Brock And Schlee Set New Air Mark
San Diego, June 18. Brock and Schlee set a new air record for the San Diego Jacksonville route. They left Jacksonville at 4:04 a.m. yesterday and arrived in San Diego after 13 hours 55 minutes 20 seconds, flying an average 165 mph over 2112 miles. They refueled and began the eastern leg at 11 p.m. yesterday, hoping to complete the return in less time than the westward flight. The record for the San Diego Jacksonville leg dated to 1919.
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Railway Earnings Reveal Huge Slump In 1930
C D Morris of Chicago, on the western railway committee, told the South Dakota Pharmaceutical association that western railways earned 3 percent in the first third of 1930, down sharply from 1929. He urged policy changes to end discrimination between rail and water transportation and remove subsidies seen as unjust.
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Hold Little Hope For Dr. W. K. Jacoby
Mobridge officials report slim chances of recovery for Dr. W. K. Jacoby after a Sunday automobile crash near Newell. He remains seriously injured and was moved to Minneapolis for specialist care. Dr. Jacoby, connected with Melbridge Hospital, is a respected local physician and associate of Dr. Larson.
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Nellie Tayloe Ross to Speak at Chautauqua Governor of Wyoming
Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross, elected Wyoming governor in 1924 by the largest majority to that date, will speak at the chautauqua season. She will discuss national government problems and women in politics. Ross is described as a brilliant orator with a charming personality and impressive presence.
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Accident near Newell Injures Doctor and Driver
In the northern half of the state a collision 23 miles north of Newell between Dr Jacobus and a Spearfish driver Edward Olsen caused multiple injuries. Olsen suffered a broken leg and severe cuts. the doctor received fractures and a punctured lung. First aid was given at Newell before transfer. Beside Matthew and Elva, four other Alpena relatives survive Mrs Smith, active Alpena church worker. Funeral plans pending.
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Mrs Alice Smith Dies Suddenly in Alpena
Alpena June 18 Mrs Alice Smith 73 pioneer resident of Jerauld county died suddenly at her home found by daughter Elva. She had long suffered heart disease but planned a California trip to visit another daughter. Son Matthew teaches in Pueblo Texas and daughter Elva teaches in Rapid City. Mrs Smith came to the area in 1897. Her husband A S...
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Family ends its own bunion derby in Kansas
Winchester Kansas June 18 George W Fetty led a family of 13 as they completed a 5200 mile trek over two months ending in Newport Arkansas. The travel feat marked the end of the bunion derby with the Fetty family visiting relatives. The article notes the US holds about 3 billion of the world’s gold reserves totaling over 12.9 billion while France and England hold the next largest shares.
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Bolivian revolt claims early successes amid border fighting
Buenos Aires reports claimed gains by the Bolivian insurgency led by Roberto Hinojosa as authorities dispute details. Frontier town Villazori seized near La Quinca, with insurgents said to have captured government funds and levied charges on firms. Wires down hinder full verification and censorship cited on outgoing telegrams.
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Yarije
Turmoil in South America from Resignation and Senate
Reports describe instability after resignations in the southern country. President Siles left government to the state council amid calls for a constitutional path to regain executive power. Argentina’s vice consul warns of serious conditions and insurrection rumors in major cities.
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Caase Council of State
Colla Ht
Villazon
la Quiaca
Hicerosa
United States
Holmar
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