Graf Zeppelin Sails Tonight From Friedrichshafen
Graf Zeppelin planned to depart Friedrichshafen for the United States at six p m tomorrow with eighteen passengers aboard weather permitting. The dirigible’s crew, led by Dr Hugo Eckeher, expected a 65 to 70 hour voyage, routes including Besancon and the Loire, to reach Lakehurst by Saturday night.
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Priedrichshafen
Germany
Friedrichshafen
United States
Hugo Eckeher
Kurgarten
New York
Hamburg-American Line
Agas
Tokyo
San Diego
Lakehurst
Lapland
Nor- Wesian
Arctic Circle
Final Debt Showdown Postponed to Tomorrow in Paris
Paris May 15 The final showdown of the reparations experts conference was postponed again likely until tomorrow. A corrections issue in the Stamp subcommittee report prevented today’s plenary session. The vast report outlines German reservations and the Owen Young figures, with French and Belgian experts signaling doubt over any compromise.
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Paris
Conference of Experts
Josiah Stamp
Owen
Owen D. Young
Itrench
Probe death of man in Old Tronsides film set
Los Angeles is led by the district attorney in a new probe into a 1930s death and four injuries during the explosion aboard the vessel Llwellyn Morse used to portray the USS Constitution. Seaman Charles Gerald Davis died in the blast near Santa Catalina Bayonne during a bombardment reenactment.
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Los Angeles
Charles
Gerald “Davis
Harry Broyles
Bricki
Johnson
Ernest Olson
Charles Carlson
Llwellyn J.morse
U.S
Santa Catalina Bayonne
Aiton
Pon
Filmmaker Requests Reopening of Investigation
The motion picture director James Cruz who oversaw filming of the scene indicated he would welcome a reopening of the investigation after a phone call from Gaited. Federal Attorney indicated evidence of criminal negligence in yesterday's case.
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Gaited
Seine Tourisdiction
James Cruz
Huron Joins Central South Dakota Baseball League
Huron will field a baseball team in the Central South Dakota league with Louis Bloodgood as manager. The squad will open its schedule at Alpena next Sunday, as announced by Harry Liem acting secretary of the league.
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Huron
Harry Liem
Louis Bloodgood
Alpena
Sheffield
Floron
Esmond
Usmond
Hsmond
Turow
Russians Plan Free Religion in Soviet Russia
Moscow May 15 The Soviet Union plans to remove constitutional restrictions on religion by amending the constitution to separate church and state and grant citizens freedom to practice religion and oppose anti religious propaganda. The move follows years of church disestablishment and confiscation, with prior persecution aimed at discrediting religion and promoting atheistic doctrine.
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Moscow
Russia
Alexei Rykoff
Council of People's Commissars
All Russian Congress of Soviets
M. Rykoff
Prohibition Agents Nab Seven In Mobridge Raid
Prohibition officers backed by the county sheriff and the state attorney arrested seven alleged liquor violators in Mobridge on Tuesday following information from undercover agents. Four locations were raided, three rated as beer joints, each found with large quantities of mash or finished product. Those arrested were Myrtle Hanson, Dan Sick mid, Carl Brockel, Guy Barrett, Milford Enze, Gus Siefried, and John Beres. Beres, from Selby, reportedly possessed between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand dollars in assets.
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Prohibition
Mobridge Mobridge
Li. Senn
Senn
Myrtle Hansoni
Dan Sickiid
Carl Brockel
Guy ‘Barrett
Milford Enze
Gus Siefried
John Bérenes
Selby
Farmers Start Corn Planting Across South Dakota
South Dakota farmers moved into corn planting as cold early week weather eased. Rains brought subsoil moisture but surface soil remained dry. temperatures rose midweek and crops like oats barley and alfalfa show slow but steady progress with some local injuries from frost. Plowing advanced and some corn planted especially in the southeast. flax plowing began and stock condition improved as the week ended.
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South Dak Kota
Government Weather Bureau
Weather delays war maneuvers and air corps plans
Bad weather at Norton and Wright fields slows arrival of planes for the five stations. Recon flights begin at midnight as the air corps prepares for simulated combat between red and blue forces spanning to next week. Columbus aims to capture the red capital while ground troops back up air units in a straight line from near Toledo to the Ohio River.
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Columbus
Ohio
Norton Field
Wright Field
Dayton
United States Army Air Corps
Fifth Corps
Toledo
Ohio River
Ohue
Child Death Rates Differ Between Ghetto and Gold Coast
Chicago health commissioner Dr Arnold H Kegel reports that infants in the Gold Coast area show a higher death rate than those in the crowded 24th Ward. He notes the 24th Ward's Jewish families practice natural breastfeeding, contributing to the lower infant mortality.
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Chicago
Arnold H. Kegel
Commissioner of Health
Gold ‘Coast
Kegel
Gold Coast
Search for girl in central South Dakota Woonsocket
A search centered in Woonsocket and nearby Central South Dakota towns for Dorothy Newcomb a 15 year old St Paul girl who disappeared Friday. She formerly lived in Woonsocket with relatives now in Huron and her grandparents also reside here. She lived with an aunt in St Paul prior to her disappearance.
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Woonsocket
South Dakota
Dorothy Newcomb
St. Paul
BE. M. Newcomb
Dell ~Anderson
Leo. LaRoase
Mrs Jackson Committed to Redfield Feeble Minded Home
County Judge B B McCluskey signed an order committing Mrs. Jackson to the Redfield state home for feeble minded after hours of county board deliberation. Authorities said she is a menace to the community. She previously harmed herself in jail and has prior stays at the feeble minded school and Plankinton training school.
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Irs
Robert G. Jackson
Redfield
B. B. McClus
Beadle
Jackson
College Seniors Pick Play Craig's Wife for Commencement
Seniors at Huron College select Craig's Wife by George Kelly for their annual commencement week play to be staged June 8. Six women and five men are needed. Prof. Clyde T. Heckart will direct. The house and garage for sale are also advertised.
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Huron College
Craig
George Kelly
Clyde T.heckart
Davis May Go 0 Philippines Governor General Pick
Secretary of War Dwight I. Davis is the likely choice for governor general of the Philippines. Announcement awaits word on his acceptance. The appointment would require the new governor general to assume duties before July 19, when the Philippine assembly convenes.
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Washington
Dwight I. Davis
Coolidge
The
Philippines
Davis
Henry L. Stimson
Thomason testifies on paper company backing Chicago Journal
Samuel Thomason of Chicago co owner of Bryan Thomason Newspapers testified before the federal trade commission that International Paper and Power Co and subsidiaries own all debenture bonds and preferred stock of his firm. He said International had financed the Greensboro and Tampa papers but has no control over the Chicago Journal, likening it to collateral held by banks.
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Washington
Samuel“. Thomason
Chicago
Bryan-Thomason Newspapers, Inc
Chicago Journal
Greensboro
Ny .C
Record
Tampa
Tribune
Federal Trade Commission
International Paper and Power Company
Thomason
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
Bublisher
Tappa
The
International Company
the International
Bryan
International
Journal
Man Burned by Voltage Line at Ruskin Park
George Larson of Woonsocket was admitted to Mitchell hospital after contacting an electric high line while working on a transformer at Ruskin park near her Tuesday. He was thrown to the ground in a dazed state and could not start his car. Mrs Starr summoned help and a physician ordered Larson to the hospital.
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Fordstburg
George Larson
Woonsocket
Mitchell Hospital
Ruskin Park
Mr. Jay
Walt St
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France
Perite
Foreign Office
Hugo Hebener
America
von Hoesch
Eickener
Graf Reppélin
Ironsides
Fair ‘City
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Kibbon Maltyn
Central
S. D
Mrs. Jackson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia
Pinkham
Anna
Loupersack
Front Street
Phila
Robinson
Northwest
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