Attorney General Makes Decisions PIERRE May 30
The attorney general's office holds that recovering transportation allowances from a school district without interdistrict arrangements is not possible. A separate opinion notes precinct committeemen must be elected by party electors from their party, not cross party, and a missed notice does not invalidate an otherwise held election if conducted properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rogers
Mitchell
E. C. Giffen
Giffen
Wy Sthoal
Census Adds 18 Cities Of 100000 Population
Washington May 30 Eighteen new towns over 100000 population have been added by the 1930 census to the 1920 list. Twenty cities report yet. The five largest remain unreported: New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Los Angeles. The table shows rising southern and California gains with various city figures and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
California
Census Bureau
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Les
Hank Popu
Cleveland Ltd
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Ninneapolis
Cincinnati
Newark
Indianapolis
Seattle
Rochester
Jersey City
Portland
Providence
Ith
Thirteen Graduate From Alpena High School 1930
Alpena high school held class day exercises for 13 graduates, seven boys and six girls, on Wednesday afternoon. The 1930 graduation was at Dreamland theater with O W Coursey of Mitchell delivering the address and the Huron high school boys glee club furnishing music. Graduates include Pauline Millhouse Lucille Murphy Ellsworth Murphy Raymond Smith Milo Webber Vera Smith Helliah Yarge Kev Luckey Anna Grvenhoff Viola Greenhoff Hazel Baruth Arthur Anderson and Franklin Kinsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena High
Alpena
Alpena High School
Dream-land Theater
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Huron High School
Pauline Millhouse
Lucille Murphy
Ellsworth
Murphy
Raymond Smith
Exonerated by Jury in Decorah Poisoning Case
Walter Casten was cleared by a 12 man jury in Decorah Iowa of poisoning his 14 year old daughter Romelda on November 23. The verdict came after four hours of deliberation, ending the insurance fraud accusation tied to a $5 000 policy. The death occurred at the family farm after a return from a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Iowa
Walter Casten
Casten
Romelda
Five Hurt In Collision In Fire Chief’s Pursuit
Fire Chief P. M. Cogan crashed into a light sedan while en route to a blaze. The sedan overturned with the occupant pinned beneath wreckage. The chief’s car continued for nearly a block, then was pressed aside and driven on, according to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Cogan
Indian Evangelist Arrives Saturday for Huron Revival
Rev. F. Peppers and his wife, renowned evangelist and musicians, arrive in Huron to conduct a revival at the Huron Gospel Tabernacle in Daum's Hall, 439 Bakota Avenue South. The campaign opens Sunday night at 7:45 and runs nightly all week, inviting residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Peppers
Pacific Coast
Huron
Peppers
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Daum
Bakota Avenue South
Rake
Record Claimed By A Man For Having Odd Name VERMILLION
John William Reuben Helmuth De La, a USD graduate student, claims a state record for most capital letters in a full name. He heads the mathematics department at Minot State Teachers College and will receive an AM in mathematics in July. He previously led North Dakota Normal’s math department for seven years and was Drake, North Dakota’s superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
John William Reuben Helmuth de la
University of South Dakota
Mr. de la
de la
Minot
Strife Continues To Ravage China
Reported Reds surround Changchow near Amoy while new northern victories are claimed along the Haichow Tungkwan railroad. Northern forces push east, establish Tangshan defense, and threaten Changchow as refugees flee toward Amoy. Assassination of Fukien opium commissioner blamed on political revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Changchow
Amoy
Fukien
Nanking
Haichow-Tungkwan
Henan
Tangshan
Suchow
Kweiteh
Honan
Reda
Fukien Province
League Plans State Board Meeting in October at Huron
State board met at Mrs. E. W. Feige’s home to outline plans for the upcoming state convention of the League of Women Voters to be held in Huron in late October. Reports from Mrs. Feige and Mrs. J. R. Parkes covered the Louisville national convention, with South Dakota’s $100 memorial gift presented to the national memorial fund. Attendees included Mrs. G. B. Tuttle, Mrs. Reuben Bennett, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Wm. Liebsch, and Mrs. S. R. Parkes, who discussed pre election plans and educational efforts on legislative topics. A geological survey noted the probable Canadian oil fields area at 300,000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
League of Women Voters
Huron
E. W. Feige
J. R. Parkes
Minneapolis
National League
Feige
Louisville
Ky. Mrs. Feige Attended the Convention As the South Dakota
South Dakota
National Memorial Fund
G. B. Tuttle
Mitchell
Reuben Bennett
Arlington
Charles Miller
Wm. Liebsch
5. R. Parkes
Radio Listings With Concerts And Programs Across Cities
A dense schedule of radio programs and orchestral listings spans stations from WRAF New York to WEAF Chicago, detailing times and acts such as Walter Damrosch Orchestra and Rene Wee, with varied segments including movien hour, dance orchestras, and Christmas-season style broadcasts across multiple networks and local stations. The long list mentions dozens of call letters, venues, and program blocks, highlighting a broad panorama of 1930s era radio entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRAF
New York
NEC
New Business World
Alao
WGY
wSal
KGO
RCW
KBG
Bride of the Regiment
WEIC
WDAF
WJIAX
WEAM
Walter Damrosch Gmpany
Etord Gibbons Alsway
WEMJ
WEEC
Wlax
Wieo Wrap
WMC
A. Rolfe
Yu Pees
Rene Wee
Ron Bed
RSL
WBA
Fon
EHQ
wFonte
Alsg
ESD
Wiobe
Susane Vo
Denan Bigalow
Wcky Wow
Busy Valles
Orchestra Alae
Tam Ksd
WJAX
WMC Wic
WIEO
Wasc Ne
LCBS
Orranceé
Industriaat
America
KPH
WECM
WFIW
ELRA
ELZ
KFRC
EVI
wkRc
WEEN
Wowo
WELM
WE AS
KMOX
KOLL
KMBC
WISN
WCCO
WIBW
KYH
WBOM
WSP
RRS
WLAG
KLEA
Kdyl Rhi
WADC
WHR
WGP
Wecwlac
Keijf Etsa Klz Kdyl
MBC
Wapd
Aireol
Wspp
WREC
KLZ
KDYL
Rev Kerr Takes Up Church Problems In Assembly
In Cincinnati on May 30 the Rev Hugh Thompson Kerr of Pittsburgh was installed as moderator as the Presbyterian Church in the U S A began its general assembly. The group tackled issues from church organizations to cigars and amusements and heard 22 overtures from Presbyteries for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Cincinnati
Hugh Thompson Kerr
Pittsburgh
General, Assembly of the Presbyterian
Commission On
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Len
Ker Paw
Perriton’s
Maren’s Best. ‘Pharmacy
NBC Chain
FMC
Tha Brush Man
KDKA
Wren Kfab
KSL
KECA
Wren Kyw
KWH
Bork Wren
Wren
KORA
Godfrey Ludiow
WJZ
Andy
KPRC
Keca Romo
Kgw
KHO
WSM
WSB
WEMB
Kuw
Floyd Gibovonsswibo
EFAR
WSMB
WHAS
WEBCO
KYW
WIZ & Weaf
Iebra
Binance
Waeims
State Street
WGN
WEAF
WLS
Sparta
WMAQ
Water Boys
Amos
WLW
Knights
WIZ
Atlanta
Bray
KRLD
Orcheatra Uate Ae
WFAA
Dallas
Arttat
WBAP
Fort Worth
Des Moines
Bret
Politica
Weco Minneapo
Paul
Hotel Orchestra
WABCO
Ara
Zri-Kmox
St. Lovie
Berg
Weaf So—Hotel Orchestra
Singera & Orchestra
Aim
Champer
Jack Turner
Manhyilie
Music Shop
Huntera Sh—Harmonica
Tharmonies
Orch
Los Angeles
J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
Ohio
B. F. Patton
Mets
McCormick-Deering
Frank Oviatt
EK. W. Bottomley
Troqueis
Louis Borkheis
Wayland
Dakota
Geo. A. Perry & Co
Bancroft
Dd. Wolsey Imp. Co
Wolsey
D. Holtey Bros
Virgil
D. A.W. Fox & Son
Miller
D. Jamon Bkow
Rayville
McCormick- Deering
Muscles of Motors
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