Urges Halting Of Enforcement In Wet States
Wade H. Ellis, aide to the Taft era attorney general, proposes federal withholding of prohibition enforcement funds from noncompliant states. In a radio address, he argues this would push states to repeal the eighteenth amendment or strictly enforce it, creating a nationwide shift in liquor policy.
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Wade H. Ellis
Taft
District of Columbia Sons of the American Revolution
United States
Mle
Ag Syoon
Confabs to Lead to Arms Parley
Washington reports that preparatory disarmament talks may be preceded by conferences here between President Hoover and Hugh S. Gibson, head of the American delegation, as London discussions continue with Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes.
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Washington
Geneva
Hoover
Hughs
Gibson
Ambaysador
Belgium
London
Dawes
Trndonald
MacDonald
Nothing Wrong With Lip Stick Preachers Told
Dr Walter A Mater of St Louis editor of the Walther League Messenger argues makeup in moderation is acceptable. He cites 1686 references to Bo Ton Belle and notes denunciations of painting and powdering are not new or unique to modern youth.
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River Forest
Iil
Walter A. Mater
St. Louis
Walther League Messenger
Evangelical Gutheran Missouri Synod
Mater
Maier
America
Bo Ton Belle
De Priest Urges Negro Rights in Knoxville Speech
Oscar De Priest, a negro congressman from Chicago, told 1,500 black attendees that whites are not to blame for the negro's status and that equality before the law will come only if blacks organize and lead themselves. He said he seeks no special racial legislation and cited the 14th and 15th amendments as guaranteeing a square deal. He argued white men can no longer fight black battles.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Oscar.De"Priest
Chicago
Congress
de Priest
Tinsley Case to be Heard Soon in Pierre Court
Pierre June 25. The Tinsley larceny and conspiracy case resumes in the U S district court with Judge A L Wyman presiding. Up to 40 government witnesses expected as C B Tinsley and co defendants face seven larceny counts and a conspiracy charge regarding horse theft on the Cheyenne Indian reservation. Forty one jurors available for selection.
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John Reed
Philip Lone Eagle
Deadwood
Cheyenne Indian Reservation
Tinsley
Annual 4-H Camp Ready at Fair Grounds
The State Fair grounds prepare to host over 11 000 4-H club youths for a three day session starting Wednesday noon. About 200 from Beadle Spink Hand Jerauld Sanborn and Kingsbury counties expected. Activities include instruction mornings and sports tours contests afternoons with meals and ice cream provided by county clubs.
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Fair Grounds
R. A. Cave
Beadle
Spink
Hand
Faly
Hach Club
West Park
Armour and Company
Lampe Market
Wife Of Guide At St. D. Capitol Dies
Flora Estelle O'Brien wife of Burke O'Brien a war veteran and guide at the state capitol died in a Minneapolis hospital. She married in 1872 and had lived in South Dakota since 1907. Survived by husband son and four daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral and burial in Minneapolis tomorrow.
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Pierre
Flora Estelle O'Brien
Burke O'Brien
State Capitol
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Cmco
W. H. O'Brien
Yankton
Thomas Glar
Mound
C. N Hall
Emma W. O'Brien
Dam to provide water for Dilton dome drilling near Hot Springs
Completion of a large dam to furnish water for drilling on the Dilton dome, 48 miles from Hot Springs, was announced by Walter J. Keck, president of the operations company. The Dillon structure sits 12 miles from Mule Creek field across the Wyoming line and the project is in good condition. Panneapolis, June 25. The health of President and Mrs. Charles W. Pugsley of South Dakota State College, hospital bound after a recent automobile accident near here, was reported good today.
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Hills
Nor Springs
Dilton Dome
Hot Springs
Walter J. Keck
Dillon
Mule Creek
Wyoming Line
Panneapolis
Charles W. Pugsley
South Dakota State College
Here
Mayor Hague Arrested in Contempt Case In New Jersey
Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague, vice chairman of the national Democratic committee, was arrested for contempt of the New Jersey Legislature for refusing to disclose wealth sources. A Mercer county jail warrant ordered incarceration but he received 24 hours liberty to seek a writ of habeas corpus, which he obtained after a Hoboken hearing set by Vice Chancellor John Fallon. The case centers on Hague's alleged spending of $400,000 over ten years.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
National Democratic Committee
New Jersey
Mercer County
John Fallon
Hoboken
Dispel of Rainfall Drench South Dakota Week
A fragmentary note reports widespread rain in South Dakota over the weekend with forecasted showers and unsettled conditions continuing through the week. No specific agencies or exact figures are provided in readable text.
Twin City Fliers Aloft 50 Hours In Endurance Flight
Minneap olis June 25 With more than 50 hours in the air Thorwald Johngox and Own Haughland attempt to beat the world endurance record in a cabin monoplane Miss Minneapolis They launched at 5 am Sunday and are circling a triangular route between the Twin Cities Hastings and Northfield seeking to surpass the Fort Worth record of 172 hours 32 minutes 1 second.
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Minneapolis
Thorwald
Thunder
Johngox
Haughland
Johnson
Gene Shank
Shank
Twin Cities
Hastings
Northfield
Fort Worth
Texas
Half Inch Rain Helps Kingsbury Crops Across County
In Kingsbury county a half inch of rain fell over Sunday and Monday aiding crop conditions significantly though more moisture remains needed. The precipitation occurred at multiple times across the two days assisting growing crops in the region.
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Smet
Kingsbury
Firemen Gather at Full Springs Meet
Sunshine and a decorated city welcome 406 South Dakota firemen arriving for the opening session this morning. State chiefs get tools and a tournament set with Governor Bulow scheduled to give the main address after a parade. Races were scheduled this afternoon as $1,700 awaited victories.
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Dakota
Bulow
Spanish Flight Missing After Atlantic Attempt Disappears
Madrid reports fear that Major Ramon Franco and three companions vanished with the Dountler-Wall "16" hydro airplane after leaving Cartagena Friday for New York via the Azores. Navy and marine officials led a wide search as British vessel Dresden sighted possible debris, while pessimism grew over the craft remaining afloat.
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Madrid
Disanter
Ramon Franco
Primo de Rivera
Nervalm Ag
Mill Pond
Cartagena
Azores En Voile
New York
Murehica
Punta Sebo
Mnelva
Azores
Perrol
Franco
Lisbo
Longo
Naives
Lathada
Edouardo Gallarga
Ruiz de Alda
Pedro de Madariaga
Theira
Northwest Airways crash in St Paul injures seven
A Northwest Airways plane from Chicago crashed in St Paul injuring seven passengers, four locals with minor burns, and a crew member. Iddie Middagh of Minneapolis died from burns as the aircraft caught fire after the fall near a residence where the pilot tried to return to the field. Witnesses said the plane halted abruptly after takeoff from Municipal Airport before skimming two houses and plunging into a street.
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St.,paul
Minn
Northwest Airways
Chicago
Iddie Middagh
Minneapolis
Henry Foote
Kendall Clough
Halbert'Ames
Anis Son
Paul
Death of Strongheart the First Dog Star of Film
Strongheart, the pioneer dog actor, dies at 13 in Los Angeles after years of frail health. The German brought canine star to the United States by owner Jane Martin, who cared for him since his arrival eight years ago from Germany.
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Los Angeles
Strongheart
Jane Martin
Germany
W. N
Ambassador Dawes Upholds Dry Embassy Policy in London
London report notes Ambassador Dawes refuses alcohol at the American embassy in London. The stance, described as a personal attitude, marks a contrast with prior ambassadors who served liquor at their residences. The dry policy is said to be supported by embassy staff as a matter of personal principle.
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London
Charles
Washington
Dawes
Pea Soup Fog Halts Shipping In New York Harbor
A dense Nantucket to Quarantine fog halts trans Atlantic liners with thousands aboard. The Hamburg American Franconia Cunard Dresden and Crusader Corinthia anchor for the night unable to pass the lower bay until the mist lifts. Coast shipping and seaside travel also suspended.
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New York
Nantucket
Line
Franconia
Cunard-line
Dresden
Corinthia
Coney Island
Captain Smith Off Quiz on Speed Flight
Captain Smith and crew engage in a speed flight mission described as a new start. The report from Sydney dated June 25 notes officials identifying Smith as the leader of the transatlantic effort and mentions figsters of the endeavor.
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Captain Smith
Sinclair and Day Begin Jail Terms in Washington
Harry I Sinclair and Henry Mason Day, longtime associates, started concurrent contempt-of-court sentences in Washington. Day, a New York financier, drew four months while Sinclair received six after shadows on jurors during the Teapot Dome era inquiry. Day testified he did nothing wrong and planned to return to New York.
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Washington
Harry I
Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
New York
Sinclair Exploration ~ Company
Washington Asylum
Senate
Domia Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Hoover Accepts Fletcher Resignation as Rome Ambassador
President Hoover has accepted Henry P. Fletcher's resignation as ambassador to Rome. Fletcher, a Pennsylvania native, retires on his own initiative after long service representing the United States abroad, including posts in Mexico City and Santiago, Chile, and his role as secretary of state Evans accompanies the president on a South American tour.
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Rome
Hoover
Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Santiago
Chile
Evans
Hughes Cand
South
Weather report hints warmer conditions tonight
The brief weather note indicates a rise in temperatures with warmer conditions expected tonight and into Wednesday.
Gordon cases postponed at Miller as counsel fails to appear
June 25 special report from Miller notes defense counsel missing this morning delaying trial of Dr W N Gordon and wife Sarah Gordon. He faces concealed weapon charges while she is charged with grand larceny. farm thefts tied to a local farmhouse where Mrs Gordon resided. Judge Skinner warned of appointed counsel if court fails to proceed this afternoon.
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Robert Johnston
Jennings B. McOsker
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