Huron Trims Redfield In Tourney Opener 29-9
Huron Tigers led by Art Campbell with 18 points and Corny Collin won 29 to 9 against Redfield in the Region Four tournament opener at Miller Auditorium. Redfield’s Tubund? led early, but Huron pulled away, the crowd gathering for a strong regional field with Miller Pierre and Mellette-Cavour later on the schedule.
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Huron
Art Campbell
Corny
Collin Read
Wolsey
Gettysburg
Miller
Mar. S
Huron Tughtachec Tigers
Redfled
Tigers
Art Camphbell
Collin
Miller Auditorium
Tubund
Redfield
Mexican Rebel Leader Delays Juarez Raid For Baseball World Series
The account recalls Pancho Villa postponing an attack on Juarez to avoid clashing with the 1915 World Series as an American press focus on baseball dulled attention to the border battle. Villa waited ten days before renewing the assault and capturing Juarez.
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San Francisco
Mar
Juarez
Francisco
Pancho) Wills
Villa
Juarex
Walker
Pancho
Farm hearings set for Mar. 27
Washington reports hearings before the House Agriculture Committee on farm relief legislation will begin March with Haugen of the OTH set to testify on the first day of the special session. About 2,000 farm groups and marketing associations were asked to arrange for limited witnesses to discuss the proposed act. Chicago notes President Hoover pledged full cooperation with the American Farm Bureau Federation as directors backed the call for a special session on April 15 to enact farm relief measures. Sam Thompson said the federation would help craft the relief program aligned with national administration aims.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Farm Relief Legislatio
Marchman Haugen
OTH
Comgresa
Chicago
Mar
Herbert Boover
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Sam
Thompson
Federation
Resta
Submarine Lune OK 200 Feet Down
In Key West Florida on March 8 the artificial lung for escape from disabled submarines was successfully tested at 200 feet. Lieutenant M Monsen and Chief Torpedoman Paward Kalinowski exited the S 4 hatch and surfaced in about nine minutes, unharmed, amid heavy pressure.
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Key West
Fla
Florida
M. Monsen
Paward Kalinowski
Poisoned by liquor death reported in Canton man
In Sioux Falls on March last, Kris Korelund aged 45 from Canton died eight hours after drinking liquor described by a doctor as poison. He was taken to the police station where investigators found he had become blind from the liquor’s effects.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Kris Korelund
Canton
Huronite Service On Regional Meet
The Evening Huronite will provide up to date Region Four tour coverage. Sports editor Art Mitchell will be on site for two days with scores announced from the Huronite office at 4151 after each game. Tonight Pierre Mille game results and Mellette Cavour details will post shortly after 9 and 10 respectively, with halftime and final scores for Saturday’s semifinal and final.
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Huronite
Tournamcrit
Mmter
Persey
Art Mitchell
Iant Miller
Scorea
Victorious Battle Reports in Mexico Revolt
Dispatches from El Paso Texas describe tenacious fighting as 5000 federal troops under General Francis Urhulege engage rebels in a four hour pitched battle marking the first clash of the present revolution. Reports from Sonora note Urialege's stand against rebels marching toward the Mexican capital. Urbalege, commander of the Yayoi Indians from Sonora and famed as the fiercest fighters in Mexico, bears the name Los Ferribles.
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Francisco Urhulege
el Paso
Texas
Sonora
Urialege
Mexiana
Urbalege
Mexico
Juarez Battle and Border Tensions Reported
A sharp battle outside Juarez ends with a truce allowing federal troops to retreat across the Rio Grande. American border guards and Fort Bliss troops are on alert as violence spills toward El Paso. Reports note heavy losses, Mexican and U S forces maneuvering near Torreon and Monterey amid Vera Cruz campaign rumors and naval blockades.
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Juarez
Mar
van Horn Moseley
United States
Fort Biles
Texas
Als Grande
Paso
South Bl Paso
Fort Bisa
International Boundary Line
Strees
Sandines
Gang killings probe links across New York Chicago and Florida
New York and Chicago prosecutors led by District Attorney Charles Dodd investigated possible links among the Chicago massacre, the Yale murder in New York, and the Coral Gables Florida killing of Tom Watel. John Genaro, Chicago, was arrested and released. police sought his brother Joseph also. A third formal murder charge related to the massacre arose with John Scalisi, Capone bodyguard.
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Chicago
New York
Florida
New. York
Charlos Dodd Ot
Brooklyn
Masacre
Frank Yale
Tom Watel
Coral Gabler
Fila
John Genaro
Yale
Manaacre
Joseph
Alize Peppy
Investige
Servist
John Scalisi
Scei
Decli Any
The
Erfne
Unsettled Weather Forecast With Late Tonight Clearing
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions today with easing winds later in the evening. Expect scattered showers, cooler temperatures, and gradual clearing by night along with light to moderate breezes.
Seubert Named Leader of Standard Oil Post in India
Edward G. Seubert was appointed executive head of Standard Oil in India, replacing Colonel Robert W. Stewart who lost the chairmanship as it was abolished. Shareholder votes favored Rockefeller ally Seubert, while Stewart retained an executive role and a pension of about 75,000 dollars, with Stewart’s salary noted at 135,000 annually.
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Whiting
Mnd
Edward G. Seubert
Robert W. Stewart
Company of Indian
Seubert
Stewart
Directors’ m
John D. Rockefaller, Jr
Colonel Stewart
Yemnger Rockefeller
Himsel
Winthrop W. Aldrich
New Yorks
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John D. Rockefelter
L. L. Stephens
Rockefeller
Continental
Desl
Stephens
Coronel
United States Senate
Chrysler Plans 68 Story Skyscraper in New York
Walter Chrysler, the motor magnate, announced plans for a personal investment skyscraper in New York. The 68 story structure will rise about 809 feet, surpassing the Woolworth tower by 17 feet and will include a 12 story dome atop the main 58 story building.
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New York
Mar
Walter BP
Chrysler
Grand Central Building
Woolworth
Non-Stop Refueling Attempt By Bay City Aviators
Eddie Stinson and Randolph Page of Detroit launched from the Saginaw Bay ice in a Stinson-Detroit mono plane named the Sally Sovereign carrying about 800 gallons. They aim to set a new endurance record near 80 hours seeking to surpass the German pilots Ristler and Zimmerman who flew 96 hours and 1 minute.
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Bay City
Mich
Eddie Stinson
Randolph Page
Detroit
Saginaw Bay
Stinsoi
Ristler
Zimmerman
Chicago beguiling subway fare led 13-year-old to grim inquiry
In Chicago a Brooklyn boy Harold Sobel, 13, told a policeman he was offered a ride by a man who claimed to be headed to Kedzle and asrd street. With no bodies found, Harold questioned where the bodies were, revealing hopes of a ride and a far trek from 302 White Ave Brooklyn. The tale ends with no bodies located.
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Chicago
Mar
Kedzle
Asrd Street
Harold Sobel
White Ave
Brooklyn
New York
Harold
Sone
Snd
Hoover Begins First Cabinet Meeting in Washington
President Hoover meets his cabinet for the first time in Washington. Reports say the session included discussions on fiscal affairs with Brig. Gen. Lord, director of the budget, and ongoing conferences with Frank Kellogg on issues linked to the Mexican revolt. The meeting follows preparations for Hoover’s administration and outlines plans for national policy and budget oversight.
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Washington
Mar
Prident Hoover
Ian Kans
Manila
Ile
Frank B. Kellogg
Mexico
Nia
Ysis
Lord
Area farmers back outlook meetings for 1928
A meeting yesterday in the county heard A B Anderson ex tension director from State College explain the 1928 agricultural outlook with data on supply and demand. County Agent Cave announced planned future meetings as charts from the agricultural department arrive. Prospects in South Dakota look generally favorable with gains in live stock and dairying.
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A.B. Anderson
State College
South Dakota
BR. A. Cave
Sitch
Cave
Agricultural Department
Obliged To Place Girl Back In Caste
Doris Jones a Huron college student who suffered a broken vertebra in an automobile accident about a month ago was back in a cast today. Doc tora removed the cast yesterday but decided she was not strong enough to have it left off permanently. Miss Jones has been recovering continually though slowly.
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Doris Jones
Huron College
Doctora
Miss Jones
Drowned Men At Wishkah Bridge Incident Report
Words scattered from a WASH area report describe two men drowned when others fled in a bridge incident. An automated gate failure allegedly hindered assistance, with sparse readable details emerging today.
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Wishkah Bridge
Legislature Nears End As South Dakota Session Closes
Pierre March 8 The South Dakota Senate sustained W J Bulow’s veto of a 20000 addition to the attorney general’s budget. Governor Bulow said the extra 20000 is excessive and will veto the appropriation in the general bill. The Senate adjourned amid a light calendar with five house measures still to act on and the two houses prepared to end the twenty first legislative assembly.
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Pierre
Mar
Foverenor
W. J. Bulow
Dakets Senate
Senate
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
J. B. Painter
Tripp
Loucks
Howell
Brown
Fort Pierre
Sully County
Agnes B. Whitlock
Medicine Bock
Potter County
Boland
Pennington
School of Mines
Rapid City
South Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Sion
Hyde Honored By Temperance Union for Cabinet Service
Washington March 3 Arthur M Hyde new secretary of agriculture is noted for his temperance ties as the Missouri Woman’s Christian Temperance Union grants him honorary membership among cabinet members who have held WCTU links. Other honored members include Josephus Daniels and the late William Jennings Bryan.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Washington
Mar
Arthur, Hyde
Agriculture
Women's Temperance Organization
Ara Josephus Daniels
Navy
Willam Jennings. Bryan
Missouri W. C.T. U
Mr. Hyde
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Bastian
Caerere
APSO
Awe
Ae Bevan
Federal
Mexico City
Vera’ Cruz
Torreon
Coahuila
Guadiajara
Antonio Villareni
Sinaloa
Victorica
Vera, Cruz
Véra Cruz
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Hia
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