Americans Evacuated As Insurgents Threaten Puerto Cabezas
The Caited Mates moved to protect 300 American citizens in Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua with marines landed then withdrawn as guards returned. Four Americans confirmed dead and at least 30 panic stricken awaiting evacuation aboard the gunboat Asheville and Standard Fruit ships Cefalu and others. Insurgents pressed toward the city while authorities and relief forces prepared contingencies and naval units redeployed.
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Washington
Puerto
Caberax
Standard Fruit Keg Steamship Company
State Department
Asheville
National
W. W. Waddell
Standard Company
Weasel Cefalu
Puerta Cabezss
Senate
Navy
National Guard
Augustino
Andino
Oed
Blandon
Weather Forecast: Cloudy Night With Mild Temperatures
Forecasters predict mostly cloudy skies tonight with light winds and mild temperatures. Chance of brief sprinkles remains low as coastal regions stay dry and temperatures dip into the upper 40s to lower 50s.
Bible Missing Hits Magistrate Court Mishap
EVANSTON ILL April 15 A magistrate Porter missed a Bible in court causing a disruption in proceedings. A suit for damages may be filed by Kaspier against Peter Vincent after clerks could only offer a 1926 almanac. Vincent proposed testifying with hands on a Bible to verify truth and belief.
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Evanston
Ili
Harry H. Porter
Kaspier
Peter Vincent
Vincent
Hearing in Smith case continues with bank examiners testifying
Pierre April 15 Bank examiners testified about transfers of public funds linked to the late Fred R. Smith. State witnesses described records from Platte and other banks, aiming to prove large deposits were directed by Smith for various enterprises. Testimony to continue with more bank records and potential delays noted.
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W. F E. Ward
Sioux Falls
Paul F. Weisser
Mitchell
W. E. Frantz
Ben van Meter
Platte Bank
Smith
Weiser
H. E. Young
Huron
Iroquois State Bank
D. F. Wilmarth
W. N. Farmer
Platte
Asttorney
C . Young
James Valley Bank of Huron
Broadland State Bank
Guaranty State Bank of
Daceola
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Iroqinois
First State Bank of
Cavour
American State Bank of
de Smet
Iroquois State, Bank
Aspens State
Last Of Royal Family Leaves For France
Queen Victoria of Spain departed with four children for France amid royalist celebrations and republican upheaval. Alfonso remained at Cartagena heading toward England as Spain’s monarchy dissolved and a new republican government declared a national holiday.
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France
Alfonso
England
Madrid
Victoria
Spain
Spanish Republic
Irum
Alferso
Cartagena
Mediterranean
Wiahes
Escorial
Erandees
Viva Republicas
Wenen Jorenihauset
Banks
Choven
Ecysl
Iarge
Seek To Discover Cause Of Fatalities
Coroner Herman conducts an inquest into the sanitary district tunnel disaster that killed 11 and injured 16. A coroner's jury sworn in seeks responsibility and safety reforms. Contractor Timothy J. Ryan cites unconfirmed reports of a starved fire and promises to forward names to the Carnegie foundation. Injured individuals recover at home or in hospitals.
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Chicago
Bundsen
Herman
Timothy
J. Ryan
Carnegie Foundation
William S Hart Sues For Share In Profits
New York ap il 13 attorneys for William S Hart allege he was deprived of much of his share of profits by failing to report all earnings. The suit seeks proper allocation of profits and damages from the reporting party.
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William S.hart
New York
William
Mpuch
Back To Nature Is Great Stuf Yet Tragic Porch Collapse
CHICAGO April Sleeper, living in a third floor apartment, stepped onto a porch to breathe when the structure collapsed. Firefighters found him on the first floor buried under debris. Injuries described as slight.
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Chicago
April Sleeper
Nature Sleeper
Paving Contract To Be Let April 29 Across Several Counties
The paving contract and four grading projects were announced for April 29. Routes include Beadle county on US 14 from Huron west, Day county sections on US 12 between Webster and Waubay, Pennington county near the Bad Lands area, Haakon Ziebsch approaches to Four Corners bridge, and Dakota county segments linking Dell Rapids, Sioux Falls, and nearby towns.
Case Brothers Sell Hot Springs Star
The Evening Star reports Francia Case editor and Leland Case assistant editor have sold their interests in Star Publishing to Harry Hayden of Buchanan Montana. Hayden formerly published in Montana and Wyoming and integrated papers into a daily Evening Star. Circulation rose, plant upgrades are planned, and Leland Case will remain in Chicago while Francia Case may study law.
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Strunus
Evening Star Today
Francia Case
Leland D. Case
Chicago
Star Publishing Company
Harry Hayden
Buchanan, Bich
Hayden
Montana
Wyoming
Gong
The
Evening Star
the Star
Busch Hills Development
White House
Leland Case
Francis Case
Rotarians Entertain With Sitar Performance at Luncheon
Huron Rotarians enjoyed a luncheon featuring a guest’s sitar performance. The event showcased cultural entertainment as part of the club’s gathering.
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Hetel
Spring Farm Work Gets Underway With Warm Weather
Mid-summer temperatures and rain aided field work across the state, with wheat oats barley and some potatoes seeded. Dust storms caused damage to grains, subsoil moisture is short, and irrigation begins in the southwest. Plowing and early corn planting progress in South Dakota and Aberdeen regions.
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ME. Blystone
Government Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Washington
Weather Bureau
Towa
Exehrestara
Northwest
Southwest
Ohio
Aberweem
Apri
South Dekota
Milwaukee Railway
Mitchell
Aberdeen Territory
Milwaukee
Wolsey Farmer Seeks Beadle County Champion Record
August Anderton, a Wolsey area farmer, claims to be Beadle County’s oldest resident. He recalls Mr Anderson arriving on the second James River train near Huron when he was six, after moving from Stockholm, Norway with his parents. He asks if anyone else born earlier lives in the county.
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Wolsey
August Anderton
Beadle County
Anderson
Anerson
James River
Beidga
Huron
Stockholm
Norway
Lions Convention Plans Discussed at District Meeting
The Lions Convention Committee will meet to prepare for the district convention in Huros. Agenda includes preparations, executive committees, and coordination for the event.
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Lions
Huros
Johnson backs Coolidge for House Speaker
Royal C. Johnson, a Republican from South Dakota, proposes former President Coolidge as House Speaker to succeed Nicholas Longworth. He notes no constitutional requirement for a speaker from within the chamber and warns of possible deadlock in the closely divided body, suggesting outsiders could fill other officer roles if needed.
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the House
Nicholas Longworth
C. Johnson
South Dakota
Coolidge
House
Sperker
Veterans urged to show patriotism or face relief burden
Washington April 15 Ex servicemen were warned by Veterans Administrator Hines that peace time patriotism is needed or relief demands will strain the government. Speaking at the Red Cross convention he outlined a non monetary aid program for widows and children and projected veterans relief disbursements will top 21.85 billion by 1950.
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Washington
Exservicemen
Hines
Red Cross
oHe
War Gas Victim Loses His Memory
Pierre April 15 A World War I gas victim recounts twelve years lost to memory. He built a business under an adopted name after forgetting his identity. He owns a farm and land he cannot recall. Relatives in Alexandria, Scheur known as Tee Mont, and others brought him to confirm recognition, but he could not fully remember. He may return to Richey to run a garage under the Brown name.
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Pierre
Alexandria
D.realdett
Scheur
Sist
Tee Mont
William
Swyter
Gard- Scheur
Richey
Brown
Democrats Behind iPetitions Seeks Ballot On Change
The piece reports Democrats pushing petitions to refer a law reducing the rural credits board from five to three, aiming to influence 1932 votes. It notes signatures needed, opposition from D. A. McCullough, and Governor Green's role in appointing members, plus resignation of Anderson Michiel and potential party shifts in the Rural Credits Department.
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Fred Zimmer Pierre
Rural Credits Commission
South Dakota
Associated Press
D. A. McCullough
Rural Credity
Secretary of State
McCullough
Wareen Green
Supreme Court
Green
Lee
McCullie
Miral Credits Board
Anderson Michiel
A. C.bernau
Ificheel
Anderson Michael
South Dakota Rural Credits Board
Warren Green
Michael
Rural Credits Board
Gover
A. C. Goodhope
A. C. Bernan
Rural Credits Department
Michrel
Carl Gunderson
W. J. Bulow
Gasoline To Drop Price As New Dewgus On Market
Standard Oil officials announced in South Dakota that a new gasoline variant called Dewgus will soon hit the market priced at 1.43 dollars per gallon, about two cents below regular gasoline. Manager C L Bailey confirmed the anticipated, limited price cut and noted standard gasoline currently sells for 0.43 dollars per gallon.
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South Dakota
Standard Oil
C. L. Bailey
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Nicaragua
Logtown
Wawa Junction
Wowa
Puerto Caberas
William Selser
Pinkie” Wilson
Arthurs Curtle
Americana
Guardia
Harlen Peffey
Lostown
Sargents
Petey
Selsr
Clyde Roy Darrah
Ralph Beardsley
Puerto Cubeces
State R&sts
Ban Diego
Cal
Alexander
Erin
Rls Toe
Perrolsdon
Meath
Cotte
Moux Falls
Apeil
Scott
Ponce
Everett O'Keefe
Lakota
Lown
Case Brothers
Royal C. Johnson
Colorado
Ber Aga Marcy Ingen Gy Oy
Democrats
iPetitions
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