Fliers Start On Round World Hop From New York
Stapled dispatch reports Wiley Post and Harold Gatty landing at Harbor Grace Newfoundland after taking off from Roosevelt Field to begin their world flight. Ruth Nichols, aspiring solo Atlantic pilot, wrecked at St John New Brunswick, injuring her back and knee but asserting plans to continue. doctors say two vertebrae cracked but not dislocated.
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Starbor Grace
N. F
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
Newfoundland
London
Associated Press
Harbor Grace
St Johns
N. B
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Roosevelt Field
St. John
Ruth Nichols
Rye
Society Aviatrix
Atlantic
Otto Hillig
Liberty
Holger Horrs
Paris
Largo
Chamberlin
Miss Nichols
Marbor Grace
Ruth Nichol
Mayor of Hamtramck Indicted In Major Bribe Conspiracy
The Mayor of the Detroit suburb Hamtramck Rudolph G Ten erowicz and 14 others including several public officials were named in 18 indictments by a circuit court grand jury. Seven indictments accuse conspiracies to accept bribes in disorderly houses city dump contracts and public works contracts. Also reported Bank of United States executives Marcus and Singer sentenced to three to six years for misapplying bank funds.
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Detroit
Hamtramck
Circuit Court
Howard Bowman
Rudolph G. Tenerowicz
Department Public Works
New York
Bernard K. Marcus
Bank of United States
Saul Singer
Herbert Singer
Saul
Hospitals Admit Local Residents Amid Shortage
At area hospitals admissions include W. J. Braskamp of Huron a surgical case Mrs Geyerman from Huron and Lawrence Techetter in medical care along with Olive listed among recent admits reflecting ongoing hospital activity in the region.
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W. J. Braskamp
Huron
Geyerman
Lawrence Techetter
Olive
Kansans Propose Practical Farmer Backed By Eight Organizations
Dr O F Wolf of Ottawa Kansas, a veterinary surgeon and state agricultural leader, is proposed by eight Kansas farm groups for the federal farm board. He owns 243, 187 and 219 acre tracts near Gitawa and has long public service including Kansas board of agriculture and state senate terms.
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Federal Farm Board
Topexa
Kas
Wat
Ottawa
Hoover
Gitawa
Kansas Board of Agriculture
State Senate
Kansas State Agricultural Council
Kansas
Council of States
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Agricultural Marketing Act
Dr. Wolf
Ohio
Sewing School Opens in Huron Under Kennedy
Announcement by J A Kennedy manager of Singer sewing machine branch declares a free sewing school to be held at 167 Dakota Avenue South in Huron. Free courses run June through August for women on alterations pattern fitting dress construction children’s clothes draperies and a brides course. Enrollment anytime, earlier start earns more benefit.
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J. A. Kennedy
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Huron
Dakota Avenue South
Kennedy
Machines Ensnare America, Warn Convention Delegates
At the 38th Walther League convention in Pocond Pines delegates on June 23 heard Detroit leader Harry Eberine of Valparaiso University Warn of the world rushing toward catastrophe if humanity does not shed the enslaving bonds of machines.
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America
Pocond
Pines
Harry Eberine
Detroit
Mich
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Civil Service Plans Tests For Five Jobs
The United States civil service commission announced examinations for several vacancies. Full details available from the secretary at the Hurong office. Open positions include technologist, associate biochemist, junior file clerk, under file clerk, and foundry superintendent.
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Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service Board
Missing Iowa man believed located near Garner
Sheriff E P Hanson of Hancock County reports a man found gagged and bound on a road five miles north of Garner may be John Smith, a Perry resident. The man, who spoke of Davenport and Cedar Rapids, claimed five days of captivity in a basement before the encounter.
Huron Woman Qualifies For SD Golf Championship
Ipswich resident Mrs. H L Woodworth led the women’s South Dakota Golf association qualifier with 98 after two rounds, topping rivals including Mrs. R A Pankow and Mrs. E R Doering as hot misty winds affected scores. Other qualifiers and late results from Sioux Falls detail the field for 18-hole matches starting tomorrow.
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Sioux” Falls
H. L. Woodworth
Ipswich
South Dakota Golf Association
R. A. Pankow
Minnehaha
E. R. Doering
Parkston
Sioux City Poker Murder Trial Identifies Gunman
Testimony pinpoints Pat Flaherty as the man with the sawed-off shotgun who held up the poker party. Bjornson and seven state witnesses, including Joe Brown and John Price, identify Flaherty in a police show-up. Eyestone’s widow and local witnesses recount the late night events as the dying man spoke of keeping the door shut and calling a doctor.
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Bjornson
Flaherty
Sioux City
W. L. Matlock
Eyestone
Harry Baum
Joe Brown
Woonsocket
John E. Price
Onida
Brown
Price
Flanerty
Sanders
Trial hears motion on Eyestone murder case fate
Testimony was read and stricken as immaterial while defense attorney Kirby urged a not guilty verdict. Witnesses described the shooting in an apartment during a game and argued the killer acted unknown to the defendant. Judge Taylor denied both motions as the case continued.
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Zyutine
BR. L. Nelson
Onida
B. Royer
Tecquois
J. ¥. Rogers
Chamberlain
Alvin E. Taylor
Joe Kirby
Sioux Falls
Kirby
Flaherty
Baptist Boys Camp Opens In Black Hills
About 3 boys enrolled at noon as the Baptist boys camp at Camp Judson in the Black Hills opened for a week. Rev. J Clyde Clark of Rapid City reports total enrollment expected near 100 with attendees from Centerville Wakonda Mobridge and Rosebud country. Rev W H Bayles of Huron assists in conducting the camp and statewide pastors lead classes. the camp closes June 30.
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Baptist Boys
Camp Judson
Black Hills
J. Clyde Clark
Baptist Church
Rapid City
Clark
Centerville
Wakonda
Mobridge
Rosebud Country
W. H. Bayles
Huron
Put Up New Signs To Show Route To Huron
The West Park Development association was placing about a dozen four by eight signboards around Huron to guide residents and visitors with city information and routes. Officials also noted improvements at the nearby tourist camp.
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Huron
West Park Development Association
86-Year-Old Mother Of A Frost Is Dead
Andrew Frost, a construction foreman in the bridge and building department of the Chicago and North Western railway, received a cablegram today announcing the death of his 86 year old mother in Mora Sweden. He last saw her two years ago when visiting his old home. Her health declined in recent months.
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A. Frost
Andrew Frost
Chicago and North Western Railway
Mora
Sweden
Mr. Frost
Hopper Outbreak Worries Farmers Near Henry
Hurried efforts to check a grasshopper outbreak are under way in flax and alfalfa fields north of Henry. Poisoned bran mash is being applied at A. E. Hubbard’s farm as county agent L. D. Nichols directs the campaign. A tan of coal yields almost 10 000 cubic feet of gas.
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Watertown
Henry
A. E. Hubbard
L. D. Nichols
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DR. Doran
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Fromm
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Minneapolis
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Playboys
Huron Theatre
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