Graf Zeppelin Reaches Lakehurst After Long Atlantic Flight
Graf Zeppelin lands at Lakehurst Port after a 5500 mile Atlantic hop from South America. The airship, escorted by the U S Navy, settles near the mooring mast as three dirigibles appear, creating some confusion. Captain Hugo Eckener signals ground crew and prepares for the next leg toward Friedrichshafen, planned for Sunday night.
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Tig
Los Angeles
Mar
Graf
Hugo Eckener
de Graf
South America
Atlantic
Friedrichshafen
Dirigible
Pacific
Ger
Spein
Africa
South Lautic
Penambuco
Rio
Juneiro
Lakehurst
Jones Annexes British Crown at St Andrews
Bobby Jones defeated Roger Red in the 36 hole final to win the Bush shrRbour championship, overcoming a late push by Red. Jones built a morning lead, halved many holes, then extended to clinch the title as the British Crown scene watches the American ace add another major to his string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethered Waneet & Erept
Bobby
How
Ang
Sterting
Burnside Silent On Police Scandal In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls faced uncertainty as charges and denials swirl around Chief Strahan and his department amid liquor raids at a city official’s home. Mayor Burnside remained silent and the city commission planned Monday actions.
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Burnside
Sioux Falls
Cuy Steahon
George W. Burnside
City Commission
Elia Scheeneman
Strahan
Guy Geelan
Arsistant
Schneneman
W. Be, Abert
Unsettled Weather Across Huron Region Tonight and Sunday
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions in Huron and nearby areas with possible showers and cooler nights. South Dakota also expected unsettled with a chance of local showers tonight, then warmer in the southeast, cooler Sunday in the west and north portions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Baptists Open Busy Session in Cleveland Meeting
The northern Baptist convention began a busy session in Cleveland with focus on prohibition, officer elections, and relations with the Federal Council of Churches. A nationwide educational campaign against liquor was expected, while the committee on cooperation faces opposition from fundamentalists. Dr Albert W Beaven was recommended to become president, replacing Alton L Miller of Boston.
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Cleveland
Northern Baptist Convention
Federal Council of Churches
Mebel Walker Willebrand
United States
Committee
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Alton L. Miller
Boston
Albert W. Beaven
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Rochester, N.4
Attempt To Prove Simons Murdered
Kentland Maryland May 21. A murder mystery surrounds the death of William Simons former Chicago Board of Trade member. A coroner jury verdict is awaited as the body bore bullet wounds. Simons son Richard has quit university studies to lead the family investigation. A $20,000 life policy with double payout if murder proven adds motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentland
William Simons
Chicago Board of Trade
Richard
Trate
Simon
Baccalaureate Services Set for Huron High Class of 1920
The forty third Huron high school graduating class of 120 seniors will gather in the college auditorium at 8 PM tomorrow for baccalaureate ceremonies. The program includes openings by the high school orchestra, oaths, an anthem, scripture reading, a sermon, benediction, and postlude, led by Rev. A S Carlson and Rev. Alfred Trenerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron High School
College
J. Bauman
Mendelssohn
A. S. Carlson
Wallace Bristol
Episcopal Church
A. J. Lang
Huron City
Frank Lockridge
Alfred Trenerry
Carlson
Three To Ten Drown In Holiday Fishing Boat Capsize
Santa Monica California May 31 71 three to ten persons were reported dead after the fishing boat Ameen capsized in a squall on Memorial Day. Crew and passengers numbered from 52 to 55 with 49 survivors. Known dead listed include John W Lockhard 14 Pasadena and T E Barnett 20 Los Angeles. Missing names cited by authorities include IK Lake Glendale James Huntsman Santa Monica Joseph Memoir Sawtelle Richard Consey Los Angeles WW Ferguson Glendale William James Glendale Sar S Suenavi Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Cal
Wilkin Lightfoot
C A. Morrig
Lightfoot
Morris
William Bright
Sherif’s
Clarence Webb
Laval
Bright and Webb
John W. Lockhard
Pasadena
T. E. Barnett
Los Angeles
Margaret Keiler
IK. Lake
Glendale
James Huntsspan
Joseph Memoir
Sawtelle
Richard Consey
Ww. S. Ferguson
William James
Sar S. Suenavi
Brown County F B Adds New Members
Brown County F B reports 8 percent of Brown County prospects joined the Palm Bureau during the past week, as director George B Kennard explains after a week long campaign with six meetings. He expects membership to double by midsummer and plans a similar drive in Day County next week.
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Palm Bureau
Brown County
Merning
George B. Kennard
South Dakota Federation
Kennard
Mr. Kennard
Day County
Australian Ordains New Adventist Conference Head
An Australian minister Rev OC Watson of Sydney was elected president of the general conference of Seventh Day Adventists at the 2nd annual session in San Francisco. He succeeds W A Spicer of Washington DC who served eight years. Other officers include general vice presidents H Evans of Shanghai Montgomery of Washington and W H Branson of Capetown and treasurer J I Shaw, all with HQ in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventists Conference
San Francisco
OC. H. Watson
Sydney
General Conference of
Seventh Day Adventists
Tee
Watson
Washington, D
Branson
Capetown
Africa
Shaw
Washington, D. C
J. A. McEibaney
Washington, DG
Niagara Barrel Descent Repeats Daring Feat at Falls
Willis Hill, known as Maggi or Willam Red, descended Niagara in a steel barrel carved with two hours of siting in the rapids. He launched from Maid of the Mist Landing and emerged at Queenstown dock after about five hours, enduring buffeting and rocky hazards before continuing the voyage toward the whirlpool and rapids. He planned a repeat if offered inducements.
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Niagera
Willam Red
Niagara Falls
Hal
Queenstown Dock
Hill
Queenstown
Sioux Falls Surges Past 25 Cities in Population Ranks
Washington March 31 Associated Press notes in census tallies show mid sized cities gaining, with Sioux Falls rising from 289th ten years ago to 33,242 now. The decade marks substantial growth in 25,000 to 50,000 population towns and notable suburban expansion around major metros.
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Sioux Fails
Washington
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
S. D
Kakomo
Richmond
Ind
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rome
Moline
Wilmington
N. C
Watertown
Muskogee
Oklo
Pensacola
Fla
Fort Fort Smith
Ark
Newburgh
N.Y
Nashua
N. H
Marion
Ohio
Bloomington
Armed Hunters Seek Escaped City Lion in Nevada Park
Armed hunters scoured the hills near East Ely Nevada as they searched for Pringass Patricia a young lioness who escaped yesterday through an open cage door in a city park. Children were kept indoors and patrols warned sheep yards and cattle camps across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nevada
Pringass Patricia
Mrs McCormick To Give Radio Address
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick representative from Tilin gis will be the fourth speaker in the international viewpoint series of trans Atlantic broadcasts. She will speak for twenty minutes at 2 20 p m Wednesday June 4. Her talk will be carried by stations of the National Broadcasting Company and go across the Atlantic by short wave to be redistributed by the BBC. Her subject will be Women of the central west and their world viewpoints. She will speak from Wilox ton.
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McCormick
New York
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Tilingis
Trans Atlantic
S. T
National Broadcasting Company
Atlantic
British Broadcasting Corporation
Central West
Wi Loxton
Habicht Store Construction Underway in Huron Fireproof Two-Story Brick Building
Ground was broken Monday for the Habicht & Habicht store on a 25,000 square foot lot beside the National Bank of Huron. The $339,000 structure will be brick and concrete with a full basement and three floors, offering nearly three times the current floor space. Contracts were awarded to Gust Jacobson Construction for general work, E A Pugsley for plumbing and heating, and Electrical Service Co. for wiring. The building is expected to be completed in about 80 days once excavation starts, with a 120,000 total investment across both Habicht and nearby Tams store projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habicht & Habicht
National Bank of Huron
Myon
Babicht
Aish H
Pence
West Third Street
Gust Jacobson Construction Company
E. A. Pugsley
Leetic Service Company
E. R. Joothrop
C. W. Hudlett
Weington Springs
Miller
Worthington
Zinn
Third Street
Dakota
Wisconsin Avenues
Tams
Barbara Tams
Tama
Longstaff and Gardner Form New Huron Law Firm
George E. Longstaff and William M. Gardner leave Churchill and Benson to establish Longstaff and Gardner Attorneys in Huron. They plan to move into the Security National bank building by week’s start and will boast a large law library including Judge A. K. Gardner’s volumes. Longstaff, a 1922 University of Michigan JD graduate, has eight years of practice in Sioux Falls. Gardner, UW LL B 1928, joined the firm as a successor to Judge Gardner in the eighth circuit court of appeals. Both have long general practice experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan Law School
Longstaff
Dfuven
Gardner & Churchill
Gardner
University of Wisconsin
Churchill
Eighth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Thirty Hour Week Policy Shift Ties Railroads to AFL
Western railroad executives received official notice that future contracts with the Railway Clerk and maintenance of way workers will specify a thirty hour week. Nine presidents of international unions affiliated with the AFL joined in the notification, aligning six hour days and five day weeks for shop employees and maintenance crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Railroads
American Federation of Labor
Puggbeges
Mob Riots Over Black Man Attack In Chickasha Jail
A mob of about 1000 men stormed the Chickasha jail after a Black man, Henry Argo, allegedly attacked a white woman. Guards used tear gas and machine public safety items. several rioters hurt, Argo shot and wounded, later reported fatally hurt, with clashes continuing through the night.
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Chickasha
Opig
Henry Argo
Oklaoma City
Illael
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Grandy County
National
Fort Sill
Oxla
Chickasha City
National Guard
Oklahoma
Pope Pius XI Celebrates 73rd Birthday
Pope Pius XI, born Achille Ratti in Desio near Milan on May 31 1857, marked his seventy third birthday today in Vatican City. Greetings poured in from around the world as the pope’s long tenure continued.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Achille Ratti
Pius XI
Desio
Milan
Popa
Democrats Plan Nominees For State Ticket At Convention
South Dakota Democrats head to Pierre for the state convention to choose nominees before the May primary. Leaders expect no serious opposition to Gov. Bulow and D. A. McCullough, with possible rivals from McNamara and L. J. Wagner. Names discussed include A. B. Amundson, Jas. Grigsby, and Verus Wollheter among others, with offices to be filled including state auditor treasurer and railroad commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balow
Elverin
Fermi
Governe Bayton
U. S. Senate
D. A. McCullough
Kubermaera
Jorgen Boo
Preshe
Geruks
Verus
W. W. Howes
Huron
Democratic National
Ed Wilson Suffers Arm Injury in Interstate Crash
Ed Wilson, a train dispatcher for the Chicago and North Western, sustained a broken wrist and arm in a car accident about noon yesterday nine miles north of De Sint. Mrs Wilson and Miss Sheeley were injured and confined to bed after the crash on loose gravel when the car overturned during rain. A. E. Buck and the Wilsons were en route from Huron to Bin Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wilson
Neurasia Avenue
Chicago and North Wester Railway Company
Huron
de Sint
Wilson
Emma Sheeley
A. E. Buck
bin Stone
Grant Charter To Artesian Scouts
The Artesian Boy Scouts troop receives charter approval from the South Dakota council. Sponsored by the Artesian Business Men’s Association, the troop lists C. E. Adams S. G. Callitan and Wy e. Quinn on the steering committee with Rev. John Clayton as soulmaster and Bryce Adame assisting. Charter members include Kenneth Paulson Alton Gresbrink Bernard Gresbrink Henry Callihan Jimny Quinn Harrison Heath Patrick Hoy Lloyd Emil Anderson and Maurice Baxter. Official certificates issued. some members plan to attend Camp Du Se By.
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Boy Scouts
Artesian
Rooa
Control South
Bernard Gresbrink
Henry Callihan
Jimny Quinn
Harrison Heath
Patrick Hoy
Lloyd Emil Anderson
Maurice Baxter
Trea
Camp du Se
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New Jersey
Fox Germany
Jones
Wethered
Suresnes
Paris
Ameriea
France
Congress
Baptists
Simons
Brown County F. B
George Longstaff
William Gardner
Film Vamp
Lya Se Putti
Awey
Ais
G. W. Skinner
Eiht
Minar Oy Dices
L'On
Cyr Vention
Defeentes
Pierre
Artesian Scouts
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