Conferees Seek Accord on Relief Plans Amid Dispute
Washington talks on relief differ between House and Senate as both seek broad bonds and smaller grant schemes. Hoover criticizes bond use and population based grants, while Democrats claim the Senate bill isn’t pork. Conference ends without agreement as tensions over funding and priorities persist.
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Washington
House
Senate
Indi Ns
Gaal
Hoover
Pork Barrel
Cheney
Yees
Robinson
Hovisoets
Wagner
New York
Democ
New Yorker
Hoov
Means Co
Sonate
Luther League Convention Delegates Gather In Forest City
More than 200 persons from Iowa and neighboring states attended the Luther League district biennial in Forest City. FR. Torgeson of Joice was reelected president with H. M. Nortran Cresco as vice president, Enid Hanson Forest City as secretary, and Orland Wamburg Rolfe as treasurer.
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Luther League
Forest City
Iowa
South Dake
Texas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
S. FR. Torgeson
Joice
H. M. Nortran
Cresco
Enid Hanson
Orland Wamburg
Rolfe
Children Day Program Set at Cavour Methodist Church
The Cavour Methodist Church will present a children’s day program Sunday morning at 1 a.m. The Rev. G. D. Arms announced the event. The preaching service will begin at 2 p.m.
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Cavour Methodist Church
G. D. Arms
Weather Forecast for Wuren and Vicinity and South Dakota
Unsettled tonight and Sunday with slight cooling on Sunday. In South Dakota unsettled through Sunday with somewhat cooler conditions Sunday. Evening Huronite service guaranteed. if missed by 6 34 p m Western Union 832 warning.
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Wuren
South Dakota
Shone Western Union
Senator Morris Sheppard Faces Prohibition Debate in Chicago
Washington reports quote Morris Sheppard of Texas as favoring nonpartisan enforcement of the 18th Amendment while dutybound to attend to Senate work. He hints the Democratic 1928 platform should call for vigorous enforcement and avoids pledging future actions on prohibition. He backs John Garner for the Democratic nomination, despite differing views on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Chicago
Democratic Party
Sheppard
John N. Garner
Heat Wave Hits Over Northwest Minnesota City
A severe heat wave gripped Minnesota with Fargo and Aberdeen reporting highs near 92 to 93 degrees. In Minneapolis the temperature reached about 90s, and three indirect deaths were linked to the heat. Drownings occurred as William Wood and Orville Sehlies perished while swimming in Lake Calhoun and Lake Sarah. A factory worker died after being overcome by heat and falling, fracturing his skull. Temperatures cooled slightly with a forecast for unsettled conditions into Sunday.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Aberdeen
William Wood
Fargo
N. D
Hauf
Lake Calhoun
Orville Sehlies
Silver Creek
Minn
Lake Sarah
David Hardson
Hutan
Mercury
Believe Bill Bug Discovery Reported In Huron
A new insect believed to be a bill bug was found in Huron by 3B at Horsley on Seventh and Indiana. The pest, potato bug size with a long beak and four wings, matches a State College report. No damage yet to chickens, but poultry owners are warned to inspect flocks daily in affected areas.
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Huron
Horsley
Seventh
Indiana Avenue
State College
Mrs. W. F. Jordan Rites Held At Iroquois Church
Funeral services for Mrs. F. W. Jordan were conducted at the Methodist church in Iroquois Friday morning with Rev. J. M. Hunter presiding. Survivors include her husband Mr. Jordan and four sons named Spencer Will Wesley and Harley. The burial will take place in Dayton Will.
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W. EF. Jordan
Iroquois Aroquois
Methodist Church
F. W. Jordan
J. M. Hunter
Perkins Leads Open With 289 In Early Play
T Phillip Perkins, British contender, posted 289 after 72 holes to lead early qualifiers at the National Open. Witty Cox of Brooklyn was runner-up with 220. Final scores for full 72 holes show individual rounds and totals, with many players within reach as rounds proceed.
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Fresh Meadoow Country Club
Plushing
T. Phillip Perkins
Witty Gox
Brooklyn
Charles Guest
di N
Dan J. Goss
Birminghama
Ata
George B. Smith
Moorestown
N. J
Ed Kirby
Akron
Witty Cox
Jose Jurado
Argentina
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Johnny Fischer
Ft Thomas
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
George von Eln
Los Angeles
Henry Ciucci
Flushing
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
Lloyd Gullickson
Cleveland
Joe Turness
Bmnsford
N. C
New York
Fresh Meadow Country Club
N. Y
Jose Jurada
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Gene Larszen
T Phillip Perkins
Gene Saraven
Ola Dutra
Bobby Cruickshank
Harry Cooper
Ask
United States Golf Association
H. H. Ramsay
North Shore Golf Club
Trouble in Bonus Camp Threatens Peaceful Protest
Washington reports friction in veterans' bonus army camps as police reserves stood by after fears of disturbances. With Congress having killed the bonus bill, restive groups threaten to overthrow leaders and even march on the White House to sleep on the lawn, though insufficient forces halted the stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans’ Bonus Army
Glessford
Congress
White House
Hoover
Senate Funds Grasshopper Control In Agriculture Bill
The Senate yesterday voted to insist that funds for grasshopper control be included in the 175 million dollar agriculture department appropriation bill and sent it back to the House for further conference in hope of agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Agriculture Department
House
Foxx hits 2nd homer off Gomez as A's trail Yankees
Immie Foxx connected with Lefty Gomez for his 2nd home run of the season in the fourth inning of the Athletics Yankees game. It was the first hit off Gomez and followed two walks, leaving the A's trailing 4 3. Curtis Crawford is set to arrive to Mercury from Culver Indiana to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Coe L Crawford.
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Foxx
Gomez
New York
Immie
Lefty Gomez
Athletics
Curtis Crawford
Mercay
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Coe L Grawford
Custer's Widow Cancels Usual Interview
New York June 25 The 50 year old widow of General George A Custer observed the 56th anniversary of the Little Big Horn massacre from her Park Avenue apartment. She told a companion she was not feeling up to the mark and cancelled the interview. Mrs Custer rarely goes out and limits rides to twice a month. She heard radio ceremonies in Ohio unveiling a memory to Custers birthplace New Riley Ohio.
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New York
George A. Custer
Lower Park Avenue
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Arlington Group Backs Ripple in South Dakota bid
A Watertown delegation urged the state Fish and Game commission to reappoint R L Ripple as fisheries chief after his resignation. Sioux Falls and Chester groups pressed for a Bulsette Creek diversion into Brandt Lake to deepen the water, but no action was taken. The commission approved $500 to repair a sewer drain leak at the state fair grounds and discussed lake level problems that force buying water from Huron, saving about $300 yearly. Deputy game wardens met to plan fall schooling. commissioners met in Watertown with C S Snyder, K E Mundt, and F Curchill present. A Beadle county petition of 500 sportsmen urged removal of C H Johnson and Ripple’s reinstatement, though not sponsored by the Huron Irrigation League.
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Watertown
H. A. Sturges
Arlington Sun
Arlington
South Dakota Fish and Game Commission
R. L. Rinde
Sioux Falls
Chester
Bulsitte Creek
Brandt Lake
State Fair Board
John F. White
Fair Board
O. H. Johnson
Huron
H. Johnson
Lake Kampeska
City
C. &. Snyder
Karl E. Mundt
Madison
Frank Curchill
Firesteel
Beadle County
C. H. Johnson
Game and Fish
R. L. Ripple
State Tame and Fish Commission
Ripple
State Fish Department
Johnson
Huron Itash Walton League
State Dept Shifts Include Huron Man to Consul Role
Washington June 25. Foreign service changes announced by the State Department list Lyle C Himmel of Huron South Dakota as vice consul at Call Colombia and appoint him vice consul at Buena Ventura Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Washington
Foreign Service
State Department
Lyle C. Himmel
8. D
Call
Colombia
Buena Ventira
Police tease on Lindbergh handwriting clue
State police superintendent H Norman Schwarzkopf declined to comment on reports that handwriting specimens were requested from a man and a woman held in a Wyoming jail for comparison with the Lindbergh ransom notes. Officials said he would not speak until formally notified of the arrest. The pair, Charles Atkins and Doroth Berry, gave Camden, New Jersey as their address. Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati 4 to 1 in first game of double bill.
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Trenton
N. J
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Womsn
Cheyanne
Wyo
Schwarzkopf
Charles Atkins
Doroth Berry
Camden
Balanced Budgets Seen As Means Of Low Mood Relief
South Dakota secretaries association delegates at Watertown convention push balanced budgets for private, business, and government affairs to ease economic gloom. Miss Gladys Pyle urges chambers of commerce to unite against fraudulent stock sales. Blake Patton and W C Allen offer optimistic views on revival, while Ben Lawshe reports on the San Francisco Chamber meet. The group calls for curbing adverse publicity about South Dakota and re-elects Starring and Myers. new directors include De Meisseman, Millstead, Collins, Starling, and Bronson.
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Watertown
South Dakota Secretaries' Association
Gladys Pyle
Huron
Se! Earities Commission
Chambers of Commerce
South Dakota
Patton
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Alien
Aberdeen
The
Dakota Farmer
United States Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Ben B. Lawshe
Sioux Falls
Associated Press and
Radio Broadcasting
George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Carl J. Rolston
Mitchell
Paul K. Myers
Bert de Meisseman
FH. W. Millstead
Phillip
S. H. Collins
Aberdeert
George A. Starling
R. L. Bronson
Rapid City
Municipal plants seek exemption from energy tax
Watertown trace report from June 25 indicates South Dakota and Minnesota cities seek exemption for municipally owned electric plants from the federal energy tax. A test suit was planned to decide cities liability, aiming to tax energy producers if exemption fails. Leaders include C. C. Middleton of Marshall and W. C. Walsh of Watertown.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Minnesota
Congress
Peter Nozhack
C. C. Middleton
Marshall, Minn
W. C. Walsh
Watertown Utilities Committee
D. C. Noonan
Iormer
Green Negotiates For Sale Of Coal Mine
Governor Green continues talks with the Republican Coal Company of Minneapolis over North Dakota’s state coal mine in Adams County. State Geologist Hothrock’s value figures were not released. The initial offer was $20,000, the governor’s asking price $73,000, with $135,000 already invested by the state.
Roosevelt Camp Opposes Two-Thirds Rule At Convention
Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt supporters push to retain the two-thirds rule despite a push for compromise from Senator Harrison of Mississippi. Farley vows to press the fight through the convention, while Byrd Baker Cox and Davis back the rule’s retention and a coalition strategy looms as Tuesday roll call approaches.
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Chicago
Towerhan
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Harrison
Mississippi
Rules Committee
Shige
Byrd
Virginia
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
James M. Cox
Ohio
Dalin W. Davis
E Robinson
Congress
Arst
New Yorker
Shouse
Walsh
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt Sure Of Victory Stays Home
Albany June 25 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt appeared more confident of victory than ever and prepared to depart for a Hyde Park weekend. He thanked his Chicago leaders for their efforts by telephone after addressing 40 Roosevelt movement confidants who gathered there. Each conferee offered a greeting as his remarks were amplified in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frankelt
Hyde Park
Chicago
Robinson May Fight Cowles Appointment
Washington reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation may appoint a new president to succeed Charles G. Dawes, likely from outside the organization. Senator Robinson of Arkansas denounced Hoover’s selection, claiming illegality and vowing to block any outsider chosen over board director Gardner Cowles Sr. Meyer, the R F C chair, said a suitable candidate could take a week or more to find.
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Washington
Recostruction Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover
Dawes
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Robinson
White House
Meyer
Carthage Man Suffering Rib Fractures After Cultivator Accident
Robert Lee of Carthage endured fractures of several ribs when he was thrown from a cultivator yesterday and dragged in a corn field. He was brought to Huron hospital in satisfactory condition. Dr. H. P. Carson plans to leave for Miller for the 50th anniversary celebration at the Miller Presbyterian church where he will speak. Mrs. Carson, visiting in southern Illinois and Sioux City, returned home and will not join him in Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
Carthage
Huron Hospital
H. P. Carson
Miller
Miller Presbyterian Church
Carson
Ilnois
Sioux City
Hyde Plans Twine Aid for Farmers with Loans
PIERE June 25 Hyde, secretary of agriculture, told Governor Green the federal agriculture department is studying supplying binder twine to South Dakota farmers with crop production loans who lack funds to buy twine. He hopes to arrange a method satisfactory to farmers, dealers, and government. Troth urged dealers be given a lien on the crop if credit fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piere
Hyde
Green
Federal Department of Agriculture
South Dake
L. G. Troth
Hyda
Steeplejack Changes Penny For Good Luck
In Buffalo on June 25 a steeplejack named Francis Neppile changed the penny atop the Soldiers and Sailors monument to read tall. He expects 12 years of good luck, continuing a tradition where each climber flips the penny or faces 12 years bad luck. Neppile recently cleaned the monument and performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Francis Neppile
Nephile
Five Men Arrested as $600 Loot Recovered in Hot Springs
Police recovered most of the merchandise stolen from a railroad freight car at Minneola weeks ago. Five men were arrested yesterday and charged with the theft. Suspects include Maurice Brown of Edgemont and Deadwood J. E. Brown and Gilbert Brown of Lance Sesek Wye. A. M. Henderson of Provo and J. W. Hiency of Alliance Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Hot Springs
i-Pi
Mimneleahta
Maujrice Brown
Edgemont
Deadwool
J. E. Brown
Gilbert Brown
Lance Sesek
Wye
A. M. Henderson
Provo
J. W. Hiency
Alliance
Neb
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Arlington Group
Hatchery
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Burgh
Cincinnati
Paul Myers
Minnesota Cities Plan
al Smith
Shouse-Walsh
Cowles
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