Chinese Bandits Hold South Dakota Missionary
Four American missionaries fled through rain soaked mountains after a 2000 strong communist assault on the American Reformed Presbyterian mission at Lungyenchow. Dr C H Tolleman of Springfield S D was reportedly captured and later released through aid from locals and Chinese disguise allowed escape. Mrs Holloman and two children suffered nervous shock as the group crossed bandit country toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Holleman
Springfield
Lungyenchow
Furien
Celina
C. H. Tolleman
S. D
Kolleman
Kwantung
Molleman
Holleman
Trolleman
Esopo College
Tolland
Mich
Western Reserve Medical College
Cleveland
Ife
China
Holloman
Henry Peppen
Tunkeyenchow
Wall Men Pave Dakota Third Streets In City Program
Workmen resurface all paving at the Dakota avenue and Third street intersection as part of a city program begun last week by Dan Wagner street commissioner. Crews mend holes in asphalt with crushed rock and liquid asphalt to seal porous spots while awaiting a second car of material.
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Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Dan Wagner
Wager T
Third
Iowa
Kan Avenues
Wagner
Typhoon in Leyte Province Kills Ten, Widens Search
Manila May 88 A message to the executive bureau said Governor of Leyte reports ten people killed and three missing as a typhoon strikes the southern coast Friday. Continuous rain floods six villages, washes sixteen houses away, and damages crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Leyte
Berwyn Police Chief Shot and Killed
Berwyn Illinois May 28. Chief of Police Charles Levy died after being shot Saturday night by William Doody and Eddie Mack. Doody, named as a gunman, is sought with a $2,090 reward. he was previously linked to the shooting of a postal inspector.
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Berwyn
III
Ilondinms
Charles Levy
Chicara
Wiliam Doody
Berwyn Enya
Dosdy
Chicago
Eddie Mack
Levy
Gladys Pyle Laud Coyne In South Dakota Tribute
Secretary of State Gladys Pyle eulogizes Coyne as an outstanding public official and great South Dakotan after his death from a month long illness. She praises his courtesy optimism faith in Dakota unity and devotion to public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgis, Coyne
South
Big Loyo
Law Group in First Meeting
Washington May 28. President Hoover selects a ten man and one woman national enforcement commission to tackle reform of the nation’s law enforcement and judiciary machinery. The group met after a White House luncheon with Hoover and will decide how to study prohibition enforcement and organize the broader task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Floover
National Enforcement Commission
White House
Boover
George W. Wickersham
Commission
Ife
Post Office Closed Through Memorial Day
The post office will be closed Thursday Memorial Day per postmaster A B Blake. No deliveries or pickups on city carrier or rural routes. lobby closes at 10 720 p.m. Outgoing mails will be processed as usual and incoming mail distributed and boxed. Special delivery mail will be delivered promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Blake
Federal Court to Close at Deadwood May 28
Federal court likely to end its spring term this afternoon in Deadwood. Prosecutors present Louis Two Strikes and Alfred Fyat as the final case on larceny charges. Twenty indictments have been returned by the grand jury, though the defendants named in the indictments have not been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Cour
Deadwoon
Deadwood
Frank ‘Gilmore
Louis
Alfred Fyat
Gilmore
Weather Outlook for South Dakota This Week
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday in eastern portions, with a cooler spell expected overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Rainfall varying across central South Dakota boosts some areas
Reports from the South Dakota weather bureau show heavy rains in the north central and southeast, with Yankton at 2.47 inches and Mitchell at 0.78 inches. Huron saw only 0.1 inch, while Fairfax and Eureka had little to no precipitation. Cooler weather was forecast with no rain, and farmers noted dried fields in Beadle County awaiting more moisture. Corsica suffered a severe storm and Smet received a light shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Yankton
State Office
Government Weather Bureau
Fairfax
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Eureka
Redfield
Watertown
Lemmon
Milbank
Huron
Pierre
Booker
Willer Miller
Muron
Miller Creek
Miller
Fland
Black Trills
Portion
Beadle County
Argue Time in Hotel Slaying in Watertown
In Watertown on May 27 the defense sought to adjust the time of Roy D. Lander s shooting in July 1927 from 15 to 20 minutes before the hour. The state contends Lander was seen on the street as late as 4 30 p m the day of the slaying while the defense argues he was in the hotel room around 1 p m. A witness testified Rogers telephoned at 1 p m while Lander and his wife Patty Rogers were together at the Wales seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Roy D. Lander
Lander
Rogers
Lancer
Patty Rogers
the Wales
Will Celebrate 10th Suffrage Anniversary
Washington plans mark the tenth anniversary of the Susan B. Anthony amendment granting women suffrage. The National Woman's Party under Mrs Harvey W Wiley coordinates arrangements to honor the victory and urge passage of the proposed second amendment to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julie
Congress
Susan
Anthony
National Woman’s Party
Harvey W. Wiley
National
FLIERS CHASE SPEED LAURELS IN GARDNER TROPHY QUEST
From five points about 800 miles away 22 fliers started for Parks Airport seeking to be among ten entrants in the $10 000 Gardner trophy race from St Louis to the Indianapolis speedway and return on Decoration Day Jeff Buffalo Jacksonville Ma San Antonio Denver and Fargo NC lead the qualifiers in a third annual national aeronautics meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ill
Parks Airport
Indianapolis Speedway
Jeff Buffalo
Jacksonville
San Antonio
Denver
Fargo
N. C
St. Louis
Emry to Lead Chamber Meetings at Clear Lake Arlington
Roy L. Emry secretary of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce leaves for Clear Lake to conduct a chamber meeting and attend a concurrent program at Arlington with Charles McCaffree. He will also address the Madison Lewan is club before returning to Arlington. In Sherman a bolt of lightning destroyed the South Highland Norwegian Lutheran Church three miles northwest, with partial insurance coverage.
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Emry
Clear Lake
Roy L. Emry
South Dakota Chamber, of Commerce
Arlington
Charles McCaffree
Sioux Falls
Chamber
South Dakota Press Association
Mr. Emry
Madison
Madison Ixiwanis Club
Sherman
South Highland Norwegian Lutheran
Three
Wrangle Over Tenants Ends in Fatal Shot in Chicago
In Chicago on May 28, watchman Thomas Scarborough killed engineer Arthur Vanderpaelt at a Sheridan Road apartment hotel after a dispute over allowing tenants to move in at night. Scarborough told police the quarrel over occupancy led to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Scarborough
Arthur Vanderpaelt
Sheridan Road
Scarborough
Vanderpaell
A H Clubs Hold Judging Trials At Farm Near Yate
A H Clubs conduct judging trials for sheep horses and beef cattle at Frank Davis farm near Yate. Beadle Baby Beef club members assist Dearborn Sunshine club in a kit tenhall game while stock from early arrivals may enter the State Shorthorn sale. County agent A Gave and district agent Lewis Thompson oversee the event. Fifty baby porkers from 25 youths are weighed for the Junior Fair entries and report gaps may be filled before June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Yate
Beadle Baby Beef Club
Truron
Jin
State Air Grounds
Dearborn Sunshine Club
H. A. Gave
Lewis Thompson
Cave
Seniors Begin Final Exams at Huron College
Seniors at Huron College started their final examinations today and will continue through Friday. Commencement activities are set to begin Friday June 7 with about 35 graduates expected for the Tuesday June 11 ceremony. The other three classes begin tests on Wednesday June 5 and finish the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Rev Carlson To Attend National Congregational Conference
The Rev A S Carlson pastor of First Congregational church left yesterday for Detroit to attend the National Congregational conference meeting May 28 to June 4. He serves as the official delegate from the Central association.
Funeral today for Lake Cottonwood drowning victim Dale Wirt
Dale Wirt whose body was recovered from Lake Cottonwood will be buried at his farm home eight miles northeast of Wessington. The Rev J Claude Smith will officiate at 3 PM. Burial is at Wessington near his father’s grave. Wirt drowned when his boat capsized in high waves and his brother in law Clifford Galbreath escaped by clinging to the boat. Survived by widow mother three sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Dale Wirt
Lake Cottonwood
J. Claude Smith
Wirt
Guy Medlrath
Clifford Galbreath
Huron Official Reports North Dakota Tour Progress
Secretary Glenne R. McArthur of the Huron Chamber of Commerce details rapid growth in North Dakota towns visited during a five day tour led by W J Allen of the Dakota Warmer. Key stops included Minot Grand Forks Bis marck and Jamestown as cities assess ideas for South Dakota development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Glenne R. McArthur
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Finot
South Dakota
Dakota Warmer
Aberdeen
W.J. Allen
Farm Publication
Bidendale
Oakes
Valley City
Parga
Moorhead
Grand Forks
Mast Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Minot
Bismarck
Mandan
Jamestown
Edgeley
McArthur
W. G. Boardman
Aberdeen Chamber of Commearaa A
H. Pankow
Charles A Land and Anne Morrow wed at Morrow Estate
Colonel Charles A Land and Anne Morrow married quietly at the Morrow estate in Enginewood Illinois. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William Adams Brown in a simple partly religious service. Attended by family members, the couple left for New York after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enginewood
N. IL
Charles A. Landhere
Anne Morrow
Ambassador Dayipht Wo Morrow
Tlabtan Dou Jalev
New York
Wicen
William Adams Brown
Union Theologiest Seminary
Morrow
Abe
Dry Brown
Walmily
Myangeline Lindbergh
Amebassador
Edwar Ds Mellvaine
Meadville
Ambassador Morrow
Anne
Charles
Lenty
Mellvaine
Miss Morrow
Tariff Vote Tonight Signals Major Duty Increases
Washington May 28 substantial rises in import duties on thousands of farm and factory commodities are outlined in the new tariff bill. House action is near, with passage expected before nightfall and transmission to the senate. Senate leaders anticipate a late vote on census reapportionment amid debate over Senator Sacketts plan to exclude aliens from the population count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Sacketts
Kentucky
Leave Wednesday For Chicago Conventions
Mr and Mrs George Costain depart by car Wednesday for Chicago to attend the annual convention of music and radio dealers associations. Mr Costain serves as commissioner in South Dakota for the Music Merchants association and sits on the national board of control. In Chicago he will discuss sheet music dealer problems and join a radio dealers consultation. He will also visit the radio exhibitors before returning via Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Costain
Chicago
Music and
Radio Dealers Associations
Costain
South Dakota
The
Music Merchants Association
National Board of Control
Castaim
Milwaukee
Vised Ernranta
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Wall Meng
Pacific
Gladys Pyle Lauds Coyne
LAW Group
National Enforcement
Soaker
Indias Falls
Corsica
Anne. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarkes A. Lindlebergh
Lindbergh
Lindy
Mexico City
Herbert J. Fahy
Los Angeles
Calif
Sterbert J. Pahy
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Martin Jansen
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Lastebruary
Fahy
Metropolitan
Lockheed Company
A-H
Carlson
Lake
Lake Cottonwoo
Charlie
Morrow Estate
Pate
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