Lapke Witnesses Change Testimony in Slaying Case
Seventeen year old Harry Lapke, state witness against his brother Alphonse, radically altered his statements about drinking and quarrels with their mother, the slain Mrs. Anton Lapke. He said he never saw Alphonse drink and could not confirm last December 1 events.
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Miller
Harry Lapke
Alphonse
Minther
Alphense
Harry
Lapke
Anton Lapke
Conrad
Laveen
Dural Dade
Ing
Frank Fisher
Government Moves to Suppress Gandhi Civil Disobedience
SEMLA INDIA April 9. Government policy aims to curb the civil disobedience campaign led by Mahatma Gandhi with arrests of key lieutenants while Gandhi himself remains at large. Madame Sarojini Naidu named to succeed Alb as Tyabji in Surat district as arrests spread and Gandhi shifts strategy away from Dandi to campaign in nearby areas.
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Semla
India
Gandhi
Devot
Ahmadabad
Jalapur
Bombay
Ivydia
Sarohini Naidu
Prster
Peet
Mahatme Gandhi
All India National Congress
Great Batain
Mahatma
Madame Naidu
Albas Tyabji
Surat
Tyabji
Wadakd
Baroda
Dandi
Mayoral Candidates Press Sewage Plant Urgency in Huron
Three contenders J C Dexter E T Mitchell and George C Hunt voiced a shared priority for a sewage disposal plant as Huron’s top urgent need at a Huron League of Women Voters dinner. They also supported paving by property owners and strict liquor law enforcement while opposing a civil service system for the police. The audience numbered 100 to 140 at the Presbyterian church basement.
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J. C. Dexter
BE. T. Gitchel
George C. Hunt
League_OF Women Voters
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Huron
E. T. Mitchell
Huron League of Women Voters
Maron
Presbyterian Church
F. P. Mat
Huron League
League
Huronite
Dexter —. T. Gitchell
Baiton League
Chamber of Commerce
Tomch
The
Elks’ Lodge
Marvin Hughitt
George. Hunt
Dexter
Merchants of
Chamber of Commerce of
Muron
Thad
of the Elks
Committee of State Construction Association
Fesasen Baelieve
Ciy
Presbyterians Hold Annual Meet Tonight
Presby ter ians hold annual session as Fisher Cottingham of Stanhope Iowa loses bid for Farmers National Corporation presidency to G E Hef of Salina. Cottingham secures a seat on the executive committee with Huff Settle Knight Manney and others. More than 50 reps from 22 grain cooperatives attend as stateholders assume direct control. Sam McKelvie and Carl Fast thoma speak.
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Chicago
U S
Indianapolis
J. J. Knight
Kansas City
John Manney
Enid
Okla
Attairs
Grain Corporation
Sam McKelvie
Nebraska
Carl Fastthoma
Federal Farm Board
Farm groups in joint meet here in South Dakota
Educational committee of the Grange Farmers Union and Farm Bureau aims to advance agricultural education in South Dakota schools. Meeting adjourned with plans to hold the next session in Pierre in early June. Attendees include A W Tompkins and HL Everson among others.
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Grange
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
South Dakota
A. W. Tompkins
Huron
Joint Educational Committee
Pierre
HL Everson
Bonesteel
Pres
State Farmers Union
Curtain Rises On Westcotts Tonight
The Huron College Campus Players present That Westcott Family a three act comedy in the auditorium with dress rehearsal praised for finish. Clyde S Heckart directed the cast and two weeks of practice culminate in tonight's 3 30 curtain with advance tickets showing strong demand.
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Westcotts
Westcott
Huron College
Clyde S
Heckart
State Opens Bids On Road Projects
The South Dakota highway commission opened bids for numerous construction projects to expand highways. About 163 miles of gravel surfacing and 87 miles of grading are planned along U S and state routes. Bridges and guard rails will be built across several counties including Brown, Roberts, Butte, Hamlin, Brookings and Kingsbury.
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Pierre
S. D
South Dakota Highway Commission
U. S
Dames
Brown County
S. No. 12
Aberdeen
Platte
Sioux Falls
U. S. 16
Lake Norden
Rapid Creek
Creston
Roberts County
Butte County
Hamlin
Brookings
Kingsbury
American Prisoner Is Still In Mexico
San Angelo Texas April 1 The San Angelo Times reports J E Bristow of San Angelo has not returned from Ahucation Nayarit Mexico despite a 3000 pesos gold ransom paid to bandits holding him since March 10 Gordon Bristow the son and former Oklahoma football star says he believes his father is alive and expects the weakened oil man to begin the trek to the bandit camp across rugged volcanic terrain today
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San Angelo
Texas
Gaid
J. E. Bristow
Ahucation
Nayarit
Mexico
Aducatlon
The
Times
Dent
Gordon Oble Bristow
Bristow
University of Oklahoma
Gordon Bristow
Permission Granted for Miss Lees to Sign Film Contract
Los Angeles April 7 Laura Lee a 19 year old New York musical comedy star appeared before a superior court with her mother and was granted permission to sign a movie contract paying 1000 dollars weekly for a singing picture the court action followed a brief hearing yesterday.
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Los ‘Angeles
Laura Lee
New York
Superior Court
Miss Lees
Cour
Huron Chosen For State Declamatory League Meet
The Declamatory League selects Huron High School as host for the state contest on Friday April 21. J W Murphy Alpena league secretary treasurer announced the program by Jet drawings. Oratorical dramatic and humorous entries list contestants from Mitchell Hot Springs Deadwood and several other towns with C E Lyon South Dakota University to judge.
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Huron
J. W. Murphy
Alpena
Delbert Hager
Mitchell
Kenneth Huston
Hot Springs
Sylvester Rogers
Trent
Criminal Courts
Cleon Reidinger
Tyndall
Walter Frost
Florence Wagner
Deadwood
Daddy Too
Sara Saxe
Patsy
Kathon Pickell
Carthage
Frank Ollerman
C. E. Lyon
South Dakota University
Routine business posted at city meeting. watermain delay discussed
At last night’s weekly session commissioners handled routine matters with no new action on the disputed watermain to the John addition after objections were filed a week earlier. Colleen Moore and John McCormack have separated with a divorce suit anticipated within five weeks for incompatibility, the Examiner reports from Los Angeles.
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Iity
John Addition
Colleen
Los Angeles
The
Examiner Today
Colleen’ Moore
John" McCormack
Miss Moore
Coolidge Opens Memorial Text At Mount Rushmore
Gutzen Borglum and the South Dakota delegation released a portion of Calvin Coolidge's history of the United States. The passage proclaims the right to seek happiness and the duty to defend it, to be carved on the Black Hills monuments for miles.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Gutzen Borglum
South Dakota
Black Hills
United Powers
Congress
Unseasonably Warm Weather Marks South Dakota Week
Weekly weather and crop summary from the Huron bureau notes unseasonably warm temperatures across the state with little precipitation. Soil moisture remains adequate due to late February snow, while surface dries shallowly. Strong winds caused soil drift, farm work progresses with spring wheat oats and barley sown, stock in fair to good condition.
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Huon
South Dakota
Huron
George Huckins Is Given Prison Term
George Huckins was sentenced to an indeterminate term not exceeding seven years in the state penitentiary for obtaining money under false pretenses from Emil Levsen former major league pitcher. Judge Ellison overruled a new trial motion and set bond at 315000. Huckins and his father Elmer S. Huckins allegedly ran a defective cigar venture.
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Cedah Kapius
George Huckins
Emil Levsen
F. ©. Ellison
Walter J. Barngrover
Huckins
Supreme Court
Ellison
Elmer S. Huckins
Damage Suit Settled Out Of Court In Watertown
An out of court settlement ends a damage suit brought by Alpha Mudge against Dr. M J Hammond G H Richards and H M Freeburg of Watertown. Mudge sought 520 000 claiming faulty work on a fractured right thigh and negligent aftercare led to nonunion. Defense argued bone nonhealing due to patient negligence and health defects. Six doctors had testified as experts. others awaited tests.
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Watertown
Alpha Mudge
M. J. Hammond
G. H. Richards
H. M. Freeburg
Mudge
Weather Huron and South Dakota Briefs
Regional forecast notes mostly cloudy skies for Huron tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions on Thursday. South Dakota similarly shows mostly cloudy conditions with a threat of precipitation tonight and Thursday and cooler temperatures on Thursday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Ruth Hanna McCormick Wins Illinois Senate Nomination
Ruth Hanna McCormick defeats Senator Charles E. Deneen by about 140000 votes to secure the Republican nomination for the U S Senate in Illinois. The victory, powered by Chicago and Cook County support, marks the first time a woman won a major party senatorial nomination. McCormick campaigned against the world court and prohibition and will face Leo Hamilton Lewis in November.
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Chicago
McCormick
United States Senate
Madcil McCormick
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Charles 8. Deneen
Medill McCormick
William Hale Thompson
City Hall
Deneely
Leo Répect
McCormict
Jal Hamilton Lewis
Pathe
Thompson
Cook County
World Cours
Wouth
Washington
Ggical
Iggest Agaliat
Ozark Ripley To Speak At Elks Hall April 11
Ozark Ripley, famed dean of sports writers, will speak at the Elks Hall on Friday evening April 11. Sponsored by the Huron chapter of the Walton League, the event is free to the public and invites all nature and outdoors enthusiasts to attend the 8 o clock talk.
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Ozark Ripley
Elks Hall
France
Ozark Mountain
Huron
Imaak Walton League
Walton League
Elkshall
Abstinence Credited With Longevity in Utah LDS Church
Salt Lake City reports Bishop Sylvester Q. Cannon crediting LDS abstinence from alcohol tea coffee and tobacco with a lower church death rate to 7.5 per thousand at the hundredth annual conference. He notes Utah divorce rate is a third lower and marriage rate a third higher than national figures.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sylvester Q. Cannon
Cannon
Utah
United States
Campaigning Expands Across South Dakota In April
Sioux Falls reports W. J. McMaster and George J. Danforth begin public speaking tours ahead of the May 6 primary. Danforth tours Redfield Aberdeen Mobridge Mitchell. McMaster resumes daily radio talks from Yankton as next week ushers statewide stops. Bulow plans no active campaigning until after the primary while McNamara and Coray prepare tours and radio outreach to bolster Democratic bids.
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Sioux Falls
W. J. McMaster
Republic
Ponent
George J. Danforth
Artique
McNamara-Corey
South Wakota
Bulow
Senate
Seach
Danforth
Brack Hills
Redford
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Mitchell
McMaster
Remontisa
Yankton
James BicNamara
Huron
L. E. Coray
Wagner
D. A. McCullough
Rural Credits
Brooke Howell
Frederick
Gladys Pyle
Sh Pects
Firemen Organize Diamondball Team
The Huron firemen held their first diamondball practice after organizing Sunday at the annual meeting and election of officers. Chief C. V. Hedges heads the squad again, with Martin Anderson and Carlos Flisa as first and second assistants. Ernest Fowey remains secretary-treasurer. Visitors included Tom Scan ton Pierre deputy insurance commissioner Charles Tice Mitchell Henry Walker Pierre deputy fire commissioners F. J. Thomson Red Lake Falls Minn and Victor Ashman Mitchell.
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Huron Firemen
C. V. Hedges
Martin Anderson
Carlos Flisa
Ernest Fowey
Tom Scanton
Pierre
Charles Tice
Mitchell
Henry Walker
Senate approves Pine Ridge per capita payments bill
The Senate passed a house bill authorizing per capita payments from tribal funds to Pine Ridge Reservation Indians in South Dakota not exceeding 7.50 dollars in one year and sent the measure to the president for signature.
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Senate
Washington
House
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
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