Moscow hearing pushes English employees trial in sabotage case
In Moscow on April 14 1472 prosecutors added three more British Metropolitan-Vickers workers to a bribery and sabotage case. Witnesses testified that English employees allegedly directed Soviet technicians to sabotage plants and conceal defects while Russian conspirators confessed counter revolutionary acts inspired by the defendants. Alexey Dolgov accused Boris Thornton of giving about 1500 rubles as a loan to procure an apartment, intended to influence Dolgov over machinery defects.
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Moscow
Metropolitan-Vickera Company
Great Britain
Charles Nordwell
Engishman
Vishinsky
Nordwell
Jet Pee Bene Chon Nard Pany
Metropolitan-Vickers
Alexey Dolgov
LC. Thornton
Dolgov
Russa
Metropolitan-Vickers Company
England
Thornton
KSOO Appeals Temporary AP News Ban In S F District Court
A federal filing in Sioux Falls appeals a temporary injunction that barred KSOO from using Associated Press dispatches for 24 hours after first publication. Judge James D. Elliott held AP rights protect news reports and found no monopoly. appeal slated for circuit court in St. Louis.
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Sioux Falls
KSOO
Associated Press News
Federal District Court
Circuit Court ‘of Appeals
James D. Elliott
Circuit
Elliott
Associated Press
Dtsmews
Bircuit Debt of Appeals
St. Louis
Collier Favored For Indian Commissioner
John Collier, secretary of the American Indian defense, was favored by Secretary Ickes and President Roosevelt for Indian commissioner. His nomination was held up for the time being amid opposition from some heavily populated Indian states. Several western states may start from the field for the post.
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Collier
Washington
Apt. M
John
Jnn Senate
Ickes
Hoosevelt
Planned Baby Chickene Series Across Beatle County
County Agent R A Cave outlines a series of meetings on poultry and gardens held at multiple locations during April. Extension poultry specialist O J Wels will discuss baby chick care, raising, and related topics, with sessions scheduled in Belle Prairie Liberty town Sandy Creek and other towns. Citizens interested in family food supply and poultry management are invited to attend at the indicated times.
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Beatle
Egent
Yale
Apc
Preece
Abuppel
Carlyle Town
Mt. Jotuenacbal Liberty Towsship
Karl Corley
Belle Prairie
Cavour
Hall
Richland
Culver School
Ba Stitt
Pressant View
Hitchcock Mle
Bonille
Town Hall
Sandy Creek
Weasington
Pointy
R A- Cave
Boetheans Present Program At Huron College Meeting
The Boethean Society of Huron College staged a morning program during the weekly student association meeting. Kathryn Jean Saylor danced with pianist brother Howard, Verona Vandrey performed a humorous reading, and a two-act pantomime titled A Spanish Evening featured Gertrude Gampe as the villain and Lyla Mae Gutzler as the guitar servant among others. Harold Lamb presided over a May queen election for senior girls, with nominees Esther Christenson Vera Cotton Hattie Healey Hazel Grayce Tollefson and Clara Vandenburg. results were to be announced later.
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Boetheans
Boethean Society of
Huron College
Students Association
Kathryn Jean Saylor
Howard
Verona Vandrey
Gertrude Gampe
Chance
Elizabeth Cone
Villian
Kathryn Terpening
Heron
Lyla Mae Gutzler
Harold Lamb
Student ‘Association
Aldene Curis
Esther Christenson
Vera ‘Cotton
Hattie Healey
Hazel -Grayce Tollefson
Mitchell enters not guilty plea in tax evasion case
Mitchell, former charm of the Na Sane Baik, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging evasion of income tax for 1930. He had earlier pleaded guilty to an earlier indictment charging evasion of income tax for 1929. Trial on the first indictment had been set for next Monday, but the plea prompted consolidation motions by United States Attorney George Z. Medalie. Judge Coleman fixed April 24 as a date for proceedings.
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Ee Mitchell
Baik
Mitchell Tia
Thim
Next Mondey
Mitchell
United
States
George Z. Medalie
Mondey
Max D. Steuer
Junge Frank
I Coleman
Peterson, Byrnes and Simmons
Crawford
Myers
Irving Crawford
Miller
Commondenency
Chase
Two Cent Postage Rate Agreed By Roosevelt Aides
Washington officials met with President Roosevelt to set a two cent local letter post rate with authority to adjust postal charges. Chairman Doughton and Postmaster General Farley led discussions and immediate introduction of the bill was arranged. Local drop letters within the city post office district would pay two cents while outbound rates remained at three cents.
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Washington
ABC
Roosevelt
Doughton
House
Ways ‘and Means
Farley
Hone
Mrs Mary Barnes of Wolsey Is Dead
Mrs Mary Barnes of Wolsey died after a brief illness of pneumonia. She had lived in Wolsey for some time and ran a rooming house with her husband. Surviving are her stepdaughter and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church in Wolsey and at the Washington Presbyterian church the following afternoon, with burial in the Washington cemetery beside her husband.
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Wolty
Wae
Ington
Barnes
Wolseyater
Presbyterian Cabh
Woleegst
Tomorow
Wessington
Presbyterian Church
Fanny Mills
Wesington Cemetery
Haar
Y W C A Drive Targets City for Funds and Staff
Ganvass city volunteers launch a W C A financial drive running all week through Saturday April 22 to raise money for maintaining the Y W C A building and its services. Captains oversee business district and citywide efforts while funds stay to support facilities and employment resources.
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W. C
A. K. Gardner
Istrict Ja
Charles Frank
George ‘Wright
George Grattan
Sheldon Reese
W. C. Gowdy
Jen Tie Jones
W. L. Notestein
Bert Marks
Hen Ven Heuvelen
J. E. Roundy
L. ©. Tillman
J. P. Matz
BD. W. Fuller
Guy. Oviatt
Anna “Hixon
R. 3. Schulz
Gladys Pyle
Genevieve Maxwell
Seed Loans Granted In Potter County Fields
Gettysburg Apt. 34 SpecialieSicwreaeis weed rooms sight Joane named but payment pending. Drafting out Gutails. Test yen Potter farmers received seed totaling 15 dollars. Seed numbers this year unlikely to be great as most farmers have seed. Money on this year’s terms to hemp used for tractor and machinery repairs.
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Gettysburg
Apt
Joane
Forestburg Seniors Outline Activities for May
Forestburg announces senior class plans including baccalaureate sermon on May 14 and commencement exercises on May 13. The senior play Love, La Carte lists nine cast members: Cookie Laura Howe Horace Howard Taylor Han vale Bernice Hirker Tack Clarence Mann Jill Marie Gere Thelma Hine Marjorie Kunderty Billy Elmo Fouberg Tommie Gilera Johnson. Color scheme is blue and white with May 28 selected for the flower.
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Forestburg
Apr
Dees
Cookie
Laura’ Howe
Horace
Howard Taylor
Hanvale
Bernice Hirker
Tack
Clarence Mann
South Dakota Nurses Meet in Aberdeen
The seventeenth annual meeting of the South Dakota Nurses association opens April 18 in Aberdeen for a three day program. Out of state speakers include Mary Emma Smith of New York Lucille Petry of Minnesota and Bessie Nicoll of St Louis. Activities feature open public meeting luncheons a dinner by Presentation Academy Sisters with St Luke's hospital and a piano performance by St Luke's sources. Hel Woods Mitchell is state president of the association.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen
South Dakota Nurses Association
Mary Emma Smith
New York
Lucille Petry
Minnesota University
Bessie Nicoll
St. Louis
American Red Cross
Northwest
Presentation Academy
St. Luke’s Hospital of
St. Luke's Sourses
Mhel Woods
Mitchell
Nurney’ ‘Association
Birthday surprise marks Martha Kmndert seventh year
Forestburg April 14 relatives from Yarkton arrived as a complete surprise to Martha Kmndert at her seventh birthday party. The group included Mr and Mrs George Bauer and son George, Mr and Miss Cecil Bauer and two children, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ellingson, and others present.
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Forestburg
Martha Kmndert
Yarkton
George Bauer
George
Cecil Bauer
Arid
Lloyd Ellingson
Power to Probe Morgan Spurs Senate Hearings
In Washington the Senate weighs a resolution granting a committee extended power to probe Morgan and compel testimony. Fletcher asserts authority under the constitution for public hearings while Morgan ally Davis says clients will cooperate. The opposing side claims Morgan has not answered certain questions.
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Washington
Fletcher Mid-Tetay
Senate
Amibde
Harika Vafter
Margen Howe
John W. Davis
Coungel
Mox‘gan
Fecsra
New York
Petera
Inquiries Focus On Major Wall Street Banks
Reports to the Washington Committee indicate the inquiry has not moved beyond the Morgan house. Plans exist to examine operations of leading private banking firms on Wall Street as the investigation progresses.
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Washington
Morgan House
Wall Street
Scottish Rites Hold Meeting at Iroquois Masonic Hall
The county Scottish Rite group met at Iroquois Masonic Hall with Iroquois Eastern Star members hosting. A banquet was prepared and served in the dining room after the meeting, followed by an annual event attended by local members.
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Iroquois
Iroquois Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Train Enters Mexico for Ambassador Post
A train carrying Josephus Daniels crossed the international boundary at Laredo into Mexico City to assume his post as ambassador. The arrival sparked threatened communistic demonstrations against his appointment, leading to guard assignments and historical protests tied to his prior Navy secretary tenure in the Wilson era.
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Laredo
Tex
Josephus Daniels
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Daniels
Wilson
Iowa Voters To Name Convention Delegates
Iowa voters will select delegates to a convention to consider repealing the 2 percent amendment, with Gov. Herring announcing the date as July 10. The plan follows state law requiring the convention to be held within 20 days after the election. A separate dinner note lists Mr and Mrs G B Wilder hosting out of town relatives and other family names.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Congress
Gov. Herring
G. B. Wilder
Dimmer
Mr. Wilder
Umele
Milton Bowers
Miss Bowers
Welyn
North Dakota
Roy Burter
Jamestown
North Dekete
van House
Aberdeen
A. A. Wilder
Elva
Matchell
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Fia
Pia
Rerecas Biqcest
Mary Barnes
Wolsey
Ganvass City
Y. W
George Chipman
Ra'wisit
Huron
Foy L. Emry
Washington,d. C
Pierre
Potter
Mittee
Daniel
Mexico
Huron Deity Products Co
Calmenson
Ana
Stetsons
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