Pat Flaherty Murder Trial Ends As Defense Waives Plea
After five days of testimony, Pat Flaherty's murder trial in Beadle County ends when the defense waives final argument sending the case to a circuit court jury. State argues Eyestone poker party slaying. alibi places Flaherty away in North Platte. Courtroom heat and spectator disappointment follow abrupt closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Pat) Faherty
Charles Eyestone
Leo A. Temmey
Joe Kirby
Sioux Falls
Max Duckworth
Sioux City
W. W. Howes
Flaherty
Eyestone
North Platte
Neb
Alva E. Taylor
Mercury
Beadle County
South Dakota
Fisherty
Episcopal Meeting Set For Sisseton
In Sisseton on June 27 the Niebra Twelfth convocation of 90 Episcopal churches will convene at St. Mary’s church for a three day session commemorating 50 years of service among South Dakota Indians. Clergymen, catechists, and helpers will be vested for Sunday service. Rev. F. W. Creighton of Mexico will speak. The program for Monday and Tuesday includes the convocation, women’s auxiliary and the young people’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton Sisseton
St. Mary's Church
Sisseton Agency
South Dakota
E. A. Ashley
Hi. TL. Burleson
Sioux Falls
Roberts
F. W. Creighton
Mexico
The
National Council
Treve Ry
Weather Muton Unsettled Tonight and Sunday Forecast
Unclear weather outlook mentions unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday across South Dakels region. Forecast notes partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with slightly cooler temperatures in extreme west and northern portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakels
Nord
Post and Gatty Reach Siberia Midflight Pause
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, American world fliers, arrived at Glagoyshchensk Siberia after a 1050 mile Irkutsk leg in six hours ten minutes. They planned to push to Khabarovsk but halted for weather reports, aiming for a non stop later if conditions allow. They reported good health despite limited rest and described desolate terrain ahead toward Chita and beyond. Skipper Frank Matson is reported missing after the double cabin cruiser Alpha burned near shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Glagoyshchensk
Sieria
CS. Tacriers
Irkutsk
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Trutsk
Winnie Mae
Glagoveshchensk
Novo Sibirsk
Here
Sea of Okhotsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Nome
Alaska
Post
Gatty
New York
Theworth
Baikal
trans-Baikal
Yublonai Mountains
Chita
Maschuris
Manchuria
Nouthern Siberia
Chicago
Frank Matson
Alpha
Log Of Winnie Mae Flight Schedule From Roosevelt Field To Irkutsk
The log traces the Winnie Mae flight times from Roosevelt Field and Harbor Grace across Sealand England Berlin Moscow to Nova Siberia and Irkutsk. Stops include Sealand Air drome Hanover Berlin Moscow Nova Siberia Irkutsk with times listed for arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Let Harbor Grace
N. F
Sealand Airdrome
England
Sealand
Hanover
Germany
Berin
Berlin
Moscow
Foday
Nova Sibirsk
Siberia
Irkutsk
Glagoveshe
Spink Farm Youth Builds Own Glider at Home
Wilbur Akin, a Redfield high school junior, designed and completed a primary training glider on his parents farm five miles east of Redfield. The craft features a 4 foot top wing and 12 foot bottom wing, with tail and controls typical of gliders. After six months of work, the glider was tested by trailing behind the family Ford on the farm pasture, yielding a successful maiden flight amid cautious remarks from the young builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Wilbur Akin
Spink County Farm
Mra. M
Akin
Here
Wilbur
Redfield High School
Wibur
Ford
Young Akin
Water Pageant At West Park Pool Friday Feature
A water carnival at West Park pool Friday July 3 features a pageant titled The Downfall of Davy Jones from Commodore Longfellow. A beginners class in swimming demonstrates future safety in water while young swimmers capsize and recover canoes to prove safety. Competitive events and diving, with prizes, begin at 7 pm and are followed by more events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Pool
West Park Board
Davy Jones
Commodore W. EB. Longfellow
Huron
Ward Bell
Roy Tredway
John Bangerter
Wage Disputes Occupy Board
Washington June 27. Conciliators of the labor department handle wage dispute cases under the Bacon Davis bill. Since March 81 disputes and 18 aid requests on prevailing wages were reviewed. Largest groups involve 5,000 pocketbook makers in New York and 4,000 janitors in Chicago. Some settlements cut wages 7 to 15 percent while workers receive some employer support for insurance. Ongoing major disputes include Pennsylvania coal fields with thousands of miners on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
New York
Chicago
Kerlin
Conciliation Department
Pennsylvania
Penneyl
Record Heat In South Dakota As 104.6 F Is Reached
Heat waves sweep across South Dakota with Huron and Mitchell posting all time June records. Temperatures hit 104 in Huron and 108 in Mitchell, while Yankton and Sioux Falls reported 102 and 100 respectively. Forecasters warned of continued heat and possible thundershowers, with cooler relief only in parts of the state late Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Government Weather Bureau
Enday
Mercury
M. E. Bly
Stone
Mr. Blystone
Sigux Falls
South
Mitchell
W. J. Brazell
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Yankton
Watertown
Rapid City
Brookings
Ta. m
Brazell
Dakota Central Telephone Company
G. B. Phifer
Skeleton found weighted down with cement in James River
Unidentified man’s skeleton retrieved from the James River north of the area after being weighted with two sacks of cement. Found Thursday afternoon by Vivian and Irene Vallin while swimming, bones scattered and no flesh remaining. Coroner and State’s Attorney pursued leads but no arrests or warrants issued yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River
Here
Vivian
Irene Vallin
Leo A. ‘Temmey
John P. Walsh
Yankees Leading English Golfers at Scioto Country Club
At Scioto Country Club in Columbus Ohio on June 21 Gene Sarazen led the American push in 36 hole singles by going 3 up on Fred Ravin while Billie Burke stood 2 up on Archie Compston. Walter Hagen opened with a four up advantage over Charles Whitcombe after a 70 two under par round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Fred Rabean
Billie Burke
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Charles Whitcombe
Hagen
V F W Plans First State Convention And Delegates
Veterans of Foreign Wars members in Huron met to outline plans for the first state convention on July 19 and 20 in Kansas City with August 21 and 22 set for the national gathering. James R. Lowrie announced final arrangements for a July 12 meeting, with delegates to the national convention named and alternates listed. Charter Chaotites members and extensive details on the early organization were given as the group prepared for the first scratch meeting at 12 10 a m July 20 in the new dance pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Haron Post
James R. Lowrie
Huron Post
Walter J. Bachman
C. E. Buchanan
George E. Longs
EF. W. Troube
I. B. Crawford
Jack Reiss
D. C. Sargent
Jesse W. Garoutte
The
Chaoties
Fund Organization of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
O. J. Cronk
Frank J. Staley
J. C. Hagen
L. H. Pitzer
Ed McGrath
J. W. Garoutte
Parley Moore
Frank C. Taylor
Tack Reiss
A. Kettelson
L. Wallenfelt
Leon ©. Rady
James T. Brage
Myron T. Andrews
Emory G. Smith
Robins Blank Cards in First Game of Doubleheader
Babe Phelps allowed only two hits as the Brooklyn Robins shut out the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 0 in the first game, with Johnson Stout and Wilson for St Louis and Phelps Lopez delivering for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Brooklyn
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn Robins
St Louis
Johnson
Stout
Wilson
Phelps
Lopez
County Treasurers Close Annual Meeting in Aberdeen
The South Dakota county treasurers association ended its annual meeting with J. F. Hiordan of Hot Springs elected president. Pierre chosen for the 182 convention. New officers include A. E. Herrholdt Ipswich vice president L. Hoffman Butte secretary and Gail M. Lewis Rapid City treasurer. Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe was unable to attend and J. Minter assisted in discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
J. F. Hiordan
Hot [Springs
Pierre
A. E Herrholdt
Ipswich
L. Hoffman
Butte
Gail M. Lewis
Rapid City
M. Q. Sharpe
Premier Laval wins support for debt talks in Paris
In Paris Premier Laval and Andrew Mellon held a two and a half hour conference on France's reply to Hoover's debt plan and agreed to meet again. The chamber of deputies backed Laval's stance by 386 to 189 with 19½ percent voting margin, approving the government's answer and the continuance of negotiations with Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Laval
Paris
Laval
Andrew W. Mellon
Amer
The
Treasury
France
Hoover
Bruening
Curtis
Germany
Brian
Mellon
Chamber of Deputies
the Treasury
Nooia
United States
Hague
Leon Blum
Europe
Franklin Bouillon
Herriot
America
Washington
More Indicted In Chicago Clean Up
Chicago dispatch reports 59 men and two firms indicted by a federal grand jury for operating a liquor syndicate allied with Capone. The group produced and distributed over 2,000,000 gallons since 1927 across Illinois, with several defendants once part of Scarface Al's mob. Capone faces sentence on tax and liquor charges, with prior contempt sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Scarface al
Pores YW
Ilinois
Capone
Midwest
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Pat Flaherty
Harry Saunders
Tommey
Copenhagen
Alter
Herhor Grace
Denmark
Otto Hillig
Holger Holrils
Associated Press
Roosevelt Field, N
Spink Farm
West Pool
Pierre Pierre
Will
Beverly Hills
Cali
Petarele Maperpeg Vrn
Wall Street
Mr. Hoover
Hake
Raper
Hurong
Yankees
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