Coast Guard Seizures Rise in Early Month Totals
Treasury figures show Coast Guard seizures and liquor confiscations mounting as 13 vessels are captured and 5,395 cases of liquor seized by mid June. Admiral Ballard notes ongoing sea warfare with 193 men arrested this year and 26 new arrests after the Whispering Winds capture off Long Island.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Treasury
Long Island
Frederick C. Ballard
Billard
Cone
William P. Cluett
New York
Federal Radio Commission Denies Erection Permit
The Federal Radio Commission refused Charles Huber and James A. Mathews permission to build a new broadcasting station at Aberdeen South Dakota. In a separate ruling the commission denied KGFX’s move from Pierre to Aberdeen.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Charles Huber
James A. Mathews
Aberdeen
KGFX
Equity Union Creameries, Inc
Pierre
Truck Tax Referendum Decision Expected Next Week
South Dakota Supreme Court studied questions on the appeal by the Motor Carriers association seeking to compel the aiding of referendum petitions. A ruling is anticipated next week. If the law is not referable it becomes effective next Wednesday with over 200 other measures. if referable it goes to the next general election.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
South Dakota Motor Carriers Association
Identity Sought In Burned Car Death Near Martin
State and county officials sought to establish the identity of a man found burned beyond recognition in a car on the highway near Martin. The auto, owned by R. G. Schilling of Murdo, is believed to hold the victim, though positive ID was not yet confirmed. Right-side-up vehicle with no sign of crash sparked theory of murder. Carl Hammer of Platte, state deputy sheriff, assists local authorities.
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Martin
Here
R. G. Schilling
Murdo
Carl Hammer
Platte
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi Valley to Great Plains
Weather outlook covers week starting Monday June 29 for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern central plains. Warm in south portions with normal or above in north portions. cooler mid to late week possible. Occasional local showers or thunderstorms confined mainly to northern portions.
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Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
Mattoon Popcorn Grower Credits Radio Popper Invention
Ray Redding of Mattoon HL credits radio and an electric home corn popper with reviving interest in corn popping, noting how the invention boosted local curiosity and demand for popcorn at home.
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Ray Redding
Mattoon
Spain Prepares Government as Republicans Lead in Assembly Vote
Spain faces its first post monarchy elections with the republican party led by Alcala Zamora predicted to win the most seats, while monarchists and independents also run. Government troops patrol cities to deter possible disorders as ministers tour provinces to retain power.
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Spain
Madrid
Alfonso
National Assembly
France
Alcala Zamora
Seville
Oreste
Galicia
Barcelonia
Miguel Maura
San Juro
Edmunds Named To Succeed Bryant on State Bank Board
Pierre June 27 The appointment of Harold F. Edmunds cashier of the American State bank of Yankton to the state banking commission was announced by E A Ruden state superintendent of banks Edmunds succeeds J W Bryant Mitchell who resigned after election as president of the South Dakota Bankers association Other members of the commission are E A Ruden J C Vandaprift Sioux Falls and A T Hagen Claremont
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve Board
State Banking Commission
Mr. Ruden
J. C. Vandaprift
Sioux Falls
A. T. Hagen
Claremont
Rapid City Hosts End of 1300 National Guardsmen Camp
Rapid City completed the departure of 1300 South Dakota National Guard units after a rapid camp. The second battalion of engineers remained briefly to pack and depart. Col. Hazle and Col. Beckwith stayed to finish securing equipment and storing gear, with plans for a possible future return and an eventual permanent site pending.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
National Guard
West River
Tively
Transport Corps
Buffalo Gap
Edgemont
Booth Engineers
William A. Hazle
Aberdeen
E. A. Beckwith
Hazle
Bank Robbery Strikes Baldwin Wisconsin Bank
Four bandits robbed the First National Bank of Baldwin Wisconsin today and escaped with between 4000 and 5000 dollars. The incident occurred in Baldwin and involved a rapid getaway, with authorities alerted but no arrests reported at this time.
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Baldwin
Wis
Nial Bank
Reward Offered for Broadland Burglary Suspects
The Town Board of Broadland offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those breaking in and stealing various property in Broadland. An extra $25 is offered for the arrest and conviction of those who stole two sets of harness from A. H. Belters and four items from Farmers Elevator. G. E. Sackett, Chairman, Broadland Town Board. 5. D.
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Broadland
A. H. Belters
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