City Campaigners Rally for Final Pre Election Push
Campaigners heatedly urge support in Hue yurs municipal race. Two issues drive Tuesday vote: three city commissioners and a proposed electric utility ordinance with tiered rates and a monthly minimum. Candidates split between Potirigners' Committee and Good Government Committee, with incumbents Shober and Kautz seeking re election. A mass voters meeting is set for Daumi's auditorium Monday with Dr J S Tschester as lead speaker.
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Petitioners Committee
Hueyour
Inginal
Hurot
Ely
Tyo Shiv
Potirigners’ Comrites
Good Government Committee
Padtionars
H. C. Shober
Peter J. Schor
B. F. Witte
Tater
Ther
Good Government
John B. Kautz
Frank W. Ripley
Huron
Jons C. Burns
Aecrewry-Managrer
The
Central Warehouse Company
Theo Smogard
Shoter and
Kautz
Petitlon
George BE. Lonestail
Atorney
Ciry
Daumi
J.S. Tschester
Tschester
Renain
Weather forecast for Baar Ar and vicinity
Forecast for Baar AR and nearby areas calls for not very cool conditions tonight with warming on Saturday, followed by warmer Sunday. Light winds, no frost expected tonight, cooler in the northwest portion of the region tomorrow, with generally warmer temperatures ahead in the outlook.
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Buren
Peptheadt
Rocthwest Sender
Bridge Tourney To Open Sunday
Bridge players from scattered sections of the state assemble for the South Dakota Bridge Association's second annual tournament at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Chester N White of Huron presides, plans call for about 20 four player teams. Play begins at 2 30 with two sessions daily and the 1937 state champions to be crowned Monday night. Huron defends the title with the team of Chester N White Mrs F H Scurader and Mrs C J Strike. The association's annual business meeting follows the opening session with officer elections and site selection for the 1937 tournament on the agenda.
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South Dakota Bridge Association
Chester N. White
Huron
Mwade
Marvin Hughitt
F. H. Scurader
C.J. Strike
Strike
Busines
Hotelmen Conclude South Dakota Hotel Association Convention
The South Dakota Hotel Association ended its annual convention in Pierre with Homer Myers of Pierre elected president, succeeding E. L. Wilbur of Sioux Falls. The executive board will select the 1927 convention city. Officers reelected include Charles Klein, J. T. A. Medlar, RB. McGlynn, Bert De Meusseman. The final session, led by N. S. Jamison of Huron, discussed service improvements.
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Pierre
South Dakota Hotel Association
Homer Myers
E. L. Wilbur
Siokx Falls
Lead
Charles Klein
Webster
JT. A. Medlar
Omaha
RB. McGlynn
Huron
Bert de Meusseman
Rapid City
N. 5
Jamison
Milwaukee Road to Start Improvements Rally at Shops
The Milwaukee Road will begin a $5,000,000 car building program creating about 850 jobs for 11 months. A rally at the shops in Milwaukee marks the start as 37 streamlined air conditioned passenger cars and 1,500 freight cars are to be built. William W. Sparrow of Chicago in charge of finance said the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will provide funds for 8 percent of the cost and about $390,000 will be spent on a new Hiawatha locomotive under construction in Schenectady.
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Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
W. W. K. Sparrow
Chicago
Hop
Hiawatha
Behenectady
Stockholm Bank Burglary Yields Small Cash Haul
Loss at the Stockholm State Bank amounted to 804 dollars after a Monday night burglary. Bank cashier Werner Berg said burglars used an acetylene torch to cut two holes in the safe door. They obtained 710 to 915 dollars in silver, with currency burned by heat. 1,400 dollars in currency remained unreachable and water damaged when recovered. Investigators blamed a well equipped gang of outside operatives. no clues released.
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Stockholm
State Department of Justice
Werner Berg
Ieas
Bergrald
Gran County
State Department of Susting
Berg
Rescuers Gain Setback in Moose River Mine
April 18 Moose River Nova Scotia rescue efforts faltered as a heavy blast widened a rock barrier between the shaft and trapped Toronto men Dr. D. E. Robertson Herman B. Magill and Charles Alfred Scadding. Despite a 141 foot level opening and a 2 foot shaft path to surface, hopes faded while doctors warned the trio faced death without immediate rescue. diamond drilling pressed to regain communication and create a funnel for extraction.
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Moose Hiver
N.S
Moose River
Toronto
D. E. Robertson
Herman B. Magill
Solic Tock
Mexico May Quit League of Nations
Mexico City April 1. A motion was started in the Mexican congress to withdraw from the League of Nations. Senator Candido Aguilar, on the foreign relations committee, said the league is only an expense of 90000 annually in dues and that congress would ask President Lazaro Cardenas to seek withdrawal.
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Mexico
League of Nations
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Candido Aguilar
Senate
Lazaro, Cardenas
League
Roosevelt Stands By Hopkins on Relief Policies
Washington reports two reverses for relief advocates as Roosevelt sticks to WPA type projects. He opposes earmarking 700 million of next year’s 1.5 billion relief fund for the Public Works Administration, arguing WPA would be costlier and slower. Congress to decide on canal and Quoddy project funding, with mixed outcomes and ongoing impeachment fire in the Senate.
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Roosevelt
Hopkins
Washington
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Anis
Congress
Florida Ship Canal
Belter
New York
House
Teka’ Public Works Administration
PWA
Gestivary
Senate
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Asntaey
McAdoo
California
Democrate
Amprican Society of Newspaper
Walter Lippmann
Bench
Hauptmann
Senate Lobby Committee
Ibe
John J
Ruskab
Pierre du Pont
American Liberty League
Finace
Georgia
Harry L. Hopkins
Washington State
WPA
Rep. Bacon
Dole
Did You Know item payment notice from Huronite
The Evening Huronite editor announces a 25 cent payment for each Did You Know item published. Contributors may collect at the Huronite office after publication. The note lists Simmons Cooper and others as past South Dakota Senate aides and secretaries in Washington.
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Simmons
Blake
Charles P. Cooper
Aaron
South’. Dakota
Senate
Hurontte
Huronite
News Behind the News Reveals Political Machine Intrigue
Washington dispatch reports Chicago shock fueling suspicions that the Kelly Nash machine may be dissolving. Courtely and Schymer discussed the matter, while Courtney quietly supports undercover work for Governor Horner. Politically powerful figures foresee upheaval if Nash Kelly collapses.
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Washington
Chicago
Democratic
Em Suspicio
Horner
Nash-Kelly
Giana
Amart Irish
Debtless Nebraska Finds It Owes for Unclaimed Checks
Lincoln April 1 Nebraska admits it is not debtless as it owes 1112 in registered warrants uncashed for subscriptions to newspapers and magazines issued mainly in 1927. Although the treasury holds investments, the state constitution limits total debt to 10,000, leaving a gap between claims and funded assets.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wisconsin Prison Break Stopped at Waupun Prison
In Wisconsin, a mass escape attempt at Waupun State Prison ended with two inmates shot and seriously wounded, including Leslie Homer and Alec Teikam, while three others surrendered. Deputy Warden Bernyart described the fugitives as the prison’s toughest workers as they overpowered a guard and seized a prison truck before rushing the wall. John Dillinger era ties and a Racine bank robbery were referenced in relation to Homer’s 1933 sentence.
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Waupun
Wis
Leslie Homer
Dillinger
Homer
Leilans
Ae Homer
Indianapolis
John Dillinger
Chicago
Bernart
Federal agents arrest trio in Hamm kidnapping case
Washington reports postmaster Edward C. Bartholmey of Bensenville Illinois and Charles J. Fitzgerald of Los Angeles along with Jack Pfeiffer of St Paul were seized as suspects in the 1933 William Hamm Jr abduction. Hoover notes further arrests possible as U. S. grand jury prepares indictments.
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Washington
Fusion Department
William A. Bamm,Jr
Victuilly
St Paul
J. Edgar Hoover
Charles J. Fitzgerald
Los Angeles
Jack Phiffer
St. Paul
Edward C. Bartholmey
Bensenville
Hamm
Inst
Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Bartholomew
Alvin Karvis
Max Barker
Karpis-Barker
Harmon Wiley
Thosias G. Robinson, de
Alice Speed
Louisville
Paul
JL Edgar Hoover
Federal Department of Justice
William A. Hamm, Jr
Jack Pfeiffer
Department of Justice
Minneapolis
United States
Wendel Joins Search for Lindbergh Case Kidnapers
In Brooklyn on April 18 Paul H. Wendel former New Jersey attorney joined Kings County officers in a search for suspects in his own alleged Lindbergh kidnaping case. Wendel vows to assist, naming Murray Blofeld and Harry Weiss as attackers believed connected to his abduction and forced confession. District Attorney Geoghan confirms the search as he pushes for swift justice.
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Brooklyn
Paul H. Wendel
New Jersey
Kings County
Brooklyn Nouwie
Wendel
Trenton
N. Is
W. F. X. Geoghan
Geoghan
W. F
Murray
Bloefeld
Harry Weiss
Thomas W. Trenchard
Supreme ‘Court
Bruno Richard Hauphmanna
Cholera Epidemic Claims Numerous Siamese Lives
Bangkok reports reveal 1,400 cholera deaths in Siam since February to mid April with weekly provincial tolls around 60 and Bangkok near containment after a deadly outbreak, while February figures averaged 100 deaths weekly.
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Siam
Bangkok
New British Liner's Speed Ts 30 Knots
The new British liner Queen Mary reportedly registered at Scotland in April with a stated speed of 30 knots. Officials note the vessel’s rapid development amid broader maritime expansion.
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Gourlock
Scotland
Former Mayor of Sioux Falls Dies
Sioux Falls April 18 4 Thorne as McKinnon former mayor of Sioux Falls died at 2 hospital last night. He was elected mayor in 1924 and served until 1929. He was years old. A former contractor, he had been in poor health for some time. He is survived by a widow two sons a daughter and a brother.
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Sioux Falls
Thomeas McKinnon
Stowe Falls
Mrry McKinnon
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Llewellyn Bartholomew
England
Myicent Barchalomew
Freddie
Ian
Lon ‘Angeles
South Dakota
Mayers
Angeles
Apei
Frederic Roberts Bartholomew
Ceril Barthoomew
Melcent
Barthalomaw
Holligwwood
Pac Paul
Mallo
Courtety
Kelly-Nash
Courtney -Hanged
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Minnesota
William Hamm
Harald Alderson
Bremer
Eber Farraer
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