Beadle County 1968 primary race field announced
A large field of 68 candidates filed for Beadle County offices for the May 6 primary. Republicans number 49 with a spirited sheriff contest. Democrats run 19 with no opposition in some offices. Named candidates include Fred W. Birks for county auditor and Anna Payson for register of deeds. Non political candidates also appear. The article notes multiple district races and delegates to the Republican convention.
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Beadle
Everett Curtis
County
Sher
Acca Payson
Register of Deeds
Anna Foley
J. Walsh
L van Dyke
Small
Huron
Pichard Sejuoba
Walsey
McDonald
Liberty Township
KH. J. Kass
Charles E. Wilson
Whiteside Township
Whisman
Ulrich
Foster‘ Township
Elmer E.casey
Cavour
James D. McNair
Frank Kuehn
Charles M. Worrall
Clifton Township
Ray Jones
Sand Creek Township
F. E. Watske
Dearborn
Peter M. Evenson
Burr Oak Township
Jodie RK Braskamp
Turon
H. L. Hurley
Homer A. Hartwich
Clyde BR. Smith
Floren
B.C. Mackicnzie
B. Heatey
Dearborn Township
G. A. Thompson
A. J. Maag
E. F. Wheelock
Wessington
George C. Guale
George E. Sherznas
Gertrude A. Null
Easter Hat Contest Offers Prizes In Huron Tonight
The Evening Huronite of Central South Dakota invites women across Beadle Kingsbury Spink Hand Sanborn Hyde Hughes Sully Jerauld Buffalo Potter Faulk Clark and Miner counties to submit hat sketches for a chance at prizes. Five top awards range from 1 to 5 dollars with entries due by midnight April 17.
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South Dakota
Evening
Huronite
Beadle
Kingsbury
Spink
Hand
Sanborn
Hyde
Hughes
Sully
Jerauld
Buffalo
Potter
Faulk
Clark
Miner
Wild Mary Sudik Gusher Finally Controlled in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City April 1 The Krafty No 1 Mary Sudik gusher in the south Oklahoma City field, after 11 days of free flow, was controlled by a double nipple device over master gates halting a daily output near 13 000 barrels. Operators fear fire as the oil-soaked area halts field work until the spill is capped and drained. The giant well, once shut, will allow resumed operations once safe.
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Oklahoma City
Mary Sudik
Federal Reserve Bank Governor Is Dead
William P. G. Harding long-time central banker, governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and former Fed board member, died in Boston at 4:00 am at age 65 after a year of ill health and three weeks of bed confinement. He resided at the Algonquin club. The article notes car tires and tubes cost from six-tenths to nine-tenths of a cent per mile.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Algonquin Club
Banditry Goes Amateur Shocks Chicago Crowd
CHICAGO April 71- The bandit industry shows signs of going amateur as robbers drop pistols and victims assist recovery. Mr and Mrs John Cordell and party were held up in front of a Sheridan Road hotel losing 2002 in jewelry with potential 8000 more at stake. The leader wore a kerchief mask and dropped a big pistol during the hold up, Cordell helping search for it in the dark and the robber offering no thanks.
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Chicago
John Cordell
Sheridan Road
Cordell
Explosion Destroys Four Buildings At Evans Garage
An explosion in Evans garage started a fire that burned four buildings including the garage residence and two now unoccupied structures. A car was saved while two children were found safe after a scare. Willow Lake chemical tack aided firefighting but nothing could stop the blaze. No insurance covered the structures. John Bureyn of Bancroft owned the pool hall.
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Melham Melham
Evans
Willow Lake
John Bureyn
Bancroft
Financier Cutten Targets Bandit Brothers After Eight-Year Hunt
Chicago April 1. Arthur W Cutten financier pursues remaining robbers linked to the Downers Grove estate heist. Simon Rosenberg arrested in Cleveland is identified by some as the gang leader though he denies it. Kasper Rosenberg, brother of Simon, is believed still at large. Cutten plans habeas corpus action and extradition steps as detectives followed the trail from Detroit to Cleveland. Jewelry valued at 20000 dollars and whiskey were among the loot. Cutten, bound and gagged, was locked in a vault while servants freed themselves.
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Chicago
Monte Christo
Arthur W. Cutten
Cleveland
Simon Rosenberg
Cutten
Rosenberg
Charles Davis
Downers Grove
Cutton
Kasper Rosenberg
Simon
Detroit
Downers’ Grove
South Dakota Tax Conference Ends Two Day Session
The South Dakota Tax conference in Huron wraps a two day session with a record attendance of 35 leaders. They endorsed the income tax concept with exemptions and a $5 filing fee, debated a two percent corporate tax, and planned future work in June with committees drafting final proposals to distribute tax burdens more equitably.
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South Dakota
Huron
E. S. Sparks
South Dakota University
B. W. Baer
L. E. Corey
Wagner
Mand City
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Corey
Fireman John Connick Dies After False Alarm Crash
Chicago April 7. Fireman John Connick is dying after a false alarm triggered by a prank. His fire truck crashed into a fleeing car, fracturing his skull and causing fatal internal injuries. At Mount Olivet cemetery lies the Connicks' baby son buried Friday. Mrs. Connick lies at St. Anne's Hospital in critical condition unaware of her baby's death or her husband’s condition.
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Chicago
John’ Connick
Connick
Mount Olivet
Connicks
St. Anne's ‘Hospital
New Treaty May End Conference
London April 7 The secretary of state began assembling material for a three power pact United States Great Britain and Japan with possible later inclusion of France and Italy. Officials expect continued stalemate on French security demands and Franco Italian parity as the conference nears a likely three power accord.
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London
Stimson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Stanmore
Briand
Paris
Tardieu
Huron Firemen Respond to Two Sunday Calls
Huron firemen made two calls yesterday one to 313 Simmons avenue to Mrs J W Scholtian and the other to Fourth and Ohio where grass and leaves burned. Some damage was reported at Simmons but the amount was not announced. Firemen used both water and chemical. No damage reported at Ohio avenue. Geologists say humans existed 100000 to 1500000 years.
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Huron
Jone
Simmons Avenue
Mra. J
Sixty Arrests Mark Start of Civil Disobedience in India
Indian nationalists rally behind a salt protest against British law. Sixty arrests were made across Bombay and Bengal as Gandhi and followers defied the salt monopoly by harvesting crude sea salt. Gandhi signaled nonviolent disobedience and urged participants to risk prosecution.
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Dandi
Punjab
India
Sundas
Ram
Das Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatman
Gulf of Ambay
Ahmadabad
Gujarat
Bombay
Bangal
Thana
Great Indian Peninsular Railway
Bengal
Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Kurla
Bommay
Mahatma
Abbas Tyabi
Baroda
Gulf of Cambay
Poultry Meet Planned At Court House April 1
County agent A Cave announced a poultry meeting to discuss profitable chicken farming care of baby chicks and general flock management. Extension poultry specialist O J Weisner from State College will attend Huey on for the session at 1 30 p m in the farmers assembly room.
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Babs
Court House
A. Cave
O. J. Weisner
State College
Hueyon
Grow Healthy Chicks Club
Grow Healthy Chicks Club Will Be Present, But It Was Pointed Out By Mr. Cave
Tiis
Hawks Lands Glider In New York On Time From Coast to Coast
Captain Frank M. L. Hawes completed a coast to coast glider flight, arriving at Van Cortlandt Park New York at 4 p.m. after 6.5 days and 36 hours of actual flying. He towed the 500 foot cable behind a power plane from San Diego and landed in front of a large crowd, with Army planes circling overhead. Hawes said the glider was not fully towed, using a slack line to reduce wing strain, and displayed blistered hands from the effort.
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New York
Frank ML Hawes
van Cortlandt Park
San Diego
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
Buslo
Syracus
Albany
Park
Hawks
Newark
N. J
Hudson River
Bronx
Henry ‘Bruckner
Grover A. Whalen
Expect To Call Lapkes To Stand
After a delay caused by Frank Fisher's death the Alphonse Lapke trial reopened this morning with Sheriff Adam Mohr as the first state witness. The state plans to call Conrad and Harry Lapke as chief witnesses as it builds circumstantial evidence about the 3rd year old farmer and the disappearance and death of Mrs. Anton Lapke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapkke
Here
Mohr
Conrad
Ry Lapke
Alphonse
Lapke
Harry
Two Youths Tie In Air Model Contest at Huron Lions Club
The Huron Lions Club sponsored an air model contest at the Huron theatre with about 15 planes entered. First prize was shared by Charles Gristor and Charles Werttan, each receiving $5. Jimmie Armstrong won second prize with a model plane, Charles Shepherd took third with $3, Richard Rand earned a 5% model plane, Irving Aalrad received $2, Eldred Balzer $1.50. The Buron Air Cadets organized the event and the next contest will likely be a tying contest next month in J. W. Campbell park.
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Huroy Theatre
Charles Gristor
Charles Werttan
Jimmie Armstrong
Charles Shepherd
Richard Rand
Irving Aaelrad
Eldred Balzer
Buron Air Cadets
Huron Lions Clit
J. W. Campbell Park
Gangland Slaying Baffles Minneapolis Police
Minneapolis police face baffling slaying of Sam Doc Miller bookmaker and ex convict found in his car after it was forced to curb fire poured from two rival machines. No clues yet to motive or killers. theories point to rivals in illegal bookmaking or enemies from former home city.
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Minneapolis
Sam “Doc” Miller
Fuller
Iig
Miller
Honeity
Kunsax
Mir
Bialer
Weather Huron and South Dakota unsettled and warmer
Huron forecast becomes unsettled and warmer tonight with Tuesday mostly cloudy and warmer. In South Dakota fair and warmer tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy and increasingly threatening in the west, overall warmer in the east.
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Huron
South Dakota
West Portion
Cast Porten
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Beadle County
A. L. Kinkead
George W. Longstaff
J. P. Walsh
O. BH. van Dyke
Leona L. Heckman
Hur
Baerid
Cigi R. Huntley
Bonilla Township
States
Sttorsiey
William J. Gartland
Buson
Florignse Babbitt
P. T. Huron
Stahl
W. Wi. Howes
Comumitteeman
J. G. Venables
Hurod
F. Hatheld
Nocc
Irving R. Crawford
Harold W. Markey
Pierre
Congress
Oklahoma
Earth
Way
Lapkes
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