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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
10
De Smet voters reject a $28,000 city auditorium and administration building bond, failing to reach the 60 percent required. The plan would have paired with a $22,000 federal WPA grant to create an $80,000 structure, and the quiet election drew little campaigning.
Two men are indicted in Los Angeles for conspiring to obtain U S navy information for Japan. The defendants are Tohio Miyazaki described as a former Japanese navy lieutenant commander and Mary Thompson a former petty officer. The case outlines alleged theft of code books plans and other naval data to pass to Japan.
Government officials announced plans to dispose of 750000 drought cattle hides and skins from the drought program. The Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation will market the hides in July with bids opened July 8 for about 49000 hides from Erie Pennsylvania and July 15 for 100000 hides from warehouses in Sioux City Iowa and South St. Paul Minnesota.
The Greater South Dakota Association reports over three thousand requests for itineraries and maps from tourists, bureaus, and auto clubs across Minnesota to Ohio. Secretary George A. Starling cites affiliation with the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association as key to the surge and field men visiting bureaus to promote travel via South Dakota routes.
OMABA Neb June 26 Indians from Pine Ridge M D registered as witnesses before the federal grand jury. Names include Charles Walking Bull Paul Red Feather Romeo Pretty Back Daniel Changing Thunder William Chase in Winter and Wilson Running Saicid. Electra plating note mentions 15th century. Police report also notes a Singapore drowning of Vice Consul William Dubois Thome near Sumatra June 26 while on vacation.
Col Arthur Lee Yowells enters Garner headquarters astride a donkey from Clarendon Texas. Hotel staff block entry then escort him and animal from the building amid cheers and echoes of dismay. Policymaking delegates and guests witness the incident.
Governor Berry praised Barkley and Robinson as South Dakota joins the Democratic column for four years. Delegates discuss Wickham speech and queen contest while Swanson and others attend meetings in Philadelphia. An official car ferries Wickham as the delegation notes rules sessions and a playful mix up with Claude Swanson on the phone.
GSDA moves to squash rackets by coordinating with commercial clubs and chamber secretaries. Secretaries must report any racket, triggering rapid protest to member chambers of commerce.OSDA compiling a list of rackets that flourished in the past year, officials said today.
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Philadelphia June 25 A flip of a silver dollar decided Washington state representation on the platform committee after three men turned it down over pension and production demands Hurley won the toss Peppermint Martin’s appearance surprised Missouri delegates Cardials play Philadelphia Willard Breidenthal Kansas delegate wears sunflower emblem We are serving notice to Republicans Roosevelt advocate Seymour Weiss leads Sunflower banner protest The taxi driver quips there is no quick way this week
Dan Geise appeared before Justice A L Kink on a charge of issuing a worthless check and was bound over to Circuit Court under $500 bonds. The complaint, signed by Montgomery Ward & Co, alleges several checks were written without sufficient funds. Paris June 25 Arthur Mathieu, convicted of slaying a policeman, faced execution at dawn, the first public hanging in nearly four years.
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