Jury selection opens in Alphonse Lapke trial today
Opening day of the murder trial in Miler recounts juror questions from defense aiming to doubt circumstantial evidence. Prospective jurors mostly farmers were asked about prejudice and public sentiment, with peremptory challenges allotted to each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Lapke
Vincene Hoyman
Associated Press
Miler
John Pusey
Harlan Bushfield
Lapke
Ken
Anton Lapke
Mar
Alphonsecourt
Wirgingoes
Alphonse
Conrad
Harry Lape
Lape
Grant Parrish
Frank Mitchell
C Carrell
An- Lapke
Alphon
Mitchell
Harry
Iton Lepke
Bridgewater Editor Moyes Dies After Stroke
W W Moyes editor of the Bridgewater Tribune and state senator died at his home after a stroke. The 56 year old editor was a candidate for reelection as Hanson and McLeod county senator and faced no opposition. He was unmarried. Mrs Ed Troupe left for Wesington for two weeks on Degree of Honor work as a Grand Lodge deputy.
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Bridgewater
Bridgewater Tribune
Hanson and McLook County
Wessington
Ed Troupe
Grand Lodge
Practical Joker Lands In Jail In Ill Humor
Harry Gordon, known as a practical joker, was jailed after his wife, Mrs. Gordon, had him arrested following a dangerous prank. She recounted years of pranks including fake nurses, salt for sugar, water sprays, and explosive cigars, but a bathroom shampooing with a guest proved the last straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Harry Gordon
Smuggling Bill Passed By House Of Commons 113 To 11
Ottawa reports the government bill to refuse cargo clearances for liquor bound for the United States passed the House of Commons by 113 to 11. Opposition members pressed claims of policy shift and questioned negotiations, while Premier W L Mackenzie King defended the measure and minister W D Euler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mer
House of Commons
United States
Senate
W. L. MacKenzie King
C. G. Poweg
Quebec
South
Mr. King
B. Bennett
Canada
W.D. Euler
National Revenue
United Amed
Bennett
King
Euler
Drys Attack Plan Of National Safe Drys
The drys in Washington backed prohibition and attacked a proposed U S system of liquor dispensaries in hearings on repeal measures. They cited Canada's operation of such a plan and called for insurance data to show prohibition effects. Key witnesses include EB C Perry and John J Lentz with plans to call F Scott McBride Irving Fisher and Clarence True Wilson to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
House Judiciary Committee
Toronto
EB. C. Perry
John J. Lentz
American Insurance Union
House
Ohio
Drys
Drury and
Lentz
America
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Irving
Fisher
Yale
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Worker at Homestake Mine Found Dead
John Vates, 28, was found dead at his work in the Homestake Mine with no visible wounds and unknown cause. An inquest will be held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestake
John Vates
End Of Winter Storm Rips Through Great Lakes Region
A historic Ontario storm left ice coated poles crashed lines and toppled trees. Grimsby and Hamilton faced blackouts with public safety crews keeping streets open. Chicago Milwaukee and Detroit endured heavy snow and freezing temps with fatalities and widespread travel disruption. Dixie states reported near freezing temps and snow flurries in multiple cities.
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Great Lakes
Toronto
Chicago
Midwest
Lake Michigan
Milowaukee
Aarbor
Ohio
Detroit
Stanley Baker
St. Louis
Mich
Indiana
Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Broadway
Joop
Weather Huron and South Dakota Forecast
Weather Huron reports mostly cloudy skies with possible snow tonight and Thursday and no clear temperature change. South Dakota outlook remains cloudy with continuing cold conditions tonight and Thursday.
Chicago Train I's Late Into Huron
The eastbound Chicago Train I arrived in Huron today three and a half hours behind schedule after battling deep snow on the western tracks. Other trains were on time, but plowing snow may be needed tomorrow. Forecasts predict continued cold, mostly cloudy skies, and possible snow tonight and Thursday with no major temperature change.
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Chicago
Huron
Marconi Demonstrates Wireless Power Across 11,000 Miles
Genoa March 26 Marconi inventor of wireless power from his yacht Electra telegraphed to Sydney during a test of the short wave apparatus at 8. The message outlined plans to transmit a small power unit to Sydney to light lamps at the exposition. He recalled transmitting the first wireless signals across the Atlantic less than 30 years ago and praised Australia for advances in world wide wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Sartee “Marconi
Electra
Sydney
Australia
Marconi
Matthew Seman
The
Electrical Association
Fisk
Atlantic Ocean
Bishops Gather To Name Primate Burleson Named Lead Contender
Protestant Episcopal bishops met in Chicago to elect a primate to replace the late Charles P. Anderson. Memorial services honored Anderson, praised as a great church leader. Among frequent names mentioned before balloting were Bishop James D. Perry of Rhode Island and Bishop Hugh L. Burleson of South Dakota.
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Burleson
South Dakota
Episcopal Church
Chicago
Mar
Protestant Episcopal Church of
United States
Charles P. Anderson
House of Bishops
St. James Cathedral
William A. Leonard
Cleveland
Anderson
Ernest M. Stires
Long Island
Philip Brooks
James D. Perry
Rhode Island
Hugh L. Burleson
Funeral for Mrs Scotchbrook Held in Wellington
Saint funeral services were held today at 2:30 PM at the Presbyterian church for Mrs George Scotchbrook who died Monday afternoon in Wellington. Rev J H Black officiated with the Eastern Star conducting at the cemetery. Pierre SD March 25 The land for the Soldiers Memorial building is state property a deed was presented to Governor W J Bulow by Fred Vilas for the Chicago North Western rail company, the donors, the property lies just south of the Capitol building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchbrook
Wessington
Wellington
George Scotchbrook
Eresbyterian
J. HL. Black
Eastern Star
Stotchbrook
Senate Ends Tariff Session Prepares Brief Recess
The Senate rested from tariff work today as the House handles minor calendar bills and plans a three day weekend. House returns to vote on the District of Columbia appropriations bill by nightfall, then adjourn until Monday. the tariff bill resumes then. The Senate will meet Friday only to recess until Tuesday.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Congress
Census Count To Start Next Week In Beadle County
Census enumeration begins April 2 in Beadle County under George W. Hill of Huron with a staff of 18 to survey over 30 000 residents. If weather cooperates the count could finish in two to three weeks, with detailed ward and township assignments for enumerators across Huron and surrounding areas.
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Beadle County
George W. Hill
Huron
J. C. Schoenberger
Watertown
South Dakota
Hill
Burea Anonula- Alor Urmoo
Aunike
Jodie Braskamp
Alice Hanson
Frances M. Stewart
Blanche F
Carpenter
Banner
Barrett
Foster
John T. Murphy
Iroquois
Belle Prairie
Logan
Pearl Creek
Mildred Hutchinson
Wessington
Whiteside
Fred .W. Birks
Huron—Carlyle
Dearborn
Virgil
Frank B.gordon
Hitchcock
Altoona
Pleasant View
Howard K. Schultz
Wolsey
Hartland
Vernon
Benjamin F. Barthel
R. No. 3
Broadland
Fairfield
Theresa
Ray Jones Wessington
Burr Oak
Kellogg
Sand Creek
Winifred A. Monroe
Custer
Richland
Valley
Samuel P. Glanzer
Iowa
Lake Byron
Milford
Parker Boy Wins Speech Victory at South Dakota contest
Richard Youngers of Parker captured the extemporaneous speaking title at the University of South Dakota state contest. John Adams of Washington high Sioux Falls finished second with his topic China. Finalists included Gilbert Giese Lou ise Griswold Enid Howard and Porter McKewer. Tyndall advanced in the debate league semifinals after defeating Britton.
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Parker
Vermellion
Richard Youngers
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Hoover
Congress
John Adams
Washington High
Sioux Falls
China
Gilbert Giese
Watertown
Louise Griswold
Fedora
Enid Howard
Blunt
Porter McKewer
Kennebec
Tyndall
Britton
Missouri River
Security Pact Talk May Result In Solution of Franco-Italian Deadlock
London dispatch reports the naval conference shifts focus to a potential security pact to resolve the Franco-Italian parity deadlock and enable a five power treaty. US officials reiterate no obligation to commit to material aid. Britain hints at possible British France assurances, with Briand's Paris return fueling speculation.
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London
Mar
Great Britain
Briand
Paris
United States
U. S
le Rey
France
Fatal Wounding By Agent Probed In Mississippi Shootout
J L Doggett prominent lumberman and planter, age 57, was fatally wounded in a gun fight with E S Chapman deputy prohibition administrator for northern Mississippi. Chapman charged with murder and held without bail as federal and state authorities open an inquiry. O D Jackson directed investigation from New Orleans. Doggett survived by a widow and two children.
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Clarksdale
Miss
J. L. Doggett
E. 5
Chapman
Prohibition
Mississippi
Doggett
A.B. Brister
O. D. Jackson
Tenth District
New Orleans
F. N. Collier
Death of C W Campbell Destroys Oakes Twin Railman
Word arrived of the sudden death yesterday afternoon of C W Campbell at a Redfield hotel. The Oakes North Dakota native and Chicago and North Western baggage man had begun his run from Huron but requested release on illness. He left a room, was found dead at 5 oclock. Survived by his widow and son Donald L Campbell, an employee of the railroad at Tracy Minnesota. He was 71 years old.
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C. W. Campbell
Oakes
N. D
Redfield
Myr
Campbell
Chicago,and North Western Railway
Here
Huron
Donald L. Campbell
Chicago and North “Western Railway
Tracy, Minn
Campbell Weg
Tear Down Old Church Building
A historic Presbyterian church in Huron South Dakota is being demolished to make way for a gasoline service station at Fourth Street and Wisconsin Avenue behind Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The article recounts the church history from its 1880 organization through later moves and notes the bell and current relocation of the auto supply business.
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South Dakota
Fourth Streets
Wisconsin Avenue
Marvin Hughitt
Bari i. Huilaing
Chapin
Huron
First Presbyterian
Dakota
Sioux City i
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of
Walter S. Peterson
E. C. Lyman
J. B. Carter
Sanford Smith
Smith
John B. Pomeroy
University of Wooster
Ohio
Fifth Street
Dalela Avenue
E. H. Powell
Huron High School Claims State Champion Trophies
The Huron high School basketball team received state champion trophies at Sioux Falls during a general assembly. Coach Frank Coffey presented the trophies and medals to the squad, a large state champions plaque was awarded, and Mr Reutter and other faculty gave talks. Ayres and Collin spoke as cheering students and the school band played.
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Huron High
Sioux Falls
Frank Coffey
Reutter
T Ce
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Ala
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N.C
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