Elliott Likely To Be Given Lenient Sentence By Court
Elliott, a Sioux City laborer, confessed to the First National Bank robbery at Elk Point. State and South Dakota authorities expect leniency due to confession and recovered loot, with a possible 210 years to life charge. He plans to plead guilty in Sioux Falls circuit court, facing his first offense and prior unemployment details.
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Elk Point
John W. Eliott
Sioux City
First National Bank
BR. W. Ellis
Union County
Elliott
Ellis
Eliott
South Dakota
Tom Green
Sioux Falls
Atate
Elis Point
Swift Produce
Winner
5. D
Robott
Rioting Recalls Dacca Bloodshed Across Bengal
Alarming reports from Bombay describe renewed Hindu Muslim rioting in Dacca with many Hindus arrested and police chief and Gurka troops detained. Nearby Beirair Bazaar and Lillooak saw shootings as rioters clashed with railway workers and European officials amid wage dispute tension. Ten nationalist volunteers were wounded during a salt depot raid at Dharasana before police dispersed them.
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Bombay
Dacca
Calcutta
Bengal
Rair Bazaar
Lillooak
East India
Dharasana
Umiadi
Untadi
Bulsar
Gujert
Bishop Locke to Speak in Huron on June 22
Bishop Charles Edward Locke of St Paul will be the Sunday evening speaker at First Methodist Episcopal Church in Huron on June 22. He leads a district including Wisconsin Minnesota and South Dakota and has spoken before the local Methodist congregation and several aero clubs during prior visits.
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Huron
Charles Edward Locke
St. Paul
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Locke
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Bandit shoots grocer in Omaha raid
Nathan Brmd sky, a grocer, was shot and seriously wounded last night after resisting a bandit who followed him into his home and attempted to rob him. The gunman fled, unknown.
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Omaha
Nathan Brmdsky
Honor Survivor Led Memorial Day in Chamberlain
Charles Lockwood, sole survivor of the Last Man's Club, helped honor departed Civil War comrades in Chamberlain on Memorial Day. He spoke at the cemetery, chaired the city hall program, and led a flower-boat tribute on the Missouri to remember sailors lost at sea.
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Chamberlain
Charles Lockwood
Lockwood
Royal Cemetery
Lockewood
Stilwater
Minn
Lincoln
G. A. R. Post
Lafe Shrake
Hon O
Shrake
Banka
Missouri River
Wisconsin Crash Victim Edna Dust Dies in Madison Hospital
Edna Dust age 14 from Mount Horch high school died in Madison Wisconsin hospital after a vehicle train collision near Mt Horch the previous day. Hilton Wagner 14 was killed. Ernal Johnson 16 the driver may die. Three other teens were injured. Horeb freshmen returning from a pine outing were involved.
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Wisconsin Hospital
Madison
Wis
Edna Dust
Mount Horch High School
Mt. Horch
Hilton Wagner
Inday
Ernal Johnson
Piente
Car bombings break quiet of New Orleans
Two street car bombings in different city sections end a two month quiet and raise dynamited cars to over 75 in the Carmen strike era. Passengers and crews escaped injury as the blasts disrupted service and alarm spread through the city.
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New Orleans
Folley
Carmen
I. Joly
Bodenhamer Urges Faster Aid for Disabled World War Vets
Brownwood Texas May 20 G L Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion urged Congress to hasten Johnson bill legislation to extend relief to disabled World War veterans. He said immediate assistance is needed and noted the bill as reported would aid about 4 000 disabled men at a cost under 100 million dollars and could gain presidential approval. Memorial Day observances in Washington honored soldiers dead from Arlington to Gettysburg with ceremonies led by President Hoover and wreaths placed at the Unknown Soldier tomb.
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Brownwood
Tex
G. L. Bodenhamer
American Legion
Bodenhamer
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Legion For
Congress
Washington
America
Arlington
Gettysburg
Hoover
Great National Cemetery
Abraham Uncoin
Two Bodies Reported After Gangster Shootout In Chicago
In Chicago on May 3, police hunted for a gangster’s body believed killed early Friday. A second body was reported on a county highway by two women at South Cicero avenue and West 112th street, but it disappeared when police arrived. Sam Hunt, held after the north side shooting, with a shotgun in a Bolt bag, denied involvement and gave no usable information.
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Chicago
Cicero Avenue
West 112Th Street
Sam Hunt
North Side
Plane To Buenos Aires First Flight From Hartford
A plane named K of New Haven began a flight toward Buenos Aires, taking off from Hartford at 8:44 a m local time. It will refuel for the first leg at New Haven, with subsequent legs planned to Bridgeport Washington and Atcostla naval base, following contracts over those stops.
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Buenos Aires
Hartford
Conn
New Haven
Bridgeport
Washington
Atcostla Naval Base
Huronians Honor Memory Of Those Who Died In Battle
Huron citizens paused to honor veterans from Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I and II in a parade and ceremonies. Four Civil War era veterans rode, with a fifth at Riverside cemetery. other veterans and auxiliaries joined in. Miss Gladys Pyle urged renewed citizenship while G A R and American Legion officials led readings of Lincoln and Logan orders.
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Huron
United States
Dr. H Carson
J. C. Hatfield
Trad D. Parkhurst
C. W. Truex
William A. Thompson
Ilinesa
Gladys Pyle
Pyle
Miss Pyle
America
Carson
H. P. Carson
Kilpatrick
Grand Army of the Republic
Hatfield
Andrew Martin
Rietside
H.m.whiamah
American Legion
Ralph Nohlgen
Lois Gitchell
Winona Boughton
Eugene Kingdon
Donald Streeter
A. J. Ray
H. A. van Deursen
Desst
Stackpole
Riverside Cemetery
Women’s Relief Corps
James River
Soldier Killed by Accidental Rifle Fire at Fort Crook
Fort Crook Nebraska May 30 Henry L Smith private tenth infantry Fort Crook killed by accidental rifle discharge while scoring targets on a range. Bullet appeared to ricochet from target frame. Eighteen men on line. army officials do not know who fired the fatal shot. Also Sioux Falls guests of North Dakota chamber groups from six cites toured the area. Fox injured in collision between his car and an Omaha freight train at Sioux Falls. injuries not serious.
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Fort Crook
Neb
Henry L. Smith
10Th Infantry
Smith
Harrisburg
Ark
Graf Zeppelin Fast Trip Toward Lakehurst Pace
The Graf Zeppelin progresses swiftly across the Spanish Main toward North America with hopes of reaching Lakehurst New Jersey hours ahead of schedule. Commander Eckener notes possible Havana detour blocked by bad weather as the craft maintains speeds around 85 miles per hour, transmitting from Barbadoes Pass as it nears San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Spanish Main
Lakehurst
N. J
de, Eckener
Havana
Graf
C. S. CT
Barbadoes Pass
San Juan
Porto Rica
Lobbyists Called Simple Parasites
Washington May 30. Senate lobby committee chair Caraway called most Washington lobbyists simple parasites preying upon the public. He said they prey on individuals and groups away from Washington and serve no useful purpose. He urged the public to withhold support for selfish interests while affirming constitutional rights to petition. The inquiry showed leading groups infesting Washington and pushing for influence.
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Washington
Caraway
Senate
Sioux Falls Police Face Liquor Purchase Allegations
Sioux Falls officials including Chief Strahan and Assistant Chief Geelan denied charges that they purchased liquor. An undercover agent swore liquor was found at Mrs. Ella Schoeneman’s house during a raid, while officers claimed they were framed and blamed Mrs. Schoeneman for seeking revenge after an arrest.
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Sioux Falls
Strahan
Rogers Hornsby Hurt In Game With Cards
Chicago May 30 Rogers Hornsby star second baseman of the Cubs was injured in the first game of today's double header with the Cardinals. An X-ray in hospital feared a fractured left ankle after he twisted his leg while being blocked between second and third bases. If confirmed, the injury could sideline him for most of the season and hurt the Cubs title chances.
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Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornaby
Hornsby
Cubs
Extra Session For Pact Discussion May End By July 4
Washington May 30 The tariff bill faces possible adjournment by June 20 with a post session on the London Naval limitations treaty to follow. Opponents weigh delaying the pact until December while Hoover and pact advocates expect swift ratification. Navy officers receive praise from Senator Johnson California for testifying on national defense needs.
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Washington
PiConfigent
Congress
Senate
Navy Admiralty
Hoover
House
Watson
Indiana
McNory
Oregon
Johnson
California
Californian
Foreign Relations Committee
Hay
Jones Reaches British Amateur Final at Saint Andrews
Bobby Jones advanced to the final of the British amateur championship at Saint Andrews by beating George Voigt one up. Jones will face Roger Wethered tomorrow, a former champion and Walker Cup captain, after Wethered defeated Lister Hartley two up with one to play.
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Jones
Voigt
St, Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
George Voigt
Roger Wethered
Wethered
Lister Hartley
Beaven Assured as President of Northern Baptist
Dr Albert W Beaven president of Colgate Rochester divinity school was assured of election as president of the Northern Baptist convention at its annual Cleveland conference. Nominated after twice declining office he agreed to serve if elected leaving Lake Avenue Baptist church Rochester two years ago. Alton L Miller Boston candy manufacturer is the owner.
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Albert W. Beaven
Cleveland
Colgate Rochester Divinity School
Rochester
N. Y
Northern Baptist Convention
Beaven
Lake Avenue Baptist Church
Colgate and
Rochester Theological Schools
Boston
Weather Forecast for Aurea and South Dakota
Increasing cloudiness tonight with possible showers and a slightly warmer night. Saturday may bring showers in the extreme west portion and central areas, with warmer readings in the rightlm south central portion.
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Aurea
South Dakota
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S. Younger
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France
Younger
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Department of the Potomac
National Episcopal Cathedral
Woodrow Wilson
George Dewey
White House
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Chambers of Commerce
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Fox
Souuk Falls
Sinthi-Falls
Ogoupaat
Max Boyhl
Buren
Francis M. Stephenson
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