Pioneers Share Tributes At Memorial Day Parade
Vice veterans of the Civil war led the Memorial Day parade here with Llacy from the Grand Army of the Republic present. Veterans from the Huron unit rode in an automobile, while others marched with color guards and local organizations. Services at Riverside cemetery followed, with music by the Huron college quartet and reads of Gettysburg and Logan. Weather was ideal for the city observance.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Llacy
Rane
G. A. R. Vere
H. P. Carson
Brad Parkhurst
Charles Truax
William A. Thompson
Mike Eckhart
Kansas Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. EB. Lochridge
Methodist Church
Colcry
Legionaires
National Guards
Company C
Huron
National Guard
Huron Municipal Band
G. A. R. Car
Women’s Relief Corps
Frieda Val Dalsem
American Legion
Boy Scouts of Americal
TE Ie Hi
United States
Huron College
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lawrence Kidwill
General Logan
M. A. Bloodgood
Alfred Treverry
The
Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
American Legion Auxiliary
Yellow Bird and Green Flash Delayed Over Atlantic
At Old Orchard Maine on May 30 AP reports the Yellow Bird to Paris and Green Flash to Rome delayed by unsatisfactory Atlantic weather. Mechanics prep both planes while benzol arrives for the French craft after a fuel leak forced dumping. Navigator Lewis Yancey notified pilot Roger Williams after an all night effort. Yancey’s wife accompanied him to witness the hopoff delay.
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Old Orchard
Paris
Rome
Atlantic
Armeno Lot- 4
Jean Assolant
James H. Kimball
Lewis Yancey
Green Flash
Roger Q. Williams
Yancey
No Word From Dr Holleman Amid Mission Withdrawals
Amoy Fukien May 30. Headquarters for mission stations in Fukien province decide to withdraw all workers temporarily due to anti foreign sentiment. Chang Chow Talmage college closes with teachers and missionaries arriving here. No news from Dr C H Holleman of Springfield SC, kidnapped May 23, unknown since.
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Amoy
Fukien
China
Talmage College
Chang-Chow
C. H.holleman
Springfield
S. C
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Lungyenchow
Market Activities Suspended Across Markets Today
Inactivity across all markets leads to no quotations appearing in The Huronite today in observance of Memorial Day. The suspension aligns with national observances honoring those who sacrificed for the country. Two hundred people become ill from poisoning after a box supper at the state firemen convention in Muskogee Oklahoma with four seriously affected.
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Muskogee Okla
Man jailed for bad checks to dodge arranged marriage
Louis L. Trent, sentenced to one to 10 years, said he faked confidence games to avoid a Camden New Jersey marriage planned by wealthy parents. He explained his fraud was meant to escape a union he believed would bring police trouble.
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Chicago
Louis L. Trent
Camden
N. J
Trent
Indians Drown Crossing Swollen Creek Near Lindy
In Knox county Nebraska two Indians Sam Lawrence and his stepdaughter Eunice Whipple were drowned when a bridge over a swollen creek gave way during heavy rain. Lawrence body found downstream, Whipple body not recovered. both were en route home from Bloomfield. Lawrence was a musician who played with the Indian band at the 1904 St Louis exposition.
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Yankton
Lindy
Knox County
Nebraska
Sam Lawrence
Eunice Whipple
Lawrence
Bloomfield
Missouri River
Whipple
Naval crews stay aboard ships for memorial exercises
In San Pedro California on May 30 officers and men of the United States fleet remained aboard their ships to participate in colorful memorial ceremonies. In prior years services have often been held ashore unless the fleet was at sea.
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San Pedro
Cal
United States
Navy
France backs creditor pact as reparations talks advance
Paris May 30 The French cabinet favors the reparations agreement reached by Germany and creditor nation representatives. If experts agree on national reservations the government will urge parliament to ratify. Final action awaits completion of experts work per the premier’s policy.
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Paris
Germany
Poincare
Henri Re
Owen D. Yotwig
Lindbergh Honeymoon Home Location Sparks Speculation
New York May 30. Public curiosity over Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his bride’s honeymoon retreat centers on a New Jersey or Long Island home. Uncle General Jay J. Morrow hints Englewood near Ambassador Morrows, with possible spots in Westchester County or Maine coast. no location confirmed.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Jersey
Englewood
Dwight.w. Morrow
Jay J. Morrow
Long-T Island
Westchester’ County
North Haven
Falcon
Debenture Deadlock Seen Ending in Congress Debates
Washington May 30 Congress debates the farm bill as Senate and House conferees renew talks on the debenture provision amid White House and Republican pressure. Hoover supports recess plans once farm relief passes with a fall Senate tariff vote date to be fixed. Senate leaders urge timely action, while some Republicans push for earlier passage before recess.
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Hoover
Francis MW. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Jones
Borah
Idaho
Longworth
Tilson
Connecticut
Watson
Indiana
Fire at Blue Front Grocery Causes Minor Damage
An early morning blaze at the Blue Front grocery at 249 Fourth Street Southwest caused little damage. Fire officials attributed the cause to a chimney thimble and reported swift extinguishment before the second story flooring could ignite. No water or chemicals were used by firefighters.
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Blue Front
Fourth Street
Mrs Hoover Attends Radcliffe Ceremony and Scout Activities
Mrs. Hoover leaves Washington for Cambridge to attend Radcliffe College's semi centennial ceremony tomorrow. She will spend Saturday and Sunday in Boston focusing on girl scout activities. Monday she travels to Swarthmore College near Philadelphia to receive an honorary degree and returns to Washington the same day.
Polly Parrot Is Apt Student Of Police Phrases
CHICAGO May 30 Phoebe the parrot has a story to tell about policemen She learned a profane vocabulary after escaping her cage at Hugh M G Garden home The only humans she met were three Lake Forest policemen who spent the day trying to rescue Phoebe from a tree The bird may have picked up swear words from any source other than the policemen involved.
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Chicago
Phoebe
Hugh M. G. Garden
Lake ¥ Forest
Mr. Garden
Driver killed in auto races at Indianapolis speedway
May 36 Indianapolis. William Spence of Los Angeles died in the 500 mile international motor race after his car rolled on the southeast turn. Chicago favorite Woodbury crashed but survived. Ralph Hepburn and Peter De Paolo retired early, both due to mechanical failures. Jules Moriceau of Paris rolled near the 200 mile mark with minor injuries.
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Spendway
Indianapolis
Ind
William Spence
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Speedway
Spence
Wiermeeine
Clk
Woodbury
Chicago
Ralph Hepburn
Peter de Paolo
Hepburn
de Paolo
Jules Moriceau
Paris
Fahy Sets Solo Plane Endurance Record In Los Angeles
Lockheed test pilot Herbert J. Fahy flew solo for 86 hours 56 minutes 36 seconds over Los Angeles before landing with a nearly empty fuel load. The unofficial mark surpasses Roosevelt Field records set earlier by Martin Jensen and Royal W. Thomas. Fahy started Tuesday morning at 4 43 05 and aimed to fly about 49 more hours before running dry.
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Los Angeles
Herbert J. Fahy
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Fahy
Martin Jensen
Roosevelt Field
Royal W. Thomas
Here
Thomas
Jensen
Cubs Win Tie For 1st Place In Holiday Double Bill
In Pittsburgh on May 30 the Cubs defeated the Pirates 5 to 1 in the morning game, tying the clubs for first place. Nehf pitched until the ninth, relieved by Bush, with Grace, Kremer, Hill, Dawson and Hemsley contributing for Chicago as Pittsburgh scores were limited to one run.
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Pittsburgh
Cage
Cubs
Pirates
Nehf
Bush
Chicago
Grace
Kremer
Hill
Dawson
Hemsley
Boston Braves Defeat Philadelphia 8 7 in Memorial Day Clash
The Boston Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 7 in a Memorial Day morning game. Hurst of Philadelphia hit the lone homer as both clubs produced a free hitting contest. Pitchers Leverett Taylor Milligan Elliott Sweetland and Davis contributed for Boston while Philadelphia fields produced the 7 runs.
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Boston Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Hurst Phillie
Boston
Ito
Leverett
Taylor
Milligan
Elliott
Sweetland
Davis
Hoover Urges Nations to Act in Spirit of Kellogg Pact
President Hoover spoke at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day urging nations to fulfill the Kellogg Briand pact by turning away from war, pursuing genuine arms reduction, and using peaceful means for dispute resolution while honoring the dead who gave their lives for peace. He warned that fear and suspicion hinder disarmament and called for concrete reductions and sustained commitment to defense only.
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John J. Pershing
Belleau Wood Cemetery
Paris
Arlington National
Circ
Tery
Hoover
Omaha coal leader W Newton Clark commits suicide
W Newton Clark of Omaha, director of the American Wholesale Coal Association and head of the W N Clark Company, died in a hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound. He was found in his office last night and an involuntary bankruptcy case had been filed against his coal business a week earlier.
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Omaha
W. Newton Clark
American Wholesale Coal Association
W. N. Clark Company
Clark
Geddes Woman Is Named Lodge Head
YANKTON May 30 At the annual district convention of the Royal Neighbors of America Mrs Opal Callahan of Geddes was elected president Mrs Herbert Winkle recorder and Miss Doris Simpson Vermilion district vice oracle Next years convention was accorded to Geddes The district comprises Clay Turner Bonhomme Charles Mix Douglas Hutchinson and Yankton counties
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Yankton
Royal Neighbors of America
Opal Callahan Af Geddes
Herbert Winkle
Recorderg
Doris Simpson
Vermiliah
Geddes
Clay
Turner
Bonhomme
Charles Mix
Douglas
Hutchinson
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Lochridge
Muron
South Dakota
America
Waly
DR. Holleman
France
Lindys
Polly Parrot
Amazon Rivers
Ita
Lodge
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