Jury list picked for circuit court term
Waves of 50 jurors were announced by Clerk Anna Foley for the June term at Beadle county court house. The term begins Monday June 3 and jurors need not appear until the following afternoon. Names include Ballen, Haren, Sherman Bauran, Boyd Babbitt, Wessington. Daley, DeLong, Denning, Hitchcock. Friese, J.T. Frost, Friese, Wolsey. Frank Wolsey, Archie French, Yele, Heckenlaible, Wolsey. Hanson, Borula, Hofer, Carpenter, Johnson, Huron. Kenn, Huron, Hanaly, Wessington, Kelly, Yale, Mahoney, Hitchcock. Manolis, Matz, Muraine, Meeves, Virgil. Marshall, Nystren, Huron, Derline, Huron, Palmer, Sesey, Price, Hitchcock. Yer, Virgil, Emerson, Wolsey. Rudy, Cavour, Resar, Wessington, Smith, Alpena, Steger, Wolsey. Schreck, Huron, Chester Smith, Carpenter, Sievers, Wessington, Tred-Huron, Voorhis, Hitchcock. Verries, Alpena, Varnarbles, Alpena, Walsh, Huron, Waibel, Huron, Young, Bosilia.
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Anna Foley
Beadle County Court House
O. Ballen
Haren
Shermen Bauran
Pred Hanson
Borula
Andrey Hofer
Carpenter
Roy Johnson
Huron
Earl Kenn
John Hanaly
Wessington
Alfred Kelly
Yale
Harvey H. Krall
Ray Lawrence
H. F. Meyr
Hitchcock
William Mahoney
Gus Manolis
F. F. Matz
M. A. Muraine
Henry Meeves
Virgil
Thomas Marshall
Weston
Elmer Nystren
Witon Derline
Ross Palmer
Sesey
J. W. Price
Haitchcock
Cyrus Yer
Reiner Emerson
Wol
Edward Rudy
Cavour
John Resar
Ralph Smith
Alpena
Andrew Steger Wolsexy
Clifford Schreck
Chester Smith
C. E. Sievers
Rey Tred
Weather Brief From Pierre Forecast
Pierre area forecast notes no precipitation with clear skies. Temperatures reach a high near 66 and a low around 41 degrees, with light winds.
Fall Appeals Federal Tax Suit Over Alleged Payments
Albert Fall, former interior secretary, appealed a government tax suit seeking 235000 dollars in taxes and penalties. The case ties payments from Doheny and Sinclair to Fall and his son in law Everhart. Government asserts these sums were linked to leases on Teapot Dome. Doheny and Fall were acquitted on bribery.
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Fall
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Central Agure Incandals
Board of Tax Appeals
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Consen
Inner Revenue Bureau
Doheny
Sinclair
M. T. Everhart
Tres Rites Land and Cattle’ Co
Interior Secretari
Elk Hills Naval Petroleum
Deheny
Coalhour
Laument
Ion
Veteran Granted 7101 Verdict in Hot Springs Suit
A Hot Springs man sued the government for 7101.45 in accrued disability pay and a verdict was returned. Other defendants faced assorted charges including theft and possession of stolen government property tied to an Indian school project in Rapid City. Several individuals from Winner, Bramble, and Rosebud areas appeared for guilty or not guilty pleas on related prohibition and larceny cases as court actions continued.
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Feceraesterday
Hot Springs
Alter
William Phelps
Bramble
Jack Falls Yester
Rapid City
Reuben Brown
Wamblee
Solomon Slow Fly
H. L. Jacobson
Jo ‘Orton
Winner
Bud Palmatesr Vec
Milton D. Sturgis
Pedro Merivalef
Deadwove
Rapid Cit
Vallandtsc
Rosehid
Braithwaite
Aene
New York Woman Plans Visit to Feige Home
Mrs. E W Feige hosts as Carl Feige of Canova recovers from an operation in Rochester. Anna Miller of Alexandria Bay, sister to Mrs Feige, stays at Canova home during Carl Feige’s absence. Miller’s grandson Amin Miller visits. they will pause in Huron before eastward travel. Also notes junior teams in Arnold and American Legion district four plan to organize leagues with local sponsorships and regional leaders.
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New York
E. W. Feige
Carl Feige
Canova
Rochester
MPP
Arnold & American Legion
Dstrict
Se District
Legionail
Airbank
Webster
Elsseien
Berg
Britton
Big Stone City
Lake City
Langford
New Effing- Reever
Fierpont
Rosholt
Veblen
Roberts Marshall
Day
Grarttrict
Saved From Drowning Twice In One Week
Chicago reports 16 year old Thomas McGuigan saved twice in one week in Lake Michigan. First rescued from a patched sailboat after its rudder failed in a stiff breeze with Coast Guardsmen aid. Then he paddled a canoe, it overturned and he clung as cramps struck. Mrs Mildred Clifford swam to him, fell from her boat, but reached shore and returned with help to pull him in.
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Chicago
cPi
Thomas McGuigan
Lake Michigan
McGuigan
Mildred Clifford
Weather notes and forecast with temperatures and precipitation
Temperature data from the year shows highs and lows both early and late in spring. Precipitation totals are given for the month and year to date. Forecasts predict fair conditions turning warmer with scattered clouds, frost likely in northwest regions, and a shower period early next week across the upper Mississippi valley and central plains.
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East
Minnesota
Northwest
North
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Road Report City Weather Summary
Mitchell reports 48 with 65 rain and 24 precipitation none. roads good and clear. Yankton at 47, 66 high 29 low, no precipitation, roads clear. Aberdeen 40 with 63 high 33 low, no precipitation, roads clear. Huron 62 high 3 low 36, no precipitation, roads clear. Sioux Falls 38, noted unclear metrics, precipitation trace, roads good.
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Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen
Huron
Beadle County Population Gains From New Census Count
Watertown May 24 A census report shows a 16 person gain in Beadle county across Theresa township and Foster township. Theresa 422 residents up 21 from 1920 while Foster falls from 238 to 223. Seven townships remain to be counted and the county totals are already up over 3 000 with the full count.
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Watertown
Beadle County
Theresa
Huron City
Foster Township
Australian Tribes Kill By Suggestion Cambridge 455
Harvard anthropologist W. Lloyd Warner reports on Australian natives described as stoneage peoples living near the Crocodile ands and nearby mainland. He explains belief in soul theft by shamans tied to infidelity suspicions, detailing ritual murder illusion. The piece notes Warner's Rockefeller Foundation fellowship and years in the field.
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Cambridge
Australia
W. Lloyd Warner
Peabody m Museum
Harvard University
Warner
Crocodile Ands
Ar. Warner
Rockefeller Foundation
Samp
Remark on a Woman’s Death and Hypnotic Belief at Sea Camp
The speaker recalls a woman who appeared to die, with no apparent illness. Belief of death spread among observers, while the dying woman herself believed her soul was stolen. She suffered, fasted, and slept little as the tide ebbed and flowed. She died on the third day as the tide receded, illustrating suggestibility.
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Mr. Warner
Arrest Pierre Man On Liquor Charge
May 24 near the St. Paul city limits federal agents confiscated a car carrying 20 gallons of alcohol. The drivers gave names as Charles Schaffner 2 of Pierre and Jack Connor 39 of Chicago. They face liquor charges arraignment before a U S commissioner.
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Pierre
ST. Paul
Minn
S. D
Chicago
Charles Schaffner
Jack Connor
United States
Moldenhauer Finds His Potatoes Okay
August Moldenhauer of 985 Hanses Avenue Southeast worried over Easter week plantings as potatoes showed no growth. He suspects the stock may be the wrong kind but remains hopeful as he inspects the garden and awaits signs of life.
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Moldenhauer
August Moldenhauer
Hanses Avenue
Huron-Pierre Bus Schedule Details and Connections
Bus leaves Huron at 2 45 p.m. to meet trains arriving Wolsey at 3 38 p.m. and reaches Pierre by 7 p.m. Return trip departs Pierre at 6 20 a.m. connects with Wolsey southbound train at 10 20 a.m. and arrives at Kuron at 10 45 a.m.
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Huron
Couth
Wolsey
Pierre
Kuron
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