MacDonald Hopeful on Naval Limitation Talks in London
In a speech at the Friends Meeting House in Boston Road Premier Ramsay MacDonald voiced hopeful expectations for soon revealing how disarmament negotiations would proceed. He said obstacles to understanding had been removed and hinted announcements on the meeting place and aims of the talks might come within days. General Dawes and Ambassador Gibson attended related discussions with Dawes stressing peace diplomacy at a fourth British Service League conference.
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London
Washington
No. 10
Downing Street
Inu
Ambassador Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Hugh S. Gibson
MacDonald
Friends Meeting House
Boston Road
Jin
British Service League
Dawes
Prince of Wales
Hoover
Friends Meeting
Mr. MacDonald
Gibson
Death by own action verdict at inquest over Nystedt
Abe Nystedt a 60 year old railroad carpenter died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in his rooms in Ha ron His death was ruled death by own action after an inquest His burial likely in Minnesota towns Cokato or Atwater and he is survived by two brothers Isaac and another in Minneapolis or San Francisco line of kin.
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Abe Nystedt
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Isaac Nystedt
Antigo
Wise
Hulda Hendrickson
Minneapolis
Cokato
Atwater
Minnesota
Nystedt
Haron
Marine, Minn
St. Paul
Win
San Francisco
Calif
Al Capone Seeks Release From County Jail
Philadelphia June 26 A petition for a writ of error was filed to secure Capone Scarface released from Helmsburg county jail where he serves a one year term for carrying a loaded pistol. A hearing before Judge John E Walsh will be held Saturday. Capones bodyguard Frank Kline is not included.
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Philadelphia
Rounic Pal Court
Scarface
al Caapone
Helmsburg
John E. Walsh
Capone
Frank Kline
Chicago
Kline
Drought Hits Northeast State Crop Outlook Notes
The weekly crop report shows drought prevailing in the northeastern area with scant rainfall and below normal temperatures. Corn advances, but stands are thin in some fields due to cutworms and replanting. potatoes fare well while spring grains suffer in wet southeastern sections.
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Drouth
Weather Bureau
de Eldadi
Stowaway Artheur Schrieber Returns to America
The stowaway Artheur Schrieber of Portland Maine arrives in New York aboard the Leviathan after crossing from France. He wears French clothes lent by Armeno Lotti and is greeted by his father Morris Schrieber and photographers before plans to return home are announced.
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New York
Schrieber
Portland
Maine
Abouri the
Leviathan
Morris Schrieber
Lindbergh
France
sArmeno
Lotti
Old Orchard
Fear for Franco Missing in Stormy Atlantic
Madrid reports hope waning for Major Ramon Franco and three companions after their Dornier 16 vanished en route to New York. Spain Italy England and Portugal mobilize sea and air forces to seek traces, with reports placing the craft near the Azores but no definitive wreckage or lights detected.
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Madrid
Ramon Franco
Spain
Azores
Italy
England
Portugal
Alcaares
New York
Franco
New’ York
Greenwich
Jartagena
Gray Is Elected Commander of Spanish War Veterans
In Sioux Falls on June 26, Bi Gray of Madison was elected commander of the South Dakota department United Spanish War Veterans at the ninth annual encampment. A. B. Schlosser of Plankinton was chosen senior vice commander and other officers named include Junior Vice Commander Russell B. Moberly Hot Springs. Advocate Stewart Sharp Delmont. Surgeon F. Torvig Volga. Historian C. W. Coursey Mitchell. Inspector J. B. E. Johnson Sioux Falls. At the banquet Congressman C. A. Christopherson spoke of strides toward peace in Hoover’s administration.
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Sioux Falls
Bi Gray
Madison
C. W. Coursey
Mitchell
The
Auxilary
Mexican churches to be handed to Catholic priests
The government announced procedures to place control of Mexican churches into the hands of Roman Catholic priests. An opening service is planned for the end of the week. The archbishop stated a clear definition of the measure.
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Mexico Cly
Cedure
Record Claimed For Endurance Flight Of Plane
Minneapolis reports a new claimed world endurance record for continuous miles of flight by the Miss Minneapolis endurance plane. Thorwald Johnson and Owen Haughland piloted a route over an eighty mile course between Minneapolis North Field and Hastings. They had logged nearly ten hours early today, aiming to surpass the existing 272 hours 32 minutes 1 second record.
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Minneapolis
Thorwald “Thunder” Johnson
Owen Haughland
Northfield
Hastings
Minn
Denies Schools In Liquor Fight
Washington reports the Treasury and Prohibition Bureau deny plans to use public schools as propaganda channels. Anna B. Sutter and officials say schools are under state control and the federal govt will not instruct curricula.
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Washington
Prohibition’ Bureau
Treasury Department
Enial
Ampredsch Saale
Anna B. Sutter
Statistical and Educational Division
National Education. Association
Atlanta
Doran
Miss Sutter
Lowman
Mills
Congress
United States
Ipubite Aewaale
Bureau of Prohibition Fas
Battle Boost in Tariff on Sugar Before Senators
Washington June 26 The Senate Finance subcommittees took up tariff measures on sugar and hides as the debate continues from the House. Witnesses argued for and against higher levies with Dillingham of New Jersey urging a 2.40 rate on yaw sugar from Cuba while warning Porto Rico productions would suffer if free entry ends.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Ftival
D. Mollin
Denver
Ad Valorem
Frank A Dillingham
New Jersey
Sugar
United States
Porto Rico
Dillingham
Cuba
Delegates chosen for state meet by American Legion Auxiliary
Fifteen delegates were elected at a Mitchell meeting to attend the state convention in Mitchell August 5 16 and 7. The list includes Mrs. KF Bakeman Mrs W W Kinsman Mrs Abigail Ormand and others. Prizes awarded for turning coffee can covers and for a bridge finale following the meeting.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Mitchell
E. Bakeman
W. W. Kinsman
Abigail ‘Ormand
Earl Flanagan
Carl Hopkins
P. Gordon
Pearl Miller
Carl. J. Junker
Charles. Heiss
Robert M
Ne Jones
Russell ‘Stewart
Whch
Dawes Rejects Old Formality In Presentation
London dispatch notes Ambassador Dawes will skip knee breeches and patent leather shoes for Queen Mary's court tonight. He plans plain swallowtail evening dress, breaking with Lord Chamberlain rules followed by predecessors Harvey and Houghton. The move draws American comment.
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London
Dawes
Saint James Court
Hell'n
Maria’ Dawes
George Harvey
Alanson Houghton
Lord Chamberlain
Harvey
Houghton
America
Enroll Today for 4-H Camp Opens at State Fair Grounds
Steps were taken for the first annual 4-H club camp at the State Fair grounds with registration opening at the 4-H club building and girls dormitory. Activities include canning demonstrations by Sally Wilhelm and elf instruction by Beulah Rodgers, weed ID by Don Shepherd, a loyalty talk by H.M. Jones, and newswriting by J.A. Salzbury.
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State Fate Grounds
Sally Wilhelm
Faulk County
Beulah Rodgers
Brookings
Miss Johnston
State College
Don Shepherd
H.M. Jones
J.A. Salzbury
Redfield
West Park
C. A. Lafferty
Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
L. B. Groll
Miller
Mabel
Crossman
Mrs Gordon Is Dismissed in June
A local notice reports the dismissal of Mrs Gordon, detailing a pending matter dating from last winter and marked as terminated. The document references Miller and a special entry dated June 26.
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Miller
Triak
Mirar
Sarah
Gordon
Supreme Court reverses referendum ruling in registry case
The South Dakota Supreme Court granted a writ of mandamus to require Secretary of State Gladys Pyle to file and refer petitions submitted May 20 regarding Frantz law. The court held the 3 percent motor vehicle registration tax to be referrable, saying the measure shifts revenue rather than increases it and affects government operations, thus fall under referendum. Dissenting were Presiding Judge Carl G. Sherwood and Judge Samuel G. Polley.
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Pierre
State Supreme Court
Henry J. Wasner
Gladys Pyle
M. Qsharpe
N. ‘de ‘Burch
Isvy Pon
South Dakota
Hstrice
Carl G. Sherwood
Sanicel G.polley
American girl seeks Mexico home economics college post
Stillwater Oklahoma reports a four year college graduate seeking a position to establish a home economics program in Mexico. The note notes an American girl from Stillwater aiming to contribute to Mexico's home economics education.
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Stillwater
Okla
Mexico
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