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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1931
Page
8
Armours Market Shows Gains Amid Friday Receipts
In Huron on Friday Armours receipts reached 1800 head with the market quoted 10 higher. Top price 5S. Friday quotations ranged 360-200 pounds with various weight brackets listed from 5.45 to 4.50 for different grades. Hog futures in Chicago showed bids around 6.25 for light hogs arriving Monday, with additional prices noted for heaviest and Sept contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Armours
Chicago
Grain Markets Quiet Across Minneapolis and Duluth
Grain markets were quiet with mixed shifts as July wheat rose while June futures sold off to stabilize. Cash wheat remained strong with prices steady. oats, barley, and rye showed subdued activity. Regional reports from Minneapolis and Duluth noted unchanged or modestly moved futures, limited demand, and varied cash prices across grades and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Ninneapolis
Carlet
Hopes For Rally Dashed By Rails
New York May 23 stock market fails to rally before holiday as railroad shares plunge 2 to 5 points with Avbur t slipping over 15. Among losses are American Telephone American Tobacco B New York Central Chesapeake Os Baltimore and Ohio Illinois Central Santa Fe Union Pacific and U S Steel. Trading active around 2 million shares with many issues posting losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rails
New York
Wall Street
Aubur
American Telephone
American Tobacco B
New York Central Chesapeake Mud Ghic
Baltimore and Ohio
Tlinois Central
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Steel Church Innovation Heads to Essen Church Study
Walter Brockmann reports the first mail order style steel church, a circular design by Professor Otto Barthing, relocated to Essen. The structure features central altar seating, open organ loft, and modern materials like steel and glass. Construction took four months, costing less than a masonry church while offering improved acoustics and year round use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brockmann
Essen
Germany
Cologne
Bulldts
Otto Barthing
Barthing
Crowley Awaits Death In Chair At Long Island Jail
Francis Crowley, 19, convicted of murder of a Long Island police officer, sits in jail awaiting the electric chair after a tense verdict. Police guarded the jail as Crowley allegedly lunged at a deputy and struggled with officers who separated him from his mother as crowds and jurors watched an outburst following the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Mineola
Francos Crowley
Long Island
Edwards
American Netmen Seek Clean Davis Cup Sweep
United States tennis team eyes a clean slate in the final American zone tie against Argentina. Frank X. Shields and Sidney B. Wood Jr secured a key doubles win, 6-4 8-4 2-6 6-2, over Adriano Zappa and Lucilo Del Castello, while Clifford Sutter of New Orleans makes his Davis Cup singles debut against Guillermo Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Argentina
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Adriano Zappa
Lucilo del Castillo
Action Is Deferred On Caldwell Petition
The South Dakota Supreme Court delayed a ruling on Vera Caldwell's petition for rehearing in the 5 year assault with intent to rob robbery case. Caldwell, a former Sioux Falls woman, was sentenced in 1828 from Brookings county and denied a pardon. The court met yesterday but did not indicate a decision date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Vera Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Brookings County
Cakdwell
Huron Honors War Heroes Memorial Day Observance
Huron observes Memorial Day with General Logan's order read by attorney A A Chamberlain and Lincoln's Gettysburg address delivered by Huron college student Edward Ring. The program included a trumpet duet by Ralph Meyers and Florence Shouse, a vocal solo by Beryl Kinkead Stratton, and a benediction by Dr. Carson. Wreaths were placed at the unknown soldier’s tomb as various groups held services at Riverside cemetery. Firing squads and buglers supported the ceremony, while civil holiday observances extended to city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chamberlain
Huron
General Logan
Lincoln
Edward Ring
Huron College
Ralph Meyers
Florence Shouse
Beryl Kinkead Stratton
Carson
Riverside Cemetery
Helief Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Air
Naval Services
Persey Empire
Radio Features for Walter Damrosch 30 Years Honor
NBC and WEAF network plans include a Wednesday night tribute with Deems Taylor as master of ceremonies and John Erskine speaking. Francis Alda and Reinald Werrenrath sing, under De Damrosch’s direction, with interviews of Rogers Hornsby and a 35-piece concert orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Walter Damrosch
WIZ Nbc
Deems Taylor
John Erskine
Francis Alda
Reinald Werrenrath
de. Damrosch
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Weaf Nbc
Emo Rapes
Olive Palmer
WEAF
NBC
College to hold annual sing and senior play weekend
School days near end as Huron college schedules annual events. Commencement activities include a senior play The Importance of Being Earnest, a bacalaureate sermon by Dr. Agne, final chapel, trustees meeting, alumni dinner, and a president’s reception. Rev Frank L Gosnell delivers commencement address at the auditorium Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bowe
Gertrude Lampe
Geneva Hampton
Velma Jonason
Lillian Hanson
Evelyn Berquist
Marjorie Burns
Winona Boughton
Amelia Wilcox
Bernice Howard
Milo Youel
Memorial Green
Royal Co. Agne
College Auditorium
Oscar Wildes
E. S. DuPoticet
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Board of Trustees
Gosnell
Frank L. Gosnell
Second Presbyterian Church
Auburn
University of Rochester
Columbia University
Amne
Huron ‘College
Chicago Turf Fans Offered Two Races
A pair of $5,000 stake races for three year olds and two year olds were offered for Chicago racing fans on the Washington Park Memorial Day program. Gallant Knight, winner of the Fairmount and Latonia derbies last season and runner up to Gallant Fox in the Kentucky Derby and the Arlington classic, was the favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gallant Knight
Fairmount
Latonia
Gallant Fox
Big League Leaders Incomplete Batting Standings
Partial list from Associated Press shows Phillies Arlett and other clubs leaders with scattered figures and garbled names including Cubs Pirates and Athletics. Reads as a damaged box score fragment with multiple misread entries and missing totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arlett
Phillies
Rune Iin
Hora
Cubs
L. Waner
Pirates
Hite
An Ee Pty
Cube
Davia Annecea
Athenica
Aldees
Columbus Idle but Regains Lead in AA Baseball
Columbus Red Birds return to first in the American Association after rain halted games for Columbus and Toledo while St Paul lost to Minneapolis 7 6. Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 10 5 with Donnie Bloxsom homering twice. Louisville stayed in third by beating Indianapolis 5 3 in the first night game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chicago
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Millers
Hubbles Hargrave
Huck Betts
Murphy
Bream
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Brewer
Donnie Bloxsom
Louisville
Indianapolis
May Futures Close Higher Says Milner
Milner, head of the Grain Stabilization corp, reported May wheat futures closed at 83 1/4 cents a bushel, above the 81 cent stabilizing price. He projected orderly sale of the remaining 350 million stabilized bushels and noted potential acreage reductions next fall could normalize production. Storage room is ample with 40 million bushels of added capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner
Chicago
George
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Fights Last Night Featuring Local Boxing Matches
In Sioux City Kid Lehr of Waterloo beat Carl Wells of Omaha in six rounds at 130 pounds. Rey Schneck of Waterloo defeated Ray Mann of Sioux City in six rounds at 150. Freddy Penn of Omaha beat Joey Rich of Sioux City in six rounds at 110. Mickey O Donnell of Sioux City defeated Tully Griffiths of Sioux City in four rounds at 125. Doty Turner of Sioux City defeated Johnny Moran of Detroit in four rounds at 145. In New York Kid Chocolate of Cuba stopped Georgie Goldberg of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Carl Wells
Omaha
Kid Rey Schneck
Ray Mann
Freddy Penn
Joey Rich
Mickey O'Donnell
Young Tully Griffiths
Doty Turner
Johnny Moran
Detroit
New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Georgie Goldberg
Brooklyn
Baseball Results for American and National Leagues
Baseball results show Cleveland and Detroit with players Brown Sewell Bridges Hoyt Schang. St Louis at Chicago rain. other games not scheduled. In the National League Boston faced Philadelphia with Cunningham Haid Spohrer Collins H Elliott Davis. Chicago Pittsburgh games noted, (10 innings) Malene Root Hartett Kremer Phillips Malone Root Hartnett Kremer. Cincinnati 9 16 2 St Louis wean wir oO Lucas Eckert Wysomg Asbjorn son Grimes Kaufman Wilson. American Association St Paul 6 Minneapolis 7 Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Brown
Sewell
Bridges
Hoyt
Schang
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Malene
Root
Hartett
Kremer
Phillips
Malone
Hartnett
Cincinnati
St Louis
Lucas
Eckert
Wysomg
Asbjornson
Grimes
Kaufman
Wilson
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Busy MLB Action
Charlie Gelbert of the Cardinals drove in two runs with two doubles and a single while scoring three. Willie Kamm of the White Sox stole four bases against the Tigers. Red Worthington of the Braves collected three doubles and a single against the Phillies. Johnny Moore of the Cubs singled in the tenth to drive in Jurges. Dazzy Vance and Joe Shaute of the Robins held the Giants to six hits and won 3-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Gelbert
Cardinals
Red
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Tigers
Red Worthington
Braves
Phillies
Johnny Moore
Cubs
Jurges
Pirates
Dazzy Vance
Joe Shaute
Robins
Giants
Wrestling Results From Multiple Cities
In Holyoke Nick Luize of California defeated Jack Wagner of Providence in straight falls 6 45 and 6 45. George McLeod of Iowa threw Louis Loew of France in 20 00. In Chicago Jim Lendos of Greece defeated Frank Brunowicz of New York in straight falls first in 40 30, second by default. Ray Steele of Glendale California defeated Milo Steinborn of Germany in 10 43. In Manchester Heiti Deglane defeated Glenn Wade of Nebraska in straight falls first 22 00, second by default. Bill Demetral of Chicago threw John Bellman of New York 21 60. In Toronto Gus Sonnenberg of Boston defeated George Zarynoff of Russia two falls out of three with times 23 42, 14 23, and 0 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Nick Luize
California
Jack Wagner
Provence
George McLeod
Iowa
Louis Loew
France
Chicago
Jim Lendos
Greece
Frank Brunowicz
New York
Ray Steele
Glendale
Cal
Milo Steinborn
Germany
Manchester
N. H
Heiti Deglane
Glenn Wade
Nebraska
Bill Demetral
John Bellman
Toronto
Ont
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
George Zarynoff
Russia
Zarynoff
Sonnenberg
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Keonabott
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Loula Re Nash
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Mo Pac
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von Hindenburg
Champagne
Mont Ward
Nash Cash Reg
Nat Dairy
Power Aegt
NY Cent
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Nor & West
No Am
Packard
Penn RR
Pullman
Redio
REO
Rem Rand
Reyn Tob Bath Bears
Sinclair T
Soac
So Ry
St Oil Cai
Se Oil Ne
St_OU
Siew Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tim Rire
Union
Unit Aire
Unit Fruit
US Ind
Rudy Yallee
National Radio Forum
Patrick J. Hurley
WABC
CBS
Charles M. Lockswood
Minnesota
Man Club
National Oratorio Society
Brahms
Walt Whitman
UBS
Lew White
William H. Woodin
Rudy Vallee
Trene Bordoni
Cemes
Middle West
Bit Itoga
University of Kansas
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Itoga
Wilsons
Ruths
Ferrells
Carl Dennison
Ohio State University
Scott Rexinger
University of Chicago
Colorado
Wyoming
Wassne Seed
Philadelphia
Cunningham
Haid
Spohrer
Collins
H. Elliott
Davis
Vance
Shaute
Lombardi
Mitchell and
O'Farrell
American Association
St Paul
Doyle Brokerage Co
S. W
SLC
Alford Optometrist Huron, &. D
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Peter
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Phame
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