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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1931

Page

3

Man 26 Commits Suicide After Despondency Over Jobs and Lost Love

Lawson Taylor aged about 26 shot himself on Munday evening at the busy Third street and Dakota avenue corner in County Caro. Coroner J P Walsh said despair over unemployment and the loss of his sweetheart drove the act. He left a note to landlady Mrs Belva D Wilson and planned the death with a sequence including purchasing shells and visiting the former sweetheart at Samar dtan hospital. Funeral arrangements await word from his father M Taylor of Sedgwick Kansas.

Lawson Taylor Munday County Caro Ner J. P. Walsh Taylor Central South Dakota Third Street Dakota, Avenue Dakota Avenue Lawrence Zieske Ohio Ave J. B. Walsh Wickert Walsh Mlinols Avenue Belva D. Wilson F. Baesman M. Taylor Sedgwick Kans Carpenter Huron

Aimee’s Mother Secretly Weds In Longview Ceremony

Mrs. Minnie Kennedy Hudson wife of evangelist G E Hudson secretly married at Lake Sacajawea Longview in a simple double ring ceremony. The Rev J G Gay performed the wedding with Ralph Gay as best man. Hudson, about 50, gave New York City as his home and will aid in evangelistic work.

Aimee Longview Wash G. E. Hudson Aimee Semple McPherson Pacific Northwest Lake Sacajawea Minnie Kennedy Kennedy J. G. Gay Gay Ralph Gay Heatrice Oliver Angelus Temple Crusader Hudson New York City de. Gay Jake

Archaeologists Piece Together Pottery Fragments

Archaeologists at the U S National Museum study pottery shards from ancient Indian culture. Lab work reconstructs vessels, with missing parts filled by plaster to reveal original shapes.

Washington U. S. National Museum

Sweet Clover Drains Low Lying Farm Land

Experiments with stands of sweet clover to aid drainage on wet low land in McPherson county show success. A. J. Walker following clover with wheat harvested earlier on that tract, while Den Zerger of Moundridge reports plowing after clover sowing as moisture remains lower than in other fields.

Lindsborg, Kas McPherson County A. J. Walker den Zerger Moundridge

Ex Captain Builds 719th Motor Boat in Rochester

John Zwan Ziger once a Sea Captain finishes his 719th boat titled Neptune. He collected material from various sources and plans to move the craft to Trocodquoit Bay this summer to locate someone to install a motor.

Rochester John Zwan- Ziger Neptune Trocdequoit Bay John Gertow

Library group urges $10 million public fund for rural libraries

The Council of the American Library Association requests Congress approve 10 million dollars as an equalizing and stimulating rural library fund to be spent over a five year period, distributed by rural population across states territories and possessions. Yale professor William Lyon Phelps and others pressed librarians to shape reading habits and promote art and child health programs through ongoing White House conference follow ups.

New Haven Conn Congress Council of It American Association Association United States William Lyon Phelps Yale University Phelps Woolsey Hall Yale Frederic Allen Whiting American Federation of Arts Washington Gulliver Library Association White House Frederick J. Kelly Kelly Oover Division of Public Information American Library Association Adam J. Strohm Detroit Wolsey Hall Stroh Strohm

Radio War Draws German and Soviet Listeners

German Koenigswusterhausen station and Soviet high power broadcasters engage in a broadcast war as Deutschlandsender airs lectures on German conditions. Soviet countermeasures follow, with German commentator Wilhelm Pleck slated to speak on Russian conditions.

Koenigswusterhausen Germany Koenigwusterhausen Deutschlandsender Soviet Russia Tsk Wilhelm Pleck Ite

Pieck Talks Broadcast Spur Speculation On Victory

Rumors swirl as Pieck begins talks while German radio fans weigh which side will prevail. North Carolina records show April births doubling the month's deaths, signaling a population shift during the period.

Pieck

Republicans Win Seats In Spain

Spain's first post monarchy elections produced an overwhelming Republican bloc victory. Provisional President Zamora led a conservative republican socialist coalition to a majority of 470 deputies as Alfonso's supporters faced banishment. Six people were killed in nationwide unrest amid attacks on a priest and a thwarted plot near Seville.

Madrid Alfonso France Spain Migel Maura Republican Socialist Bloc Nicelo Alcala Zamora Tablada Seville Ramon Franco San Juro Adalona San Sebastian Herencia Laliena Alamedilla Malaga Carbailo Col Francisco Macia

Catalan leaders lead and Franco defeated in Seville

Catalonia identifies its regionalists second in line and Alejandr Lerroux's radical republicans third. Major Franco and his followers lose in Seville yet he wins from Barcelona aided by the Macia triumph. He telegraphs to President Zamora denying fomenting an uprising and calling his arrest kidnaping. Lerroux is praised as leading candidate to succeed Primo de Rivera.

Catalonia Barcelon Alejandr Lerroux Major Franco Seville Barcelona Macia Alatala Zamora Lerroux Prog

Election Drift Prompts New Deputies After District Shakeup

Ident Alacala Zamora reflects on his election from seven districts and notes six seats must be renounced. New deputies will be elected to fill the restructured representation as authorities act.

Alacala Zamora

Minish Wins in Circuit Court Ruling

Rapid City June 2 Rev. omar Minish superintendent of the Rapid City district of the Methodist Church won a circuit court action brought by Louis F Gillespie Camp Crook who sought 310000 a sealed verdict opened this morning was returned for the defendant

Minish Winnes Rapid City Omer Minish The Methodist Church Louis F. Gillespie Camp Crook Gillespie

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