Huronians Back Missouri River Diversion Plan Hearing Held
Huron residents joined a public hearing in Jamestown to back a Missouri river diversion into the James and Sheyenne rivers. Testimony by business leaders and chambers of commerce argued the plan would boost industry, agriculture, groundwater, and recreation while aiding flood control and regional water supplies.
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Lusk Churonite
Jamestown
3. D
Huron
United States
G. R. Young
Stidensis City
Who
Missouri River
Tatota
James River
Sheyenne
Washington
Urvey
James Ey
Huron Mesa
South
Mme
McClaskey
Issouri Rivee Diva - CA
Young
Roy Emery
Cuth Dakota Channer of Commerce
Fredert D. Lusk
To Redfield
Aberdeen Chambers of Commerce
North Dakota
Missouri
Marth Dalesota
Creaeer
Missousi
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Hoover May Visit Cuba Next Winter
El Mundo reports from JAvans that President Hoover plans a trip to Cuba next December as part of continuing his good will tour through Latin America. The U S State Department has begun diplomatic exchanges to arrange the visit with Cuba first on the itinerary.
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el Mundo
Flo
Vote Merchant
Hoover
Cuba
Tdunéo
Mexico
United States
Votes In Unorganized Counties Not To Count
Pierre May 10 Despite ballots cast in unorganized Washabaugh county for Tuesday's primary they may not count. S. Texley of Jackson county supplied the ballots but withheld Washabaugh results in deference to the attorney general opinion that unorganized counties cannot take part. Texley did not forward Washabaugh totals with Jackson county results to the secretary of state.
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Pierre
Washabauga County
S. Texley
Jackson County
Attorney Generals
Texley
Secretary of State
Weather Update With Mixed Forecasts
Weather forecast notes mostly clear tonight and Sunday with possible rain. South Dakota shows unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with little improvement and cool temperatures.
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South Dakota
Peebah
Group 5 Endorses Smith Policies at South Dakota Bankers Meet
Group five of the South Dakota Bankers association met in Huron for a banquet and program endorsing policies of Fred R. Smith supervisor of banks. Speakers including Roy A. Cave and A. K Gardner urged service to agriculture and dual banking. Russell Bard was elected president of group five with George Towch as secretary treasurer. A committee proposed revising district groupings to balance bank distributions, with final decision to come at the Aberdeen state meet June 11-13.
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Fred R. Smith
South Dakota
M. R. Brown
Onida
A. 8. Carlson
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Brown
Camden Rayburn
Roy A. Cave
Beidle County
Mms. Cave
Jay B. Alslen
South Dakots
Mr. Allen
Thomas O'Brien
State Association
Mr. Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railroad
O'Brien
George A. Starling
Association
George 3. Zimmer
Onida Watchman
A. K Gardner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Russell Bard
Miller
Group Five
Bard
Ro’ Brownick
An ‘Hermon’ Kopperud
Lake Freston
Mr. Rand
Vicesee Cs Space
George M. Towch
Treasur
Tollows
Beadle
L. O. Andersen
Hitchcock
Fawik
J. C. Shirt
Fouilston
Nand
C. W. Gardner
Ree Heights
Hughes
J. I. Branch
Pierre
Hyde
J. Drew
Highmore
Putte
R. Richardson
Gettysburg
Spink
M. J. Twist
Boland
Sully
Aberdeen
Sturgis Youth Freed By Jury
William Stratemeyer, a Meade County schoolboy, is acquitted of first degree manslaughter in the death of his nephew Robert Hass eight. The jury found him not guilty. delinquency charges will be heard in juvenile court. Leonard Haas testified he saw no shot but was told to help dispose of the body.
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Leonard Haas
Robert
Statemeyer
Leonard
Stratemeyer
Beadle County Historical Society Anniversary Meeting
Beadle County Historical Society marks the golden anniversary of Beadle county and Huron platting at a court house gathering Monday at 8 p.m. Sherm Davis notes Beadle county limits defined in 1879 Yankton session and named for General William H Beadle. A screen of Main Street photos from 60 years ago and readings of period conditions will be shown. Public invited.
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Beadle County
Huron
Davis
Japanese Women Over 25 Get Vote
The House of Representatives passed a bill allowing women aged 25 and older to vote in municipal and prefectural elections. Supporters call it a milestone toward full suffrage, though it excludes national parliament voting and faces likely defeat in the House of Peers. Cabinet withheld full support, while majority and opposition lawmakers supported an uncouned vote.
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House of Representatives
House of Peers
Mincelto
Adachi
Hoover Tour Trips Through Rocky Mountain Parks
President Hoover plans an August tour of national park sites in the Rocky Mountains and beyond. He will visit Glacier Yellowstone Estes Yosemite and Grand Canyon parks on a motor route from Palo Alto to Washington with fishing a central hobby guiding the trip.
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Stanford University
Rapidan River
Virginia
Glacier Park
Montana
Yellowstone
Estes Parks
Palo Alto
California
Yosemite
Grank Canyon
Yankton Man Still Drives 1910 Cadillac Car
Yankton resident D. D. Gross says his early 1910 Cadillac still rattles through Yankton streets and remains roadworthy for thousands more miles with new tires. He recalls paying 58.70 for his first tire and tube and 4.85 for the first 50 gallons of gas. The car now gets about 20 miles per gallon and is used daily in his hardware business for hauling.
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Ankton
Yankton
D. D. Gross
Grow
Roberts Expected to Win Senate Backing Despite Prohibition Issue
The administration remained confident Owen J. Roberts will win confirmation as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Southern opposition centered on his past anti eighteenth amendment stance, while GOP and pro-confirmation forces emphasized his record on federal oil cases and his role in the Elk Hills Teapot Dome prosecutions. The nomination, referred to judiciary, faces a Monday committee review as AFL position on Roberts remains undecided.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Senate
John J. Parker
Roberts
Sheppard
Texas
Hughes
Parker
W. Democrat
Montana
Congressional
New York Times
Robert
United States
Reed
Pennsylvania
Ashurst
Arizona
Wheeler
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
Shipstead
Minnesota
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Albert BR. Fall
Interior
Judiciary Committee
Norris
Nebraska
American Federation of Labor
Arlington Band Is State B Champion
Arlington won first place in class B at the state high school band contest as part of the state festival with over 500 students. Platte won class A with Canton second. Parkston and Salem followed in class B.
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Arlington
Platte
Canton
Parkston
Salem
Widow Kills Three Children Then Self
CHICAGO May 10 Mrs Albi no De Porre two months a widow slew her three children today and then committed death by own action Neighbors found the bodies The woman flashed the throat of her eldest daughter shot a boy aged nine and a daughter eleven and then cut her own throat and shot herself Poverty and grief over the death of her husband and father are thought to have driven the woman to the act
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Chicago
Albino de Porre
Miss Stampien Seeks Court Protection From Ruffian Lover
In Detroit May, Miss Joan Stampien asked Judge Clyde Webster for a restraining order against Charles Qwhesky her temperamental lover. She testified he was jailed after repeatedly threatening, injuring furniture and a family member, and stalking her at friends’ homes.
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Miss Stamspien
Judge
Detroit
Charles Qwhesky
Joan Stampien
Charles
Miss Stampien
Scmpien
Paties
Ano
Judse Clyde Webster
Region marks fall in prelims of the four meet
In region four prelims two regional records fell. Bennett of Gettysburg set a 17 1/10 second hurdles record, and Norfolk Onida tied the 100 yard dash mark at 10.6 seconds. Various athletes posted best marks in shot put discus high hurdles and other events as qualified for finals.
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Bennett
Gettysburg
Allen
Plarre
Norfolk
Onida
Starbuck
Simons
Miller
Bryan Ofuuren
Mann
Adams
Pierre
Johnson
Shaw
Wessington
Cullin
Huron
Hopkins
Redfield
Robinson
Highmore
Sergeant
Helmuth
Smith
de Smet
Abel
Collin
Bennet
Wessingen
Piever
Brown
Wood
Christian
Sutton
J. Sherlock
Doyle
Lumley
Larson
McElrath
Best
Emark
Hofer
Quids
Dempster
Overby
Brentford
Bryan
Stensland
Chrissy
Indian Lazy Man to Face Court on Standing Rock Charge
Louie Bighorn, an Indian on Standing Rock, awaits a court hearing at the agency with Judge Miles Crazy Walking presiding. Charged by Indian agent E D Mossman for refusing to work on a farm owned by his wife, the case may hinge on a technicality or charge of vagrancy or non support.
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Yates
N. D
India Ostice
Brooks
Louie Bighorn
Louie
Miles Crazy Walking
White Mans
Crazy Walking
Bighorn
E. D. Mossman
Mossman
Endurance Flight Pilot Indicted in Immigration Smuggling Case
Loren Meade, part of a Culver City endurance flight record team with Peta Reinhart, faces a federal indictment alleging conspiracy to violate immigration laws. He is accused of attempting to smuggle two Japanese nationals into the United States and was arrested by Mexican officials near the border.
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Los Angeles
Loren Meade
Peta Reinhart
Culver City
Cal
Kakichi
Tanaka
Jos Doe Homomoto
United States
Borden
Mob Parade Turns Violent After Black Man Murder Incident
In Sherman Texas mobs burned and looted after a confrontation involving a Black man. National Guard and local police, led by Col McGree and Col Tawvidson, restored order as rioters burned the courthouse, attacked soldiers, and paraded the body of a Black man through town before authorities evacuated several suspects.
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Tawvidson
Frank Hanmer
M. T.lone Wolft Gonzaulius
George Hughes Neara
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Pega
Dan Vauls
Aghlors
Sherif
Oia
John Melton
Lloyd Barker
Jed Brown
Yorn Dixon
Cat
James E. Dunteg
Deltas
Walter Bailey
Dan Sheto
Ome Scott
Walden O'Neal
van Alutyne
Nob
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