkinson
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Frelinghuysen
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James K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League
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