Huron Rises to South Dakota's Third Largest City
Census reports place Huron as the state’s third most populous city amid competition with Mitchell and others. Beadle County shows gains as Hartland township increases and Home Park addition boosts Mitchell’s total population, while hot springs posts a 66 percent rise driven by soldiers home and sanitarium figures.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison City
Morningside
Acron
Sioux Falls
Aberthen
Hurono
Mischell
Waetertown
Stowe Falls
Armour Packing Plant
George W. Hill
Beadle County
City
Eighteenth Street
Dakar Avenue
John’s Addition
West Park
J. ©. Schoenberger
Tion
Byron
Wome Park
A. Parther
Washineton
Hot Springs
State Soldiers Home
Butte Mountain Sanitarium
Parsons Desertion Hearing Postponed In Municipal Court
At the defendant Raymond Parsons hearing for wife desertion, represented by J. T. McCullen, the municipal court postponed the proceeding this morning at the request of the defense.
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J. T. McCullen
Raymond Parsons
Tub Tenors Bathtub Ballads Waste Water in Chicago
Chicago Alderman E J Kaindl attacks bathtub singing as a flagrant waste of water. A committee report cites bathroom baritones tenors and bathing basses as key causes of high per capita water use in the city. He sees no economic benefit offsetting the waste and hints at curbing the practice.
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Chicago
E. J. Kaindl
Kaindl
Chicago Public Enemies list grows with arrests and Moran link
Chicago crime commission public enemies list expands as 16 of 23 are arrested since April. Leo Mongoven, bodyguard to George Moran, is seized in Madison Kedzie State Bank area with two pistols and threats of force. Moran, sought across Ohio, is named among the hoodlums as police close in on the gang.
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Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Leo Mongoven
George
Bugs) Moran
Mongoven
Madison-Kedzie State Bank
Mong
Boy Scout Leaders Study Tonight at Huron College
Thirty men enrolled in the Boy Scout Leadership training will meet for the fifth study period in Room 2 at Huron College from 7 30 to 9 20 pm. The session ends with plans for an outdoor meeting. Executive Fred C Eggers acts as scoutmaster. several college students expect to join teaching roles next year.
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Huron College
Fred C. Eggers
Winners of Louis K McClymonds scholarships named
Hardin college announced six winners of the Louis K McClymonds scholarship exams. Seventeen South Dakota boys took the tests. The endowed fund provides 150 dollars per scholar, 75 dollars per semester of the freshman year at Huront College.
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Louis K. Muwsyanally
Hardin College
Lewis G. Bloor
Pierre
James ¥Orchiner
Herrick
Naz Vu! Hepler
Tulare
Melrose Ryden
Huron
Ardia Saliquist
Hitchcock
Joan E. Studer
Sisseton
South Dakota
Annie M. McClymonds
Morris Plains
N. J
Louis K. McClymonds
Huront College
Ruth Hits Tenth Home Run in Doubleheader Opener
Babe Ruth belted his tenth homer of the season and fourth in two days as the Yankees faced the Athletics in Philadelphia. Ruth led off the third inning, with Howard Ehmker pitching for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Athletics
Ruth
Howard Ehmker
Recall move targets Detroit Mayor Bowles
A citizen committee announced plan to circulate recall petitions against Detroit Mayor Charles Bowles, listing 12 charges. Required signatures total 89,497 to trigger a recall election, with organizers expecting sufficient names by Saturday to present to the city clerk. The action follows Bowles firing Police Commissioner Harold Emmons, who had raided gambling dens while Bowles attended the Kentucky Derby in Louisville.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Maryar Bowles
Harold H. Emmons
Emmons
Louisville
Eminang
Blood Stained Gun Is Cue In Murder
The discovery of a blood stained revolver in a dresser drawer is the latest evidence in the slaying of Ed Brounke a Montrose farmer. The weapon found at the Brounke home was brought to Sioux Falls for fingerprint testing and contained two shells. Officials believe the gun may reveal how the murder occurred and whether the weapon was used or hidden by a killer. R M Shields and Sheriff J C Hinrichs traveled to Sioux Falls from McCook County after investigations in Oacoma and Chamberlain.
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Falls
Ed Brounke
Sioux Falls
Brounke
Oficers
R. M. Shields
McCook
J. C. Hinrichs
Oacoma
Chamberlain
Gardner Cowles Jr. Granted Divorce in Des Moines
Mrs. Gardner Cowles Jr. was granted a divorce in an Indistrict court yesterday from Gardner Cowles Jr. the Des Moines Register and Tribune managing editor. The suit cited news and inhuman treatment and was not contested.
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Des Moines
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Butter gains lift in Chicago market as prices rise
In Chicago on May 2 producers raised offers with butter prices up about 64 cent per pound. Eggs showed no recorded price revision while poultry prices moved lower.
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Chicago
Poultry
Enay
Hanford MacNider Named American Minister to Canada
Hanford MacNider a Iowa banker and former assistant secretary of war has been chosen as the new American minister to Canada. The White House said Ottawa has approved the appointment. A longtime inland waterways advocate he backs Great Lakes St. Lawrence River development.
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Hanford MacNider
Canada
Washington
American Legion
White House
Goverty
Loekes-St. Lawrence
Pinchot Leads In Pennsylvania Governor Battle
Pinchot's plurality over Francis Shunk Brown for the Republican gubernatorial nomination edged up as late returns from 8,519 of 8,701 districts showed Pinchot at 621,013 Brown 609,154 and Phillips 260,872. Davis led Grundy for Senate with 715,454 to 476,806, Bohlen 235,574. Allegheny County reports raised concern as 42 boxes were impounded amid disputed counts in Lackawanna.
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Fegladelpbia
Gifford Pinchot
Francis Shunk Brown
Pinchot
Brown
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
Davis
Grundy
Francis H. Bohlen
P.S. Stahlecker
Lack
Local man pays fine for speeding in municipal court
George Parsons of 758 Idtho Southeast pleaded guilty to exceeding the speed limit and paid a fine in municipal court this morning. A yesterday arrest was noted and four more Huron residents had cars tagged for long time parking but did not appear in court to settle fines.
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George Parsons
Idtho
Southeast
He Yeas
Huron
Graf Zeppelin Nears Brazilian Coast After Crossing Equator
Graf Zeppelin signals indicate it has crossed the equator and is about 250 miles from Fernando de Noronha off Brazil. Navigating conditions described as fine and radio contact established. Pernambuco prepares for a possible stop before continuing to Rio de Janeiro, with Havana and Lakehurst as potential future legs.
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Graf Zeppelin
Dirigible
Equator
Pernambuco
Brazil
Associated Press
Fernando de Noronha
Graf
Ferrando Do Noronha
Rio Janeiro
Fernando DO Noronha
Fernambuto
Seville
Spain
Rio Janeirn
Havana
Lakehurst
Natal
Resife
Pernambuen
Cape Verde Islands
Seasonal Temperature Spikes Across Missouri River Towns
The mercury hit 94 in Pierre and 92 in Mobridge with Yankton at 87 as towns along the Missouri river reported near mid-summer readings. Gemmon was the coolest at 172, while a light frost potential looms tonight and clouds prevail statewide.
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Missouri River
Pierre
Mobridge
Yankton
Gemmon
Huron
Plan for Tariff Compromise Emerges in Congress
Tariff conferees discuss a Rexible amendment to curb presidential power to change duties. The plan would let the Tariff Commission propose fair changes in emergencies and require the president to proclaim the rate or vote it. Hoover reportedly open to limiting his power.
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Washington
Watson
Tariff Commission
Hoover
Senate
House
Tari Commission
Democratic-Independent
Republican Coalition
Congress
Ones Cenate
Weather Forecast for Friday Morning
Partly cloudy conditions with possible light frost in the early morning. Dakota region reports low temperatures and quiet winds with no precipitation expected tonight.
Fire kills none in orphanage blaze near Milavaures
A night fire at St Avemilian's orphanage in Milava ures destroyed a 350000 building. Two dozen nuns and 196 boys under 13 escaped via fire escapes after passersby alerted them. Sisters directed evacuees calmly to safety without injuries.
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St Avemilian's
St. Francis Order
Labor Government Faces Confidence Vote Amid Unemployment Crisis
London May 247 The Ramsay MacDonald Labour ministry readies for a confidence vote in its unemployment program after the resignation of Sir Oswald Mosley. If defeated, the government may seek dissolution and call an election, as party tensions rise over policy and leadership.
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Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Labor Party
King George
Oswald Mosley
Duchy of Lancaster
MacDonald
Oswald
Lee
Television Studio Premier in Schenectady
The world premiere of television as a theater experience occurred in Schenectady with an orchestra conducted by a life size radio television image. Dr. Alexanderson arranged the demonstration to show entertainment possibilities while Merzili Trainor explained the process from the GE lab. A transmitter sent light impulses converted to radio signals on 140 meters, with voice and song sent via wire to South Schenectady for broadcast on 92 meters.
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Scenectady
Merzili Trainor
F. W. Alexanderson
Jde
South Schenectady
Fast Driving No Crime Says Judge
Chicago judge Freeman L. Fairbank rebuked officers arresting motorists for low speed limits and defended discretionary punishment. He stated there is no fixed speed limit and that reasonable speed depends on hours, streets, and conditions. The judge emphasized punishing reckless, drunken, or ignorant driving that endangers lives.
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Chicago
Freeman L. Fairbank
Speeders’ Court
Hisnaelé
Os A
May 31 Closing Date For 4 H Enrollment
County Agent Roy Cave sets May 31 as the closing date for enrolment in 4 H clubs. Enrollment totals about 580, with 554 on May 1 and an estimated 25 newly added since. Extensions invite communities to organize clubs and contact the home extension or county agent for details.
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Roy Cave
Cave
Appointees In S D Are Wet, Dawes Letter Says
A 1927 letter from South Dakota Anti Saloon League superintendent BI E Dawes is cited in Washington investigations. It claims all federal appointees in South Dakota are wet and criticizes Senators Norbeck and McMaster for delaying prohibition enforcement. Dawes notes no current improvement since the letter and opposes McMaster’s appointment of Lee Wyman as federal judge.
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S. D
Weis Mitchell
Lax
Foots Jm
BI. E. Dawes
South Dakota Anti Saloon League
Washington
Valious
Mr. Dawes
W. T. Dumm
Cheyenne
Wyo
McMaster
Norbeck
South Dakotta
South Dakots
Bowes
MecMaster
Lee Wyman
Dawes
Convention Mileage Costs Four Thousand Three Hundred Twenty Four
Pierre May 22 The Republican state convention last Tuesday cost the state 4324 for mileage per state auditor figures Mileage at five cents a mile paid to 186 of 192 delegates Hughes County delegation received no mileage Members living in Pierre Two Stanley County delegates reside in Fort Pierre and asked no mileage One delegate was absent
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Pierre
Hughes County
Stanley County
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Petchell
Home Park
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Posifone
Franz Schubert
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Toni Vonigh
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