Tracks Of Automobile In Lapke Farm Yard
Mysterious blood clots and automobile tracks near the Anton Lapke farm were described today by witnesses for the defense in the first degree murder trial of Alphonse Lapke, charged with killing his mother Mrs. Antone Lapke last December 16. Neighbor Carl Blake testified to blood marks and tracks south of the straw pile, suggesting the body was moved from the south rather than dragged across the field. Other neighbors testified about the car and a lack of blood evidence, while defense charts aim to show another person had motive and opportunity. The trial neared its thirteenth day with more witnesses expected and defense plans to call relatives of Alphonse.
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Blake
Carss
Lake Bramey
Martin Johnson
Snoaker
Adam Mohr
Alphonse Lapke
Alphonse
Anton Lapke
Anion Lake
William Nuhring
Lake Farm
Lapke
E. H. Burke
Lapkes
Wight
Charles Ams
George Bolton
James Cretah
Orient
Tebutel
GOP Committee To Meet In Huron Thursday
The Republican state central committee will meet in Huron Thursday at 2 p.m. at Beadle County Courthouse to decide the date of the state convention in Pierre. Chairman A. A. Chamberlain said no other business is scheduled and the committee, representing each county, acts independently of primaries.
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G. O. P. Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Huron
Casiman A. A. Chamber
Pierre
Chamberlain
Beadle County Court House
Robbers Raid Three Forestburg Stores
A thief struck Otto Rose de near Forestburg four miles northeast Saturday night, stealing $44.50 in merchandise, two fountain pens, a shotgun, a .22 rifle, a Kent radio, and $13 in each of two items. A Davis truck was used to cash in six sacks of sugar at the Ingle store before the robbery was known. officers hunt the suspect in the vicinity.
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Forestburg
Woonsocket
Otto Rosede
Here
Davis
Ingle
Vic
New Grandchild Born to Hoovers Weighs Six Pounds
Los Angeles dispatch reports President Hoover and his wife welcomed a new granddaughter born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Herbert Hoover Sr The child weighed six pounds at birth and the Caesarean operation proceeded smoothly Attending physician notes both mother and child progressing satisfactorily The father an executive of a commercial airline was away but returned to join his wife at the hospital soon after the birth Other Hoover children named Herbert II and Peggy Hoover.
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the Land
Herbert Hoover
Herbert HY
Peggy Hoover
Farm Woman's Death Suspected Poison Inquest Held
A South Dakota inquest was held over the body of Mrs. John Schroeder of the George Hebron Place near Huron. Officials suspect poison as the cause with possible suicide indicated after an autopsy by Dr. E B Caylor and Aerones Walsh. The body was found Sunday in a straw stack near the farm home after her disappearance Friday night. Neighbors and county officers searched Saturday and Sunday, with details limited. the stomach analysis was to be completed this afternoon. The Schroeder family, living in Dearborns township for nine years, includes husband and three sons Henry id Otto and a daughter Mrs Clea Smelids.
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John Schroeder
Huron
E. B. Caylor
Dp. Walsh
Schroeder
George Hebron
Schroeder Farm
A. J. Larsen
Isha Boyle
Leo A. Temmey
Corofers
Walsh
Dearbdors Township
William
Henry Id
Otto
Clea Smelids
Grant Township
Legge Declares Drastic Bill On Futures Markets Too Hasty
Washington reports Farm Board Chair Lerse told Senate Agriculture chair Mary the pending bill to regulate sale of cotton and grain futures is too drastic and would disrupt the marketing system. He urges gradual change with supervision by the Agriculture Department to prevent harm to producers and consumers.
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Legge
Washington
Lerse
Farm Board
eMary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Logee
Departments of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Condition Of Oliver Forcier Improves After Injury
Oliver Forcier, struck by an alleged hit and run driver in front of his home in Woonsocket, shows substantial improvement. He has regained consciousness though remains highly nervous, according to attending physician.
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Oliver
Forcier
Woonsocket
Oliver Forcier
Phytart
Heavy Ballot Expected In Election With Bond Races
Indications point to a heavy turnout tomorrow as two bond issues totaling 239000 and a mayoral contest vie for ballots. About 125 votes had been cast by 11 am. Sunday in-person and mail ballots prepared for those out of town or sick at home. Three mayoral candidates J C Dexter E T Mitchell and George C Hunt face possible second election if no majority. Bond issues include a 250000 sewage disposal plant and a 54000 trunk sewer addition. Polling places listed and polls open 9 am to 5 pm with three ballots for bonds and mayor.
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Manyer
City Auditor’s Office
Sin Seor
Vata
Thore
J. C. Dexter
E. T. Mitchell
George C. Hunt
Dan Wagner
George Wright
Don G. Medbery
Marshal O'Neal
Armstrong
Fist
Laughlin
Court House
College
Tity Hall
Cave Starts Flower Demonstrations Today at Ca cour
County Agent R A Cave opens a series of flower and garden demonstrations at Ca cour at 1 30 this afternoon. Topics include planning flower gardens border design and fundamental rules for growers. Demonstrations proceed in Huron Bonilla Virgil with talks to Lions Club before tomorrow’s session.
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Cave
R. A. Cave
Anderway
Ca‘cour
Huron
Farmers Assembly
Court House
Bonilla
Virgil
Lions Club
Hoover Returns to White House After Fire Repairs
President Hoover moved his workshop into the west wing of the White House today, ending a three month stint in the State Department building. The executive offices are renovated with fireproofing and a ventilating system, and three files were moved back as preparations completed for his occupancy.
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President Hoover
White House
Washington
State Department
Hoover to Speak Over Radio Tonight
President Hoover will address the thirty ninth continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The speech, broadcast by a large radio network combining National Broadcasting Company and Columbia systems, opens the congress in a new auditorium near the national headquarters. The program includes remarks by Mrs. Lowell Hobart and welcomes from district officials.
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Washington
Hoover
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Systems, S
Congress
National
Hare
Lowell Hobart
Columbia
London Pact to be signed April 22 by five naval powers
London officials announced in a 24 minute plenary that the five great naval powers will affix signatures to the London pact evolving from the naval conference. The three power naval agreement among Japan America and Great Britain covers capital ship limits with France and Italy parties to the broader accord.
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London
Queen Anne's
Old St. James’ Palace
MacDonald
New York
Japan
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Stimson
Rijiro Watatsuki
United States
Southampton
Woonsocket Man W S Ball Dies At Home
W S Ball a Woonsocket resident since 1883 died at his home after a paralytic stroke. He was 63. Survived by widow six sons Arthur Earl George Clifford Carroll Harry in Minnesota and May Cleo Roach of Woonsocket and a daughter. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 from the family home with Rev Mr Hoyer of the Methodist church officiating. Burial in Eventide per arrangements.
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Woonsocket
W.S. Bell
Ball
Mr. Ball
Harry
Minnesota
Arthur
Earl
George
Clifford
Carroll
May
Cleo Roach
Mr. Hoyer
Methodist Church
Taterment
Weather Updates for Huron and South Dakota
Huron experiences rain tonight with Tuesday turning colder. South Dakota sees rain tonight with a likely warmer spell in the early portion of Tuesday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Fined 50 for riding bicycle while drunk in Evanston
Evanston Illinois April 14. Mr August Woltman was fined 50 for riding a bicycle while intoxicated. He formerly drove an automobile and has recently taken to bicycling crosswise in streets. Judge Samuel Harrison ordered payment. Evanston police enforce strict bicycle traffic laws.
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Evanston
Ill
August Woltman
Woltman
District Attorney Price Shot In Ambush At Home
MAULTON WIS APR 14 An assassin fired from outside Clinton G Price home wounding the Juneau County district attorney as he descended stairs his death occurred four hours later surgeons failed to save him. Sheriff Elmer Hempelman said a suspect was jailed for questioning with clues including two men seen fleeing toward the Lemonweir river and a neighbor noting a dog returning from the scene. Price had long attacked illicit distillers amid prior legal battles and threats after a Kilbourn raid.
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Maulton
Wis
Clinton G. Price
Mliany
Juneau County
Price
Wisconsin
Elmer Hempelmat
Hip
Wright
Fred
Zimmerman
Lemonweir
G. F. Behnken
Dynes Purchases Schulz Confectionery Store
Leslie C. Dynes, ex-Chicago and North Western employee, buys Schulz Confectionery at 155 Dakota Avenue. The store, closed after John Schulz’s death on March 21, reopens under Dynes with a broad line of tobaccos, soft drinks, ice cream, and confections. No remodeling yet, but plans for future changes. The business continues under the same name.
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Leslie C. Dynes
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Schulz
Dakota
John Schulz
Dynes
British Arrest Leaders In Civil Disobedience Plot
In Bombay today authorities moved against leaders of Gandhi’s civil disobedience campaign including Jawaharlal Nehru who was jailed for six months on Salt Act violations. Gandhi was not molested. he remains at Dandi as arrests ripple through India with markets reacting and officials detaining key congress figures.
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Mahatma
All India National Congress
Bombay
India
GPI
Strikinehava
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Cheoki
Naini
Allahabad
Lucknow
United Provinces
Mohanlal Sacena
National Congress
Tuuttal Ahmed
Congress
Vo We Ration Mn
Pepe Eer Ea Eerss
London Daily Mail
Dandi
Ahmadabad
Calcutta
Bengal
J. ME. Sen Gupta
Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru
India National Congress
Pundit Jawharlal Nehru
Vallabhai Patel
India Legislative Assembly
J. M. Sen Gupta
Thief Loots Home Near Woonsocket
Thieves raided three Forsburg business places at an early hour, stealing cash and merchandise. The Farmers Elevator, R W Burrill Merchandise Co, and the pool hall lost cash totals and stock of cigarettes. Officers work on clues and expect arrests soon.
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Torestburg
Sapri
Foresbburg
R. W. Burrill Merchandise Co
Burrill
Seversl
Wind Delays Tree Spraying in Huron Parks
Robert Fair city park superintendent reports wind interference delays spraying crews tasked with protecting Huron trees from scale. High winds prevent effective operations, pushing schedules behind and complicating efforts to treat the trees.
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Huron
Robert Fair
Fair
Town Hall at Hayti moves forward in plan and basement work
Hayti town officials report progress on a new town hall with basing work begun by the fire department which will share in construction. Architect Charles Landmark of Clear Lake presented plans while pending decisions on two level layout and inclusive features depend on cost estimates.
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Hayti Hayti
Fire Department
Chas. Landmark
Clear Lake
Dante
Huron Second in South Dakota Bank Debit Survey
Huron ranks second in a March Federal Reserve Bank survey of South Dakota cities. Debits to individual accounts totaled 5,663,000 for March, up nearly 300,000 from February, with Sioux Falls leading the list. Aberdeen, Mitchell, Watertown and others follow in a long table of figures reflecting business conditions across the district.
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Muron
South Dalkota
Federal Reserve Bank
Fair City
Huron
Sioux Falls
Abdeen
Mitchell
Watertown
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Brookings Ji
Brookings
Deadwood
iHoren
Magison
Fas
Milbank
al Mitchell
Mobridge
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Pierre
Rapid
Yankton
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Hoovers
Los Angeles
Paison
W.S. Ball
Cording
South Carolina
Mississippi
Dawes
Jenkine Hutler
Fareijey
Mirren
Fede
Tremihe
Belas
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