Threats to Morrow Over Church Accord Clergy Peace
In pico City on June 22 ailing ambassador Morrow, key in resolving the Mexican gas dispute, received letters threatening harm tied to his mediation. Officials deem the threats as crank notes, while crowds celebrate the settlement and gratitude to Morrow for aiding a peaceful accord amid religious strife.
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Batudtry
Spanish Flyers On Way To U S From Cartagena
Cartgena Spain June 21 Major Ramon Franco famed aviator who crossed the south Atlantic in 1926 departed here at 4 50 p m with three companions on a flight to New York. First stop the Azores expected by 8 38 a m Madrid time then a possible Halifax leg if weather interferes.
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Lee Swioenhall
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Lincoln Field
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Ohio
Harrisburg
George Cryer
James Walker
Schoghhatz
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California
Cantain Hawks
Hawks
Soldiers Bouts Draw Crowd At National Guard Boxing Night
National Guard boxing cards at the State Fairy grounds drew many soldiers. A drew first card with five men, Adamson of Company B defeated Caldwell, Olson of Company A beat Waves, and Tuffato of Company B stopped Schaub in the first round. Difficulty filling cards noted as many soldiers had been on field operations. About 20 boxers appeared over three cards, with more events postponed for a bigger program Sunday evening.
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Spain
Pany
Rousch
Madigan
Weather Forecast For Huron And Vicinity
Unsettled tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. South Dakota mostly late to night and Sunday cooler in the north central portion.
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Huron
South Dakota
North Central
Public Links golf tour opens with Brokl Normark lead
In Minneapolis on June 21 Frank Brokl of St. Paul and Abe Normark of Minneapolis shot 77 on the first 18 holes to lead the 72 hole medal play in the Northwest Public Links tour. Girard Thompson of Minneapolis carded 78 to take second, with Pat Neister of Minneapolis at 80. Jack Ruithe of South Dakota posted 85, while Bob Dugan of Watertown finished with 103 after a 54 on the first nine.
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Frank Brokl
St. Paul
Minnesota
Abe Normark
Girard. Thompson
Pat Neister
Jack Ruithe
South, Dakota
Bob Dugan
Watertown
Charles
Gart
Henan
State 8 Et 40 Heads To Visit Huron Salon
State 8 Et 40 travels to Huron for a salon visit with Mrs. Eliza Linnie Bendé and Beth Spitzer as RP state secretary, the event list noting participants and roles.
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Huron
Mra
Eliza
Linnie Bendé
Beth Spitzer
Stat RP
Gavel Honored in Memory of Late Dr Burlingame
Watertown lodge plans a memorial gavel bearing Dr R M Burlingame’s name to travel among lodges statewide. A committee from each lodge will carry the tribute to the next meeting, with data attached at each stop and the gavel kept as a trophy by Watertown Lodge.
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Esterday
South da
Watertown
Drior
M.burllpame
Dr. Burlingame
Cement Plant Pays $100000 Toward Bonds
Rapid City report notes cement commission approved a $100,000 payment by the plant to the state treasurer for July. Chairman George Philip says the payment reduces principal and interest on bonds. Previous years saw $375,000 borrowed repaid, and $350,000 added to the state fund last year.
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Cement Commission
George
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State Treasury
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Inti
Has Too Many Children One Is Given Away
A Kansas City bus station scene features Irvin Thompson of Iowa with six of her eight children. She placed a three month old baby with a neighbor for care, sparking police involvement after authorities refused to allow the child to be given away. The infant remained at city hospital while police sought the mother.
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Irvin Thompson
Iowa
Lere
Ruth - Walton
Ceplin
Camp Goal Raised for State Fair Grounds Camp
R A Cave, superintendent, raised the advance attendance goal for the four club camp at the State Fair grounds from 200 to 300. He noted 187 had declared intent to attend, with 15 from Spink County registered. Breakfast is served in camp and facilities at the grounds will support an extensive program.
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Spink
Tanges Bond Fixed At One Thousand Dollars
Carl Tange bound over to circuit court on a grand larceny charge after noon proceedings before Justice A L Kinkead. The case involves alleged theft of chickens valued at $24,601 from Koerner farm near Virgil. Derkach pleaded guilty earlier. both Young brothers also pleaded guilty before Judge W Taylor.
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Huron
Rehrealt
A. L. Kinkead
Simon *Derkach
Virgil
Leo A. Temmeyne
Derkach
Tanogether
Tred
Walter Yo
Koerner Farm
Rain needed in central South Dakota report
Rain is needed across central South Dakota to salvage a hump crop. Seven counties report moisture deficits with small grains headed in some areas and harvest expected early if rain arrives. Beadle and Hand counties note scattered deficits though alfalfa and prairie hay show promise.
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Gentral
South Dakota
Roy Olmstead
Broadland
Beadle
Wwe
Lothara
Hand
Ames
Food firms pursue a giant merger plan
A garbled, fragmentary note indicates food firms consider a large merger. It mentions plan to pitch to stockholders and names Fleischmann and Py Moneuith in unclear contexts. Key entities and details are unreadable. core idea centers on a potential corporate merger in the food sector.
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Fleischmann
Gant
Chicago attorney pays $10,000 to break 80 in golf
Alfred Austrian of Chicago paid George O Neill $10,000 after months of coaching to break 80. The final scores 78, 79, and 77 demonstrated progress, with Austrian claiming the reward was to win a $5 bet.
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Alfred
Ley
George O'Neil
Lake Shore Country ‘Club
O'Neil
Phen
Snook Indicted on First Degree Murder Charge
A confession-aligned case centers on Dr. Snook after a jealous dispute ends with the slaying of a woman at a rifle range. Mrs. Snook proclaims his innocence and vows support, while prosecutors weigh a special-term court for the trial. The indictment accuses premeditated murder. defense contemplates temporary insanity.
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Snook
John J. Chester Jr
Yto
Spanish airmen May Fly Toward New York After Azores Rumor
Reports from Lisbon and Madrid fueled speculation that Major Ramon Franco’s trans Atlantic plane might have passed the Azores island of San Miguel. In Horta no official word was received, complicating the tale as authorities in Madrid and Lisbon claimed progress toward New York.
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Mayal
Azores
Ramon Franco
San Miguel
Lisbon
Madrid
Vasca A Gama
Alfonso
Camp Da-Ko-Tah Opens To Scouts
Camp Da-Ko-Tah near Miller opens under Scout executive Fred C. Eggers to receive the first contingents of Boy Scouts this Sunday afternoon. The event marks the start of a new session with two groups from the camp.
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Da-Ko-Tah
Miller
Fred C. Eggers
Scout
Da-Ko-Tal
Boy Scouts ‘Cavour
Will Imér
Dan Urquhart to attend Kiwanis convention trip
Automobile dealer Dan Urquhart plans Sunday travel to Milwaukee for the Kiwanis International convention. He will be accompanied by Billy Churchill, son of a senior member of Churchill and Benson, with official delegates A. A. Chamberjam and E. H. Breummer also listed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kiwania’ International
Billy Churchill
Jaw Irm
Churchill
Benson
Huron
A. A. Chamber
Jam
E. H. Breummer
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