Siam installs new government after rioting
In Bangkok the army and navy rebelled with little warning, triggering a brief upheaval that left one dead. Rebels occupied the palace and detained royal and cabinet members while proclaiming a constitutional monarchy. King Prajadhipok and Queen Rumbai were moved to Hua Hin. a royal expedition aimed to return them to Bangkok.
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Banghkor
Siam
Wisekan
Iailin
Huahin
Prajadhipok
Rumbai
Bangkok
Purachatra
Praithinok
Telegrauh
Esmley
Dan- Bet
Old Cars Slow Missouri River Advance Near Pierre
The Northwestern railroad purchased nearly 1250 discarded old cars from Huron Hide and Metal and dumped them into the Missouri River at the Loop south of Pierre to halt river recession. The river has been shifting toward the track as land erodes, prompting shoreline protection efforts.
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Amng
Huron
North Western
Missouri River
Loop
Pierre
Huron Hide and Metal Company
Missouri
Jacobs Banned by New York Boxing Commission
Jace Jacobs former world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling’s manager is suspended by the New York Athletic Commission for his protest against the decision awarding the title to Jack Sharkey. The action bars him as a manager and second to boxers pending further review.
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Jacobs
N. Y
J. York
Fund
Jace Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Newtale Athletic Commission
Ger
Jack Sharkey
Gas Explosion Causes Minor Damage at Olson Building
Fire crews extinguished a gasoline blast at 235 Dakota Avenue South early this morning in the Olson Building. Ezzard, in a closed room with clean clothes, was uninjured as the flames were contained with little damage.
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Olson
Dakota Avenue South
Ezzard
Weather Outlook For Huron And Vicinity Tonight And Saturday
Unsettled conditions bring frobay showers this evening into Saturday. Cooler high winds expected Saturday. South Dakota sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the far north and central portions tonight and possibly Saturday. Autonite delivery service information appears, and a reminder to call if Hesonite not received by 6 20 p m.
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Huron
South Dakota
Vet Insurance Renewal Bill Aims to Aid 97000 Veterans
Washington June 7 Pending at the White House is a bill to allow 97000 World War II era veterans to renew 5 year government life insurance contracts for another five years without new medical exams. Premiums would be age based with an average renewal age around 41. The bill, urged by the Veterans Committee, would prevent forced loss of coverage by extending protections for unemployed veterans facing back premiums. It also provides renewal of expired policies if back premiums are paid within four months.
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Washington
Hoever
White House
Veterans Bureau
House Veterans Committee
Borah Favored As Dry Plank Candidate
Clarence True Wilson, a dry leader, said Senator Borah of Idaho could make a strong showing on a dry platform as a third party presidential candidate. Wilson clarified he does not advocate a third party and is unsure of his own campaign stance.
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Borah
Portland
OBE
Jjune
Idaho
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals
Verne West Freed Of Charges In Brule Sheriff Killing
Verne West 31 of Kimball was cleared of first degree murder in the death of Brule County Sheriff C D Miller after an autopsy found death from heart blockage due to arterial disease triggered by the brawl. Judge R C Bakewell dismissed the case as doctors reported no skull fracture. West left the courthouse with his wife and child, visibly relieved.
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Verne West
Kimball
Brule
Chamberlain Dance Hall
R. C. Bakewell
C. D. Miller
J. L. Bettag
Pukwan
E. W. Jones
Mitchell
C. Charles Erickson
Sioux Falls
West
Brule Coty Chambers
Bakewell
Court House
Brule County
Hopper Hordes Die From Fungus Growth
Grasshoppers swarmed Burke in the Rosebud area and filled streets with dead insects. Insects falling victim to a fungus disease as farmers uproot affected hoppers to spread the disease to unaffected areas.
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Burke
Rosebud
William Devick 6 Dies After Rup tured Zprendix
William Devick six, son of Mr and Mrs Ole Devick of 817 Colorado, died at a Huron hospital after surgery for a ruptured appendix. Ill last Friday, he was moved to the hospital Sunday. Funeral services are planned for Sunday at the Devick home and American Lutheran church with burial at Riverside cemetery. Survived by parents, brothers Olaf of Stockton California, Stanley and Alvin of Huron, and sisters Ruby Olen and May Devick of Huron.
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William Devick
William Richwd Nevick
Mir
Ole Devick
Colorado
Huron
American Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Wikert
Devick
Hres Brothers
Olaf Devick
Stockton
Calif
Stanley
Alvin Devick
Ruby
Olen
May i Devick
Senate Committee Backs Gardner Cowles Nomination
The Senate banking committee approved Gardner Cowles Sr. of Des Moines, publisher, for a director post at the Reconstruction Corporation. The vote was unanimous, and Chairman Norbeck said the nomination would go to the Senate this afternoon.
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Senate
Cowles
Washington
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Reconstruction Corporation
Setanta Banking Committee
Norbeck
South Dakota
New Social Study Courses Arrive for Teachers
Copies of the new social study courses are available at the county superintendent of schools office for teachers to review before the changes. The courses begin next fall and will be required in parochial, consolidated and rural schools. Washington announced on June 24 that Henry J. Allen, former Kansas senator, will handle publicity for the Republican presidential campaign.
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H. L. Hurley
Te County
Washington
Hoover
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Iowa store owners cancel debts as gift to customers
Mr and Mrs James Hennum of Sloan Iowa voluntarily canceled about $75 00 in debts on their general store books to ease hardship in the community They sent letters to creditors saying the debt was forgiven and suggested giving the money to charity If creditors wished to repay they were refused noting a higher will guiding the act
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Iowa
Churches of Charity
Hennum
Hernum
James Henouo
Gangland's Rule Near End May Be Near End
CHICAGO June 24 The next battle of gangland's deadly machine guns may also signal the death of Capone's vast crime empire. An enforcement official lays a diagram of Capone's income branches from the Loop to suburbs, warning underworld forces may trigger^ deadly infighting unseen since Capone’s rise. George Moran and Red Barker victims frame a volatile scene as Barker’s funeral draws killers’ attention and public relief at his death grows.
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Chicago
Gangiara
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
Loop
Underworld
George
Bugs) Moran
Red) Barker
Barker
Hhe
Grasshopper Swarm Delays Manitoba Train Report
A grasshopper swarm so thick it halted a passenger train was reported from southwest Manitoba. West of Deloraine miles of rail were covered, rails stained by grasshoppers. The crew, without sand to treat the rails, crawled for two miles. Ag department warned of probable serious crop damage.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Deloraine
Department of Agriculture
Walker Reelected Park Board President At Reorganization
Clarence G. Walker was reelected president and Mrs. Sara T. McKvaine was reelected secretary at the Huron park board annual reorganization meeting. The session followed the board’s reappointment of A. K. Gardner as a member.
Garner And Senate Battle Over Aid Measure
Washington June 24 A tug of war forms between Speaker Garner and the Senate over the unemployment relief bill as conferees move to harmonize differing positions. The Senate passed a relief bill with loans to states and a bond issue for public works, while Garner pushes his own larger plan. Administration Republicans expect a presidential veto and aim to craft a bill within Hoover’s limits.
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Garner
Senate
Washington
Jack Garner
House
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Spesie Public Works
Senate Democrats
Congress
Hour Of Services Sunday Is Changed
The American Lutheran church will start services at 11 a.m. instead of 10 30. Pastor Rev. F D Disrud announced the change due to funeral services for William Deyick at 10. Disrud will preach in place of Rev N N Boe of Sinai.
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American Lutheran Church
D. Disrud
William Deyick
Mr. Disrud
N. Nn. Boe
Sinai
Prohibition Amendment Lobby Reports Large 1944 Expenditures
Washington officials disclose the Association against the Prohibition Amendment spent 150,464 from January through May while recording receipts of 477.25. The data was reported to the house clerk.
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Washington
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
House
Rival Candidates Protest Roosevelt Move To Abolish Old Two-Thirds Provision
Rival presidential hopefuls and allies react as Roosevelt backers push to scrap the two-thirds nominating rule. Gov. Murray warns a third party would form and robs the party of electability, while Glass and Farley defend the move. Roosevelt leaders vow to push a brief platform, aiming for a 1,000 word limit, with Dill predicting a concise 25 word prohibition plank. South Dakota will send about a dozen delegates to Chicago with two alternates, including veterans Bartow and McCullen. Roosevelt may address the Democratic gathering in Albany.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Senator Glass
Virginia
Glass
Harry F. Byrd
T & Murray
James A. Farley
Huey Long
Louisiana
Zhamp Clark
Gov
Dill
Washington
Important Resolutions Committee
the Treasury
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
J. E. Reilly
Watertown
Codington County Sherif
Frank C. Wederath
Bresho
Jorgen J. Boe
Presho
New York Gentlemen Use Odd Debt Collect Plan
New York story recounts how Berns Stein and dentist ruse to press debtor Bernstein for $55. Baratz brothers and an accomplice lure him to a dentist office, where his teeth are menaced as part of a debt collection scheme. The tale ends with Bernstein left in a chair and the scene continued on page 5.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Berns Stein
Mr. Bernstein
Bernstein
Baratz
Daniel and
William
Baratz Boys
Beneteine
Barat Boys
Low
Roman
Bernschein
Warns Democrats of Third Party Threat
Chicago June 24 A report recalls Robert M Hutchins of the University of Chicago warning Democrats that a third party threat could emerge if the party fails to respond to progressive sentiments The remarks aired during a Democratic resolutions meeting and stress the need for clear party direction to prevent fragmentation.
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Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Univn of
Untess
Bonus Seekers Refuse Disbanding Fight Congress Session
Washington on June 24 saw veteran bonus seekers refuse calls to disband and vow to press for an extra congressional session. Police warned the encamped group to stay, while W. W. Waters of Portland urged perseverance and order from headquarters. Panhandling rose on city streets as shortages grew and merchants complained of obstructed donations.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Army
Congress
Glassford
W. W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Burglary at Hitchcock Merchandise in Hobart
Thieves burglarized Hitchcock Merchandise in Hobart using an old key to enter the front door. About 50 fountain pens, watches, table clocks, safety razors, and roughly a dozen rings totaling around $200 were stolen. The burglars, well supplied with old keys, left the entry key in the door. the crime occurred Wednesday night according to the deputy.
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Voytay Sos Ae Harvey Ikuntley
Hobart
Hitchcock
Missing Boy Rescues Return From Relative's Home
George Henry Hoops, a farm youth reported missing to the sheriff here yesterday, returned home near Bonilla after telling Deputy Harvey he believed his parents were seeking him. He spent the night with a relative and, upon notification, their search shifted to his home where he spent the rest of the day working.
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George Henry Hoops
Sheriffs Office
Conilla
Harvey
Bonilla
Young Eoops
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