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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
8
A Mercer County paper charges a former lawyer with involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping murder. The article alleges the ex-attorney aided or influenced the crime, tying ongoing legal action to sensational claims surrounding the famous case.
Mrs Aena Hauptmann visits her husband Bruno Hauptmann hours before his scheduled death in Trenton New Jersey The Associated Press notes she remains hopeful he will not die in the electric chair while prison rites bar family visits on execution day and references prior delays and reprieves linked to Ellis Parker and Gov Hoffman actions with the Lindbergh baby case.
Berlin reports Dr. Hugo Eckener commander of the Graf Zeppelin has been branded taboo by the Nazi propaganda ministry for refusing to issue a campaign appeal. Officials cropped his name from public notices about the Graf and the Hindenburg while prominent figures were urged to back Hitler. Eckener, a technician by profession, refused to participate citing his nonpolitical role.
Geraldine Brinkman sue s King Ferdinand Wulf for 2000 dollars over an automobile crash April 23 1935, one and a half miles east of Cavour. Chamberlain and Hall represent the plaintiff. Max Roghl for Wulf. Jury selection expected to dominate today’s session in front of Judge Frank B Fisher.
In La Paz police say leaders of a so called genuine republican party planned violence and deported several suspects including Jose Gabino Villanueva Enrique Hartzog and Eustaquio Blhga. Officials claim they hid arms and planned attacks amid Bolivia's political turmoil. Brazil's foreign trade body studies cooperatives with machines finances to grow cotton.
In St Petersburg Florida protests by church leaders swirl as nude art models may appear among festival floats for tomorrow's parade. Parade Chairman William T a former inspector of New York police defers on a decision while church committees threaten action over floats deemed to corrupt youth morality.
Hof 273 starters, fifteen men's teams and eight women's teams remain in the Pi Kappa Delta debace tournament in Houston. S. R. Toussaint of Monmouth College was elected president of the forensic fraternity with George W. Bahan and George McCarthy named vice presidents. Outgoing president joins the national council. Roy Traver and wife return from Port Oregon with son to visit in the Morse home. A note says cars at 70 mph need about five times as much horsepower as at 20 mph.
Mrs Laura F Arnold of Watertown returns home after visiting her son C E B Arnold in Huron with Mrs C B E Arnold to visit briefly. EM Bennett travels from Davenport to Rock Island visiting sons Edward and James Bennett. Charles Shepherd returns to Rapid City to attend School of Mines after spring vacation with parents Mr and Mrs D F Shepherd. Irwin Winter arrives from Vermillion to spend a week with his parents. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Q C Lee in Huron at 2 AM weighing eight pounds two ounces. Bruce McIntyre returns from California after two months visiting San Jose Los Angeles and San Francisco. Herbert Crees heads to Twin Falls Idaho for a newspaper job. Mrs B O Richards and son Richard arrive from Indianapolis to visit. she plans to join later. Robert D Lusk and G Fuick of Huron with E F Lusk of Rapid City attend Mitchell meeting of South Dakota newspapermen. Beth Steffens from the University of South Dakota arrives to spend spring vacation with her parents.
Steffens will return to Vermilion on Monday as classes resume Tuesday. President Frank L. Eversall of Huson College left by train for the east for college business, planning to visit several cities including Chicago Detroit Marion Cincinnati Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cortland and Rochester before May first.
Democratic Mayor Edward J. Kelly, en route to a Democratic rally at a loop hotel, accidentally entered the wrong room and remained unfazed as the scene sparked light laughter from Republicans.
The speaker notes being recognized and moves to the speaker’s stand declaring that dying now would be fitting as the last place the devil would search for him. The vivid remark captures a defiant mood at the rally.
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