Redfield Justice Under $500 Bond For Larceny Charge
Arthur Moriarity the Redfield justice of the peace faced a larceny charge over a springer spaniel belonging to George Stafford president of the Huron Izank Walton league. Moriarity was released on bond and bound over to the circuit court after arraignment before Justice A L Kinkead. Key witnesses included Stafford Threadgold and Burton with the dog located at the Moriarity home.
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Arthur Moriarity
Huron
Harry Burton
Redfield
Stafford
Threadfold
W. W. Howes
John M. Erwin
Huron Izank Walton League
Howes
Threadgold
Palace
Beadle County
Burton
Burton Barber Shop
Redfeld
Beadley
John Boyle
Renfield
Border War Victim Fights For His Life
Wisbown Ontario April 4 A man identified as Steve Jurecke about 25 of Ecorse Detroit suburb hangs over the boat hull after a flaming speedboat crashed into a liquor dock at LaSalle Gat last night A rescue dragged him to safety before flames consumed the craft Doctors at Grace hospital say the face was shot away a bullet pierced his shoulder and he may recover No liquor found in the boat suggesting a return trip from Canada Police report no shots by federal agents Windsor police logged nine shots near King Island Canadian territory during the incident
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Wisbown
Detroitiver
LaSalle
Gat
Grace Hospital
Steve Jurecke
Ecorse
Detroit
Dullet
Jureeke
Beieve
Conada
Michigan
United States Customs Border Patrol
Windsor
King Island
Durecke
Tnder
Boy Missing Four Race Horses Burn
New Orleans April 4 A boy is missing after a fire at Jefferson Park race track. Four horses died, six of ten were rescued. Howard Bauer 16 saved two horses, other staff saved remaining animals. The missing boy is Jimmy Mulligan, trainer for Jack Bishop stable, last seen asleep in the barn when the fire started.
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New Orleans
Park
Jimmy
Red” Mulligan
Jack Bishop
Ves
War Hawk
Happy Bob
al Gall
Francis Beek
Howard Bauer
Collinsville
H. W. James
Local briefs highlight travels sales and obituaries
City notices report Riley and Ptacek party heading to Sioux City. Robert Selby and son Lloyd arrive from Denver with the elder Selby returning today. Mrs. J. E. Feinstein dies in Los Angeles from a cerebral hemorrhage, survived by husband and daughter Claire. Card notices announce a Trinity Guild bake sale at Bindy’s and a Christian Science lecture by Paul A. Harsch in town. Additional items mention health trips, a Rochester operation, and local sales at Leon’s Art Shop plus other ads and small notices.
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P. W. Riley
Clarence Ptacek
Sioux City
Loon's
Robert Selby
Lloyd Selby
Denver
Colo
Huron
Trinity Guild
Bindy's Market
Los Angeles
J. E. Feinstein
Fein
Survi
Claire
Feinstein
Army
St. Paul
Minn
Hennig
Pesrae
Twin Cities
Leon
Nellie Grove
Idaho Avenue Southwest
D. van Praag
Minneapolis
Bernard R. Boughton
Ursula Quigley
Business College
Mankato
Congo
Old Home Grocery
Satriday
Harry Kline
Rochester
Ay. C.D
Union Cooperative Grocery
Discrepancies in the Ernest Madden account discussed
In Canton on April 4 county commissioners reviewed alleged shortages in the accounts of Ernest Madden Lincoln county clerk of courts after a State Auditor William Dunn report. State Attorney H J Brown was instructed to notify the state bonding department of the apparent shortage for settlement. further action was not needed.
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Ernest Madden
Canton
Lincoln County
Wiliam Dunn
H. J. Brown
State Bonding Department
Wessington Farmer Injured By Horses
Wessington April 4 Special William Uselding a farmer ten miles northwest of Wessington had his shoulder broken yesterday afternoon when a team of horses reared up and pinned him against a wall while unloading feed. He was taken to Alpena for treatment and is reported resting comfortably at home.
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Wessington
William Uselding
Uselding
Alpena
Capone Tax Case Advances With New Evidence
Government reveals telegraph money orders totaling 100000 tied to Capone. Subpoenas demand original telegrams from Western Union. Records show 1928 transfers of 7 to 20 dollars, mostly Chicago to Miami, with aliases such as Acosta and Henderson appearing on many instruments. Authorities link Henderson to a gun used in a New York gangster slaying.
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Chivaagy
Scarface
Capone
Duces
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dwight Green
Chicago
Miami
Acosta
Capon
Ansibur
PLA
Henderson
Milwaukee
Franksie Yale
New
Fence Builders And Croquet Players Clash In Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on April 4 a croquet group the Lambrites and fence builders the Ole Johnsons clashed after a fence at a vacant lot disrupted a croquet game. The ensuing fight involved name calling hair pulling and a knock down. Plaintiffs seek damages totaling about 50 025 with claims of a broken nose kick to the head and injuries to ribs a wooden leg and false teeth.
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Minneapolis
David Lambrites
Ole Johnsons
Lambrites
Johneons
Cewt
Montgomery
Jolson
John Johnson
Ole Johnson
Ole
Dowdy to Instruct South Dakota National Guard Unit
Sergeant Joseph A. Dowdy, a regular army officer, will tour this week and stay two months as instructor for Company C of the local national guard unit in Huron. Dowdy completes an early tour across the state, with Huron his final stop after visiting other guards in South Dakota.
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Joseph A. Dowdy
National Guard
Dowdy
Huron
South Dakota
Petition bids for governor and congressman petitions
Pierre item notes Carl Gunderson of Mitchell fled a petition with about 4400 signatures to enter the Republican gubernatorial nomination at the May primary. T B Werner, board city editor, also filed a petition as a Democratic nominee for congressman.
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Gunderson
Werner
Pierre
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Secretary of ‘State
T. B. Werner
Boaid
Augustana Debaters Reach Pi Kappa Delta Finals
Augustana college men's debating team advanced to the finals of the National Pi Kappa Delta tournament in Wichita Kansas after a semifinal loss to Bethany College. The team had been defeated once already but encounters two defeats before final elimination per tournament rules.
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Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Wichita
Kas
Dispatch
Argus
Augustana
Bethany College
Wolsey Man Hosts 20th Bakery Anniversary Dance
Richard Sejnoha celebrated twenty years of Wesley Bakery in Wolsey with a free dance and party attended by about 325 residents. He has long been a leading local businessman active in civic and business affairs.
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Wolsey
Richard Sejnoha
Sejnoha
Welsey Bakery
Wolsey Council Member Marked for Eighth Year
A Wolsey council member begins his eighth year in May and has also served on the Wolsey independent school board, signaling continued leadership in local governance.
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Mence
Wolsey Council
Wolsey Independent School Board
Beadle County Candidate Highlights Local Theatre Pioneer
A Beadle county Republican primary candidate profiles local figure Mr. Sejncha who founded the Cozy theatre in Wolsey about 17 years ago and last fall installed talking pictures, making Wolsey the smallest South Dakota town with modern talkies.
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Beadle County
Sejncha
Wolsey
South Dakota
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Redfield Justice
Arthur Moriarty
George Stafford
New Zealand
Mack, Inc
Vidor
Egypt
Daun
Don Duncan
Blue Seal Orchestra
McMaster
Is Broadcasting
WNAX
Yankton
First Church of Christ
Paul A. Harsch
Toledo
Ohio
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Corner Fifth
Dinors
Paramount Pictures
The
Dany
United Artists
Rod LA Rocque
WM. Boyd
Betty Bronson
Barbara Stanwyck
the Kings of Laughter
Stan Oliver
Laurel and Hardy
Paramount Sound News
George C. Hunt
I. C. Dexter
E. T. Gitchell
Nash
F.o. B
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wisconsin, S. W
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