Herrick Body Returns Home From Brest On French Cruiser
The body of American ambassador Myron T. Herrick left Brest aboard the Tourville for New York, escorted by French sailors. Commandant Abrial took charge at sea as a funeral salute echoed across the harbor and a brief embassy ceremony marked the transfer from ship to deck.
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Brest
France
Myron T. Herrick
Tourville
America
New York
J. M
Tie
Dolmen
William Harts
Paris
William Schatten
Parnely Hertick
Brest Harbor
Weather summary for tonay and vicinities
Weather notes indicate unusual readings with highest and lowest figures a year ago and record early spring values. Snow tonight expected as trains in the Maron area turn to snow, with precipitation totals for the month and year to date and local vicinities noted.
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Tonay
Tony
Unsettled Weather Focuses on South Dakota Minnesota
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions in South Dakota with showers turning to snow, much colder temperatures, and strong winds mostly from the north. Minnesota expects rain or snow tonight and Saturday with colder conditions and possible strong northeast winds in northern and western areas.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Road Report from South Dakota Cities
Weather and road conditions across towns show overcast or cloudy skies with readings from 43 to 85 degrees. Precipitation minimal or none. most roads listed as good or fair with several towns reporting clear or partly cloudy conditions.
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S Toux Falls
Watertown
Mitchell
Yankton
Huron
Brookings
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Pierre
Young pilot Chuck Aagard leaves for Rapid City in Ryan monoplane
At 1:15 AM 18 year old Chuck Aagard the youngest transport pilot in the United States flies the five passenger Ryan monoplane for Rapid Air Lines from Spearfish. Accompanying him are Joe Hell ship's mechanic and Wariearse publicity director for Rapid Air Lines. The aircraft used for demonstrations in the Black Hills may be moved to Huron soon according to Roland Lane field manager.
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Chuck Aagard
United States
Rapid City
Ryan
Rapid Air Lines
Chuck
Joe Hell
Ware Iearse
Spearfish
Aagard
Black Hills
Huron
Roland T. Lane
Rapit Air Lines
Dry man claims double cross in fatal dry raid
Aurora county investigator Eu gene Boyd Fairchild says he was double crossed by county authorities and will reveal all about the raid that led to Mrs. Lillian De King’s death. He alleges he signed the warrant without reading it after being told by Walter Millar to do so. Millar counters that he paid fairchild $15 only because he was broke and denies the rest of the accusations.
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Aurora
Eugene Boyd Fairchild
Lillian de King
Fairchild
Odell
da King
Roy Smith
Walter Millar
de King
Kane County
Millar
Belief in Banking Query Highlighted by Depositors Complaints
Report outlines complaints about handling liquidations of closed banks including redepositing funds, withholding dividends, delays in liquidation, and use of assets to strengthen weak banks. Notes expenses, attorneys’ fees, and three depositor committee resolutions praising management of bank affairs.
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G. Hxeesskvo
State banking probe to extend over time
The assistant attorneys general assigned to the banking investigation describe a formal process to classify complaints and build an efficient system. They note funding limits will delay special trips and hearings but pledge to publish findings as information is gathered.
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Banking Department
Springs Get $18 448 Check From Suit
Wessington Springs, April 6. The city received a check for 18 448.38 from Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland after a suit arising from the failure of Farmers Savings Bank. Stanley S. Smith, then city treasurer and bank officer, was bonded by the company. Of the amount, 23 percent or 4622.09 will be paid in attorney's fees.
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Wessington Springs
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Farmers Savings Bank
Stanley S. Smith
Fire on Vacant Lots Breaks Firemen's Rest
Firemen battled a blaze that started on vacant lots in the west side of the city when residents were cleaning weeds and debris. Fire officials said the flames, fanned by a southwest breeze, threatened nearby barns but caused no damage after about an hour of effort using chemicals and a water line.
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First Street
Readjust Credit Matters Amid Federal Reserve Efforts
Washington April 3 A federal reserve board statement reiterates pushing cooperation among federal reserve banks and member banks to continue the orderly readjustment of credit. It notes progress as brokers loans declined, signaling potential easing of money conditions and more credit for trade.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Considers Credit Policy Shift
The board outlined a plan to readjust the credit system to secure a continuous bank credit supply at reasonable rates. It stressed protecting gold reserves from wasteful absorption into an expanded domestic credit base rather than defending against foreign demands. The joint meeting with the twelve federal reserve bank governors continued after an extra day of discussions.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Bank system boards meet to discuss general business
Secretary Melon, ex-officio chairman, said at yesterday’s joint meeting that the general business of the system was discussed. The statement reflects ongoing deliberations on banking affairs and governance.
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Melon
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City
Eggleston Hall
Berry
Miss In the American Legion
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Dance
Longstafe Drug Store
Todian
Telegraph
TM McCoy
the Overland
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Stock Exchange
G& Paramount Picture
Jesse Hoene
Royal Knights
Pearl Spring Water Co
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