Exiled Alfonso Moves to Lessen Assassination Risk
Paris reports Alfonso and Queen seeking new home to reduce chances of assassination amid Madrid upheaval and U.S. economic slump. Alfonso departs for Calais to sail to England to confer with his banker as Prince Don Juan heads to Paris.
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England
Madrid
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Hotel Savoy
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Don Juan
Italy
London
Study Of North Dakota Coal Use For State Sales
A South Dakota commission studying North Dakota Hamite coal use aims to boost state coal sales. J W Parmley and David F Radcliffe examine institutions using coal and their equipment. Freight rates and worn equipment hinder adoption. an ad campaign seeks consumers to expand mine output. Bailey elected president of South Dakota Sons of the American Revolution in Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
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Adams County
North Dakota
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Sioux Falls
Ted A. Bailey
Pipestone
Minn
Requa
Weather Hares Forecast: Cold Tonight With Increasing Clouds
South Dakota forecast calls for fair skies tonight with increasing cloudiness and frost in western areas. Temperatures will be cold with a rising temperature trend into Wednesday, as frost and freeze conditions are expected overnight and across the state.
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South Dakota
Tsloo the fox terrier dies during Byrd lecture tour
Boston reports the death of Igloo, the fox terrier that accompanied Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd on polar expeditions. Byrd suspended his Springfield lecture and hurried back to Boston, then announced he would continue the tour with a stop in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Tenn
City Election Ballot Count Under Way in Huron
Light voting at eight polling places in Huron with 437 ballots logged by noon. City Auditor M. F. Walt estimates 37 minutes to count, with results to be released by telephone after polls close at 5 p m. Focus on a $35,000 bond for West Park swimming pool and 42 acres of Wyoming property amid a three candidate race for city office.
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G. M. Anderson
City
Shouse Sees Farm Board Issue Dominating 1932 Campaign
Chicago April 21 Democrat leader James A. Shouse predicted the federal farm board will be a chief issue in the 1932 presidential contest. He warned unemployment remains the central political problem while noting prohibition also matters. He criticized the Hoover administration and urged curtailment measures and tariff reform as campaign themes.
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New York
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Ratorhouse
Carey Away Safe Chester Action at Dr Burris Office
Reported incident at Chester as Carey eludes guards and enters the office of Dr Burris late last night, details of motive or outcome not yet released by authorities. Investigations underway with no injuries reported at this time.
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Huron Noted as Bright Spot in Babson Report
The April Babson Reports highlight Huron S D as a bright spot for favorable business conditions amid general weakness nationwide. Debits data from the Federal Reserve count Huron among top state performers, with Sioux Falls leading in South Dakota.
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Verne Newland Is Back In Jail After February Escape
Verne Newland, who escaped from Beadle county jail on February 7 while serving a 70 day sentence for third degree forgery, surrendered at Sioux City and was returned to Huron. Deputy sheriffs Harvey Huntley and John Boyle brought him back. Skinner remains at large. State Attorney Leo Temmey has not decided charges. Newland said he wanted rest and to stop dodging the law.
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John Boyle
Leo A Temimey
New Tainette
Alva E. Tayloe
Mewland
Shimer
Nebraska man ordered to pay for calling Glass a skunk
E G Herman of Hemingford Nebraska was instructed by a court to pay 250 to G W Glass of Memphis Tennessee for calling Glass a skunk. The record notes Herman also claimed Glass deserved a bounty for each scalp and said the remark followed a rejected potato shipment.
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Hemingford
Neb
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England Passes Sunday Movies Bill Amid Protests in Commons
The House of Commons approved the bill legalizing Sunday amusements by 258 to 210 on its second reading. Police intervened as Sabbatarian groups clashed with supporters outside Parliament, with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Stanley Baldwin voting for the measure amid mixed Conservative opposition. The bill, if enacted, would repeal the blue law affecting Sunday activities.
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Uncertain Timing Court for Fred R. Smith Trial
Speculation surrounds whether Fred R. Smith former state superintendent of banks will be tried at the Hughes county court May term. Unclear scheduling stems from conflicting county considerations and pending charges of embezzlement.
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Charis Mix County
Poor House Inmates Balk At Fine Home
In Omaha on April 1 county officials report three elderly women refused to move from the old poor house to the new $750,000 county facility twelve miles outside the city. Attendants plead but the inmates balk, claiming loneliness and dislike of the country setting.
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Senator Addresses Wrong Luncheon by Mistake
Quincy in April 2 report states State Senator Hoy Adair entered a luncheon club, sat in a mistaken seat, and prepared to speak. A neighbor realized the senator was in the Exchange Club, not the Kiwanis, prompting a humorous mix up during the event.
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Exchange Club
Curtis in 1932 Presidential Race Watching by GOP leaders
Washington April 21– Republicans eye Curtis decision on seeking reelection or running for Kansas Senate. A fall declaration is expected as speculation swirls about Hoover ties and anti Hoover factions. Curtis attends cabinet meetings but keeps plans private.
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Oregon
Iceland Republicans Rally as Premier Ousted
Reports from Reykjavik indicate a rising republican mood among students who demand the establishment of a republic at the earliest moment. Demonstrations occurred before the Danish legation amid a political crisis after Premier Thorhallsson faced a no confidence vote and dissolution of the Althing. Iceland was united with Denmark under King Christian X.
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Olson vetoes bill to redistrict state
Gov Floyd Doane vetoes a state redistricting bill, calling the proposals ineffective and criticizing the plan as flawed. The decision comes as lawmakers debate apportionment changes and political boundaries, with no immediate constitutional or legal remedies indicated.
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Olson
ST. Paul
Floyd Doane
Satie Bey Scie
President declares Sandino beyond civilized pale in killings
President Hoover says General Sandino, Nicaraguan insurgent leader, has placed himself outside the civilized pale by murdering American civilians and Nicaraguans. He pledges Sandino will be brought to justice as U S forces and naval ships reinforce coast defenses and move to port cities in Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Lapke Denied Retrial In Mother Murder Case
Alphonse Lapke a Hand county farmer who was convicted last spring of murdering his mother Mrs Anton Lapke was denied a new trial today by Judge Frank Fisher Defense attorneys said they will appeal to the state supreme court The retrial plea cited insufficiency of evidence technical errors and newly discovered information Assistant Attorney General Frank Mitchell opposed the request Lapke was sentenced to life imprisonment after a three weeks trial for the homicide
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Cornell Not Badly Hurt In Air Mishap
Merl F. Cornell former Huron man injured in a Detroit airplane accident is recovering rapidly at Harper Hospital. He suffered a gash above one eye a blackened eye and severe bruising. Cornell, manager of Kari Keen Aircraft at Sioux City, rode with Ohie Fablin and Al Miller during a Detroit air show demonstration. the ship made a forced landing and turned over.
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Ohie Fablin
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Aberdeen names new chamber secretary De Mersseman
Hert De Mersseman today assumed the secretaryship of the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce succeeding Bert J. Coombs Jr. The former Aberdeen resident had managed Alex Johnson hotel at Rapid City for the past two years.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
de Mersseman
Bert J. Coombs, Jr
Sioux Passaversa
Alex Johnson
Repid City
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