Huron to honor dead heroes of three wars with Memorial Day parade
Memorial day ceremonies for Civil Spanish American and World War heroes will begin at the courthouse at 9 AM with a large parade led by the Huron Municipal Band. The procession will travel to the Methodist Episcopal church for services at 9 30 AM and continue to Riverside cemetery for additional tributes.
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Huron
William Reaves
American Legion
Court House
Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bank
Huron Municipal Band
Legion Committees
National Guardsmen
G. A. R. Veterans
W. BR. C
Auxiliary of
Sons of Veterans
American Legion Drum and Bugie Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scouts of America
Hey
Huron College Quartet
A. R
General Logan
M. A. Bloodgood
Floton College Quartet
Lincoln
Lawrence Kidwill
Mr. Lochridge
Tre the
Deal
Hiverside
Lloyd C. Snyder
Gideon Quartet
Challenger Victorious In Kittenball Contest
The Dearborn Sunshine Baby Beet club kittenball team defeated the Beadle Baby Beet club of Yale at the State Fair Grounds. About 35 club workers with RK A Cave and Lewis Thompson judged fat steers at Lampe Market Company farm in the afternoon.
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Sunshine
Yale
State Fair Grounds
Vale Club
RK. A. Cave
Lewis Thompson
Lampe Market Company
4-11 Clubs Inspect Redfield Holstein Herd
At Hitchcock Hustlers dairy calf club meeting Raymond Danielson's home west of Hitchcock the group agreed to join the Onilia Butter Boosters in a trip to Redfield on July 10 to inspect the Holstein dairy herd at the state farm.
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Redfield
Ilead Hitchcock
Hittchcock Hustlers
Raymond Danielson
Hitchcock
Onilia
iTolstein
State Farm
Weather Outlook South Dakota Showers Tonight
Weather forecast notes showers in South Dakota tonight with Thursday partly cloudy skies and little change in temperatures.
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Mawrsday
South Dakota
Suburban Pups Forsake Equality In Lake Forest Pound
Lake Forest police chief proposes segregating dogs by social status in the town pound. Pedigreed dogs would be in one class and mutts in another. Local society women oppose the plan saying it is unfair and snobbish.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
Lester Vitlany
Irene Castle McLaughlin
William Swift, Jr
Mcclaughlin
Torso Mystery Nears Break in Los Angeles River Case
Los Angeles sheriff officials say the torso case is near solution with x ray evidence linking the body to Mrs Laura B Sutton a divorced women from Los Angeles Sister Ida Kleppe identified as co respondent in Suttons divorce from Eugene Sutton Willard Andrews attorney for Sutton says she spoke to him March 28 about alimony He last saw Sutton alive Torso found April fourth Sutton and Kleppe were questioned but provided no whereabouts information The investigator Captain William Bright will summon several more persons for questioning.
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Los Angeles
William Bright
Laura B. ‘Sutton
Bright
Sutton
Mrs Capone Plans Philadelphia Visit During Prison Term
Mrs. Alphonse Capone of Chicago, wife of Scarface Al Capone, serves a one year county prison term for carrying a loaded pistol. She waits in Philadelphia at relatives' home for a possible visit with her husband, likely on the next visiting day. She may reside in Philadelphia during his term.
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Philadelphia
Alphonse Capone
Chicago
Seven Billions Baby Fish Furnished Waters
Federal fish hatcheries last year furnished 7,000,000,000 baby fish for stocking coastal ocean waters lakes and streams of the United States. Of the total 5,750,000,000 were cod haddock and flounder for north Atlantic waters. An other 500,000,000 went to the Great Lakes 85,000,000 Pacific salmon fry were released. The remainder consisted of various varieties released in streams to maintain sportfishing supply.
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Washington
Iederal
United States
Commerce Department
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
New oval shaped park to anchor Huron growth
City commissioners accept a plat creating a 36 acre addition between Idaho and Dakota avenues and a 1.75 block oval park ringed by a driveway. Developers A M Urquhart and Garr J Weir expect trees and shrubs to develop over years, with 202 tots sale outlined to start in a week to 10 days.
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Huron
A. M. Urquhart
Garr Jf. Weir
Idaho
Dakota
Phirteenth
Fifteenth
Kansas Avenues
Weir
J. W. Campbel
Fifteenth Street
Urquhart
A. W. Wilmarth
Goodner & Perry
Will Hills
San Francisco
Faye Hills
Faye Bills
Carrol Tills
Millers Grab Lead In Race In Chicago Daily News
Kansas City and Minneapolis pushed a see-saw American Association race as rain disrupted two chances to decide the lead. Minneapolis rallied in the eighth to beat St Paul and help stay ahead. St Paul won two from Milwaukee while Indianapolis took the final from Columbus. Louisville Toledo game was rained out.
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Chicago
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Millers
Shirley
McMullen
St. Paul
Brewers
Charley. Robertson
Saints
Roettger
Rogell
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Open Air Band Concert at Troutman
A city concert featuring Fillmore, Boieldieu, Malneck, Wisenberg, Zamecnile, Huffer, Fulton, Whiting, and FaT performs in the open air at Troutman Square. The lineup includes notable, locally listed artists in a community music night.
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Troutman
Ben
Fillmore
Boieldieu
Caesar
Malneck
Wisenberg Zamecnile
Huffer -Fulton
Fillmore Whiting Fat
Lindbergh Honeymoon Mystery Deepens After Absence
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and his bride remain out of public view two days after their New Jersey ceremony. Their Falcon plane stood fueled for a thousand mile flight at Schenectady airport as two parachutes were readied for a possible rapid escape. The elusive couple's plans and location remain unknown, with officials and observers unsure if the trip is a honeymoon escape or a diversion to mislead pursuit.
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York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orrow
Laday Coueses
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Falcon
Schenectany, Ney
Roosevelt Field
New York
New Yori
Schenectady
Upstate
Foreign Talkies May Force Multilingual Films
Washington May 29 Production of movies with five heroes five heroines and five villains is seen as possible by SN D Golden assistant chief of the motion pictures division He says Hollywood may need to create language versions to keep foreign markets open as audiences elsewhere struggle to understand gunman talkies The plan involves separate companies speaking American French Spanish Italian German and perhaps English rotating on Hollywood sets to produce language versions.
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Washington
Lro
Golden
Hollywood
Rain Checks Ease Fears of Crop Damage in South Dakota
A statewide rainstorm relieved drought fears as Yankton recorded 2.47 inches in 24 hours, lifting two day totals to nearly four inches. Reports from Huron Pierre Rapid City Aberdeen Eureka Fairfax Gemmon Milbank Mitchell Redfield Sioux Falls Watertown confirm widespread moisture aiding crops with rye and flax noted as progressing and corn planting nearing completion. Continuous rainfall and winds restored surface soil moisture while pasture growth remains slow but adequate for stock.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Government Weather Bureau
Lollo Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Eureka
Fairfax
Gemmon
Milbank
Mitchell
Redfield
Sioux Parls
Watertown
Weather Bureau
Iit
Huron
Mrs Gene Tunney Progressing Well in Berlin
Berlin May 29 Mrs Gene Tunney is progressing normally and in excellent condition. German specialist Prof Arthur W Meyer said on arrival from Brioni that Tunney was frightened and expected to leave bed shortly.
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Tunney
Berlin
Gene Tunney
Arthur W. Meyer
Associated Press
Brioni
German Soldier Recovers Lost Bible From Battlefield
Johannnes Meyer of Dortmund lost a prayer book on the Wpiads front in France during the Marne fighting. Captain Walter J Reed found it among war relics and traced the owner by a name on the flyleaf. Meyer thanked Reed, saying the book was a Christmas gift from his sisters.
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Washington
Johannes Meyer
Dortmund
Germany
Wpiads
France
Marne
Walter J. Reed
Air Corps
Meyer
Captain Beerl
Governor Dan Moody Plans Revival of State Guard
In Austin on May 29 the 85 year old Dan Moody agreed to revive a guard of reserve officers to accompany him on state occasions. The governor's ceremonial guard once featured mounted units with gold braid. earlier leaders moved away from the display.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Dan Moody
New York Bans Sun Back Bathing Suits on Beaches
Police Commissioner Whalen announces a ban on sun back bathing suits for women at city beaches. He says the department seeks a standard of decency, reflecting public demand, amid a crackdown on attire deemed indecent on New York beaches.
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New York
Whalen
Berlin sailor completes solo Atlantic crossing
Paul Muller of Berlin arrived in Miami after a ten month voyage in his 18 foot sloop leaving Hamburg last July. He endured a perilous final leg with an angry sea for seven days before reaching port, following a voyage from Havana and a lengthy battle with wind and wave.
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Ocean
Miami
Pla
Paul Muller
Berlin
Atlantic
Hamburg
Germany
Havana
Muller
Mishaps Halt Friendly Race Across Ocean
A friendly Atlantic air race began on a sandy Old Orchard beach but stalled quickly. The American Creen Flash failed to take off as a wheel sank into sand, spilling gasoline and prompting damage checks. The French Yellow Bird rose briefly before a wing tank seam opened, forcing a 20 minute return for altitude troubles.
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Old Oachard
Atlantic
Roger W. Williams
Lewis A. Yancy
Reneh
Factory Output Growth in Dakotas Minnesota and Montana
Census of Manufactures report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis shows 1927 manufacturing output across South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Minnesota would be the largest physical volume on record if priced in pre war dollars. It notes significant wage growth and rising factory productivity despite nominal declines from 1926 and overall value being influenced by raw material costs though true manufacturing value adds $424 million in 1927.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
le. Mennsal
Federal Reserve Bank of
Syith
Governor Kohler Signs Wisconsin Dry Law Repeal
Governor Kohler signs the Grobschmidt bill repealing Wisconsin prohibitions, citing a spring referendum with a large majority. He notes enforcement now falls to federal authorities and stresses the saloon will not automatically reopen. He also cites the 18th amendment and warns against misinterpretation by citizens.
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Kohler
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Senate
Kobler
Congress
Tariff bill advances in House amid debates on presidential power
The House passed the Republican Ways and Means plan 264 to 17 to reimpose duties on many agricultural and industrial goods. Debate shifts to the Senate Finance Committee for summer hearings and possible amendments. Democratic leaders push for presidential power extension to adjust rates, while some Republicans and one former labor member oppose. Dakota lawmakers vote in favor two to one. Christopher of the first district opposes, Johnson and Williamson support.
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Washington
Senate
Nance Committee
Lerward
House
Ways and Mens Comittee
Mordney-McCumber Uet
Renate Fhaanes Tommitlee
Mainyebutzes
Lardner
Texas
Garner
Representative Deck
Pennsylvania
Congress
Dakota
Scientific Reaction Seen in Gasps Of Awe
Washington May 29 The American Council on Education discusses whether national parks and great natural sights offer psychologists a chance to study inspiration in humans. John C Merriman president of the Carnegie Institution argues awe at the Colorado canyon could reveal how inspiration operates in the mind.
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Washington
Colorado
American Council of
John C. Merriman
Carnegie Institution
Stables Of Solomon Due For Destruction
Megiddo expedition from the University of Chicago found older layers beneath Solomon's stables in ancient Canaanite city remains. The team reports all scientific data from the stables has been surveyed and recorded as they search for evidence of earlier kingdoms and lost civilizations.
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Cgcncago
May P
University of Chicago
Teaders
Roses fetch more than Dickens desk at London auction
A bunch of primroses gathered by Queen Mary at Craigweil House fetched 32.60 pounds at a charity bazaar, while Charles Dickens desk sold for 25 pounds. Other items, including a Tennyson cloak and a Burns toaster, brought 30 and 20 pounds respectively in the same sale.
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London
Tennyson
Robert Burns
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