London Delegation Holding Slight Lead Over Borahites
In California primary results and South Dakota outcomes, uncommitted Republican delegates backed by Hoover and Hearst led the slate, while Landon supporters claimed momentum. Delegates chosen so far total 592 of 1100 for Roosevelt-Garner renomination. Borah's camp gains small footholds as party conventions approach and figures shift with uninstructed delegates.
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Washington
California
Kansas
Borah
South Dakota
John Hamilton
Landon
Hoover
Ases
Upton
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Moses
New Hampshire
Frank Knox
Chicago
Cleveland
Theaa
Knox
Italy Seizes Addis Ababa as Tri Color Flies Over Palace
Italian forces enter Addis Ababa after battle for the Ethiopian capital. A flag flies over Haile Selassie’s palace while crowds cheer and Fascist guards post at key sites. Reports describe rioting, corpses in streets, and disarmament of natives as 30,000 Italian soldiers seize control. Emperor reportedly aboard a British cruiser en route to Palestine amid shifting League of Nations sanctions debates.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
State Department
Washington
William &. Cramp
Legation
Americana
Piewo Badoplo
Baile Selassie
Guiseppe Bottai
League Council
Geneva
IL Duce
Palestina
Lillan Tri-Coloeed
Hans Selassie
Zvarde
Spachina
Eurth
St George
Otheis
Rodent Sparks Vicious Damages Suit in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan a $67 damage suit Duckett versus Gerrit Youk and Mrs Loucks was heard after an incident in which a rat jumped into Mrs Duckett’s lap while driving. Duckett halted at a building owned by the Vonks. the rodent leaped out and the crank hurled at the animal, shattering a plate glass window.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Bay
Suctica
Loucks
Gerrit Youk
Ira Duckett
Duckett
Mrs. Duckett
Duck
Vonks
Rains Boost South Dakota Crops After Dry Spell
Timely rains across South Dakota eased dryness and improved ground for plowing and sowing. Reports from H R Laskowski note totals from three quarters to near an inch, with temperatures near normal. Winter wheat and rye show little gain while plowing for corn adapts. some corn planted as far north as Sanborn County and seeding of small grains nearing completion. Pastures and ranges improve but remain backward. livestock in good condition with heavy rainfall in Watertown Sioux Falls and Huron.
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H.R. Laskowski
South “Dakota
Spink County
State Line
Minnesota‘line
Laskowski
Sanborn County
Missourri
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Huron
Mercury Dips After Reaching New High
Weather report notes a late Tuesday peak in temperatures, then a downturn by 2:90 o'clock with officials predicting no further rise. Partly cloudy tonight, cooler tonight and Thursday. Heavy winds and rains in Minnesota and North Dakota caused a windmill damage and injuries near Sawyer, N D.
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Mercury
ST. Paul
Het Ae
Minnesota
Dekots
Nail -Gustav Krieger
Sawyer
N. D
Nouthwestern
North’ Dakota
New Soil Building Payments Offered Farmers of State
North central farmers may qualify for soil building payments from 30 cents to 5 dollars per acre under the AAA program. The list covers new seeding of legumes and perennials, green manures, cover crops, small fruit plantings, forest trees, rye, and mineral supplements. Rates vary by practice, with crested wheat grass at 2 dollars plus, and legumes like vetch and crimson clover at 1 dollar per acre.
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Washington
May
North Central
AAA
I~ Naia
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
West
Laundrymen Gather for South Dakota Roundtable Conference
Laundry operators from across South Dakota met today in Huron for a state roundtable with about 30 delegates. The program featured short sessions, a noon luncheon, election of new state officers, and talks by M Tiffany and other leaders on the Federal Security Act, advertising, pricing, and the industry’s future.
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Dekota
Huron
Acasion
Attar
Neonater
M Tiffany
Aberdeen
H. P Fish
Redfield
Ralph’ Brown
Siouxalls
J. Fox
Mitchell
L. A. Kelley
Sioux Falls
HL Foasberg
Foasberg
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Hoover Precinct Ballots Heavy Against in California Primary
In Palo Alto May 1 3 former President Hoover’s home precinct voted overwhelmingly against the Republican slate pledged to Gov Alf M Lindon. California’s presidential primary returned results from the Stanford University precinct with the uninstructed slate winning in California and the London ticket also gaining support.
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Hoover
London
Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Alate
Alf M. Lindon
California
Deriay
Stanford University
Repube
As -Lita
Close races in Beadle County legislature contests
Beadle County voters weighed statewide and local races as tabulations neared completion. Culver led Potter by one vote for the Democratic state representative nomination with three precincts still out, while Everett Curtis appeared eliminated. In Republican counts Norcness trailed Johns and Stafford, and other county posts shifted as results narrowed.
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Culver
Potter
Whit Wolsey
Banner ‘Township
Beadle County
I Burton Si Culver
Wor
Charles E. Potter
Everett Curtis
Earl
Hy Best
George Stafford
AL Johns
Nordness
Norcness
Johns
Stafford
Edw
G. Youngs
Saw T. Techetter
Arthur ‘Miller
Lawrence Larsen
Sea Beadle County
Aged Resident of De Smet Dies
De Smet resident T. J. Symons aged 86 died Tuesday morning at his home after a week illness. He and Mrs. Symons celebrated their sixty sixth wedding anniversary last December. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. D. A. Crawford. He came to De Smet from Montana years ago. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at two oclock.
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De'Smet
DE Smet
T. J. Symons
Montana
Zo'slock
William Roberts Buried at De Smet After Recipient Services
William Roberts 74 died in De Smet and was buried there. Funeral services at a Catholic Church were held. The only relative present was Miss Sara Roberts of Sioux Falls, a niece. Roberts had come to the area in earlier days and worked as a sheep shearer.
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Walliam Roberts
de Smet
William Roberts
Pital
Hangral
Sara “Roberts
Sioux” Falls
Roberts
News and political chatter from the Washington scene
The piece reports on postmaster general Farley and Republican and Roosevelt candidacies, noting internal criticism and shifting public opinion. It mentions the Liberty League and anticipated convention outcomes, with observers waiting to see the final party choices and campaign strategies.
Victors in Nominations Clash for Senate and House
Easy Victors y Wilkers in their contests for nominations were Chandinr Gurney who opposed C A Christopherson for the Republican senatorial nomination and Fred F Hildebrandt who waged a battle with C L Chase for the Democratic congressional nomination in the first district.
Kansan backs Case and Werner in West River district
South Dakota returns show William E Borah with a slight lead over Alf Landon for Republican convention delegates as results from 300 precincts remain. Landon led with 38,605 votes while Borah trailed, with rural counties and farming areas still uncounted. Case, a columnist, appears to win the Republican nomination in the second district, with Williamson and other candidates trailing amid scattered counts.
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Kansan
Werner
Case
West River District
Sioux Falls
May
William E. Borah
AL ML
Landon
South Dakota
Kansas
London
Cleveland
Deleg Gates
Roosevelt
United States
Republicas
Borah Ted
London le
Jackson
Jons Armstrong
Shannon
Washabeugh
Washington
Brookings County
Minnchaha
Lawrence
Francis L Case
Custer
Pewspepernan
Honover E Feld
Bankhead Brothers Lead Demo Primary in Alabama
In Birmingham on May 6, Senator John H. Bankhead and his brother William B. Bankhead, House Democratic leader, led unofficial counts in the Alabama Democratic primary. The Bankheads, coauthors of the Bankhead toll road bill, secured majorities and Democratic nominations are considered tantamount to election. President Roosevelt received the Democratic national convention vote without opposition. Nine Democrats were nominated to Congress.
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Bankhead
Birmingham
Ala
John’ H. Bankhead
William B. Bankhead
Roosevelt
Democrata
Bond Fixed at Two Hundred Thousand for Hunter Tied to Karpis
Fred Hunter associate of Alvin Karpis was arraigned in New Orleans on charges of harboring the public enemy No 1. Federal agents captured him in his apartment last Friday and he was held on a bond of 200000 Reginald Carter Jr presiding. Beatrice Harrison a noted author died at Barton on Sea aged 72 leaving several novels including Ships That Pass in the Night Youth Casting.
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Fred Hunter
New -Orleans
Fre Hunter
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy
New Orleans
United States
Reginald Carter, Jr
Karpis
London
Beatrice Har
Vader
Barton On- Sea
Dorset
Did You Know at Hanson School Township
The Evening Huronite will pay every Did You Know item for readers. Contributors offer their money by calling the Huron office, and the column will publish the items in Hand County in a local humorous style.
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Hanson
Echool
Alphe
Nalgene
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S. D
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Tropics
Maelon
Farley
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Republican National Committee
Peneainey
Seer TV
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Smcinay
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