Law Commission to Avoid Nothing
President Hoover appoints the National Law Enforcement Commission to study disobedience of law and improve enforcement. Chairman George W. Wickersham says prohibition is only one angle and the panel will not avoid any issue, planning surveys of existing data and a task-based investigation. The commission, consisting of ten jurists and lawyers, begins by receiving its mandate and aligning on scope and methods.
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Washington
Hoover
Naational Law Enforcement Commission
George W. Wickersham
Commission
Wickersham
Rain Storm Tears Through South Dakota Towns
Widespread downpours and high winds hit Corsica Armour and Yankton areas causing flooded roads, damaged buildings, and loss of livestock. Several inches of rain fell over two days, with towns reporting impassable side roads and telegraph service disruption.
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Areer Cts
Mitchell
Jibayy
Armoeck
Corsica
Armour
Denzin
Armour and
Yankton
U.S
W. H. Fallon
May Open Roll Calls For Nominations In Senate
Washington May 29. The Rules Committee urged publication of all roll calls in executive sessions on nominations and said a majority vote should replace two thirds for per session consideration. The panel rejected La Follette’s press access bid. The rule change passed 9 to 3. The dissenters Harrison Swanson and Mcelliar favored open sessions unless a majority votes to close.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette Republican
Wisconsin
Harrison
Mississippi
Swanson
Virginia
Mcellar
Tenne c
Rain Helps Crops At Wessington Springs
WESSINGTON SPRINGS May 29 A special report notes sixty seven hundredths of an inch of rain in the last 34 hours aiding crops. The moisture boosts soil readiness for corn and helps break ground after a period of drought conditions.
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Ragnag Miller Miller
Wessington Springs
Wellington Springs
Springs Dean Leaves Wasnington Springs Junior College
S R Kamm resigns after four years as dean and registrar to become head of history and political science at Seattle Pacific College. Kellum, who left Join Mletcher Academy at Oskaloosa Town, will succeed.
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Wessington Springs
S.R. Kamm
Wassington Springs
Seattle Pacific, College
Kellum
Mletcher Academy
Oskaloosa
Dean Kamm
Driver license suspended for one year for Cus Gousouski
Cus Gousouski was deprived of the privilege of driving a car for the period of one year following a stipulated court or authority decision. The action restricts all motor vehicle operation until the suspension period ends.
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Cus Gousouski
Fall of One Year by Judge Dick Haney in Municipal Court
A case heard this morning before Judge Dick Haney in municipal court involved a defendant charged with a single count related to a year’s fall. The proceedings focused on the charges and potential penalties as the judge presided.
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Dick Haney
Guilty Plea for Drunk Driving and Fine Contemplated
The defendant pleaded guilty to a toxication related driving charge and was fined $100. Court records indicate the plea and sanction were processed in the same session.
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Tle
Post Office Orders Larger Mail Boxes for Rural Routes
A new order requires larger No 2 size mail boxes after July for rural routes. Patrons on new or extended routes must use the longer box, approved by the postmaster, to accommodate parcel post and weather damage. Currently 74 families on five routes from Tluron post office cover 168 miles daily.
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Slike
Tluron
Patras
Springs Wrestlers Tie In Free Match At Wellington
In Wellington on May 28 WW, AL Burns and Leo Schwartz, both of this city, wrestled to a double fall with each contestant scoring a fall. Burns opened with a first fall before the match ended in a tied result.
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Wellington Springs
AL. Burns
Leo Schwartz
Burns
Lightweight bout notes reveal Burns fatigue and Schwarta pace
The excerpt notes Burns, a former Northwest lightweight champion aged 44, appearing out of condition while Schwarta led at 18 and 21 minutes with Burns trailing. The opponent was younger and in better shape, reflecting a lopsided tempo in the match.
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Schwarta
Burns
Northwest
Woonsocket Priest Honored At Banquet
Between 160 and 200 people attended a banquet in Woonsocket to honor Rev. Mr J. on the occasion of his 21st anniversary of admission. Twenty priests attended the jubilee and at the close Mather Kelly was presented with 825 dollars in silver.
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Woonsocket
Woonsockint
Rather
J. mi
Prouf Mather Kelly
Huron College Senior Involved in Local Incident
A report from AlamO Tenn details Mae and Joe Boxley, both residents of the county, with an incident four miles from town. The entry notes an alleged attack linked to a witch and a related disturbance near the county jail.
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Huron College
Tenn
Joe Boxley
Returns From Poppy Sale Show In CUB age
Readable text shows a report on a poppy sale event with proceeds listed. Mentions WELLINGTON SPINS and American Leadon Aisi SLi 92 checkup, noting this year’s proceeds. No clear dates or local organization details are legible.
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Wellington
Aisi
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Perry
Towa
Guy
John Hammill
Lake Tanganyika
Central Africa
Miss Tawa
Robbing Bros
Ponca Bill
Springs Dean
Western School
Murphy Quick
Sherman. & Moe
Graham McNamee
National Broadcasting Co
America
Ziegfeld
Goodyear
Tsap
Western Union Otto
Lyric Amusement Co
Epyot
Frederick the Great
de Soto
Factory Ride
Soro
Chrysler Motors
Hubbard Motor Company
Dakota South Phone
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