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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
14
Banks leaving TemC in a fast plane toward Havana refuels briefly at Curtiss airport fifty five minutes later and resumes flight to Columbia, D C, aiming to complete the New York Havana leg of about 1600 miles in roughly seven hours.
MILLFIELD Ohio November 6 The Sanday Creek Coal Company mine 6 at Meshen mine with the explosion and fire yesterday brought up the last of its dead. Eighteen men escaped and were rescued from the gas filled shaft. A morgue was set in an empty store room as relatives sought identification. Government and state investigations opened, led by J J Forbes of Pittsburgh and 5 W Smith of the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations. Officials avoided assigning blame while veteran miners blamed gas as the likely cause.
Ambassador William S. Culbertson sought an explanation from Chilean authorities for the detention of Captain Alert W. Stevens, an aerial photographer for the National Geographic Society. Stevens was held for three hours before intercession allowed his release, with unclear status on resuming travel. He arrived Oct 21 from Argentina and had been photographing the Antilles in Chilean military planes.
A Chilean official who had secured permission to depart on the northbound mail plane toward Ovalle was forced to disembark at the first stop and returned to Santiago’s airdrome, where he was arrested amid supervision concerns over photographs.
Fair tonight and Friday with increasing warmth. Histogram shows temperatures, sun rises at 7 16 a m and sets at 4 17 p m. Predominantly fair with partial cloudiness and rising temperatures through Friday in South Dakota area.
The report notes mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday with a rise in temperatures. Iowa forecasts partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with warming trends especially in the north and extreme west portions tonight.
Yankton reports high 38 low 22 with no precipitation and clear roads. Watertown records high 33 low 17 with precipitation noted. Roads remain good in both locations.
A gale at Amsterdam halted the Do X giant German flying boat, preventing its continuation toward Southampton. From Southampton the craft would head to Havre and Lisbon before a trans Atlantic flight to New York. The Dee carrying 16 aboard arrived from Altenrhein Switzerland, a five hour twenty minute journey.
Captain Frank Wm Hawks began a fast flight from Curtiss airport to Havana Cuba but returned an hour after departure for a needed adjustment. He stayed briefly at the field and then took off again toward his destination.
The 1930 South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation convention anticipates its largest attendance in seven or eight years. Officials report many county bureaus will be represented by boards and community chairmen, with meetings open to all farmers from November 11. Committee heads announced include by laws and finance C S Thompson, program and general J R Michaels, legislation W J Conklin, taxation Mick Caspers, purchasing and marketing, transportation and Farm to Market Roads V Olson, insurance F M Ellis, and home and community Mrs H A Brookings.
American consul reports major Chinese push against bandit forces in invested provinces near Hankow. Troop movements target communists while U S S Luzon comes under shore fire on the Yangtse as forces exchange fire. In Mexico City a discovery links Chapultepec Hill to Aztec monuments hidden in jungle.
Geneva dispatch reports Maxim Litvinov, Russian delegate, warning that the world faces grave war threats as disarmament talks fail. He attacks France and others demanding security before disarmament, saying some nations with loud security calls also plan provocations. He urges replacing disarmament terms with world disarmament and rejects absolute or proportional limits.
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