Father And Three Children Die As Flames Burn Farm
A fire at the Terry Lynch farmhouse four miles south of Carlton Minnesota killed the father and three children after the mother and one child escaped. The fire started in the kitchen and the stairway collapsed during rescue attempts. The siblings were Carrie Ann Katherine and the infant, with Mary also dying in the blaze.
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Carlton, Minn
Mar
Terry Lynch
Here
Carrie Ann
Katherine
Mary
Congress May Be Held All Summer
The senate faces a stubborn filibuster threat over the 110.5 million rivers and harbors bill. House leaders warn Congress will stay in session through summer until the measure passes, as Tilson and Vandenberg clash over Erie canal provisions and federal canal operation.
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Marguerite Young
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Lester Vandenberg
Michigan
New York State
Army
Erie Canal
New York
Coeland
Vandenberg
Thieves May Steal But They May Also Tell True Stories
A Chicago near North Side incident ends with a thief admitting an attempt to steal a car. The officer questions the man who jokes about stealing and notes the car belonging to Miss Ellen Root is now missing.
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Chicago
Near North Side
Ellen Root
Expert Stresses Practical Ideas In Home Cooking School
Miss Louise Dixon led a free cooking school at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt ballroom showcasing practical kitchen ideas from scientific food buying to balanced meals. Prizes were awarded to several attendees, with daily demonstrations on menus and time saving methods, as questions and notes were encouraged for future sessions.
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Louise Dixon
Marvin Hughitt
Huronite Free Cooking School
Miss Dixon
Dixon
Duane Shepersky
Colorado Southwest
R. H. Davis
Nebraska Southwest
R. R. Burns
Beach
Kansas Southeast
Vernal Johnson
Lawn Ridge
Elizabeth Austin
Lawn Southeast
Arthur Howard
Lawrence Olin
Wisconsin Southwest
Escking
Good Will Plane To Tour South America
The Good Will Plane, a monoplane used in the Bermuda flight, launched from Roosevelt Field at 7:35 A M for a six week South American tour to promote amiable trade relations. Crew includes navigator Lewis Yancey and radio operator Zeb Bouch, with Isadore Goldberg of Brooklyn sponsoring the mission as the most extensive commercial flight to another continent for trade aims.
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Roosevelt Field
EL S. T
South America
Ami
Eable
Bermuda
Itl
Lewis Yancey
Emil Burgin
Zeb Bouch
Washington
Isadore Goldberg
Brooklyn
Rade
Weather sketch for Huron and South Dakota brief
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible light frost in a few places. Warmer conditions expected on Thursday. In South Dakota expect similar cloudiness and warmth with possible frost in favorable locations tonight and Thursday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Goats and Bull Race to New York Sparks Odd Challenge
In Harlingen Texas Ralph Sanders plans to ride a large black bull to New York City to start a race with Benton Stack who will drive a goat and a jackass. Stack bets he will reach New York first despite Sanders 30 day head start. Naturalists note a caterpillar can eat twice its weight in loaves in two hours.
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Banks
Jackass
Harlingen
Texas
Ralph Sanders
New York City
Benton Stack
Stack
New York
Weather outlook shows frequent rain and frost risk
Eight of eleven May forecasts indicate precipitation with unsettled conditions and showers in Huron. Frost risk remains if skies clear. South Dakota reports heavy rainfall and delayed farm work, while cloud cover brings moisture for crops and pastures across the state.
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Huron
Huron Weather Bureau
Southern cities surpass Providence in 1930 census
Providence Rhode Island, once 27th in 1920, is overtaken by five southern cities Atlanta Houston Dallas Birmingham and Memphis and Akron in 1930. Milwaukees 24 percent rise narrows gap to Buffalo whose rise was 129 percent. 1930 populations shown for Buffalo and Milwaukee.
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Providence
Washington
Rhode Island
Atlanta
Houston
Dallas
Birmingham
Memphis
Akron
Ohio
Birminghm
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Pierre Population Shifts In 20 Year Census
Pierre shows a 13.4 percent gain to 3 056 residents in 20 years, per J C Schoneberzer census supervisor. The 1910 figure matches the 20 year earlier count of 3 656, while 1900 marked 2 206 residents.
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Pierre
J. C. Schoneberzer
Watertown
Indian Protests Grow as Round Table Talks Loom
Reports from Bombay indicate rising anti British sentiment in India amid ongoing civil disobedience. Leaders like Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru condemn rule, while Viceroy Irwin’s October 20 conference plan draws criticism as moderates split and the All India National Congress vows to stiffen protests and target land tax after salt tax agitation.
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London
Bombay
India
Daily Mail
Daily Herald
Tej Bahadur Sapru
Lord Irwin
Dispatches
All-India National Congress
All Parties Committee
Burma Bay
University of Chicago students disperse after dry snooping protest
About 500 students gathered on the Chicago campus for a protest against university spying claims. Police and fire crews charged the crowd as bricks and sticks were reportedly directed at officers. bonfire, dormitory to dormitory marches, and timber from stands used to fuel the blaze marked the night.
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Chicago University
Chicago
University of Chicago
Morele
University
Blackfriars
Uguor
Blackfriar
Smart Aleck
Mandell Hall
Hopkins And Pasek To Solo At Huron Band Concert
Two young Huron Municipal band members Lyle Hopkins and Richard Pasek will perform a clarinet duet “Nanine” by Marsal as soloists under Director Carl Christensen. The Thursday shell concert in J. W. Campbell park opens at 1:45 p m with selections from The Vagabond King among the pieces on the program.
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Huron Municipal
Shell
J. W. Campbell Park
Lyle Hopkins
Richard Pasek
Carl Christensen
Nanine
Marsal
Vagabond King
Haron Municipal Band
Richard Pasel
Emersonians Must Lead Complicated Lives
Emerson Nebraska reveals a town split by three counties with the school, post office, and railroad station in different jurisdictions. Three polling places lie within 150 yards, and marriage licenses hinge on county origin. The 1,100 residents face a uniquely tangled civic map.
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Emerson
Neb
Band Concert Program Sketched With Fragmented Titles
Mixed readable fragments list melodies and pieces such as The Vagabond King and The Syncopator. The program references Hochheim Colcord Penstad and unclear composer names. Scene hints at a local band concert with varied marches and songs.
McBride to Testify on Home Production Claim
F Scott McBride of the Anti-Saloon League will reconvene before the Senate lobby committee to confront Fort of New Jersey who suggested beer and wines could be legally produced at home under certain conditions. McBride called Forts speech pretty good but said the dry law is not perfect. The superintendent noted Forts potential entry into the New Jersey Republican primary with Dwight Morrow and Frelinghuysen also running on wet platforms.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Fort
New Jersey
McBride
Senate Lobby Committee
Ef Forts
Dwight Morrow
Frelinghuysen
Insane attacker assaults two women at City Mission
In Omaha on May 14 an alleged insane man attacked two female inmates of the City Mission in their sleep. Christine Huber, 77, of Gentry Arkansas, and Julia Gibson, 45, of Kansas City Missouri, were beaten and choked. Both are in serious condition at a hospital. The assailant escaped as police conducted a city wide search.
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Omaha
City Mission
Christine Huber
Gentry
Ark
Julia Gibson
Kansas City
Huber
Tweedle Of Pierre Is i New Dental President
Sioux Falls May 14 The South Dakota State Dental Society closed its 48th annual convention with Dr William H Tweedle of Pierre chosen as president elect He will head the society in 1931 as Dr G E Le Mar of Rapid City succeeded Dr Harry Mainz Madison as president Dr E F L Elmen Sioux Falls was elected secretary and Dr J W King Aberdeen treasurer next convention to be held at Huron About 150 dentists attended with speakers including Dr William A Grey St Paul and Dr Howard C Miller Chicago
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Huron
Willam A. Grey
St. Paul
Howard C. Miller
Chicago
Gangster Leader Al Capone Placed in Miami Jail
Al Capone slept on a Miami jail cot after arresting him on sight amid a Miami police crackdown dubbed the Chicago plan. Detained overnight on a technical charge, his attorneys claimed the timing prevented a habeas corpus hearing. Capone had previous jail time in Pennsylvania for carrying concealed weapons.
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Miami
Fla
al’ Capone
Cipone
Chicago
Capone
Pennsylvania
Huron College A Cappella Choir to Perform Home Concert
The Huron College A Cappella Choir led by Hardin A Von Weursen will present a home concert in the college chapel at 8 15 tonight. The varied program features choir numbers organ pieces by Evelyn Wright and Alta May Lumbard with Ralph Nohlgren playing organ and hymns carols and antiphons sung for townspeople.
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South Dakota
Huron College
Hardin A. von Weursan
School of Music
College Chapel
van Reursen
Evelyn Wright
Ralph Nohlgren
Captor Of Outlaw Dies In Arizona
James H. East, 77, early peace officer and Billy the Kid captor, died in Douglas Arizona. A former Texas cowboy, he joined Pat Garrett’s posse in the 1880s and helped pursue the Kid. East later served as Douglas police judge and aided in escorting the outlaw to General Lew Wallace in Albuquerque.
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Outlaw
Arizona
Douglas
Ariz
James H. East
Billy the Kid
Pat Garrett
New Mexico
East
St. Louis
Garrett
Texas
Kid
Lew Wallace
Albuquerque
Larsen Seeks Warranted Check Writer Across County
Deputy Sheriff J. Larsen planned to go to Kennebec to fetch W. E. Baker, wanted in Huron for writing worthless checks. Baker allegedly wrote three bad checks totaling $44.25 in Beadle County, including a $20.25 check to W. H. Morrison of the A B G Washing Machine agency and two $12 checks to H. L. Sawvelle of Armin Maytag Sales.
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Sheruta
J. Larsen
Kennebec
W. E. Baker
Huron
Baker
Beadle County
Larsen
W. H. Morrison
A. B. G. Washing Machine Company
Lampe
Morrison
H. L. Sawvelle
Armin-Maytag
Archery Champion Chosen in Compiegne Ancient Rite
In Compiegne France the annual archery title King of the First Company of Archers is awarded to Traulie a long bow expert famed for hitting the 50 yard center. The ceremony ends with cheers and a cafe celebration as the town marks the June selection of the north champion among centuries of tradition.
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Compligne
France
Compiegne
Cormpicene
Staulle
Traulie
Agincourt
Creasy
Delezen Father Son Held in Montrose Slaying Inquiry
Virgil and George Delezen, father and son, were taken to jail as suspects in the murder of Ed Brounko, a Montrose bachelor farmer. The body, found slashed, was investigated as a possible quarrel with boarders.
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Mitchell
Ed Brounko
Montrose
Virgil Delezen
George
Missouri River
Cacoma
Wood ‘Smith
Sherif
E. Larum
Kennebec
Delezen
McCook County
Lyman
Smith, Sarum
Reliance
R. M. Shield
McCooks County
J.C. A
Sioux Falls
Virril
George Delezen
Ed Brounke
Brounlko
Yew
Origin Of Poppy Day Sale By American Legion Auxiliary
A meeting in K P hall planned the Poppy Day sale for Saturday May 24. Mrs Irving Crawford spoke on the poppy as the World War dead’s memorial flower and its link to aiding living veterans. She noted the poppy’s wartime origin and the Legion and Auxiliary adoption as memorial flowers.
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Aeriican Legion Auxiliary
K.P. Hall
Irving Crawford
France
Flanders
Crawford
America
American Legion
Cleveland
Ohio
Legion
Kansas City
The
Legion and
Auxiliary
Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered in Gann Valley
The Rev. L. V. Bennett of the Congregational church gave an effective baccalaureate sermon to Gann Valley High School graduates Sunday evening. Despite very muddy roads, all class members were present for the ceremony.
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Gann Valley
L. V. Bennett
Congregation
Church of
Farmer dies after severe hail storm near Lubbock
J C Clack a 38 year old farmer was killed yesterday when caught in a severe hail storm while working near Lubbock Texas. The London city directory lists names such as Gotebed My Whif Onno Cops and Looney.
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Lubbock
Texas
J. C. Clack
Acld
London
Gotebed
My, Whif
Looney
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Copeland
Senate Commerce Committee
Good Will
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Hochheim
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Ed Bronko
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