Britain and France start probe into R-101 crash tragedy
A Franco British inquiry opened in Beauvais into the R 101 airship disaster near Beauvais France that killed 47 aboard with seven survivors. Lord Thomson and Sir Sefton Brancker among the dead. Officials debated aboard counts while rescue teams recovered bodies amid intense heat and lit by torches after the seven hour voyage turned catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauvaits
France
Lord Thomson
Sefton Brancker
John Salmond
John
London
A. V.holt
Sir John
Lord Thomsen
Sir Sefton Brancker
Atlantic
Cardington
Karachie
India
Here
Hi. J. Leach
Royal Airship Works
Nnlot
Earth
Beauvais
Commission of
Air Ministry
Sir Ministry
W. G. Radcliffe
Rigger
Laura Ingalls Aims At 2 Day Transcontinental Flight
Laura Ingalls plans a two day transcontinental record flight toward Los Angeles. She departed Roosevelt Field and landed at Lambert-St. Louis after three stops, reporting nine hours forty minutes flying time. Weather could delay the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ingalls
St, Louis
Los Angeles
Miss Ingalls
Dale Red) Jackson
Roosevelt Feld
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Lufthansa Plane Crash Near Dresden Kills Six
A Lufthansa passenger plane from Berlin to Dresden crashed on moorland near Dresden killing six, including two women Fraulein Bruemel and Freu Graefe, with four other passengers named Blackwell Foddes Knittel and Kuehnelt and the pilot Erich Post. The weather was clear and the cause was not immediately known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lufthansa
Vienne
Dressen
Dresden
Fraulein Bruemel
Freu Graefe
Blackwell
Foddes
Knittel
Kuehnelt
Erich Post
Long Beevice
Luishansa
Max Lange
Connecticut Bandits Take $50,000 In Silver Heist
In Kelllngly Conn five or six gunmen robbed two truck drivers tonight bound and gagged a driver named Cornelius A Vines. They fled with silver valued at $50,000 bound for Providente dealers, loading the spoils into at least two cars. Vines described the robbers leaping onto the turning board as the truck crawled uphill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellingly
Conn
Oct
Cornelius A. Vines
Providente
Vines
Tragic Death Ends Honeymoon Journey
In St Elmo Missouri a Tulsa Oklahoma couple Lee Parish and Ann Kennedy suffered a fatal wreck near St Elena. Parish died from a broken neck. Mrs Parish was hospitalized in serious condition after their open touring car left the road and plunged into a ditch while passing a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Elmo
Lee
Parish
Tulsa
Oida
Ann Kennedy
St Elena
Illegal water diversion case against Colorado cited
Supreme court permission to file a complaint alleges Colorado diverted more water from the Laramie river than entitled by a supreme court decision. Paris dispatch notes Premier Julio Maniu of Rumasieteh resigned after a deal, reported by Havas News Agency from Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Colorado
Laramie
Bays Mania
Paris
Havas
Bucharest
Julio Maniu
Rumasiete H
Departing Guest Falls From Window Blanket Incident
Kansas City October 6 caused by a guest slipping from a blanket hanging from a second story window. R Schuman arrived to visit Mrs. Verth when a knock at the door brought a mysterious visitor. The guest denied entry and Schuman lost his grip on the blanket, causing fractures in both legs and hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oretta Verth
R . Schuman
Schuman
Verth
Waltonians Deny Role in Beadle County Hunt Rule
Beadle county hunters face a special pheasant season ordered by county farmers. Huron Waltonians chapter president George W. Stafford states the Walton league and South Dakota Fish and Game Commission have no responsibility for the rule. The commission merely followed the farmers request amid ongoing pheasant troubles, with Beadle county season opening December 1 while others start in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Izaak, Walton League of America
Beadle County
George W. Stafford
Mr. Stafford
Huron Waltonians
South Dakota Fish and Game Commission
Walton League
Beedle County
Sire Exchange To Be Biggest Ever At State Fair Grounds
The annual sire exchange, set for next Thursday October 9 at the State Fair grounds, will be the largest yet. County agent R A Cave announced a final count of 141 head of live stock and 3 poultry listed, with more likely before the event. Species include hogs Duroc Poland China Hampshire Chester White, cattle Shorthorn Hereford Holstein Ayrshire red polled and 23 rams. poultry totals 63. Cave urged all farmers to participate to boost livestock improvement and noted last minute listings can be added with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Cave
Poland
Hampshire
Chester
Ayrshire
Cave
Fersona
State Commercial Club to host South Dakota meeting
Mitchell secretary C L Rolston prepares for the South Dakota Commercial Secretaries association two day convention opening tomorrow in Mitchell. Secretaries from across the state are expected to attend with a luncheon after registration. The program covers issues facing commercial clubs in the state. Norman Bates of Huron forfeited a $5 bond after missing a court appearance for speeding. Henry Lee and A J Johnson of Huron paid $1 each for parking violations under the 4 minute rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
C L Rolston
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota Commercial Secretaries Association
Norman Bates
Huron
A. J. Johnson
Ane
Henry Lee
Hiron
Chicago Detective Deputy Is Demoted Over Disappearance List
Deputy Chief John Ryan lost command at the detective bureau and was moved to the miscellaneous division by Acting Police Commissioner John H. Alcock. The transfer followed the disappearance of a list of alleged hoodlums slated for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Onieacor
John Ryan
Detective Bureau
John H. Alcock
American Legion Urged To Promote Respect For Laws
President Hoover urged the Eighth annual American Legion convention in Boston to expand citizenship teaching and law respect. He stressed that peace arises from justice and goodwill, urging Legion posts nationwide to mobilize for lawful self government and ballot participation. He called for active citizenship to sustain the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hoover
The
American Legion
Legionnaires
Boston Arena
Legion
France
Osland Fire Prevention Talk at Huron Cooperative
Dan Osland director of public safety for Northwestern Public Service Company spoke to Huron Cooperative club members on fire prevention. He warned amateur home clothing cleaning as a major fire hazard and outlined elimination steps as part of Fire Prevention Week. D G C Sargent of McLaughlin Noreen & Company stressed systematic accounting benefits to businesses. Co-Operator Tisdale Ward, recently married, shared cigare passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
McLaughlin, Noreen & Company
Tisdale Ward
Steffen Fined For Operating Theater In Wellington
R J Steffen manager of the Rialto theater in Wellington Springs was fined 55 dollars for operating a theater without a license His license had been revoked after a Sunday show violated a city ordinance voters had rejected Steffen said he would appeal the case to the circuit court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffen
Wellington Springs
R. J. Steffen
Rialto Theater
Weather forecast for Atmadele Saati region
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with possible showers on Tuesday. Light to moderate rainfall expected with no extreme wet conditions. scattered showers may occur in western areas and coastal positions. Overnight and early Tuesday remain dry in some portions.
Guard Confessor Held Under Guard After Lingle Case
Chicago reports that Frank E L Bell the county jail prisoner who confessed to information on the murder of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle was kept under special guard fearing jailhouse revenge. He implicated Richard Sullivan and named William Lenhardt as the escape plotter. A pistol and hacksaw were found in Lenhardt’s cell and a taxi cab with a confederate waited outside to aid the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank EL Bell
Jake Lingle
Tribune
Richard Sullivan
Bell
Lingle
William Lenhardt
Lenhardt
Sid Lenhardt
Prosperity Bills Begin Their Started Journey in Huron
The Evening Huronite reports Prosperity Week to start when dollar bills are placed in booklets on ruled paper. The first bill was given by National Bank of Huron to Robert D. Lugke who spent it at Osborn Clothing for a necktie. The third bill came from Security National Bank to Byron McElligott who bought socks at J C Penney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Huron
National Bank of Huron
Robert D. Lugke
Lusk
Osborn Clothing Company
Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Security National
Bank
Byron McElligott
McElligott
J. C. Penney Company
Firemen Demonstration Practice in Huron Park
Huron fire department held a practice session at the air grounds for a demonstration in J W Campbell park Wednesday night as part of National Fire Prevention Week. They met at city hall for a quarterly meeting and voted to hold another practice Tuesday evening. Each member was assessed one dollar for relief to Ned Andrews's family, and officials thanked CFL Koepp Clothing Co for cigars given after a Koepp Building fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Are Department
Air Grounds
J. W. Campbell Park
Huron
Ned Andrews
CFL Koepp Clothing Company
Koepp
Four Huron Barbers Escape Injury in Wreck
Four Huron barbers James Lowrie AN FL Carlson Merrill Coursey and Jack Meyer along with Charles Bowell Aberdeen escaped with minor injuries when the car driven by Bowell tipped over near Stickney yesterday afternoon. Carlson and Meyer received medical care at home after being brought back to Huron. the remaining party continued to Winner for the state barber convention. Miss Leone Cayton returned to Huron for a weekend visit with relatives in Lake Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowrie
FL Carlson
Merrill Coursey
Jack Meyer
Charles Bowell
Aberdeen
Bowie
Stickney
Winner
Carlson
Meyer
Fifth Game Battle Shapes World Series Edge
In Sportsmans Park St Louis Oct 6 1930 the Athletics and Cardinals faced a pivotal fifth game tied 2-2 in the world series as Earnshaw and Grimes prepared to duel under overcast skies. Heavy crowd expected and fans buzzed over past comeback shows, with Philadelphia games looming and a chance to seize the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Sportsman
George Earnshaw
A's
Burleigh Grimes
Cardinals
St Louis
Nieely
Jesse Haines
Bob Grove
National League
Redbirds
Fearneshaw
Will Take Action On Kelley Charges
Washington reports an early stand by the interior department on Ralph S. Kelley’s claims of mishandled Colorado oil shale lands. Assistant Attorney General Seth W. Richardson, directing the federal probe, signaled a possible conclusion this week. He said he would review interior department cases for any that appeared questionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Washington
Department of
Ralph S. Kelley
Interior Department
Colorado
Seth W. Richardson
Denver Land Office
Richardson
Actor Shot While Chasing Thief in New York
Pittsburgh star Bill Robinson, a negro tap dancer and musical show star, was wounded by a policeman during a pursuit of a purse thief near a hotel. Robinson drew a pistol and fired in the air as the thief fled, and an officer who joined the chase fired, wounding the actor in the left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bill Robinson
New York
Robinson
Raillway Station
Michael Horan
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
List of recent hospital activity includes admissions for Mrs Wallace Hickcox Huron Dorothy Swoboda Huron and Abe Decker Carpenter and lamp Wessington among others. Dismissals include Mrs John Miller Hitchcock Mrs A Mf Jangeson Husphy Mortis Coats Doland and Mrs F V Vogel Human ieee Sutter Hitchcock with Velva Jeane Williams Deland and Andrew Waldner Daland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hickcox
Huron
Dorothy
Swoboda
Surgical
Abe Decker
Carpenter
Ene Lamp
Wessington
John Miller
Hitchcock
A. Mf
Jangeson
Mortis
Coats
Doland
F.V. Vogel
Humanieee Sutter
A. Ho
Euron
Velva
Jeane
Lineups for Philadelphia and St Louis game noted
The listing shows Philadelphia and St Louis lineups with players including Bishop Douttit Adams Cochrane Frisch Simmons Bottomley Foxx Hafey Miller Watkins Baas Wilson Boley Gelbert Earnshaw Grimes and umpires Moriarty Rigiee Geisel Rear dor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Douttit
Adams
Cochrane
Frisch
Simmons
Bottomley
Foxx
Hafey
le Miller
Watkins
Rf Baas
Wilson
Boley
Gelbert
Earnshaw
P Grimes
George Moriarty
Charles Rigiee
Warry Geisel
Avcodd
Jack Reardor
Moderator speaks to students on faith and life at Huron
Dr. Hugh Thompson Kerr, Pittsburgh moderator of the Presbyterian church, addresses students at Huron College chapel. He discusses how science and religion rest on accepted truths, the infinite value of each human life, and Jesus as the central influence guiding thought and action. Also present are Dr. W R Harshaw and Dr Herman C Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Presbyterian Church
Huron College
Hugh ‘Thompson Kerr
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
Thee Presbyterian Church
Cole Togo
Jesus
God
Christ
W.R. Harshaw
Munneipalis
Northwest
General Council of the
Kerr
Herman C. Weber
New York
General Council of the Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Germany
Connecticut Bandits
Waltonians
Stafford
Grove
Jack Quinn
Jimmy Foxx
Shibe Park
Wormer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!