Two Die In Headon Collision Near Mitchell South Dakota
At highway No. 37 eleven miles north of Mitchell two men died in a head on crash. J. M. Bennett of Sioux City and G. E. Basham of Woonsocket were killed. Basham's son Sidney drove his father's ambulance. Basham, formerly of Artesian, and Bennett, a Martin Kettles salesman, died from head injuries and neck fractures. The Woonsocket undertaker Basham was survived by a widow and four children. The crash and funerals dominate the local report with details of the victims and survivors.
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G. E. Basham
Woonsocket Undertaker
J. M. Bennett
Artesian
Mitchell
Woonsocket
Sioux City
Basham
Bennett
Martin Kettles Milling Company
Childern
Perlor
Lester
B. A. Hoellwart
Rapid City
Sidney
Marvin
Benjamin Basham
St Fulton
Will
Beach
Richard Creek
Terry, Mont
Trial of C Charnock and J Q Hossack in Sioux Falls
Opening statements in a Sioux Falls trial accuse C Charnock and J Q Hossack of false pretenses. Counts for two outlawed by statute of limitations reduce the indictment to one remaining charge regarding a March 7 1521 overpayment of 9793 to Western Bridge and Construction Company.
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Sioux Falls
C. Charnock
J. Q. Hossack
Omaha
L. le Fleeger
Western Bridge and Construction Company of
Minnehaha
Grand
G. Norton Jameson
Pat Morrison
State Highway Commission
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity this Week
Weather forecast for Huron area and nearby regions calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Expect mild but cooler nights with light to moderate winds and no significant precipitation.
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Fee South Daissta
Seemewhat Teoler Teaight
Hurley Denies Involvement With Convention Pamphlets
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley denied responsibility for a pamphlet distributed at the American Legion convention in Portland that referred to the bonus marchers in Washington. He said he did not send or authorize the use of the war department frank and was surprised by the distribution. He admitted writing the statement but blamed an overzealous worker for the pamphlets.
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Auditorium
Portland
Ore
The
American Legion
Hoover
War Department
Arthur
Harry M. Arthur
South Carolina
Secretary of War
Patrick J. Hurley
Patrick J. Herlay
Washington
Hurley
U. S
Stevens
Walter Edwards
Muskogee
Oklo
Ational Broadcasting Company
Floyd
Gibbons
Legion
George Malone
Nevada
Frank N. Belgraro
California
George W. Malone
Frank N . Belgrano, Jr
Legion Convention
Will Be Lenient In Loan Payment
Secretary of agriculture Arthur M. Hyde announced from a telegraphic message to Governor Warren Green that the department will act with utmost consideration for borrowers in difficulty. He said Hoover authorized him to say South Dakota farmers have borrowed over 10 million dollars for seed and other purposes and that repayment may be extended while Congress considers the matters. Midwestern governors urged the department to refrain from collecting feed and seed loans during the emergency period until farmers’ income is restored.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Warren Gren
Green
Huron
Sioux City
Hyde
Hoover
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Congress
Midwest
Militant Policy Condemned by Berlin Social Democrats
In Berlin the social democrats of the reichstag condemned the government’s militarist policy led by Chancellor Franz von Papen. They warned it would renew the race for armaments and imperil Germany by perpetuating Versailles. The Reichstag constitutional committee also set up a commission of inquiry into the decree reaction by the National Socialists and the Communists.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Franz van Papen
Germany
Reichstag Committee On
Keels 2 Commission of
Repuy
Dairy group to campaign for oleomargarine tax in SD
South Dakota dairy interests vow to fight for retention of the oleomargarine tax law, which has been referred and will be put to vote in the fall election. Clarence Lee of Brookings announced the push and Shanney was named chairman of a seven member campaign committee. Einer Mickelson Garretteau presided at the meeting, about 20 leaders attended.
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South Dakota
Clarence
Lee
Brookings
Shanney
Einer Mickelson
Garreteau
State Dairy Association
Baxter Flies from Sioux City to Huron for State Fair
D. K. Baxter of Sioux City arrives in his three place cabin plane at Huron for the State Fair. Baxter is distributor for Frigidaire refrigerators and De'co light plants in Minnesota and the Dakotas and conferred with local agents and companies during the visit.
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Baxter
Sioux City
D. K. Baxter
Huron
Mr. Baxter
Frigidaire
De'co
Minnesota
South Dakota
Town
Nebanaka
Armin Asien Company
Farm Blockade To Be Broken At Sioux City
Sioux City authorities join city and county forces to clear highways to the market after detaining 113 farm strike pickets since the blockade began. Sheriff Davenport vows open roads and harsh action against protesters as Gov Turner pledges state aid if locals first act.
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Biouk City
Iowa
Sionx City
Thomas McBride
Dan ‘Turner
Des Moines
John A. Davenport
Sioux City
McBride
McBaida
Chester McLar_ tan
Anton
Roy Boettger
Train Wreck Toll Is Placed At 55
Paris reports say the toll from yesterday’s train wreck in Algeria stands at 55 dead with 508 passengers aboard the French foreign legion unit. Officials cited washed-out roadbed and washed-out rails as the likely cause after heavy rains.
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Paris
War Ministry
French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Dae Gare
Hundreds Homeless After Seven Hour Fire Ravages Village
A seven hour blaze leaves hundreds homeless as half the village is wiped out. Affected residents seek aid and local authorities investigate the cause of the fire.
War Secretary Hurley backs any farm relief plan by farmers
War Secretary Patrick J. Hurley spoke at the State Fair pledging personal support for any farm relief plan agreed by farmers and in keeping with the U S Constitution. He argued Roosevelt’s six point plan relies on tariffs and urged an agreement on principles among farmers themselves.
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Hurley
Vincent Hgoyman
Associated Press
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Hoover Administration
Northwest
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka
Gov. Roosevelt
Hurley Tours Black Hills As Campaign Trip Opens
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley stopped in Rapid City on the eve of his South Dakota campaign speech at the state fair in Huron. He arrived from Boise, Idaho, impressed by the Black Hills and wishing for more time to explore by car and air. The party flew over the range and circled the Borglum monument with Congressman Rayal C. Johnson.
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Dako’tate Fair Grounds
Patrick J. Hurley
Grandstand
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Aberdeen
Pierre
Huron
Huron Legion Auxiliary Corp
Sioux Falls
Steele
Simon É& Rice Brothers
Sioux City
Roy Crissman
Irve Wagner
Mark Novotny
Tabor
Tabor Chamber of Commerce
Armour Market
Crissraxa
Tressurer
Scotland
South Dakota
Seaces
Donald Dawes Friese
Mar‘ing Friese
Wolsey
Defoees Mary Maher
William Maher
Hitchcock
Rheldon Donley “Tein
Henry Hein
Esmond
Hurley
Black Hills
Rapid City
S. D
Boise
Idaho
Rayal C. Johnson
Hamey Range
Borglum Monument
Con Bremihint Johnson
Hurley Visits Rapid City In War Secretary Role
The War Secretary arrived from Han id City at 10 40 a m in a tri motor plane in just over two hours. Congressman Royal C Johnson and Paul E Bellamy of Rapid City joined his party. A private luncheon and a 1 30 p m banquet with county and state Republicans were on the schedule as leaders hoped for a favorable impression. Democratic headquarters argued Roosevelt's agricultural program would overshadow Hurley.
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Hanid City
Royal C. Johnson
Paul E. Bellamy
Rapid City
Hurley
Hucley
Fair Grounds
Topeka
Kas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Green to Attend Waltonian Banquet Rally Tomorrow
Governor Warren Green told Huron officials he will attend the Waltonian banquet and rally at Hotel Marvin Hughitt tomorrow night. The gathering will feature national and state league officers and focus on water conservation in the state. Banquet sessions begin at 6 30 p.m.
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Warren Green
Huron Izaak
Sweepstakes Honors Won By Huron Girls
In the weekly come colrinng contest sponsored by the Evening Huronite sweepstakes honors this week went to Donna Key of 457 Second Street who colored the Gumps and Helen Zeller of 962 Frank Avenue Southeast who colored Out Our Way. Other prize winners earning free tickets to the Huron theatre include Robert Timm of route 4 Huron Darlene Jones of general delivery Huron Ruth Skinner of route 4 Huron Goldie Areen Skinner of route 4 Huron and Lota Leslie of Fourth Street Northeast.
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Donna Key
Second Street
Helen Zeller
Frank Avenue
Huron Theatre
Robert Timm
Route 4
Huron
Darleen Jones
General Delivery
Ruth Skinner
Goldie Areen Skinner
Lota Leslie
Iss
Fourth Street
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National Convention
Bealis
Ora Schuelke
Groton Boy
Rose Benda
Raginia
Chicago
Delbert Hanson
Davison
Leland Monararyth
Jepald
Donald Yusten
Walter Tettrault
Lawrence
Relph Herber
Andrew
Balverson
Arlene Halverson
Castlewood
Margaret
Gusarson
Brandon
Lille Hose Kiehlbauch
Tyndall
Pearl Lina
Felter
Alpena
H.C. Sorenson
Arlington
Helgas
Volgs
Roy Eimonds
Fleeger
Vicinity
Patz
Coslee Teeight
BR. Wiley
State Fair
Saya Have
Gov
Roosevelt
New York
Topéka
Schortz
Folke
Peter Nozieck
Huron Legion Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Frarédin D. Roosevelt
World Conference of Government
Gerteva
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