Pierre Governors Turn Fast Times in Qualifying Meet
Pierre track teams show strong qualifying marks at Region 4 meet on mushy cinder. Van Camp leads with 23.6 in 220 yards and 10.6 in 100 yards. Dukelow tops with a 40 feet 6% inch shot put. Collin and Campbell post multiple event marks for Huron and Pierre.
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Huron
Art Milcheli
Fluvorite
Pierre
van Camp
Governors
Dunkelow
Dukelow
Collin
Kucera
Lundblad
Hirdies
Fortune
Campbell
Dughs
Wea
Wessington
Davis
Redfield
Mynn
Harris
Shaw
Lewis
Onida
Mardles
Hellmuth
Miller
Lundbland
Starbuck
Solegiad
Fortunes
Johnson
Mann
Gettysburg
Munger
de Smet
Mitchell
Oldfield
Pierce
L. Overby
Brentford
van Cleave
Gates
Boyer
Holdorf
Herbert
Watgon
J. Overby
Frankfort
White
Lumley
Clates
Jacobson
Hopkins
Abel
G A R Encampment Set for Aberdeen In June
The 46th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment will be held in Aberdeen from June 5 to 8. W H Carnell announced the South Dakota adjutant general’s office said many aged veterans are expected to attend. Minnie Thorseman, national president of the women’s relief corps, is also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Brookings
Grand Army of the Republic
W.H. Carnell
South Dakota Department
Women’s Relief Corps
Minnie Thorseman
Weather South Dakota A Transition Tonight
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with patchy rain in the eastern portion tonight. The western area chances rain into the night with slightly colder temperatures tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Luton
Paris Pilgrims Awarded Medals by French Republic
Bronze medals presented today by the French government commemorate the 1927 American Legion pilgrimage to France. Recipients from Huron include Mrs Pauline Crawford Mr and Mrs M Cass Tom Huesgen Al Jaehn William Bush and Robert B Larkin along with others who attended the Paris convention.
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American Legion
France
Paris
America
Rkorever
Huron
Pauline, Crawford
M. Cass
Tom Huesgen
al Jaehn
William Bush
Robert B. Larkin
False Friends Said to Slay Gang Trio in Chicago
Police theorize that false friends killed Sicilian gang leaders Scallsi Anselmi and Guinta during a staged meal ambush. The men were lured by a supposed friendly truce then assassinated, bodies moved to mislead investigators as rivals vie for control of Sicilian organized crime amid extortion probes. Also noted is Canada's 1927 ranking in world trade.
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Chicago
Scallsi
Anselm
Scealisi
Anselmi
Guinta
Scalisiy
Sealisi
Hammond
Lombardo
Lorlordo
Scalisi
John Scalisi
Albert Anselmi
Italy
Joseph Guinta
Ind
Joe ‘Aiélos
Aiello
Scalisi-Anselmi-Guinta
South Dakota Music Contest Honors Hurion Player
In Vermillion on May 10 SD high school musicians competed for statewide finals. Winners listed include John Spierer of Huron placing fourth in the cornet division along with many other named performers from Lead Rose Struck Salem Yankton and more across flite clarinet saxophone French horn trombone baritone horn piano violin cello and cornet categories.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
Flite
Russell Wayland
Rose Struck
Salem
Chester
McVay
Yankton
David Hume
Brookings
Robert Meisenholder
Vermilli
Johny “Rowland
Floyd Halloran
Groton
Matearet’ Runestrand
Egan
Wilfred
Bryant
Platte
Ronald Bartholmew Clayton
Glendon Rhi‘e
Dick Low
Rapid City
Dale ‘Moeton
Orville
Ostland
Vera Maurice
Kunou
Oldham
An Apardeen
Bari “Adamson
Wakonda
Glare’ Johnson
Harold: ‘Smith
Rapid
City
Koster
Bariton
Max" Koster
Herman Larson
Garretson
Cleo" ‘Lord
Rapid ‘City
Harry. “Walker
Aberdeen
Planio
Claude Frankenfurter
Helen Dobbins
Mararet Hanson
Madison
Winfred Holst
Mimere Prasch
Menno
Maurice Dobbins
Marjorie Larson
Bgany
Betty ‘May Wilcox
Stéllzanger
Vermil+ lion
Allen ‘Peterson
Brook Ings
Laci-Germaay
Hvelyn
Humphrey
Woonsock
Ed Cornat
Champlin
Spencer
Hot Springs
Arwin
Hamilton
Howard
Naper
Gregory
John Spieker
Hurou
Musician Phillips Held on Mann Act Charge
Milton Phillips, musician and singer, was held for trial by a federal grand jury on Mann Act violation charges. The case involves Hedwin Caro line Mueller, 24, who claimed he took her from Los Angeles to Cottonwood South Dakota after a mock wedding. She said he confined her in a cabin and mistreated her, escaping after discovering he was already married.
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S. D. Los Angles
Gal
Wartren
Milton” Phillips
Hedwin Caroline Mueller
Los Angeles
Phillips
Southern Daughters clash over Lincoln memory in Louisiana
In New Orleans the United Daughters of the Confederacy debated honoring Abraham Lincoln. A motion to note Lincoln’s birthday faced opposition as members argued about teaching history in southern schools and the appropriateness of Gettysburg recollections.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
United Daughters of the ‘Confederacy
Abraham’ Lincoln
Dacines
Jefferson” Day Weir
New ‘Orleans
Lincoln
Gettysburg
We Kernan
Oygou Ali
Law Dean Attacks Senate as Useless in Federal Government
Northwestern University Law Dean John H. Wigmore told the Law Review the United States Senate is a fifth wheel in government. He blamed Senate committees for intrusion and said the nation needs a constitutional Mussolini while Congress does nothing to relieve hardship.
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Chicago
John
H. Wigmore
Northwestern’ Universit Law
Pearing
Tumnels Law
United States Senate
Dean Wigmore
Executive Department
Congress
Senate
Federal
Clean-Up Rank Break Seen In Chicago Graft Probe
Chicago reports that a break in the cleanup campaign against graft and crime appears as the investigation moves toward Wash ington. Loesch and aides face resignations amid delays in prosecuting indicted figures in Cook County politics and crime.
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Chicago
Dme
Verus Aly
Republican “Party
Sup
Swanson
Loesch
No Change Seen In Coyne Condition Report
Pierre May 10 Lieutenant Governor C H Coyne of Alabama at Pierre hospital with inflammatory heart condition shows virtually no change from early week. He slept and rested, with continued improvement noted yesterday.
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Coyne
Pierre
C. HB
Coyne, AL
Rain Drenches South Dakota Across the State
General rainfall swept South Dakota last night with measured amounts from trace to over a quarter inch. Readings reported by the state weather office include Pierre .08, Aberdeen .40, Mitchell .16, Sioux Falls .20, Watertown .28 and Yankton .34 inches as estimates.
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Rapid City
Jaeminion
Milbank
South Dakota
Pierre
Aberdeen
Eireka
Fairfax
Mitchell
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Explosion Injures Plant Worker in Ellzabethhton Home
Police say a nitroglycerine charge damaged the five room home of Mackil Elliot, a Bem Berg Rayon plant mechanic, in Ellzabethton. The blast occurred during a union meeting while his family was away. Elliot had been idle with a strike-affected workforce and has since returned to work. Evidence suggests the device was placed under the living room floor.
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Elizabethton
Tionn
Mackilliot
Bemberg Rayon
Elliot
Bennberg
Glanzstoff
Elizabethton .Tabernacle
Home Project Demonstrations At Fair City Paint and Glass
Miss Ora M. Sloat from the South Dakota State College home economics department led demonstrations on paints and plastic finishes at the Fair City Paint and Glass offices. A. F. Grono, a nationally known Chicago decorator, is in charge and will continue through Saturday.
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Fair City Paint and Glass Company
Ora M. Sloat
South Dakota State College
A. F. Grono
Know. Decorator
Chicago
Debenture Debate Sparks Senate Farm Relief Clash
Senators Borah Nye Brookhart and Brookhart rebut an Ohio letter attacking their stance on the export debenture plan as part of farm relief. The GOP split widens over tariff and farm duties with western and eastern wings seeking changes, while Hawley defends protections for agricultural goods.
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Fess
Ohio
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Marshall Sheppey
Toledo
Sennators Borah
Idaho
Nye
Norris Dileola
Brookhart
Iowa
Borah
Congress
Hoover
North Dakota
Wess
Ines
Planes to Raid and Bomb Cities in Long Distance Air Mission
Twenty one army airplanes takeoff from San Diego for a 4000 mile raid including a long range attack on New York. Major Carl Spatz commands the unit, with refueling mid flight from Dayton to Middletown before returning to Dayton. The May 22 raid will be broadcast by radio to showcase fuel-assisted bomber operations.
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San Diego
Calir
Army
Massion
Incinnati Hnd
New York
Army Air-Service
Carl Spatz
Aes
New York City
Dayton
Ohio
Middletown
Penn
Last Of Wisconsin Dairy Calves Sold
The last of the $4 high grade dairy calves shipped here for 4-H club members have been dispersed to Beadle county herds. Eight calves remained after Tuesday's consignment. John M. Tschetter of Yale bought six Holsteins, while William Smith of Dearborn purchased two Guernseys. The overflow calves filled two car loads and were sold to cover dairy farm and transport costs. G. C. Lampe and R. A. Cave, county agent, arranged the purchases for boys and girls unable to secure suitable calves locally.
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Beadle County
John M. Tschetter
Yale
Guernsey
William Smith
Dearborn
Wisconsin
G. C. Lampe
R. A. Cave
Pair Charged With Stealing 31 Turkeys
Witnesses were subpoenaed for the May term circuit court case in Webster where Dan Krudinter and Jeanette Clark are charged with stealing 31 turkeys owned by Hang Nissan of Brown County. The case previously had a hearing in Aberdeen Municipal Court and was bound over for a circuit count hearing. The venue was changed to Day County after a defense request citing local feeling.
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Webster
Dan Krudinter
Jeanette Clark
Hang Nissan
Brown County
Aberdeen Municipal Court
John L. Rueskman
Aberdeen
Day County
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Canada
John Spierer
Robert Buck
Wessington Springs
J. Frank Loesch
Crime Crusader
Elliot F. Byxmmo
Herald and Examiner
Cook ‘Court
G. O. P. Solons
Hawley
Ways and Means Committee
Wrowther
New York Republican
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