Communists Tied to U S Strikes in Whalen Case
New York police reveal Photostats of Russian documents alleging Moscow’s communist international financed and directed strikes and riots in the United States. The material names Amtorg Trading Corporation and figures in New York, including Delgass and Boris Skyirsky, with references to O G P U and Comintern directives dated 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whalen
Communist International of
Moscow
United States
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Delgass
Deurginsky
Cheta
Boris Skyirsky
Russian Information Bureau
Washington
Amtorg O. G. P. U
Police Department
Res
United States Labor Department
Atv
Bureau of Criminal Information
New York Police Department
Berlin
Paris
G. Grappen
Comintern and
Prefintern
Fly
Seattle
Ond
Syerho
Snantial
Rain Pulse Near Huron Boosts May Growth
A mid day shower in Huron dropped 0.63 inch over four days, lifting the year total to normal levels and boosting soil moisture for farming. April rainfall reached 1.74 inches as crops enter a strong growth phase. Forecasts call for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with largely steady temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Danforth Predicted Dominant in Minnehaha County
A letter from Sioux Falls Mayor Geo W Burnside to Danforth headquarters claims Minnehaha County backs George J Danforth for the Republican U S Senate seat. Burnside says the county shows solid backing from business men and local groups and pledges unqualified support.
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Burnside
Danforth
Minnehaha County
George J. Danforth
United States
Geo. W. Burnside
Sioux Falls
Chicago Beer Is Mighty Potent If Judge Is Correct
In Evanston a magistrate fined Miss Helena Lynch $100 for reckless driving after a judge said the beer in circulation here is potent. The prosecutor mocked her claim of drinking only a small glass, noting a full glass could imply recklessness. The court deemed beer consumption a factor in reckless driving.
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Chicago
Evanston
Helena Lynch
Wind Insurance Rate Slashed for Farm Property
Pierre May 2. A 33 1 3 percent reduction in tornado insurance rates on barns and outbuildings was announced by the state department of insurance, effective upon publication. The cut applies to all companies under the General Inspection Bureau's rates and includes one, three, and five year policies with lower premiums. Commissioner TD. CL Lewis predicts sizable savings for farm owners and notes improved underwriting will yield better loss ratios.
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Pierre
State Department of Insurance
General Inspection Bureau
Insurance Department
South Dakota
CL Lewis
Lewis
Both Sides Claim Win In Parker Vote
In Washington on May 2 both supporters and opponents of Judge John J. Parker claimed gains in the Senate battle over his Supreme Court nomination. Opponents expressed confidence a vote could come at any time, while administration backers hoped to delay until Monday if possible. The Senate planned to adjourn tonight if unsettled, with a roll call moved to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Washington
John J. Parker
Senate
Supreme Court
Citywide Mother-Daughter Banquet Date Set
The city announces the annual Mother and Daughter banquet for Tuesday May 13 at 6 20. Miss Mary Anspach of the XW C U will join a committee from all churches to plan a unified theme Mothers and Daughters on the Adventure of Life. The program includes toasts music and skits with a sliding scale ticket price rewarding extra gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anspach
XW. C. AU
Sos. Tschettar
Congregational Women Move Toward Union With Conference
The Central Baptist association met in Huron for its final sessions as the Congregational Conference of South Dakota neared a merger. The Congregational Women’s Missionary Society recommended uniting with the Conference, which would alter the constitution to permit the union. The 60th annual meeting opened with 176 delegates and visitors attending.
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Central Baptist Association
Huron
Congregational Conference of
South Dakota
Baptists
Congregations
Women's Missionary Society of South Dakota
Congregational Conference
The
Conferectien
Veteran Forecaster To Retire May 10
Yankton veteran meteorologist William Fallon of the United States Weather Bureau will retire around May 10 after 50 years with the federal service. He has 18 years in Yankton and served in bureaus nationwide. E T Lay will succeed him as assistant meteorologist at Lincoln Nebraska.
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Yankton
Willam
Fallon
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Federal Weather Service
E. T. Lay
Lincoln
Neh
Bureau
Unsettled Weather Tonight Into Saturday Across Regions
Weather figures show an unsettled pattern tonight with a mostly cloudy sky and little temperature change. In South Dakota forecast calls for fair skies tonight and a warmer trend in the far northwest with Saturday turning mostly warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeeheee Burov
South Dakota
La Follette Seeks McMaster Support in South Dakota
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin toured Aberdeen and Huron urging Republican voters to back W H McMaster in the May 6 primary. He denounced power trusts and tariff bills, praised McMaster for Muscle Shoals votes, and warned South Dakota's electorate to choose progressives pushing farm and utility reform.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Aberdeen
Huron
Daum
Harlan J. Bushfield
Sioux Falls
W. H. McMaster
Senate
Progressive Group
LaFollette
Power Trust
Congress
Hughes
McManster
McMaster
Norris
Nebraska
Muscle Shoals
Goalition
LaFolletta
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Mitch ell Gazette Editor Plans Radio Talk Tonight
L W Robinson editor of the Mitchell Gazette will deliver a radio review from Yankton WNAX at 7 o'clock tonight. He will discuss the campaign questions and conclusions pertinent to the political scene.
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Mitchell
L.W. Robinson
Mitchell Gazette
WNAX
Mr. Robinson
Willow Lake Population Grows in Clarke County Census
Willow Lake Clarke county gains 27 residents since 1920 reaching 2 population. Calling township loses 11 as part of census figures for Clarke county. Wagner’s population up 380 in past decade listing 16 residents in 1930 from 4226 in 1920. Mt. Vernon shows ten year decline to 489 from 611 in 1920. Smaller centers show mixed losses River View Ward and Baltic records noted.
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Watertown
Willow Lake
Clarke County
Calling
Mitchell
Wagner
Mt. Vernon
Minnehaha
Moody County
Eran Iast
Riverview
Ward
Carthage
Miner County
Canova
Nehsha County
Everdrap Pgsaeetsae
Vid Moody Coun
Egan
Clarea Anda
Spring Creek
Miner Coun Redstone
Grafton
Green Valley
C G Decides In Hurons Favor
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders reduced freight differentials for fruits and vegetables in South Dakota. Sioux Falls rates are cut from about 35 cents toward 20 cents, with partial reparations authorized. Benefiting firms include Booker Fruit Aberdeen Fruit Jewett Brothers E P Stacy and Gamble Reabingon in Aberdeen.
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Washington
Chambers of Commerce
Huron
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Yankton
Watertown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux City
Twin Cities
Missouri River
Booker Fruit Company
Aberdeen Fruit Company
Jewett Brothers Company
Farmer B F Myers to Speak on WNAX Saturday
B F Myers of McCook county will deliver a radio talk over Yankton station WNAX at 12 30 PM tomorrow. He will bring a message from South Dakota farmers on campaign issues. Florida has a longer coast line than any other state in the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Myers
McCook County
WNAX
Mr. Myers
South Dakotas
Florida
Tornadoes Rage Across Midwest and Nebraskas Fatalities Rise
Four killed in Tekamah Nebraska as tornadoes and high winds sweep through Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and surrounding states. The CenTral storm path damaged homes, disrupted power, and left hundreds homeless. Red Cross and local crews hastened relief efforts in Tekamah and nearby towns as fatalities spread across seven states.
Tornado Strikes Tekamah Nebraska Causes Fatalities
An overnight tornado tore through Tekamah Neb injuring several and killing four including John Mouser Al Bring Jey Mrs Veiccam Turtle and the infant of Mr and Mrs Hang C Anderson. Extensive damage left hundreds homeless with total losses estimated at 150000 in Tekamah and 100000 to farms buildings and crops.
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Tekumah
Lokumah Hospital
American Legion Hall
Nebraska Awa
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Pender
Neb
Jackson
Homer
Tekamah
Bans C. Anderson
Anderson
Nebraska
Westhy
Wist
Archer Funk
W. W. Lawler
Betty Jane
Walter Dodge
Rochester
Minn
Lake City
Wabasha
Steele
Minnesota
Iowa
Sioux City
Omaha
Tekhamah
John Mouser
al Bring- Jey
Veiccam Turtle
Hang C. Anderson
Severe storms claim lives across Minnesota and North Dakota
A spate of electrical storms, floods, and a tornado caused multiple deaths across Minnesota and North Dakota. In Illinois and Wisconsin areas, a man died near Antioch after a wind blew down a lake structure. In Minnesota, fatalities occurred near Lawton Hibbing Two Harbors and Duluth as lightning and car crashes followed downpours. Rain and hail improved field conditions by late May as farmers prepared for corn planting.
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Chicago
Middle West
Telkkamah
Nels
Novberne
Alo
Westby
Wis
North Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Uielos
Nebrask
M Wi
Dakonts
Kansas
Java
Wisconsin
Tllinois
Teltamma
Neb
Lawton
N. D
Lake City
Ming
Duluth
Rockford
Kickapoo
Leavenworth County
Norborne
Paul
Minnecota
W. W. Lawler
Betty Jane
Waler Todpe
Rochester
Minn
Carl Lorenz
N. de Maude
Watertown
Peiping China to be Restored as Peking Name
Dr Thow Gao Hsiang announced in Yen Hsi Shan that Peiping will resume the name Peking as capital of China. The change comes from Yen’s faction and northern conquerors who recently gained control without bloodshed.
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Peiping
China
Peking
Thow Gao Hsiang
Yen Hisi Shan
Shansi
Yen
Tyndall Wins Relay At Sioux Falls Meet
Sioux Falls May 2 Rock Rapids Iowa Tyndall and New Ulm Minnesota won the preliminary heats of the class B high school half mile relay as the Dakota Relays opened. Ar tesian Mabridge and Parker finished second. Rock Rapids posted the best time of 1 37 with Tyndall close at 1 38 5.
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Sioux Falls
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Tyndall
New Ulm
Minn
Dakota Relays
Artesian
Mabridge
Parker
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New York Department of Police
D. C. Lewis
Fred B. Smith
Council of Congregational Churches
Spcaks
Huron College
State Congregational Conference
Smith
Congregational
City
la Follette
Liqux Falls
Eden
Codington County
Scandinavia
Devel
Opdahil
Hamlin
Garfield
Elk
Sully
Mnlingis
Hyde County
Alton
Brookings County
C. G
Federal Commission
R. A. Shepard
Red Cross
Mid-West
Ti. A. Shepard
Fav Vie
Ted Cross
Fekumeah
Shepard
National Red Cross
Uvc
Lokumah
Nebdrasiyhich
Sun City
Tekamal
Sioux
Beverly Hills
Michael Keaty
Cicero
Charles W. Barrnett
Merchant's Transfer and Storage Company
Des Moines
Galesburg
Gil
Galesburg-Keoxvile
Antioch
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