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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
12
Officers state Burkett is being held in the county jail after a shootout at the Custer mine. He surrendered to neighbor Hugh Brown who brought him in, and Burkett allegedly confessed to shooting Lawrence following an eight year quarrel over a fm partnership car.
Watertown investigators report a Sunday Yellowstone Trail crash near Ortley killed DHP-W. EF. Babcock a Watertown auto dealer and Ben Tucholke Labott rancher and garage owner. Catherine Brandriet of Kransburg injured and hospitalized in serious condition.
Ann Arbor reports that researchers using a kymograph show speech involves rapid preparatory muscle actions. The study notes 51 percent of the time during a vowel sound’s production is spent preparing the next sound.
E N Baird 54 of Weasington IGTOM died in the afternoon after a doctor attended him shortly before death. The notice provides brief details of his passing and impending burial arrangements.
Paul Doumer elected president of France and to speak in Paris July for the American Chamber of Commerce. The Howard Barlow symphony on WABC CBS returns to a summer 8 30 schedule with an augmented orchestra. Radio tonight features Archer Gibson concert organ, Nat Bristow Rhythm Kings, U S Navy Band, and Bill Donatue’s Chicago orchestra. In Nebraska Nebraska town bans credit in its stores.
Chicago reports Betty Robinson 19 year old Northwestern University student and 10 meter bounce winner in the 1936 Olympics is critically injured after a plane crash. Her cousin Wilson Palmer, who piloted the plane, is also critically hurt. The incident occurred near the Field.
Aberdeen June 2 two men slugged and robbed a station attendant Lyman Vinning of 98 dollars after forcing him to deliver cash at the Alling station Saturday night Vinning was struck as he turned over the money Police are investigating a theory that the bandits may be the same pair who robbed two Aberdeen youths at an amusement park a week earlier and then forced their wives to accompany them into the country The women were released unharmed
Lyle Windhurst won the weekly gulf best award with a score of 1 on the public course. Wayne John recorded the lowest score of the session. the prize value is about $2500, largely covered by insurance.
A large crowd from Sully County 4-H clubs attended Camp Omida on the Cheyenne Indian Reservation last week. County Agent A. J. Norgaard and local leaders led activities and instruction for the youths.
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