Republicans Win Sweeping Victory In Spain Election
MADRID April 13 republican leaders led by Don Niceto Alcala Zamora declared they would press for a Spanish republic after a sweeping municipal victory. Monarchists faced resignations as ministers Abandoned cabinet posts and the king weighed a potential shift toward a military dictatorship amid calls for rapid republican reform and new elections.
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Madnd
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Cande de Romanones
Marquis de Alhucemas
Gascon Marin
Barcelona
Seville
Granada
Juan Bautists Amar
Berenguer
North Dakota Man Joins Huron Firm
M G Johnson formerly with Deere and Webber at Miret North Dakota moved to Huron to take over the Redheld territory of James River Implement company. He arrived with his family and is staying at the Wixrvm Hughitt Hotel. Johnson has five years with Deere Webber and will join a four man staff at Jerven River Implement. Johnson lists Lake Preston as home. The piece notes Faraday built the first dynamo in 1831.
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M. G. Johnson
Deere and Webber Company
Miret
N. D
Huron
James River Implement Company
George
A. Thompson
Huron Deere Webber Distributors
Johnson
Hughitt Hotel
Deere Webber Company
Jerven River
Hoover Praises Red Cross Stand at Convention
President Hoover opened the Red Cross annual convention praising its stand against federal doles and famine relief in 7,000,000 people. He hailed the society for rejecting a $325,000,000 federal appropriation and lauded its self governing, voluntary relief work as a national moral force.
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Washington
Hoover
The
Red Cross
Government Doles
Reliaf Organization
Iis
Society
Senate
House
Fralses
Doles
Selief
Hoover Puld
Atghost
Completion Of Ditch Project Marks New Era For Lake Byron
Completion of a 50 foot wide ditch nearly three quarters of a mile long will connect Foster creek to Lake Byron. The Izaak Walton league says the project will boost the lake’s water level to full supply and bring water from other creeks. Construction, begun last fall and resumed in spring, is nearly finished under O H Johnson and Pickus Construction Company. The $8,000 project aims to divert Foster creek flow into the lake, improving the area for local sportsmen.
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Foster Creek
Keeking
Lake Byron
Huron
Completon
Izaak Walton League
Frank Dwyer
Isank Walton League
George W. Stafford
Ixask Walton League
O. H. Johnson
Pickus Construction Company
Aberdeen
Senet
Grefford
Man Dies Before Arrival Of Serum
SIOUX FALLS April 11 H F Hodges 44 died of an arm infection last night ten minutes before an auto from Minneapolis with anti anthrax serum arrived. Lawrence Kinkaid of Minneapolis official for a firm of biological manufacturers volunteered to bring the serum but stiff winds delayed a plane. Hodges sm who smearing from anthrax. Mr and Mrs John Boyle left for Sioux Falls by yesterday afternoon to be with their son in law H H Hodges who died last night. Hodges widow was formerly Mim Patricia Boyle.
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Siouk Falls
Hodges
Minneapolis
Lawrence Kinkaid
Minneapalia
Kinkaid
John Boyle
Sioux Falls
H. H. Hodges
Tasmiay
Mim
Patricia Boyle
German Veteran Foils Robbery at L Aiglon cafe
Chicago April 13. Three robbers attempted a cafe hold up at the L Aiglon cafe where Frank Achter, a German army veteran with western front service, is head waiter. Abler, wielding an automatic shotgun, killed two robbers. police say over two hundred patrons witnessed the incident as Hirsch and Nelson, identified robbers, fell.
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Chicago
L’aiglon Cefe
Frank Achter
Moremlt
Abler
Able
James Hirsch
Charles E. Nelson
Tubercular Battle Against Iowa Test Draws Lines
DES MOINES April 13 Governor Turner and Attorney General Pletcher flew to Iowa City to meet Cedar county farmers opposing the bovine tuberculosis test. Farmers refused the state plee for submission after testing attempts. Cedar county sheriff Maxson sought troops to guard a siege zone as protests gathered near Tipton and a Mitchell farm near here. One heartworm result reported. mobilization orders awaited.
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Des Moines
Dan Turner
John Pletcher
Iowa City
Cedar County
Foster Maxson
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Sawkiis
Pion
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Tipton
Iowa
E. c. Mitchell
Mitchell
New York Mayor Issues Challenge At Jewish Guild Dinner
New York Mayor Meyer Walker, under state legislature scrutiny, challenged opponents at a Jewish Theatrical Guild dinner. He proclaimed public life without apology, warned against selfish ambition, and joked about being up to date with his tailor. Attendees included Tammany leader John F. Curry and Brooklyn boss John H. McCooey.
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New York
Meyer Walker
Jewish Theatrical Guild
California
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
Blind Samaritans Attend Conference
New York hosts an international conference called by President Hoover with leaders from blindness service. Delegates include prominent advocates visiting institutions in Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Cleveland and Boston.
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New York
Hoover
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Claveland Snd
Boston
American Woman Ousted From Soviet Union Over Anecdote
Berlin April 1 An American magazine writer and her husband were expelled from the Soviet Union after her anecdote about Joseph Stalin drew government protest. Eve Gareete Grady said a foreign office official delivered expulsion papers for See Russia and Die Laughing. Her husband William H. Grady was also expelled with orders to keep his wife out of Russia. The anecdote portrayed a Jewish boy saving a stranger and Stalin’s supposed boast, prompting officials to act.
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Berlin
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Soviet Union
Eve Gareete Grady
Foreign Office
Stalin
William H. Grady
New York
Mr. Stalin
Record Heat Hits Huron as Temps Reach 89
Sioux Falls reports warm April weather across South Dakota with 89 degrees at Huron the state's highest yesterday. Rapid City showed a lower maximum while cloudiness and a dust storm affected Sioux Falls. Soil moisture remains adequate for crops though rain was scarce in the last 48 hours. Weather director M Z Blystone notes trend toward continued warmth and a slight cooling tonight.
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Huron
M. Z. Blystone
Weather Bureau
South Dakotas
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Shrine Auxiliary Ships More Tinfoil for Convalescent Home
A shipment of 290 pounds of tinfoil was sent by the Shrine Auxiliary to fund a convalescent home for Crippled Children’s Hospital in Minneapolis. The committee praised public cooperation and city and rural school children for their interest and announced another collection before summer. Residents were urged to save 21 household tubes from personal products as good tinfoil, and to call ee 4219 for pickup.
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Shrine Auxiliary
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Minneapolis
Buffalo Gnat Plague Leaves Heavy Farm Damages
Clarksdale Mississippi reports death dealing buffalo gnats last week caused about 190000 dollars in livestock and property damage. The plague, the worst in years, spared human lives but devastated cattle and crops across Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana, recalling 1884 accounts around Helena Arkansas.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Helena
Ark
Eniles
Mitsiasippi
Arkansas
Louisianla
Grants Charter For First National Bank Of Gir, Iowa
The comptroller announced that a charter has been granted to the First National Bank of Gir, Iowa, signifying approval to commence banking operations and serve the local community. The decision marks a milestone for the bank and regional financial services expansion.
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Kalosor Ea Apoll
Comptrol Surreau Today
First National Bank of
Gir
Towa
Huron College Earns Fully Approved AAUW Status
Huron college is placed on the American Association of University Women fully approved list after a Boston convention review. The honor, won after 12 years of effort, positions Huron beside about 175 other U.S. colleges and makes its women graduates eligible for national AAUW membership.
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Huron College
American Association of University Women
Royal Clyde Agne
Detroit
Agne
Katherine H. Adams
Dent
International Federation of University Women
Association
South Dakota
State University
Action Watch
Buron College
Boston
Benj. Thomas
Huron
A. Alu. W
United States
Dempsey Reportedly Seeks Divorce From Estelle Taylor
Reno dispatch reports Jack Dempsey intends to seek a divorce to clear the way for Estelle Taylor to pursue screen and singing career. Taylor has not commented though friends acknowledge marital troubles amid years of rumor and public interest. Dempsey later confirmed via his manager that he is in Reno for a divorce, sent there by Taylor.
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Reno
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Dempsey
Nevada
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Nev
Chanpion
Dismissal of federal agent in St Louis amid probe
Washington April 1 The Prohibition Director announced the dismissal of federal agent Carol Byrd in St Louis, alleging the agent used his fists more than his brain. The action comes as part of internal discipline following a diary note and gun of misconduct.
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Washington
Prohie Bition
Woodcock
Carol T Byrd
St Louis
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Mary Bell
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