Troth Expands South Dakota Farm Department Work
Yankton May l—G Troth state secretary of agriculture announced plans to broaden the department to boost value for South Dakota farmers. He spoke by radio detailing changes to emphasize agricultural and marketing functions, while noting the inspections division will continue without added pay as director’s job ends July 1 due to budget cuts.
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Yankton
May
Layson G. Troth
State Secretary of Agriculture
South Dakota
Troth
Uname
Department of Agriculture
Kite Crazy Seiji Yoshiwara Aims Tokyo to San Francisco Flight
Seiji Yoshiwara a 23 year old Japanese aviator known as Kite Crazy Seiji plans a staged flight from Tokyo to San Francisco via North Pacific islands. sponsored by Hochi Shimbun the Seagull faces dense fog and isolated islands with risks of sea landing. His mother funded aviation studies after selling land.
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Tokyo
Seiji Yoshiwara
San Francisco
North Pacific Islands
Seiji
Yoshiwata
Navy
Kawanishi Aircraft Company
Yoshiwara
Junkers
Hochi Shimbun
Keven
Germany
Berlin
Siberia
German Seaplane Heads For Africa in Trans Atlantic Flight
Germany's seaplane DT X lifted off Banda Bay and flew south toward Rio De Oro on the West African coast resuming a mid Atlantic attempt toward South America halted last November when a wing was destroyed at Lisbon. It has been at Las Palmas since January and yesterday completed its first flight since winter. 1- It was announced at the White House that next year's salaries for government workers will rise only where legally required.
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Africa
Las Palmas
Canary Island
Germany
DTX
Banda Bay
Rio de Oro
South America
Sire
Lisbon
Washington
White House
Weather Merce Unsettled Weekend With Mixed Skies
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions through the period with cooler temperatures. Saturday will be partly cloudy in most areas while southern sectors may see intermittent showers or mist late day. Temperatures remain mild with light to moderate winds.
Unpreparedness Of U S Cost Lives In World War
Mrs. Robert L. Hoyal national president of the American Legion Auxiliary says the U S would have fewer graves in Flanders if it had been fully prepared for World War I. She urges a strong standing army and navy and cites border proximity as proof of the need to be ready. The Aberdeen banquet honors her with Mayor John Wade welcoming and a local musical reception.
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Abardeen
United States
Flanders
Robert L. Hoyal
American Legion Auxiliary
Hoyal
Mexican
Auxiliary
Carlson To Head Charity Workers
The Rev. A. S. Carlson will head the Associated Charities of Huron for the next fiscal year, elected to succeed Rev. F. E. Lochridge at the annual meeting. George C. Hunt Albert J. Maag and Lochridge named to the board. John Furl sang B. M. Beach and Miss Carrie Reyni reelected as officers.
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A. S. Carlson
Congregational Church
Associated Charities
Clearing House For Charity Work of
Huron
F. E. Lochridge
George C. Hunt
Albert J. Maag
Lochridge
Mga
John Furlsang
B. M. Beach
Carrie Reyni
Wansable
Treasury
Secasuror Beach
Beach
Public Schools
Altrusa and Cooperative Clubs
New Party Leader Nearly Mobbed in British Bye-Election
In Ashton under Lyne England May 1 a Labour majority mobbed Sir Oswald Mosley's New Party leader as crowds swarmed the meeting place after dramatic returns. Sir Oswald, a young aristocrat, Lady Mosley and others faced jeers in a decisive setback for the New Party candidate seeking a Commons seat.
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Ashton-Under
England
House of Commons
Oswald Mosley
Oswald
Mosley
Marquis Curzan
Wheels Of Reno’s High Geared Divorce Mill Are Set To Start
Reno Nevada May 1 Geared to grind out one uncontested divorce every ten minutes if necessary to keep pace Reno's divorce mill will begin operating on the grist of 42 day decrees today or tomorrow More than 30 mills await filing but due to the new law phrasing many will not be filed until Saturday Idaho and Arkansas laws speed up rival states Idaho May 5 and Arkansas June 10 ahead of Nevada Residents plan to file as fast as judges clear cases One calendar day weekly will handle uncontested divorces while other days tackle contested matters
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Reno
Nevada
Idaho
Arkansas
Commonwealth
Heise
Boise
Chamber
Farm Board
Stone
National Grain Corporation
National Cooperatives
Farmers National
National
Ios
Annex to CapItol Must Be Direct North Side Addition
South Dakota Attorney General M Q Sharpe rules the proposed state office building must attach directly to the north side of the present capitol, not as a separate structure. The 1934 legislature authorized an annex to the capitol, linking plans to the north facade with about 289000 dollars available for the project.
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Capitol
Pierre
South Dakota
Statehouse
M. Q. Sharpe
O. P. J. Engetrom
School and Public Lands
State Office Building Commission
Sharpe
County Assessors Begin 1931 Work on Taxes
Beadle county assessors started annual tax work with half payments now delinquent. May 1 marks the legal start for four county assessors excluding City Assessor Olson in Huron. Auditor T. H. Young notes books must be completed and sent to town boards by the fourth Monday in June for grievances and equalization, then to county commissioners for county board action the first Tuesday in July. Olson began two weeks ago due to larger territory.
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Beadle County
W.h. Olaon
Huron
T. H. Young
Sealone
Assesoe Olson
Civil Service Seeks Junior Arberies Statistical Agent
The United States Civil Service Commission announces that until May 4 it will accept applications for the position of junior Arberies statistical agent at entrance salaries of 31620 to 51980 a year for the bureau of fisheries. Under specified education or experience is a preliminary requirement. Full information may be obtained from E B Pusey, Secretary of the United States civil service board of examiners at the post office in this city.
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United States Civil Service Coml Mission
Bureau of Fisheries
E B Pusey
United States Evil Curines Board of Examiners
Huron Plans National Music Week Song Fest Start
Employers will begin National Music Week in Huron with a morning song fest on May 3. Staff members named song leaders will coordinate sessions at various firms including Lampe Market J C Penney Montgomery Ward Northwestern Public Service Newberry Burg and Woolworth as week long events unfold across the city.
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Huron
William Tssenhuth
A. A.wollmann
Beryl Kinkead
Stratton
Lampe
J. C. Penney
Montgomery Ward
Northwestern Public Service Company
Standard Oil Company
Newberry, Burg
Woolworth
May Day Riots Fear Reds Responsible Across World
Global police precautions marked May Day as authorities aimed to curb violence. The Associated Press notes arrests in Adelaide and Brisbane, orderly parades in Sydney, crowds in Union Square and Boston Common, and demonstrations in Paris Sofia and other capitals. In Bombay thousands marched peacefully while Spain Russia and Portugal marked celebrations amid political tensions. Extra guards guarded U S capital and state residences against communist agitation.
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Associated Press
Adelaide
Brisbane
Australia
Sydney
Activites
Union Square
New York
Hoston
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Boston
Boston Common
Bombay
India
Russia
Spain
Ramis
Paris
Humane
Sofia
Bulgaria
Portugal
Belgium
Poland
Balkans
Mimpart
Huron Second in Opening Events of Music Contest
Huron and Brookings high schools led opening district music events with Brookings on 28 points and Huron on 17. Arlington followed with 16 as 32 schools and about 700 students competed. Winners included Centralto-Winona Boughton, Violet Tweet, Opal Plowman, Robert Gray, and several instrumental and vocal performers from Brookings, Huron, Arlington, Milbank, and Lake Preston.
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Brookings
Huron
Arlington
Centralto
Winona Boughton
Loretta Trumbo
Violet Tweet
Volga
Letha Meyers
Milbanka
Justin Pinard
Gary
Bernice
Bower's
Opal Plowman
Oldham
Robert Gray
Floyd Johnson
Jack Symms
de Smet
Roy Wilson
Hetland
Dermont Herreman
Charles McGarrugh
Luthard Eid
Lake Preston
Luella Rikaishard
Wilbur Hindenagel
Robert Hesinger
James Thompson
Brook
Sylvia Adams
Onida
Eldred Balzer
Marion Glendenning
Carl Pinard
Armin Wegner
Milbank
Celena Quinn
Mary Heintz
Florence
David Hume
Eileeh Johnson
Herbert Pay
CLARK
Aberdeen
Clark High School
Redfield
Sisseton
Glee Club
Webster
Redfield Academy
Willow Lake
Pierpont
Britton
Camp Wanzer Names 1931 Staff For Black Hills Camp
H M Cass announced three staffers for Camp Wanzer in the Black Hills. Amber Overby of Mellette and Minerva Olsbo of Madison will serve as camp nurses in July and August respectively, both with prior Wanzer experience. Dwight Danburn of Miller is appointed boys director, and Cecila Henen of Huron will be assistant cook for the season.
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Syracuse
N. Y
National Tuberculosis Association
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
Camp Wanzer
Black Hills
Amber Overby
Mellette
Minerva Olsbo
Madison
Cass
Miss Overby
Misa Olsbo
Dwight Danburn
Miller
Cecila Henen
Huron
Stock Quotations Plunge Amid Market Tailspin
New York May 1 The stock market tumbled late today led by Auburn and U S Steel as shares slid from highs in early trading. U S Steel fell to a new low for 1927 at 113.58 and closed around 114.5, wiping out gains from the prior session and undermining overall market confidence.
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New York
Auburn @ute
S. Steel
Romanian Prince Is Seriously Ill With Diphtheria
In Bucharest on May 1 the nine year old heir, Michael the king, lay ill with diphtheria as his parents quarreled beside him. Doctors said two serum injections helped avert death, but high fever persisted. Queen Helen insisted on staying by his side despite contagion risks, while King Carol urged caution.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Michael
Alba Julia
Helen
King Carol
Carol
Huron to receive coal rate cut starting July 27
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a new freight rate for coal from Kentucky Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma affecting Huron and nearby regions. The cut, about 9 cents per ton, marks a first time review of the region's rate structure and aims to boost competition with operators from West Virginia Illinois and Wyoming.
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Washington
United States
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Interstate Ccoramercy Commission
Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Minnesota
Middle West
Watertown
Sioux Falls
West Virginia
Illinois
Wyoming
Seek Quick Trial For Frank Jordan
Chicago leaders moved swiftly to bring Frank Jordan, a confessed bank robber, to trial for the slaying of Policeman Anthony Ruthy. Mayor Anton Cermak said he wanted swift justice as state officials ordered immediate action. Jordan confessed to the murder and to shooting two other officers after questioning by the mayor.
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Frank Jordan
Chicago
Anthony Ruthy
Anton Cermak
Ruthy
Michigan Boulevard
Randolph Street
John A. Swanson
Washington
Cermak
Jordan
Rubhy
Briefs Requested In Divorce Action Here
Judge Alvan Taylor set a deadline for briefs in the divorce case of Cummings and Sadie Cummings. Petitioner H. C. Cummings, 34, accuses cruelty and inhuman treatment after about 16 years of marriage. Attorneys were given 11 days to file briefs on points of law. court documents due in about two weeks.
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Alvan Taylor
Beiaty
Wwe
Matt. Iie Sarday
Diocene SE
Bebrean
Cummings
Sadie Cummings
Cunenings
W. C. Peterson
Max Royhl
Cumming
Mixed Plan Averts Bad Times Says Minneapolis Editor
Minneapolis publisher F E Murphy told the 19th annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States that good farming surpasses political schemes in stabilizing prices and industry. He urged farmer and business cooperation to market seeds and grains as finished products.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Murphy
America
Northwest
The
Minneapolis Tribune
North‘west
Bates C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Chamber
Stone
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Southont
U.S
John Wade
Aberdeen and
Cnidadium and
Bugle Corps
Huron Charitable Clearing House
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Mildred Irish
Minneapolis
Atlantic City
N. J
F. E. Murphy
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