Religious Camp Opens Tonight at State Fair Grounds
South Dakota Conference of Seventh-day Adventists begins a ten day encampment at the State Fair Grounds. President Geo R B McNay returns from Watertown to supervise proceedings with Rev Gordon Oss as assistant. Ministers J R Staton C D Hein C G M Dabock J H Nies C A Mock I V Minner A W Kuehl J G Stolz and others organize tent rooms floors and programs. Bishop Charles Thompson arrives to deliver the opening address at eight o'clock in the main auditorium.
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South Dakota
J. R. Staton
Black Hills
C. D. Hein
CG. M. Dabcock
Redfield
Faucational
Young People’s
J. H. Nies
Watertown
C. A. Mock
Plainview Academy
I. V. Minner
Aberdeen Church
A. W. Kuehl
Sioux Falls
J. G. Stolz
Burke
J. C. Stolz
J. A. Estey
Charles Thompson
Minneapolis
RACKETEER SHOT TO DEATH IN CHICAGO cafe
Chicago May 30. Thomas McElligott a west side labor racketeer bomber and gunman was shot four times and found dead in a cafe basement near the loop. He was linked with Michael Reilly and William Clifford and had ties to a Calumet Baking Powder payroll robbery. The case, tied to a speakeasy run by Walter Staley, marks him as a leader of a bomb trusting racketeering ring with prices for bombing from 25 to 1000 dollars. Authorities sought more details as no motive or suspects were immediately identified.
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Chicago
Thomas McElligott
West Side
Loop
McElligott
Bmcblligett
Michael Reilly
William Clifford
Cicero
Walter Staley
McBuight
Clifford
Reilly
Bomb Trust
McTlligott
Gardner to Deliver Final Huron Dinner Before Move
A. KK. Gardner, newly appointed Eighth Circuit judge, will make his last public appearance in Huron before heading to St. Paul to begin his duties. A dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt, Friday night, features former Senator Crawford and Justice Campbell among five speakers. Reservations extended to Friday noon. The event is open to men of Huron and the state.
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A. KK. Gardner
Eighth Cicuit Court of Appeals
Huron
St. Paul
Hotel Maryin Hughitt
Coe I. Crawford
Dwight Campbell
South Dakota Supreme Court
B. B. McCliscey
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron Chamber of Commerce, It Was Learned Today. Justice Campbell
Rapid City-Huron
Chamber of Commerce
City Commissioners Return From Pierre
Huron city commissioners returned from Pierre after asking the state highway commission for aid on the East Third Street paving project. It is probable that the request will be favorably considered, officials said.
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Huron City Commission
East Third Street
State Highway Commission
Conference Delays Paving Project Announcement
Four members of the Huron Chamber of Commerce good roads division joined commissioners in Pierre for a conference on the highway paving project. Meager information available leaves the session and final decision pending further preliminary work before any definite announcement.
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Good Roads Division
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Pierre
5G A R VETS LEAD IN PARADE MEMORIAL DAY
Veterans led a Memorial Day parade across cemeteries at Belleau Wood Romagne Fere en Tadenois Thieau Court Bony and Suresnues honoring fallen soldiers along war torn hills and forests. Midwest sweltered as memorial day ceremonies continued in Chicago Springfield and Elmhurst with wreaths and speeches marking the day.
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Belleau Wood
Romagne
Fereen-Tadenois
Thieau-Court
Bony
Suresnues
American Memorial Day Association
Midwest
Chicago
Middle West
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Hoover
Coolidge
W. Brookhart
Iowa
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Shorthorns Sell for 6325 at South Dakota Sale
Forty one registered Shorthorn cattle brought 6325 at the State Fair grounds sale conducted yesterday by the South Dakota Shorthorn Breeders association. Carl Peterson of Watertown paid 255 for a roan bull bred by More Brothers of Seneca, the day's top price. Of the 41 animals sold, 31 were yearling bull calves, seven yearling heifers, and three cows. Average bull calf price was 158.50, total average 154.26. About 175 people attended, with 20 or 25 firms buying cattle.
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South Dakota
England Goes To Polls Today For First Parliament Vote
London May 30 Great Britain held its first new parliament in five years as women voters led turnout. Early in the day seven to eight oclock saw many women and servants voting and returning to breakfast while others delayed. Motor cars carried voters across outer suburbs and Hampstead reported women vastly outnumbering men on the rolls. In Westminster estimates suggested three women voted to every man before noon in Chelsea artists joined the turnout.
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London
Great Britain
Hampstead
Westminster
Chelsea
Polling at Park Lane Draws Luxurious Voters
Park Lane polling booth saw voters arriving in luxury cars while casting ballots, reflecting a high turnout among affluent residents amid the city’s election.
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Park Lane
Oil Man Slays Wife Then Kills Himself in Fort Worth
Arthur Sayers age 59 of Houston, a prominent oil man, shot and killed his 29-year-old wife at the home of Roger Q Williams in Fort Worth, then fatally shot himself. He had traveled to Fort Worth to urge his wife to return to him. the Orbit Oil company executive was involved in the incident.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Arthur Sayers
Houston
Roger Q. Williams
Orbit. Oil Company
Sayers
Body Of Coyne Laid To Rest At Rapid City
The body of Clarence B. H. Coyne lieutenant governor arrived in Rapid City this morning. Family and Pierre Fort Pierre friends attended a brief Masonic temple service before a funeral procession to Mountain View cemetery where George Philip of Rapid City led the burial rite.
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Rapid Gity
Clarence BH. Coyne
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Masonic Temple
Mountain View Cemetery
George Philip
Rapid
Coyne
Frankfort to Play Ball Game Sunday
Frankfort schedules the first ball game of the season against Stratford on the new diamond this Sunday afternoon. The club has signed pitcher Blondy Lovell for the season and aims to win its share of contests.
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Frankfort
Stratford
Manager Izaak Walton League Dies At Chicago
Fred F. H. Doellner, 42, general manager of the Izaak Walton League of America and noted conservationist, died after several months illness in Chicago. Born and educated in Philadelphia, he will be buried there. He led the league here for two years after helping organize Minnesota division.
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Chicago
Fred
Doellner
Izaak Walton
Arrest Three Negroes For Beloit Car Theft
Aberdeen May 30 Three men Raymond Roderick and Lulu Davis were arrested by inland authorities for allegedly stealing a car from Beloit Wisconsin. A farmer reported seeing them walking away from a sedan broken down near Winship and they were found at a local colored hangout while en route from Jamestown to join Lulu's husband. They are held in the county jail awaiting Beloit authorities.
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Aberdeen
Wis
Raymond
Roderick
Lulu Davis
Lulu
Winship
Jamestown
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