Bandit Trio Robs Farmers State Bank at Kaylor
Gunmen with a pistol rifle and machine gun rob Farmers State Bank of Kaylor near noon taking about 1200. They kill Fred Voll 21 and wound Paul Schelske, Mrs Matilda Tayicsol. Hostages are released after a short pursuit. Bank losses total 1200 with two officers and a customer forced to ride on the getaway car.
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Farmers State Bank of
Fred Voll
A. G. Voll
Paul Schelske
Matilda Tayicsol
Cnaniou
William Villars
Villars
Volf
Vilers
Schelske
Leeland Hospital
Chevrolet
Yankton County
Huron
Security National Bank
Hutchinson County
Scotland
Inflation Rider Could Delay Final Farm Bill Vote
Democratic leaders aim to remove sugar from the farm relief bill and push the measure to a Senate final vote. An inflation control amendment proposed by Senator Thomas would grant the President broad powers, and its approval last night complicates passage. House has approved the program. Senate amendments, including a Republican substitute, remain to be resolved.
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Senate
Thomas
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
White House
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Congress
Raymond Moley
White
Woodin
Ungersecretary Phillips
Moley
State Department
Douglas
Pittwan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Byrnes
South Carolina
South Dakota restaurant men push 3.2 beer law
A 122 member petition by the South Dakota Restaurant Association asks Gov. Berry to call a special session to consider legalizing 3.2 beer and related beverages. H. Johnson of Brookings led the group as president with Louis Russell and C. C. Sanders elected as officers. The group also endorses a $25,000 drive to fund South Dakota’s exhibit at the Chicago World’s Fair and urges legislators to pledge favorable votes, aiming for adjournment after action.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Betters Restaurant Association
Tom Berry
Johnson
Brookings
Bordoring
Association
Louis C. Russell
Mitchell
C. C. Sanders
Watertown
T. J. Schidt
Armour
Grace Farr
Mcintosh
Peter Doris
Sioux Falls
W. W. Foster
Otto Haas
Igns
Kaas
Berry
Kota Hotel Men's ‘Association
Berrysts
Three Lose Lives In Sand Storms
Three people die as wind dust and hail storms strike the Texas Panhandle Oklahoma and western Kansas. Mr and Mrs Jake Mutz die when their Chickasha Oklahoma home is leveled. W D Shelton of Littlefield Texas crushed when a truck overturns.
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Kansas City
Texas’ Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kanesas
Jake Mutz
Chickasha
Okla
W. D. Shelton
Littlefield
Tex
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity and South Dakota
Rain likely turning to snow tonight and Friday with colder conditions in Huron and vicinity. South Dakota remains cloudy with possible rain or snow in central and south areas, and stronger north to northeast winds. colder tonight and in the southeast Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Commodities And Stocks Rise On Gold Standard Reversal
Stocks and commodities surged as the U S dropped the gold standard briefly causing the dollar to strengthen against foreign currencies. Major gains included United States Steel American Telephone Corn Products and Anaconda Copper with wide shifts and record highs amid profit taking later in the day.
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New York
United States
United States Steel Common
Huron Pierre Methodist Conference Ends With Prohibition Stand
Ministers and laymen of the Huron Pierre district conclude their annual conference in Huron after Bishop J Ralph Magee spoke and district officers were elected. A resolution supporting Gov Berry against beer legislation and urging strict enforcement of the 18th amendment was passed unanimously.
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Huron- Pierre
Methodist Church
Huron
J. Ralph Magee
St. Paul
Women's Home Missionary Society
Conferce
Tom Berry
Beer Legislati
Cal
Magee
Embargo Sparks Global Gold Panic and Market Swings
British anxious reaction to U S gold embargo and end of the gold standard triggers dollar plunges against the pound. Paris Berlin and London discuss implications as France Germany and others weigh shifts in monetary policy and economic talks with Roosevelt.
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London
Washington
United States
America
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Unprecedented Step as United States Goes Off Gold Standard
New York reports Treasury Secretary Woodin announces a managed currency policy to replenish reserves by abandoning the gold standard. Gold exports embargo reinforced, triggering a 10 percent drop versus European gold currencies and a stock surge as markets react. J P Morgan endorses the export embargo as a method to combat deflationary pressures.
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New York
Aneele Sam
Treasury
Woodin
United States
J. P. Morgan
News Behind The News Behind The National Whirligig
In Washington Paul Mallon reports on the Roosevelt administration and Long faction clashes. Lafourche Louisiana charges stir, Howell inquiry quiets, Glass banking reform looms, and Republicans seen in bank roles. Democratic tensions flare over currency policy and appointments as cases in states reveal political strain.
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Washington
Paul
Mallonkingfish
Huey
Louisiana
Official Has Proof Prosperity Is Here
RAPID CITY April 20. Audi tor W D Henegar of Pennington county reports a first quarter tax take about 17 000 ahead of last year. He notes automobile license income nearly doubled from the first quarter of last year despite lower license prices. The United States pursued the gold standard suspension to lower purchasing power and lift prices, aiming to restore economic balance.
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Rapid City
W. D. Henegar
Pennington County
United States
Great Britain
Starsiard
Fugitive Is Taken by Aberdeen Police
James Worth, 32, arrested in Aberdeen Monday. Police report he is a fugitive sought by Janesville Wisconsin officers for jail breaking. Madison and Forrest County Michigan authorities also requested his detention.
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Aberdeen Police
James Worth
W. ‘Mimming
Police Department
W. H. Nimmins
Fugitive From Justice
Janesville
Wis
L.¥. Murphy
Madison
Forrest County
Michigan
Roosevelt authorized to pursue inflation plan in new bill
The United States would gain presidential power to inflation via new currency, silver payments for debts, or gold discount changes under a Thomas bill. The measure aims to break from the gold standard and coordinate with world currency reforms. White House talks and Senate plans moved quickly with broad support across administration and Congress.
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White House
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
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