Farm Board In Open Battle With Chicago Exchange
The Farm Board wars with the Chicago Exchange over grain control and licenses. Updike Grain and Farmers National are tied to disputed stock and ownership claims. Milne and Milner warn of costly damages and possible federal amendments to protect farmers in grain marketing.
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Farm Board
Chicago Exchange
Updike Company
Nufinnsi
Farmers’ National
Javed
Fann Board
Pacmers
National Grain Corporatiss
Gener
Milner
Congress
Expense accounts under scrutiny after May primary
Pierre May reporting shows officials press for itemized campaign receipts and expenditures. Mrs C E Coyne notes state statements fail to show receipts and payments. Several May 3 primary expense accounts referred for further information. Democratic state central committee reports 352405 spent from treasury for campaign initiatives. E S Hengel of Pierre treasurer files. H C Shober of Huron reports spending 16 dollars for unsuccessful campaign pursuit as a Republican presidential delegate.
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Pierre
C. E. Coyne
Viet
Democratic State Central Committee
E. 5. Hengel
H. C. Shober
Huron
Hearing Set On Five Dewey Officers In Timber Lake
Governor Green will chair a hearing at Timber Lake tomorrow on charges of irregularities against Dewey county officials Treasurer A L Anderson and Commissioners J L Eads J E Weigand Lee Browmn and W H Miller The Dewey County Taxpayers Association accuses them of incompetence and failure to collect delinquent taxes The hearing begins at 10 at the county house
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Pierre May Gu—Ceer
Dewey County
Timber Lake
Greet
Sharpe
A. L. Anderson
J. L. Eads
J. E. Weigand
Lee Browmn
W. H. Miller
Dewey County Taxpayers Association
Green
Weather Hurna Report With Unsettled Skies
Unclear weather notes warn of unsettled conditions and possible rain tonight with cloudy skies. Friday looks fair and slightly warmer in the afternoon. South Dakota forecast mentions mostly cloudy to overcast conditions with rain in the east, cooler tonight, then a warmer Friday afternoon.
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South Dakota
Cears
Three Ipswich Bandits Given 30 Year Sentences
Ipswich bank robbery gang tied to multiple midwest holdups pleads guilty. Sidney Raycraft Phil Bay and Eugene Van Tress each receive 60 years in the South Dakota penitentiary. Arrests traced to Van Tress after a crash at a South St. Paul lamp post exposed the ring’s activities.
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Ipswich Bandits
Aberdeen
South St. Paul
Uy 2
Middle West
Sidney Raycraft
Phil Bay
Eugene van Tress
Bank of
Eapluved
South St. Paul Kanp
J. el, Betlum
Faulktoi
South Dakota
G O P Convention Trouble Looms Over Prohibition Plank
Washington reports rising disquiet as Republicans prepare for their convention to renominate Hoover. Prohibitionists push for a resubmission plank while insiders clash on strategy and leadership roles. A possible Hurley chairmanship could steer Hoover’s campaign and party procedure. In other news, a North Dakota boy, George Struxness, 14, died after a lightning strike near Woodworth while taking shelter in a shed during a storm.
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Washington
Howzer
Woodworth
N.D
George, Struxness
Alfred Struxness
Here
Confession Fails To Get Leniency In Aberdeen Trial
EugeneABERDEEN plea by Eugene for leniency fails as Judge Bottum imposes 20 year terms for him and associates. H W Hembe Ipswich attorney seeks lighter sentence citing Van Tress family, including a wife and three children, as Van Tress speaks to the courtroom asking spectators to hold nothing against his attorney.
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Aberdeen
Eugene
St Paul
Jenieney
J. H. Bottum
H.W. Hembe
Ipswich
van Tress
Governor Green Opens Meeting on Child Health Council
Governor Green spearheads a South Dakota conference echoing the White House plan for child health and protection. The event aims to form a permanent state council to coordinate efforts, with speakers from Minnesota and New York outlining parental education and post conference plans as sessions continue through Friday.
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South Dakota
Warren Greens Gotter
Hoover
Whitse
Wallace Bristar
Huron Episcopal
Green
White House
Pierre
Dewey County
Hope Ton
Marian Faegre
University of Minnesota
Waller McNab Miller
New York
American Child Welfare Association
E. W. Feige
Huron
League of Women Voters
Robert Fields Rites Postponed to Friday at Bethel A M E
Funeral services for Robert Fields a 75 year old black man who died Monday afternoon at a local hospital have been postponed from this afternoon to tomorrow afternoon. They will be held at 8 o clock at the Bethel A M E church with Rev J A Dickerson officiating and burial to follow in Riverside Cemetery.
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Robert Fields
Bethel A. M. E
3. A. Dickerson
Riverside Cemeites
Baseball game postponed due to wet grounds
Today’s city league match between the C. N. W. railroad team and the Armour Packers was postponed because of rain and wet grounds. If weather improves, the game will be played tomorrow.
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C.&n.w. Railroad
Armour Packers
Quahagerd
Ray's Confession Clears North Dakota Bank Robbery Suspects
Phil Ray, a member of the Rembhold Engel gang, confessed to the Hurdsfield bank holdup two years earlier. He named two Minot men and said Eugene Van Tress disclosed details to him after questioning. Ray claimed Van Tress framed others, while additional authorities prepared to question Van Tress for more information.
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Aberdeen
3D Dakota
tGates
Sioux County
His Wicks
Kenneth McDonald
Fort Yates
A. R. Nord
Port Yates
Hurdsfield
N. D
Phil Ray
Ipswich
C. J. Martinecon
Bismarck Chick
Walter Gordon
Burns
St. Paul
Charles Bostock
Edmunds County
Crate Ray
Eugene van Tress
North Dakota
Minot
van ‘Tress
Ray
van Tress
Bank of Ipswich
Eizeunt
J. H. Bottum
Winety
Louis Daknty
Sentences in Federal Court for 32 Defendants at Deadwood
In Deadwood on May 26, thirty two defendants faced federal court sentences with most entering guilty pleas. Judges recessed until July 9 for a special session. Notable cases included George O Neal of Hot Springs with a year in Brow County jail and a $500 fine, and Ross D Heron of Sturgis receiving five years in Leavenworth for possessing stolen U S property including rifles and revolvers from the Sturgis armory fire.
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Deadwood
George O'Neal
Hot Springs
Brows County
Harry Larders
Hut Springs
Hughes County
National Guard
Sturgis
A. Lee Wereant
Witten Named Examiner Of Sioux Falls Banks
Pierre May appoints Witten examiner in charge of Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Bank and First State Bank of Sioux Falls. EB A Ruden announces consolidation of liquidation of closed state banks in Sioux Falls area, with about 29 banks to be handled from the Sioux Falls office under Witten.
Kaye Don Delays Record Attempt In Rough Seas
In Ardone Italy rough water and drifting debris forced postponement of Kaye Don’s world speed boat record attempt aboard Miss England II until the evening. local conditions hinder the run and save the planned event for later today.
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Kaye Don
Ardone
Italy
Miss Eogland II
Weather seen as remedy against grasshoppers in South Dakota
Bug expert A L Ford, extension entomologist, says continued cold wet weather will curb grasshopper populations in South Dakota. He notes low temps around 50 to 60 degrees slow feeding, with rainfall boosting crop resilience if drought does not recur, and predicts 1992 could end the cycle if rains persist.
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South Dakota
A. L. Ford
Eninmelogiat
South
Continuation Of Cold Weather Forecast For Huron 1 Territory
Continuation of cold weather was seen as favorable for checking grasshopper hatching in the Huron area as county agent Roy Cave noted temperatures in the 40s. He said damp, cooler weather should help parasites and fungus that attack grasshoppers, though dry years reduced their effectiveness. Forecasts for Huston vicinity predict unsettled, cooler weather with possible rain or frost tonight, then fair and warmer on Friday. May rainfall totals near normal as the month nears midnight, with year-to-date rainfall at 5.21 inches, lingering close to last year’s figures.
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Huron
Roy Cave
Beadle Coury
Cave
Nature
Huston
Hutee
Browne Aims For 3000 Prize Flight From Boeing Field
Nathan C. Browne of New York planned a Pacific Ocean flight to Tokyo for a 3000 prize. Weather favored a south wind as he prepared at Boeing Field with a start window between 6 32 and 8 32 am Pacific Standard Time. He would lift the heavy Lone Star from an elevated ramp, aiming to reach Japan amid clearing conditions south of the Aleutians. Lamont undergoes tonsil operation in Washington hospital with satisfactory condition reported.
Nebraska Tornado Toll Reaches Three In Southwest Nebraska
A May 3 to 4 tornado swept across southwestern Nebraska, taking three lives and injuring about twenty. The deceased were Mr and Mrs John Newport near Carnell and Mrs Ward Caney near Hershey. Injured include the Newport children and several residents of Hendley Cornell and nearby areas.
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Trenton
Nebl
Nebraska
John Newport
Carnell
Here
Ward Caney
Hershey
Newport
Feasel
Hendley
Aimie Nealeigh
Cornell
Baby Bonds May Be Sold In South Dakota
Pierre, May 26. If plans are satisfactory, the rural credits department may offer an issue of baby bonds to South Dakota investors in small denominations. The interest likely will not exceed five percent versus six and a half on the last issue. The twofold aim is to enlarge bond outlets and provide safe profitable state investments. Distribution method and sealed bids remain to be devised. The fall timetable hinges on success of the plan or a regular bond issue. The Huron Dairy Product Company shipped its first carload of butter, about 20,000 pounds, to Duluth for storage.
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South Dakota
Willy
Huron Dairy Product# Company
Duluth
Pierre and Rosebud hit by heavy rain and flood damage
Widespread South Dakota rainfall reached Pierre nearly two inches with Rosebud Country seeing one to one and a half inches. Reports from Yankton to Mitchell noted river and street flooding, washed-out rail grade west of Yankton, and hail damage. Weather slowed pests but kept temperatures subnormal. Minot, North Dakota also reported a heavy wet snow, aiding crops briefly.
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Rosebud
South Dakota
Brookings
Rapid City
Missouri River
Yankton
Mobridge
Fairfax
Gregory County
Wheat West
Weather Bureau
Huron
Iveres
Aberdeen
Tare
Leramon
Millbank
Mitchell
Hedfield
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Hurt
Nebraska
Maine
City
Truck Gardens
Springfield
Tyndall
Mix
Knox
Bonesteel
Gome
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