Explains Intent Of Primary Law In South Dakota
Glenham May 10 U C Slocum author of the primary law in effect for the first time a Tuesday election says the law lets county delegates use sound judgment to pick governor candidates with no restrictions. Pluralities should not bind the Republican nominee. The act requires at least 9 percent of the vote to force a convention. Miss Gladys Pyle led the field but fell short of 25 percent.
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Glenham
E. C. Slocum
Slocum
Gladys Pyle
Pierre
Miss Pyle
Gunderson
Young Flier Seeks To Gain Lost Time
Frank C Goldsborough fledgling pilot, 19, aims to set a west east transcontinental record for juniors. After a 3 hour delay he flies from El Paso toward Columbus Ohio reaching Tulsa at 6 25 p m yesterday amid electrical storms and a 25 foot drop near Oklahoma City.
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Tulsa
Okla
Frank C Goldsborough
Columbus
Ohio
Bryce Goldsborough
el Paso
Texas
Abilene
Oklahoma City
Goldsborough
St. Louis
University Society to Honor Mothers at USD Event
Mortar Board members will greet more than 125 mothers this weekend at the University of South Dakota. Senior women in cap and gown will visit dormitories and sorority houses between nine and ten o'clock to extend Mother's Day greetings.
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Mortar Board
Honorary Society
University of South Dakota
Black Hills towns show population gains in a decade
Rapid City dispatch reports census figures indicating most Black Hills towns increased in population over the past ten years. Preliminary district three data list Whitewood showing gains and Aberdeen and Hoven adding residents, with Oelzins and other towns referenced in the summary.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
Whitewood
Oelzizns
Hoven
Aberdeen
Potter County
Region Eight Track Meet Held in Rapid City May Day
Rapid City hosts the Region Eight track and field meet with about 200 athletes from 21 high schools competing. Schools listed include Rapid City, Lead, Hot Springs, Deadvrood, Belle Fourche, Newell, Sturgis, Nisland, New Underwood, Philip, Presho, Draper, Kennebec, Custer, Edgemont, Interior, Kadoka, Spearfish, Weta, and Whitewood.
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Rapid City
Lead
Hot Springs
Deadvrood
Belle Fourche
Newell
Sturgis
Nisland
New Underwood
Philip
Presho
Draper
Kennebec
Custer
Edgemont
Interior
Kadoka
Spearfish
Weta
Whitewood
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County and Nearby Areas
Furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Co. Grace Z Weir transfers two parcels in Huron to Lyle J Windherst. H M Cass Co. conveys lot 7 block 3 Lewis addition to Chester N White also in Huron. Louis C Kettering sells SE 4 and NW 4 100-3 to Charlotte Seeley Milford Nebraska.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Grace Z. Weir
Lyle J. Windherst
Huron
H. M. Cass Co
Chester N. White
Lewis
Louis C. Kettering
Charlotte Seeley
Milford
Nebr
Sioux Falls Hit By Rain And Hail
Hail and heavy rain fell last night in Sioux Falls causing minor damage to buildings and cars in the eastern part of the city. A wind of tornadic proportions was reported in parts of Minnehaha county while rain across eastern South Dakota reached .83 of an inch in Sioux Falls and 3.71 inches for the week. The storm left moisture-rich ground aiding the corn planting season.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
South Dakota
32 Year Old Mother Assumes Kansas Democrat Chief
Mrs. Carl V. Rice of Parsons becomes state party leader of Kansas Democrats succeeding John Wells. A 10 year political veteran, she has held multiple party roles since 1920 and led local women in the third district. She chairs PTA in Parsons and served in Legion Auxiliary leadership.
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Topeka
Kan
Democrats of
Kansas
Carl V. Rice
Parsons
John Wells
Democratic Organization
Labette County
Democratic Committee
Democratic Women of the
State
Wells
New Wells
Hr. Woodring
Jrice
Rice
Third District
American Legion Auxilary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ladies of the
GAR
Hasp
Gliding clubs attract over 200000 people in Germany
In Germany more than 200000 persons have joined gliding clubs. A quirky appliance note adds that a washing machine attachment makes ice cream.
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Germany
St Joseph Blast Toll Rises to Eighteen in Fire Depths
Rescue crews at the Armour Packing plant in St Joseph Missouri report eighteen deaths after a six story ruin from an explosion. Fifteen others remain hospitalized with nonfatal injuries as investigators probe gas main failure under the building.
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ST. Joseph
Armour Packing Company
Flora Miller
Gra Paxson
George Roberts
Frank Weizcarek
Weekly Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Weather outlook for the week beginning May 12 covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains with likely one to three shower periods. Temperatures trend near or below normal. Also noted is the world's largest power belt built in California from rubber and cotton fabric, measuring over 1000 feet long and 42 inches wide.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
California
Parish school dedication praised by visiting dean
Dean Desmond returned from Woonsocket where he attended the dedication exercises of the new St. Joseph Parochial school. He called the school one of the finest in the state.
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Dean Desmond
Woonsocket
St. Joseph
Harry Monheimer
Chicago
J. Abraham
Pflaum
Salem
Kent Parks
Centerville
Take Precautions Throughout India On Mohammadan Bakrid
Unusual protective measures were set in place across India to avert Hindu Muslim rioting during Bakrid. The anniversary of the 1957 Sepoy mutiny heightened tensions with Muslim abstinence from civil disobedience amplifying fear. In Sholapur authorities banned assemblies of more than five people as violence loomed amid the Hartal following Gandhi's arrest.
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Bombay
India
Abraham
Sholapur
Mahatma Gandhi
Riots in India Report Police Missing Sholapur Victims
Articles describe five police missing at Sholapur with claims their eyes were gouged out and thrown into a well. Three others were separated from comrades and burned alive after their uniforms were soaked with gasoline at Yerada prison in Poona.
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Yerada
Poona
Sholapur
Ralph Capone's Club Raided Second Time
Chicago dispatch reports Ralph Capone's Cotton Club in Cicero raided a second time in three days. Prohibition agents arrested manager Percy Haller after he knocked a glass from an agent's hand while the officer tested the drink for liquor. The club was crowded at the time.
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Chicago
Ralph Capone
Cicero
Percy Haller
Local raid ends with suspect free on bond
Report notes a suspect, Haller, was at liberty on bond after a prior raid. The text mentions a pursuit toward a table and searching for an entity named Aquor. It also oddly describes a royal antelope with minimal height and thin legs.
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Rived
Able
Table
Aquor
Haller
Bond
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