Gandhi's Legions Seize City Causing Crisis In India
Mahatma Gandhi's forces seized a city with a population of 119 551 and imposed martial law. The Bombay government convened a special session at Mahabaleshwar to handle the crisis as arrests and reinforcements followed.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Shotai
Bombay
Mahabaleshwar
Sarajini Naidu
Manilat Gandhi
Abbas Tyabji
Gandhr
Aaidu
Tyabji
E F Herrig Addresses Rapid City Retailers
May 13 Rapid City speakers include A A Applegate head of printing and rural journalism at South Dakota State College Brookings and E F Herrig manager of Associated Retailers Huron. Applegate to discuss Economics and Herrig on The Value of a Credit Bureau to a Community. Meeting at 6 20 pm with banquet in Alex Johnson hotel ballroom.
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Rapid City
A. A. Applegate
South Dakota State College
Brookings
E. F. Herrig
Associated Retailers
Huron
L. S. Rossum
Applegate
Rossum
Alex Johnson Hotel
Slay Of Evelyn Lee Prompts Intensive Des Moines Search
Des Moines May 13 Intensive search by city and county police continues for a slayer after the body of Evelyn Lee a 9 year old school girl was found on the city outskirts Saturday night Six men were arrested for questioning last night four released and two held as police focus on a single suspect believed to have mistreated school children in southeast Des Moines authorities said.
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Shalapur
Mahatma Ghandhi
W. Mackie
Central Division
Sholapur
Poona
Mahabaleshwar
Aad
Barrieséss
Calcutta
Bengal Presidency
Evan Intera National Congress Committee
Haji
Turnagzai
Peshawar St
Peshawar
Trops
Kotuzai
Lahore
Tarn Sing
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Invin
London
Des Moines
Evelyn Lee
Lumber Shipment Proves To Be Stock American Whiskey
Federal agents seized a carload of lumber in the Clinsis Central yards containing 18,000 pints of whiskey with a bootleg value of 75000 dollars. The haul ties to Cotton club owner Ralph Capone and follows raids on Cicero cabaret. The consignment moved via Canada to Bimini and Florida before lodging in Jacksonville. The freight car bore Cine Racine Lumber Co. claim amid a five day hold and a complex attempt to dodge suspicion.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Clinsis Central
Cotton Club
Cicero
Ralph Capone
America
Canada
Bimini
Florida
Jacksonville
Racine Lumber Co
Aviator Williams Displays Inverted Leaf Maneuver
Lieutenant Alford J. Williams resigns from the Navy after demonstrating an inverted falling leaf flight in a Curtiss Hawk at Anacostia. The 45 minute flight showed the aircraft inverted for long periods and included loops, spins, and aerial calculations for inverted flight tactics.
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Oscar Leiding
Associated Press
Washington
Alford J. Williams
Navy
Williams
Willams
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
John White Visits Ames and Remains Proud of Son
John White returns from Ames Iowa where he met his son Gaylord who is finishing college work. Gaylord plays left field the same position he held before a broken arm last year. The Ames baseball team is currently second in the conference and split a two game series with Nebraska.
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John White
John F. White
State Fair Board
Ames
Iowa
Gaylord
Mr. White
Nebraska Wunivarsi
Ole
Feld
Des Moines Chamber Backs Farm Board Aid
The Greater Des Moines committee endorsed the federal farm board and its chairman Alexander Lexge, aligning with other midwest chambers and opposing national chamber criticisms of the board’s program. The resolution was adopted yesterday. behind Lindbergh lands in Wichita refuels for speed record attempt between Los Angeles and New York.
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Back Farm Board
Des Moines
Middle West
Greater Des Moines
Federal Farm Board
Alexander Lexge
National Chamber
Linde
Wichita
Kans
Roscoe Turner
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Los Angeles
New York
Weather Summary for Huron and South Datot
Partly cloudy tonight with frost possible if skies clear. Wednesday will be partly cloudy to cloudy with a rising temperature and continued cool conditions.
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Cry Huron
Borglum Alters Wording for Mount Rushmore Inscription
Gutzon Borglum reveals changes to Coolidge drafted text for Mount Rushmore plans and a broader historical framing for U S events. He explains altering era markers and removing direct references to the Declaration of Independence. The article notes growth plans for a future high power inscription and ongoing consultation with Coolidge. The Voice of South Dakota radio station in Huron will begin broadcasting about July first with 100 watts, planned to upgrade to 500 watts pending authorization.
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Gutzon Borglum
Coolidge
U. S
New York
Gutzon Lished
New York Times
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Mount Rushmore
South Dakota
Borglum
Mr. Coolidge
Congress
Borghum
Nr. Coolidge
Rapid City
Nation
Rushmore
Bar- Flum
Voice of
Huron
Tae
Radio Commert
Wright
Huron Corporation
WNAX
Yankton
Myx
Radio treatment speeds plant growth and improves flavor
German biologist Dr. Fritz Hildebrand reports seeds exposed to short radio waves before planting boost growth in tomatoes cabbage radishes kohlrabi and melons by about three times in poor soil. He also notes sweeter flavor and reduced watery content and claims the method hastens eggs hatching in 16 days and could aid medicines such as artery hardening treatments and possibly cancer.
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Hildebrand
Associated Press
Hildebrandt
First Cooking Lecture Draws Wide Attention in Town
The Evening Hur onite hosts a free cooking school led by Miss Louise Dixon. The inaugural session featured demonstrations on measuring ingredients oven heat and labor saving tips with notes to bring and questions to ask. Tomorrow she will cover caramel pie and more recipes while prizes are awarded after each lecture.
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Louise’ Dixon
Miss Dixon
Dixon
Boeing
Carmel
Central
South Dakota
Funeral for Richard O. Richards Held in Huron
Funeral services for Richard O. Richards pioneer and father of the Richards family were held at the American Lutheran church with Rev. S. D. Distud and Rev. Wallace Bristol officiating. Norwegian songs by Gottfried Sjoland accompanied by Evelyn Melivaine featured Grieg and Sjoberg pieces. Burial was at Riverside Cemetery with local officials in attendance.
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Richard O. Richards
Beadle County
American Lutheran Church
S. D. Distud
Wallace Bristol
Grave Episcopal Church
Gottfried Sioland
Evelyn Melivaine
Mr. Sjoland
Edvard
Pershing Balks Hope Of French Stock Exchange Set Cocoa Price
Paris reports that General Pershing avoided comment on Clemenceau’s postwar accusations while debates rage over Foch and Clemenceau. In New York the cocoa market is explained as open and futures trading dominates price setting, with $200 million traded last year and price risk managed by selling short.
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Pershing
T. T. Toffin
Associated Press
Paris
General Pershing
Premier Poincere
Cherbourg
General Persing
Clemenceau
Argonne
Marshall Foch
Raymond Recouly
Foch
Recouly
Froch
United States
New York
New ‘York Cocoa Exchange
Africa
Brazil
Eugene Canalizo
Exchange
London
Gold Coast
Mrr
Canalizo
Tradig
Johns Wins Renomination in Kingsbury County Race
John E Johns won renomination for county commissioner in the third district after official Kingsbury county returns, defeating H Hollowman by a small unofficial lead that was not changed by final tallies. Plowman has ten days to seek a recount. George J Dansorth led William H McMaster by a narrow margin in final results.
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William H. McMaster
Watertown Teacher Beatrice Bannister Returns Home
Miss Beatrice Bannister, Watertown teacher, injured when her car overturned near Hitchcock, spent days at Huckleton hospital to have a broken leg set and other injuries treated. She was transported home by ambulance accompanied by her sister Mrs. F R Coffey and brother Devile M Saytnistan, both of Sioux Falls.
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Watertown
Beatrice
Bannister
Hitchcock
Huckton Hospital
F. R. Coffey
Sioux Fall
Devile M. Say Tnistan
Sioux Falls
Frost Threat Looms As Roads Remain Impassable
Heavy rains have left Huron and surrounding areas with waterlogged, rutted roads impassable in places for two weeks. Travel is slow and buses run reduced service while farmers report delayed corn planting and favorable moisture for rooting. Forecasters warn frost could develop if skies clear, with South Dakota and North Dakota seeing continued precipitation and potential snow in the north.
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Huron
Huronia
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
North Dakota
Brooking
Yanketon
Rapid City
Sioux Fal
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