Davis Takes Lead For Pennsylvania Senate Candidacy
Philadelphia reports James J. Davis led in early returns for the Republican U S Senate nomination with 193 678 ahead of Lester J Grundy. Francis Shunk Brown trailed, while Pinchot trailed Brown. Democratic contests were uncontested locally.
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Philadelphia
James J. Davis
United States
Nacor
Francis Shunk Brown
Davis
William S. Ware
Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Democratic Party
Grundy
Pinchot
Senate
Wohn
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Farmers Favor Income Value Tax Plan Across States
Farmers favor an income value tax over sale value, arguing production basis is sounder. A June 25 national meeting of federation leaders in Missouri and other states discussed shifting from property to income taxes, with hopes to deduct state income levies from federal taxes.
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Ameribureau Federation
Mi- Missouri
Diners
Iowa
Colorado
Weather Outlook for Aaron and South Dakota
weather report notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with possible showers and cooler temperatures. South Dakota expected to be unsettled with focal showers or thunderstorms tonight or Thursday and much cooler in eastern and southern portions.
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Aaron
South Dakota
Weather Man Aims To Break Seasonal Heat Record In Huron
A South Dakota weather report notes a forecaster’s challenge to surpass the 86 degree April high target. At noon in Rood the mercury stood at 8, suggesting potential new 1920 heat records. If not reached today, April 3’s near miss may stand for several days amid predicted cloudiness and possible rain.
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South Dakota
Rood
Huron
Chicago Band to Play at Huron July Fourth Celebration
Arrangements confirmed for a 30 piece Chicago band touring via Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad part of the Chicago and North Western system. The group will arrive 8:45 a.m. and depart 5:50 p.m. on July 4, bringing a major attraction to Huron’s fiftieth anniversary events.
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Chicago & North Western
Huron
South Dakota
H.W. Markey
Middle West
Irwin A. Churchill
Churchill and Benson
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Attormeys
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American Legion
Engineers Submit Proposals On City Sewage Plant Plan
Four engineering firms presented before the city commission with proposals for the complete engineering services for the sewage disposal plant. The scope includes pumping station, pumps, intercepting sewer, main outfall, new plant, screening chambers, settling tanks, digesters, filters, valves, piping, and equipment. Final action is expected at the next meeting, though a thorough investigation may delay it.
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City Commission
Parsons Granted Preliminary Hearing In Desertion Case
Raymond E. Parsons was brought back from Worthington to Moo for arraignment before Municipal Judge Dict. Haney. Haney set Thursday as the preliminary hearing date. Assistant State's Attorney Leo A. Temmey represents the state in this desertion case.
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Raymond E. Parsons
Moo
Worthington
Main
Haney
Leo A. Temmey
Graf Zeppelin Progress on Equatorial Trip Headed to Brazil
The Graf Zeppelin, 19 passengers aboard including Mary Fierce and Loura Crouse Durston, passes Canary Islands heading south toward the equator. It slows toward Pernambuco, Brazil, as weather and wind conditions could cause delays. From Friedrichshafen the zeppelin flew Seville then Rio de Janeiro, Havana, Lakehurst before returning.
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Associated Press
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Cape Verde Islands
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Africa
Accra
Cordoba
London
O. K
Pernambuco
Brazil
Hugo Eckener
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Craf
Friedrichshafen
Seville
Mary Fierce
New York City
Loura Crouse Durston
Syracuse
N.Y
Infante
Alfonso de Orleans
Aberdeen Youths Face Prison Terms
Three Aberdeen men faced long terms for highway robbery at H P Brown’s Brit ton farm home. Cecil Merklinger 22 and James Gas 20 got 20 years, Rex Merklinger 19 got 19 years. All confessed to the crime, sentenced by Circuit Judge Howard Babcock in SISSETON. Police say all have prior records.
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Cecil Merklinger
State Penitentiary
Rex Merklinger
Denver
Nebraska High School Head Found Near Death
Alliance Nebraska May 21 44 year old Rudolph Bartels high school principal was found shot and fatally injured with a shotgun near the body. Initial belief says he may have been murdered after facing financial difficulties. Feeble cries suggested a claim of self harm before death.
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Nebraska
H. S
Death Alliance
Neb
Rudolph Bartels
Beieve
Bartels
Woman Penalized For Late Interview After Photo Submission
A reader recounts applying for a beauty chorus role with an enclosed photo. She arrived late for an interview and was told the position wasn’t filled yet, but the manager said she should have come when the photo was taken.
Seven Leaguers Win Free Trips for Pierre Convention
The fourth annual Young Citizens league convention at Pierre May 27 28 will include Huronites among the 900 educational trip prizes. Leagues earning trips include 4 H club and Scout programs with trips to Black Hills, Lake Okoboji, Camp DakoTah and more. Seven Leaguers lead by example amid state official speakers and regional contests shaping the state prize banquet.
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Young Citizens League
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Huron
Black Hills
DakoTah
Lake Okoboji
Byron
Golden Star Teague
Clark County
Wessington Springs Teague
Jerauld County
Lake Henry No. 5
Kingsbury County
Gabhle School
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Pioneer League
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Clyde
Beadle Coun
South Dakota
House of Representatives
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Young Citizen
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Norris Not To Be Opposed By Weaver
LINCOLN NEB May 2 Gov Arthur J Weaver will not oppose George W Norris in the forthcoming Nebraska primaries and will run for reelection instead. For weeks his name had been linked with the senatorial race as the regular Republican choice to defeat the independent Republican Norris. Weaver said he declined only after careful study of the situation.
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Lincoln
Landslide For Howell Ally Green Wins South Dakota Nomination
Warren E Green of Hazel, a "diet armer," secured the Republican governor nomination at Pierre after Brooke Worssell of Frederick shifted support on the final ballots. Gladys Pyle, secretary of state, led early but finished defeated on the twelfth ballot amid Beadle county backing for Green. Howell withdrew and endorsed the winner, with Pyle congratulating supporters and noting she would remain in office through January. Green, a Hamlin County farmer and former state senator, promised a balanced ticket and GOP victory.
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Hamlin County
Gladys Pyle
Huron
Pierre
Warren E.green
Hazel
Diet Armer
South Dakota
Brooke Howsell
Frederick
Green
Pyle
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Carl ©. Trygstad
Brookings
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State Senate
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Howell Support Wins For Green In Republican Convention
Pierre May report shows Green leading after twelve ballots at the state convention as Howell and Trygstad shift support. Miss Pyle led early delegations while Gunderson faded. final tally gave Green 64,223 votes, with Pyle second and Howell briefly in front on earlier ballots.
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Green
Brooke Howell
Greene
Pyle Rec
Trygstad
Howell
Gunderson
Five Incumbents In GOP Ticket For Minor State Offices
Pierre May 21 Republicans name five incumbents among eight candidates for minor state offices in the fall election. The convention upheld incumbents, with three unopposed. AC Goodhope won the state treasurer nomination after three ballots, defeating August Hagen and Johns. Mrs Coyne of Fort Pierre, the sole woman candidate, secured secretary of state on the first ballot, defeating three rivals.
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M. Q. Sharpe
Kennebec
C. EB. Coyne
Fort Pierre
William Duan
Yankton
A. C. Goodhope
Parkston
E. C. Giffen
Java
Engstrom
Summit
J. J. Murphy
Parker
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Pierre
AC. Goodhope
August Hagen “Et Salby
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Whiterood
Goodhope
Johns
Hagen
Turner County
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W. +. Avon
Theodore Parkston
C. CG
Arlington
South Dakota Democrats Set June 2 Convention
South Dakota Democrats meet June 2 in Pierre to nominate candidates for eight minor state offices. They aim to keep Governor W J Bulow in office and pursue a U S Senate seat, with D A McCullough a gubernatorial candidate and Leewise as credits commissioner. The gathering will draft the 1950 platform and confirm party candidates.
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Pierre
W. J. Bulow
U. S. Senate
South Dakota
Bulow
D. A. McCullough
Primary and convention ballots shape minor offices
Supporters praised votes for her in the primary and convention. Incumbents Sharpe Dunn Giffin Engstrom and Murphy faced limited opposition. Only the treasurer post required more than one ballot after three roll calls. Wade Wickersham of Custer became republican vice chairman to assist McDonald. James Mann of Sioux Falls named party secretary and J M Toohey of Sioux Falls treasurer. Miss Pyle declined the vice chairmanship.
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Dunn
Giffin
Engstrom
Murphy
Sharpp
Coyne
Goodhope
McDonald
Wade Wickersham
Custer
James Mann
Sioux Falls
J. M. Toohey
Miss Pyle
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