Reappoint Ripple to Fisheries Job Under New Powers
The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission voted to reappoint Robert L. Ripple as superintendent of fisheries with expanded authority. The plan makes Ripple head of all hatcheries, directs budgeting with the director, and requires the commission to hire all regular department staff. The move follows Ripple’s resignation amid graft rumors and aims to strengthen conservation management.
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Dane
BR. L. Ripple
South Dakota
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Karl Mundt
Madison
Fisheries and Game Departments
Commission Life
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Frank Cundil
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Ivison
Game and Fish Department
Robert L. Ripple
Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish
Pierre
Department of Game and Fish
Fisheries
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Warecs
Cal
Feud Sparks Violent Attacks on Pilgrims in Northern Ireland
Scores of Irish men and women were injured as clashes flared between Orange and Green factions during ceremonies for the eucharistic congress. Pilgrims traveling to Dublin faced stoning and beating in several towns, including Ballymena and Belfast, with police injuries reported and precautions ordered for Cardinal Lauci’s Ulster visit.
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Northern Ireland
Orange
Dublin
Portadovm
Larne
St. Narcissus
Cardinal Lauci
Ulster
Free State
Armagh
Ballymena
Orangemen
Dohnemanagh
County Tyrone
Equalization Boards Open Sessions Today Across Beadle County
Beadle county township and municipality boards begin sessions to equalize taxes in their districts. Huron city commissioners work all week on City Assessor W. H. Olsen records and hear questions about taxes at city hall daytime and evening. Several Beadle townships plan budgets for next year and review spring budget actions. Local boards in South Dakota start tax roll examination with state boards set to follow in late July.
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Beadle County
Huron City Commissioners
W. H. Olsen
Pierre
South Dakota
State Division of Taxation
State Board
Congress Still Mired In Maze Of Money Relief And Economy Bills
Washington dispatch reports Congress trapped in a tangle of appropriation bills relief measures and economy cuts. Senate leaders seek quick passage of annual funding packages while conferees wrestle with the Garber Wagner relief bill and a public building program the White House opposes. Labor warns unemployment could hit 13.9 million next winter.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Mos
Bennie
Treasury
Post Office
House
Garber-Wagner
Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Curtis Trial Begins Over Lindbergh Baby Case
Curtis stands trial in Flemington New Jersey on charges of impeding justice in the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder inquiry. Judge Adam Robbins oversees proceedings as Col Charles Lindbergh sits as prosecutor’s ally with Betty Gow and the Wheatleys among potential witnesses present.
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N. J
Col Carlos A. Lindbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Lloyd Fisher
Harry Stout
Aget Fremington
Anthony M. Hauck
Robbins
Stout
Prominent Watertown Resident Dies at 73
Andrew Foley longtime Watertown figure in civic political and business life died at his home aged 73. He served Codington county sheriff from 1902 to 1905 and represented the county in the 1899 legislature. Foley was fire chief in 1887 and attended the 1912 Democratic National Convention in Denver. He founded and owned extensive farm and estate holdings and is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
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Watertown
Foley
Codington County
Denver
Watertows
Songs
Endurance flier Hunter killed by plane propeller in Miss
John Hunter a member of four brothers who held a world airplane endurance record, died when the propeller struck his head during a forced landing in Rosedale Mississippi. He was en route to New Orleans with a brother and had planned to open an air mail route from New Orleans to Gulfport.
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Endurance Flier
Rosedale
Miss
John Hunter
Chicago
New Orleans
Gulfport
British Ship Target For Chinese Bombing
British gunboat Moorhen was mistakenly bombed by Chinese planes sent to strike Cantonese rebel boats near Kiau Island. Six bombs fell nearby but did not strike Moorhen, amid tensions as Cantonese forces seized a Chinese steamship cargo valued at $500,000.
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Hong Kong
Chan Chaiteng
Chan Chak
Earier
Kiau Island
Rainfall Sunday brings 0.35 inch in Huron district
Cool cloudy weather with a promise of more rain followed a June heat wave. Sunday’s shower measured 0.35 inch, the heaviest in weeks, lifting June moisture to 1.98 inches. Showers expected Tuesday. Heavily rained regions include Iroquois and Cavour with varied amounts. Farmers report web worms and grasshoppers, using poisoned mash to curb pests.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iroquois
Caveur
Weather Bureau
Cavyour Cavour
Cavour
Esmond
Yale
Sanborn County
Charles Britton
H. Rounds
John Reich
Sargent
Logan Township
Green Backed by South Dakota Governor for North Dakota Senate
Pierre June 27 Governor Warren Green of South Dakota endorsed Governor George F. Shafer of North Dakota for the Republican senatorial nomination. Shafer opposes Senator Gerald P. Nye in a contest to be decided at the polls Wednesday. Green said Shafer would effectively represent northwest agricultural interests in Congress.
South Dakota Delegation Backs Roosevelt Platform Unity
South Dakota Democrats vote to stand as a unit for Roosevelt on most convention issues with two exceptions prohibitions and any bonus plank. They back abrogation of the two thirds rule if forced to a vote and oppose Jouett Shouse as permanent chairman. The group favors Roosevelt backed economic relief for farmers and workers.
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K. J. Brugere
Associated Press Star
Chicago
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Vlasud
Thomas A. Walsh
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
New York
W. W. Howes
Huron
National
George F. O'Neill
Letcher
Howes
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Resolutions Committee
Beath Dakota
Hitchcock
State sues City of Sioux Falls over gasoline tax
South Dakota Supreme Court heard written briefs on a case where the state seeks about 1700 dollars in unpaid gasoline tax plus penalties and interest from Sioux Falls. The dispute, tied to 1927 and 1928 purchases via the water department, questions whether the city acted as a dealer and if a municipality can be taxed.
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Pierre
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Supreme Court
Minnehaha
Supreme Court
L. 3
Waggoner
Dan W. Conway
Sioux Fils
Frank Mitchell
Genersl
Extortionists Sentenced in St Cloud Case
Two men from Menahga Minnesota admitted attempting to extort two thousand dollars from G R Lee bank president. James Barrey received an indeterminate term in state prison and Joseph Mann three years in the state reformatory after officers used a dummy money package to trap them.
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ST. Cloud
Minn
G. R. Lee
Menahga
James Barrey
Joseph Mann
State Reformatory
President Hoover Returns From Weekend Rest
President Hoover resumed national duties after a weekend at a Virginia mountains fishing camp. He rose early and reached the executive mansion in Washington, resuming work at his desk after dawn.
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Washington
Virginia
Hoover
Roosevelt Fight Over Two-Thirds Rule Shapes Democratic Convention
At the Chicago convention precincts erupt in debate over abolishing the two-thirds nominating rule. Roosevelt supporters face defections while James A. Reed gains Missouri pledges as anti-Roosevelt forces rally in Illinois and Texas. A clash over a permanent chairman looms as sessions proceed amid calls for prohibition and party harmony efforts.
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Byron Price
Chicago Stadium
Roosevelt
James A. Fawley
Albany
New Yorker
Sentnor Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Aginst Jouett Shouse
Kansas
James A. Farley
Alfred E. Smith
Shouse
Reed
James A. Reed
Hig
James Hamilton Lewis
Melvin Traylor
Byrd
Virginia
Ritchie
Maryland
White
Ohio
Murray
Oklahoma
Garner
Texas
W. W. Durbin
John J. Raskob
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Walsh
Massachusetts
al Smith
Ownership of Abandoned Chevrolet Proven in Nebraska Records
Nebraska records of the department of public works establish ownership of a burned and abandoned Chevrolet found burned and left in a pasture a mile east of the Huron Country club. A 1931 Nebraska license was issued to Conrad Masur of St Mary Neb, prior to theft from Masur. Sheriff’s officials were notified by letter today.
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Huron Country Club
Nebraska Department of Public Works
Nebraska
Conrad Masur
St. Mary
Neb
Masur
Weather forecast for South Dakota with showers likely
Partly cloudy and scattered showers expected Tuesday across the state with warmer conditions in the northeast tonight. Huron area shines partly cloudy to cloudy with possible showers Tuesday and a warm night around 40 degrees. Evening delivery service guarantee noted with urgency to act by 1:30 a.m. and a contact line for Vertara Union-tim.
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South Dakota
West Portion
Huron
Vertara Union
Tim
Seabury Opposes Changing Of Rules
Chicago report notes Samset Seabury the New York City government investigation prosecutor opposed Roosevelt’s push to drop the part third nominating rule from the Democratic convention. He argued any candidate who alters rules used to elect delegates cannot be trusted.
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Chicago
Samset Seabury
New York City
Ravelt
Carsosevelt
James J. Walker
Barkley Urges People Vote on 18th Amendment at Democratic Convention
Senator Alben W. Barkley in Chicago denounced the Hoover administration and the Republicans for tariff and farm policies. He urged a popular vote to repeal the 18th Amendment and warned Democrats against endorsing a Congressional repeal resolution. He criticized leadership since 1929, citing economic hardship and unemployment while calling for renewed Democratic stewardship and reform.
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Chicago
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Hoover
Hills Farm Policy
Congress
Stetesmar
Divorce Granted Bertha Hay and Emil Hay
Bertha Hay and Emil Hay were granted a divorce in a decree signed today by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor. The action was started by Mrs. Hay whose maiden name Bertha Christ was restored. A property settlement was entered into and confirmed by the court.
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Emil Hay
Alva E. Taylor
Hay
Bertha Christ
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