Labor Government Of England Faces Hard Fight To Live
Britain’s Labour government faces a tough battle to survive as MPs weigh motions amid Liberal split and Conservative opposition. The Commons vote pits Labour against a Conservative motion, with MacDonald’s group rallying support while independents drift. A dissolution or new general election looms if Labour falters.
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England
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Eintain
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Mest
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Seasure
Action
MacDonald
Laake Is Taken To Penitentiary In Sioux Falls
Abed Laake left Hand county jail for the South Dakota penitentiary as inmate No 6966 after a last night transfer by Sheriff A G Mohr of Miller He sought stricter confinement claiming lack of exercise and joked about moving here during case developments Convicted on circumstantial evidence of a first degree murder with appeal under consideration the defense indicated A transcript of the trial was ordered The mother Mrs Anton Laake was killed near their Miller area farm home north of Miller.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Hand
Abe Laake
Sherif A. G. Mohr
Miller
G. T. Jameson
Esse
Lapke
Frank &. Fisher
Anton Lanke
Weather favorable for corn planting in South Dakota
The past week brought mostly dry surface ground with moist soil beneath in central South Dakota. Farmers expect rain to soften soil. planting continued vigorously and many areas completed sowing. Warm spells early and late week, cool midweek, frost damaged some plants. rye heads, flax seeding near completion, potatoes nearly all up, sugar beets thriving, gardens slow, fruit damaged by frost, rock remains in good condition. An unrelated note mentions the Agouti, a small brown Guinea mammal born with full teeth.
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Dakota
Weather Bureau
Huron Weather Bureau
Weather outlook for Huron South Dakota
Showers possible tonight and Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures on Thursday. Partly cloudy conditions expected in Huron and vicinity with modest warming.
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South Dakota
Huron
Ford Turns To Farm And Manufacture To Lift Mood
Detroit May 28 Henry Ford urges rapid expansion of agricultural and manufacturing output to lift economic gloom. He argues production from the soil can break stagnation and wage cuts hinder recovery. Ford praises President Hoover’s guidance, calls for keeping wages up, and says waste is merely surplus that sparks new uses.
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Auleie
Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Associated Press Today
Mc Ford
Hoover
Mr. Ford
Santa Claus
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs. W. S. Parks
Funeral services are set for tomorrow morning at Kinyon's chapel conducted by Dr. Hubert Ketelle for Mrs. W. S. Parks who died yesterday morning at 5 o'clock. The body will be taken to Sioux Falls for burial beside her husband who died 14 years ago.
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W. S. Parks
Hubert Ketelle
Kinyon’s
Sioux Fells
Girl Graduate Is All Class Officer
WEST BRANCH IOWA May 23 Miss Gretchen Guernsey the only graduate honored at graduation exercises and commencement reflects that the solo role is enjoyable. She explains you choose your own class colors flowers president vice president secretary treasurer and chair of all committees and for a class picnic you need not share olives or ice cream. She hails from Pittsburgh Kan and attends Scattergood School supported by the Friends church.
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West Branch
Iowa
Gretchen Guernsey
Guernsey
Pittsbury
Kan
Scattergood School
Friends Church
Reelect Presidents Three Colleges at Norwegian Church Convention
Delegates at the Norwegian Church of America biennial session in Minneapolis reelected presidents of three colleges. Oscar L. Olson stays Luther College Decorah Iowa. De L W Roe remains St Olaf College Northfield. Arthur Rholl continues Red Wing Minnesota seminary. T F Gullickson of Minot North Dakota accepts presidency of Luther Theological Seminary St Paul, succeeding M Bockman. Judge Lewis Larson of Sioux Falls chosen president of the First Unified Men's organization.
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Minot
N. D
Luther Theological Seminary of
St. Paul
M. ©. Bockman
Lewis Larson
Sioux Falls
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Danforth Records $1401 Expense in McMaster Primary Bid
Pierre reports Sioux Falls attorney George Danforth spent 1401.05 in the Republican senatorial primary bid against Senator W. H. McMaster. The campaign's largest item was newspaper advertising at 660 dollars, followed by radio talks, travel, printing, and incidentals.
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Pierre
George Danforth
Sioux Falls
W. H. Mc Master
McMaster
Danforth
Public Service Company to Build in Hot Springs
Central West Public Service company announced plans to add offices pumps and electrical equipment at its Hot Springs plant. The expenditure totals 75000 and work will begin this week following completion of a 65000 wire system installation. Act I
Johnson Calls In More Admirals For Arms Limit Talks
Senator Johnson of California summoned another round of high ranking naval officers before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to gauge views on the London arms limit treaty. He indicated witnesses would be exhausted by tomorrow, as Chairman Borah aims for a committee vote soon. The dispute centers on whether the United States should retain eighteen cruisers of the former type, fewer than the navy board recommended and well below current authorization.
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Johson
California
Foreign Relations
Borah
Johnson
America
United States
Navy
General Board
Congress
Baptist Leaders Seek Union With Disciples Of Christ
At the northern Baptist convention opening in Cleveland Alton L. Miller urged unity among Protestant denominations to spread Christianity worldwide. Debates are anticipated as committees report on a proposed merger with the Disciples of Christ and a patrons records bureau may be created to aid churches in finding ministers. Drone bees arise from unfertilized eggs with a queen but no father.
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Cleveland
Disciples of Christ
Northern Baptist Convention
Alton L. Miller
Boston
Miller
Prison Sentences In Kingsbury County Forgery Case
Clarence Root 40 pleaded to forging a farmer's name on a 25 dollar check and was sentenced to one year eight months in the state penitentiary. Several youths in the De Smet area faced fines for malicious mischief after tipping a corn planter. Bernard Beesley, 16, was fined for reckless driving while delivering bread and scaring children.
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Jadine Alva E. Taylor
Chicago
Iorning
Kingsbury County
Clarence Root
Eaton
Ohio
Iroquois
Root
W. M. Brown
Dickey Drug
Iowa
South Dakota
H. Kruse
Gwin Anderson
Kingsbury
Skyberg
de Smet
Elimer Diercks
Alfred
Felix Blote
George Prouty, Jr
Bernard Beesley
Madison
Nomination Cost Details in South Dakota Nominating Fees
May 28 Pierre report shows Governor W J Busdow and D A McCullough each spent 321.89 on nominating campaigns for the May 6 primary. They shared costs 17.01 for stenographers and post dating relations, and 14.85 for printing. Other candidates McNamera and Corey have not filed expense statements. All candidates have 20 days after the primary to disburse remaining expenses.
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W. J. Busdow
D. A. McCurloush
U. S
Bustow
McCellough
James McNamera
Huron
Bulow
L. E. Corey
Wagnes
McCullough
Platte Reveals Loss In Census And Population Shifts
Mitchell May 28 Pi Charles Mix County gained 427 inhabitants in the past decade with a total of 16 692, while Aurora County remains the only complete report in the district. Rural townships show gains offset by losses in Lake Andes Wagner and Platte slight loss in Platte from 1242 in 1920 to 1207 now. Lone Tree Chateau Creek Lake Andes White Lake and other townships add detail to the census update.
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Lake Andes
County Seal
Wagner
Wager
Charles Mix
Platte
Lone Tree
Chateau Creek
Aurora County
Lake
White Lake
Revival Services At Broadland Methodist Church
A series of revival meetings will be held at Broadland Methodist church from Sunday June 1 to June 15. Evangelist Rev G D Brown from Conde will lead with local pastor directing music. Weeknight services begin at 815 o'clock. SHOWING IMPROVEMENT Clin Security National Bank assistant cashier Smith underwent major surgery at Huron hospital Saturday afternoon and is reported to be holding his own and improving.
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Broadland Methodist Church
G. D. Brown
Conde
Clin Security National Bank
i@ Smith
Huron Hospital
Ats
Holy Day Observances and Odd Fragments
Holy Obligation noted for Ascension Thursday with Holy Communion at 9:39 am. A Duluth jewelry salesman reported two cases of jewelry stolen valued at 5,900 to 6,000 dollars near Iron River. A German carp reportedly reaches 150 years. wallpaper dates back to the Fear era.
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Iron River
Wis
A. D, Datish
Duluth
Washburn
Ziegfeld Show Girl To Wed In Month
NEW Yorn announces Ziegfeld show girl Pi Neva Lynn will wed Edward Judson a New York auto salesman within a month. A Gettysburg South Carolina native aged 22, she has acted in Simple Simon with Ed Wynn, appeared in films, and ran a Santa Ana dancing school. Miss Lynn shares the stage with Hazel Forbes, who recently divorced Judson. Local inquiry recalls Neva Lynn as a possible name tied to a Lynn ranch family nearby years ago.
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Neya Lynn
Edward Judson
New York
Gettysburg
S. C
Simon
Ed Wynn
Santa Ana
Calif
Miss Lynn
Hazel Forbes
Miss Forbes
Judson
City Commission Receives Two More Engineering Proposals
The city commission took in two additional proposals for sewage plant engineering services last night, raising total submissions to ten. Proposals from seven firms were previously received, with no action planned soon as the commission left for Sioux Falls to inspect the disposal plant.
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Mrs Parkes To Give Convention Reports In Huron
Mrs J R Parkes of Minneapolis is expected to arrive tonight in Huron to be the guest of Mrs E W Feige. She will assist in giving reports of the national convention of the League of Women Voters which both attended this spring. The reports will be given before the state board meeting in all day session tomorrow at Mrs Feige’s home. Parkes is regional secretary of the national board and Feige is state president.
Need for New Conference on Flexible Tariff Provisions
Senate finance leaders again push revision of the flexible provisions in the tariff bill after a dispute over emergency changes. Vice President Curtis sustains a point of order, and Senator Barkley objects to language exceeding conferee authority. The House and Senate sides differed on whether tariff changes should take effect without presidential approval.
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Smoot
Senate Rnayce
Maken
Gudyit
Emntyg
Curtis
Taya
Suvale Sor House
Tarift Commission
Barkley
Kentucky
Gamnes
House
Hoover
Republican Coalition
Senate
Utis
Market Slow And Mixed As Bears Hold Ground In New York
New York markets opened with slow progress amid mixed moves and narrow trading. Some utilities showed buying while overall sentiment remained dull, with several stocks hitting new lows for the year and only a few advancing more than four points.
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Speewavon
Bears
Steel Trade
Clersea
International Business Machines
Worethington
Norfolk and Western
Bullard
American Power and Light
American Waterworks
Eastman Kodak
Fox
International Harvester
Houston Oil and Skelly
Standard of NJ
National
United Biscuits
Hershey Chocolate
Coca Cola
American Rolling Mill and Lambert
St. Paul
Pullman
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake Corp
United Biscuit
Continental
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