Rioters Burn Indian Police As Refugees Flee Poona
In Poona on May 9, mobs burned three Mohammedan policemen tied together after capturing them near the Sessions Court. European women and children fled Shotapur as rioters attacked police and burned the court. Death toll estimates range from 12 to 25 natives and up to seven policemen, with about 100 wounded.
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Poona
India
Shotapur
Sessions Court
Brahewma Gandhi
Tomorrong
Saturda
Rakrid
Sholapur
Tornado Hurts Hastings Residents In Severe Nebraska Wind
A tornadic wind storm swept Hastings Nebraska injuring several people and causing about 100 dollars in damage. The peril struck during a dedicatory ceremony at the Sherine Temple with a tree toppling on the building. Nearby facilities including the Missouri Pacific station and a factory suffered destruction. Damage extended to LeRey York and Barvard with widespread uprooted trees and blocked streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Hastings
Neb
New Sherine Temple
Coryy
Zissouri Pacific
Duboi Manufacturing Company
LeRey
York
Barvard
Goldsborough Poised for Junior West-East Aerial Record
Frank Goldsborough a 19 year old Jackson Heights N Y aviator eyes a new junior west east transcontinental record. He travels toward Dallas after returning east from Los Angeles where he set a 31 hour 3 minute flight time from Westfield N J to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goldsborough
EL Paso
Texas
Jackson
Heights
N.Y
Dallas
Goldsborough
Los Angeles
Westfield
N. J
Kiwanis Club Raises 56 Dollars for 4-H Trip
The Huron Kiwanis club held a basket social in Wolsey raising about 56 dollars to fund a Beadle county A-1 member’s trip to the national club camp in Washington DC. Baskets sold from two to three dollars with two bringing three dollars each. Participants included Huron College students Robert Hough and Donald Streeter and music instructor Darlington Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Huron Kiwanis Club
Wolsey
Beadle County
A-1
National Club
Washington, D.C
Robert Hough
Donald Streeter
Huron College
Darlington Hendrickson
School of Music
Yale Boisterous Celebrations End in Arrests and Injuries
Yale freshmen festivities sparked clashes with police in New Haven on May 9. More than 150 officers faced hundreds of students, 15 arrests reported, and several injured including policemen and students treated at hospitals and the infirmary. Bonds of 2000 were posted for released students.
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New Haven
Conn
Puldee
Yale
College
Clarence W. Mendel
Yale College
Rural music program to showcase county chorus in Huron
Beadle county pioneers supervised music in South Dakota with Nellie M. Brunso leading rural schools. About 500 children are to perform at the county chorus in Huron with events including Y C L meetings and a state focus on music week. State official E C Giffen will speak on the C L program and attend the county events. The program includes multiple named performers and pieces in the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Huron
Eguile County
Nellie M. Brunso
South Dakon
Siege
E. C. Giffen Ot ‘Pierre
Young Citizens League
South Dakota
Giffen
C. L
Y. C.L
Stein
Kathrin Marse
Irene Rayburn
Mendelssohn
Offenbach Reichen Hoghl
Hardin van Duersen
Besse Stackpole Debussy En Bateau
Victor Herbert
Helier Gardner
Tesse Coffey
Helen Gardner
Tessie Coffey
Sayonara Bende Bartlett Jey
Ware Geatchen Reyhl
Anne Knabe
Dvorak
Helen Brown Eyre
Griffith
Lendall Bayles
Edith
Frost
Winfred Knapp
Tschaikowsky
Massenet
Charles White
Besse Stackpole
Mosselman
Cheshire Wooden
Rogers Byrne
S. Griffith
Rose
Avontown
H. H. A. Beach
Myrtle Otis Crawley
South Dakotans Held in Car Theft Case
Police in South Dakota hold two men and a woman linked to a car theft from Sioux City chief of police. The trio allegedly used the stolen vehicle to flee a filling station holdup in Iowa, with names reported as Harold, Rapid City residents, and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Hoover Nominates Roberts For High Tribunal Position
President Hoover nominates Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia to fill the supreme court vacancy. The nomination follows Senate rejection of John J. Parker and is expected to proceed to the Senate. Roberts, Republican, 55, longtime Philadelphia lawyer and former professor, served as special deputy attorney general in WWI espionage cases.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Philadelphia
Teapot Dome
Hoover
Supreme Court
Senate
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Roberts
University of Pennsylvania
Ulrich Wins In Final Beadle County Precinct
Final Beadle county returns show Ulrich to win the first district county commissioner race by two votes over Elmer Casey as Valley township nearly closed the gap. Hildebrandt edges Wohlheter for the Democratic U S Senate vote, with other county races decided and Beadle delegates pledged to Gladys Pyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Phe
GF. Ulrich
Elmer
Casey
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Vern G. Wohlheter
Ulrich
Valley Township
Eerett Curtis
Hildebrandt
Wotlheter
Watertown
Smith
Cavour
Frank Kuehch
James D. McNair
Huron
Mateke
Frank
Matzke
Ray Jones
Sand Creek
Charles M. Worrall
Clifton
Peter M. Evenson
Burr Oak
W. H. McMaster
George J. Danforth
Congress
Royal C. Johnson
Tom Ayres
Gladys Pyle
Carl Gunderson
Brooke’ Howell
Carl ©. Trygstad
Warren E. Green
W. C. Peterson
W. A. Johns
H. M. Whitman
Charles E
Wilson
J. B. McAllister
W. T. Quale
Firemen Return Too Soon William Morris Faces Jail
Detroit May 9 William Morris is jailed after being spotted at the Antoine Stadion fire station as firefighters sped to tackle a blaze He appeared cheerful waving as they left and was found leaving the station with assorted gear from spare engines His ten day address will be the house of correction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Detroit
Wiliam Morris
Antoine Stadion
House of Correction
Service Station Set to Open in Dakota Plaza
Dakota avenue and Fifth street south will host the new Krumann Service Stores Incorporated opening about June 1. Carl J. Krummann of Sioux City, part owner, will run the station which is nearly complete and built by Firestone. The shop will offer gas, oil, washing, greasing, battery and brake service as a one stop station with a staff of six to eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Avenue
Fifth Street South
Carl J. Krummann
Sioux City
Krummann Service Stores Incorporated
Pirestone Company
Kruimann
Krummanin
Krummann
Jess
Meyer Sentenced to Fourteen Years in State Penitentiary
Alfred Meyer, a transient, was sentenced to 14 years in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after pleading guilty to a statutory offense. The conviction followed a nurse’s complaint that he attacked her after luring her from home under pretense of a sick relative. she escaped with threats after Wakpala arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Faulkton
Dudge J. H. Bottum
Alfred Meyer
Sioux Falls
Wakpala
Bodies Of 8 Still Sought In St. Joe Explosion Tragedy
In St Joseph Missouri on May 9 city firemen and volunteers searched wreckage for eight Armour packing plant workers believed lost in a six story building explosion. Officials expected 17 deaths with many injured as investigators prepared an inquest.
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St. Joe
ST. Joseph
Armour Packing Plant
Orville Wise
W. E. Renfro
Walter Kline
Kline
W. Tadlock
Buchanan County
Tadlock
Verna Durkin
Gerald Munden
Ray Rickman
Arthur Rogers
Earl Hansen
Dexter Bowlin
Matilda Loar
Maggie Willis
Mary Johnson
James
Joseph Scott
George Roberts
Charles Moore
Frank Vukevarek
L. E. Wiles
Ora Paxson
Lieyd
Mrs Stratemeyer Takes Stand In Manslaughter Case
Mrs. William Stratemeyer testified again as the third witness for her son in the first degree manslaughter case over the fatal shooting of eight year old Robert Sass on April 4. State witnesses linked a Stratemeyer horse to the scene and described stains on its flank while Leonard Haas testified he helped move Robert’s body to a waterhole.
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Stratemeyer
Sturgis
William Stratemeyer
Leonard Haas
Robert
Strstemeyer
Legion Finance Officer Resigns in South Dakota
RAPID CITY May 9 Resignation of L W Barnes of White Lake as state finance officer of the South Dakota American Legion was announced by state commander L C Morrison. C H Lockhart of Watertown was appointed to fill the vacancy and accepted by the Commander. The changes take effect yesterday. Barnes cited other business and duties as delegate to the Republican state convention at Pierre.
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Legion
Rapid City
L. W. Barnes
White Lake
South Dakota American Legion
L. C. Morrison
C. H. Lockhart
Weather Outlook for South Dakota and Regions
Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible rain and cooler temperatures. Unsettled conditions extend to the extreme west with some rain reaching east and central areas. Saturday will be cool with a chance of scattered showers in Bragonbourd region.
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Hilton
South Dakota
Bragonbourd
Aviatrix Amy Johnson Describes Desert Flight Ordeal
Baghdad, Irak May 9 Amy Johnson 23 narrates her desert flight from Aleppo Syria after a forced landing. She describes flying 9000 feet over Taurus mountains through dense clouds and a 50 mph sandstorm that drove her to the desert floor for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Irak
Amy Johnson
Aviatrix
Croydon
England
Australia
Aleppo
Syria
Taurus Mountains
Four Counties Complete Count in Central South Dakota
Four counties report returns showing little change from earlier tallies. Gladys Pyle leads the gubernatorial race in Potter County with 623 votes while Brooke Howell has 410 and Trygstad 324. McMaster leads Danforth 994 to 691. Royal C. Johnson overwhelms Tom Ayres 1215 to 418.
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Gettysburg
Gladys Pyle
Potter County
Brooke Howell
Trygstad
Gurderson
Green
McMaster
Danforth
Royal C. Johnson
Tom Ayres
Bulow
Hildebrandt
McCullough
Corley
C. F. O'Brien
A. L. Combellick
Harriette de Te
Deeds
Ina Haanstad
McMaster Leads Wellington Springs Democrat Wins County
Official returns show W H McMaster carrying Jersul county by a two to one margin over George J Danforth with 502 to 243 votes. Miss Pyle led the Democratic ticket and Claus defeated Olson for state's attorney. Faulkton reports McMaster ahead 905 to 185.
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Wellington Springs
W. H. McMaster
Jersuld County
George J. Danforth
McMaster
Danforth
Gilsbys Pyle
Carl Gunderson
Miss Pyle
Gunderson
Trygstad
Howell
Green
McNamara
Bulow
Corey
McCullough
Claus
Olson
William 8
Sheffield
Fred Brandenburg
J. W. Murphy
Mary McCardle Fite
Mx Ralph. Schultz
Faulkton
Faulk County
South Dakota Gubernatorial Race Shows Gunderson Pyle Lead
In the South Dakota Republican primary Carl Gunderson leads in counties, with Miss Gladys Pyle second overall. Brooke Howell and Trygstad win several counties, while county results may not reflect eventual convention support as delegates vote by county totals and pledges.
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Sioux Falls
Carl Gundersor
Mitehall
Pierre
Gunderson
Gladys Pyte
Brooke Howell
Frederick
Caro, Tegystad
Brookings
Warren Green
Hazel
Miss Pyle
West
Psly A Plurali
Guncerson
Lowesl
Howell
Feedh
Pele
Aurora
Brule
Buffalo
Campbell
Charles Mix
Clay
Davison
Daw
Gregor Haakon
Hand
Manson
Harding
Ulrichsinson
Moody
Roberts
Sanborn
Sharron
Sully
Tripp
Turner
Unions
Washington and Siebned
Ayle
Pyle
Beadle
Bennett
Bon Homie
Butte, Clark
Custer
Day
Fall River
Hughes
Hyde
Jerauld
Lyman
Bute Cook
Meade
Pennington
Perkins
Futter
Spink
Stanley
Howvell
Brown
Carson
Dew Ralmunds
Faulk
Lawrence
McPherson
Walworth
Trygstad
Brooktings
Duel
Grit
Kingsbury
Green
Codington
Hamlin
Aberdeen
Lead
Trynstad
Music Contest Opens At Vermillion Today
Voices of more than 150 South Dakota high school students blend under Issac Val Grove, conductor of major opera companies, to close the state high school music festival at the University of South Dakota. About 400 participants join Friday performances from district winners in Springfield, Brookings, Madison, and Aberdeen. The state high school glee and contest for classes A and B will be held in Slagly auditorium tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Issac Val Grove
Chicago di Opera Company
Cintinnati Opera Company
University of South Dakota
van Grove
Glee Club
Springfield
Brookings
Madison
Aberdeen
Slagly Auditorium
Pilot and two friends die in plane dive near Downington
A 21 year old pilot Carman Van Lear of Glen Loch and two passengers Norman Donnelly 29 Westchester and Robert Stanford 27 Frazier were killed when the plane failed to land and dove from about 1000 feet over a farm north of Downington. The crash followed a landing attempt and investigators began work at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downington
Santor Ha
Carman van Lear O
Glen Loch
J Lewis Downing
Norman Donnelly
Westchester
Robert Stanford
Frazier
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Laak Waltons
E. J. Casendine
Dakota
American Legion
Memorial Day Committee
Woonsocket
Weston
Paul Myers
Chamber of Commerce
West Third Street
The
Chamber, of Commerce
Pactola
Armour
Johnson
Potter
Trygstad J
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