Fort Worth Monoplane Near Endurance Record
Fort Worth endurance monoplane reached 92nd hour in the air at 7 38 am with pilots Robbins and Kelly aboard. Ground observers and an auxiliary ship supported fueling and maintenance as the attempt to match the 150 hour record continued amid planned rewards for the flyers.
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Fort Worth
R. L. Robbins
James Kelly
Accusk
Jr. S. Jones
Vas Vangerens
Kelly
Phar
Jury Finds Unknown Cause For Fatal Quarry Blast
In Sioux Walls Iowa a coroner s jury ruled the dynamite blast that killed three quarry workers remains a mystery. Quarry superintendent H J Gallagher testified he placed 150 to 200 pounds of dynamite in the hole before the explosion but offered no explanation. Albert Sona blamed Gallagher while other witnesses cleared him and offered no viable theory.
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Sioux Walls
H. J. Gallagher
Albert Sona
Gallagher
Depositors Plan Meeting Over Bank Guaranty Law
Mitchell May 28 Depositors from Davison and nearby counties meet to press for payment of certificates under the former bank guaranty law. Coe T Crawford former senator contends the repeal is illegal and argues a contract remains unfulfilled. He cites the Dartmouth College case and reviews the 1921 22 bank closings.
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Mitchell
Davigon
South Dakota
Coe T. Crawford
Batayon
Crawford
United States Supreme Court
Dartmouth College
Spansor
Ile
Davison
Zeppelin To Be On War Home Tomorrow
CURRS FRANCH May 22 The Graf Zeppelin is expected to depart for its Friedrichshafen hangar between 4:00 and 7:00 a m Thursday weather permitting final inspection by Dr Hugo Eckener planned at Marseilles French naval authorities mobilize 500 soldiers and 200 marines to the air field roads from the village to the field will be closed to all but permit bearers at 4 00 p m
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SPWO
Ely Old Onchard
Fiome
Paris
Prospect Today
Roosevelt Wieu
New York
Armano Loiti, Jr
Lotti
Jean Assolank
Rene LeFreye
Roosevelt Field
Rome
Atlantic
Franch
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Maryseilles
Hulbert Addresses 400 Elks At Weeting Meeting
Murray Hulbert of New York, grand exalted ruler of the Elks, spoke to about 400 Elks in Weeting after a Trout breakfast. He discussed the $20,000,000 endowment drive and junior Elks proposals to sponsor youths 16 to 21.
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Black Hills
Murray Hulbert
New York
U Elks Lodge
Mitchell
Elks
Bay
Llincheon
Mochell
National Elks “Yeaders
Yankton
WNAK
Hulbert
Huron Elks Lodge
Zeitlow
South Dakota
J. Ford Zistlow
Aberdeen
Hagshad
Hée
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
James G. McFarland
Watertown
Elks Endowment Fund
McFarland
Lower Wheat Freight Rates Ordered by ICC
Representative Anderson announces ICC permission to cut export wheat and flour freight rates. Emergency relief extends to central terminals and intermediate stations across Minnesota Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anderson
Republican
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern and Western Trunk Lines
Iowa
Missouri
Cop Killings Stir Chicago Police To Vengeance
In Chicago during May gunmen strike two detectives, Sullivan and an earlier victim, with Deputy Commissioner Siegel seeking killers. Bolton, tied to a dive, denies knowledge as police pursue leads about the Valentine’s Day gang massacre and a postal inspector shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anker
Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
Lawrence
Martin
John Siege
Stege
Jon
Red)Bolton
Bolton
Steger
Postal
City seeks state aid for three miles of highway projects
City commissioners plan to ask the state highway commission for aid on three miles of projects along Third Street and Dakota Avenue North. The hearing is set for Wednesday May 29 in Pierre. An attorney office opinion says aid may be granted if conditions warrant it.
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C Ity
State Highway Commission
Pierre
M. ‘Fy Walt
City
Third Street
Dakota ‘Avenue
G M T C praised for youth camp value by Lt True
Lt. Col. John M. True of Sioux Falls praised Citizens Military Training camps, saying their impact is measured in tons of character and healthful benefits. The talk followed an Officers Reserve Corps dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughith and featured a mock court martial by reserve officers. Honor applicants for summer C M T C training were listed, with twelve names noted as Marl Flanagan’s county committee names.
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United States
Gol John M. True
Sioux Falls
Huron Reserve
National
Officers Reserve Corps
Marvin Hughith
Citizens Military
Marl Flanagan
Beadle County
George Schuyler
Herbert Christen
Sand. F. Leonhardt Ot. Cavour
August Abel
William Tolmie
John R. Tolmie
Jack Poole
Harry McDonald
Herbert Chisten
William Fahrendorf
William Churchill
George Mason
Watertown Kiwanis Visit to Aberdeen Sets State Record
Watertown Kiwanis members and wives traveled in a caravan to Aberdeen for the Aberdeen Kiwanis weekly meeting. They arrived home early this morning and the trip was said to set a state record for this kind of Kiwanis activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertownss
Watertown Kiwanis Club
Aberdeen
Aberdeer Club
Senate Divided Over Mallon Newsroom Access Debate
The Senate remains split over handling presidential nominations in executive session and newspaper access to its floor. United Press correspondent Paul R. Mallon faces a ban under a rules committee resolution amid protests by Senators La Follette and Johnson and a Curtis upheld ruling limiting reporters on the floor during sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Uni A
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
United States Senate
Rules Committee
South
Len
Yoot
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Johnson
California
Curtis
Horse Herd Collides With Car On Lake Byron Highway
A herd of 20 loose horses on the Lake Byron highway north of Auron caused damage to a Chevrolet coupe driven by E S Houge of 34 Twelfth Street Southwest. The collision occurred about 10 o clock. One horse was knocked down but unharmed. fenders and head light were smashed.
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Lake Byron
Auron
E.S. Houge
Twelfth Street
De Smet Commercial Club To Meet Tonight
De Smet May 23 Special De Smet s Commercial club meets at the American Legion club house tonight. A report from the hospital committee may be read though no official announcement was made.
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de Smet Commercial Club
DE Smet
Commercial Club
American Legion Club
Japanese Pest Discovered At Hoover's Home
Washington reports a Japanese beetle on the White House grounds. Agriculture specialist QO. K. Gourtney found the pest during shrubbery inspection and ordered chemical traps to aid eradication. The capital had been comparatively free of the beetle.
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Washington
White House
QO. K. Gourtney
Department of Agriculture
Courtney
Lieutenant Governor Coyne Rested After Rough Night
May 238. Lieut enant Governor Clarence B E Coyne, long in critical condition since the prior weekend, slept well during the night at the hospital though hiccups persisted. He remains unable to take solid food and experiences swallowing difficulties, with periods of irrationality but no marked change in overall condition.
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Pfrrre
Clarence BE. Coyne
Wheeler block undergoing major remodeling in Dakota Avenue site
The Wheeler brothers plan extensive upgrades to the three story Wheeler block on Dakota Avenue. A new tile stairway, second floor remodeling, and removal of partitions are underway with completion in about a month. Total year spending around fourteen thousand dollars. An elevator shaft and reinforcement work precede a possible four story expansion and rear addition on the north half.
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Maron
Wheeler
Holland
John Wheeler
Taying
Wheelers
Holland Wheeler
Dakota Avene
Blue Army Advances On Columbus In Mimic War
In a simulated U S army exercise, the Blue forces push across a 200 mile front toward Columbus Ohio amid stiff Red resistance. Bombers support raids, a Red depot at Springfield is destroyed, and Blue losses include two bombers and two planes.
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Blue Army
Columbus
Wright Fluild
Dayton
Oho
United States
Ohio River
Third
Springfield
Griggs Dam
New Albany
B- Blue
Garner Refuses Motion on Debenture Plan in Farm Conference
Washington May 20 The farm relief conference committee nears collapse as Representative Garner of Texas Democratic leader declines to recommit the tariff to the Ways and Means Committee with instructions to include the debenture plan. Senate conferees push for House vote on debenture before receding. Conference meeting postponed to tomorrow amid Republican efforts to limit amendments and speed passage.
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Washington
Farm Relief Conference Committee
House
Senate
Garner
Texas
Ways and Means
Howlse
United
Ways and Means Committee
Hawley
Ways ‘and Means Committee
Fear of further Mississippi levee breaks grows
May 22 report from Memphis notes rising anxiety over potential breaks along the Mississippi River and its tributaries in Kentucky and Mississippi. Engineers race to hold back floodwaters while workers at Hickman devise a cushion of water between levee lines to slow breach risk. River boats stand by to assist and supply workers if levees fail.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Mickman
Mounds Landing
Miss
Hickman
River Commission
Sinclair Reelects as Sinclair Consolidated Oil Chairman
Harry F. Sinclair was reelected chairman of the board of directors of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil corporation. Other retiring directors were reelected at a stockholders meeting last week. Sinclair is serving a 50 day fall sentence in Washington for contempt of the Senate.
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Sinclair
Oil Corporation
New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Oi Corporation
Washington
Senate
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Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Long Island
H. B. Clarke
Martin Jensen
William Uldrich
Nefcel
Avad
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Governor’s ° ‘Island
Yeachary Taylor
Doe I. Crawford
Mitchell Gathering
Zeppelin
Weeting
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Crown Queen of May
Peter. Pan
Huron College
Gree
Kengington Gardens
Fairyland
Peter Pan
Never-never Land
Huron Municipal Band
Elizabeth Holland
Kensington Gardens
Lincoln School
Byrde Anderson
Migs Misse- Schiue
Okpwantans
Lenroot
Hoover
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