Record Vote Seen in Runoff for Commissioner
The runoff in the city for commissioner features Dr. J. Tschetter and incumbent T. C. Young as the polls push toward a record total. Early noon tally shows 1,419 votes at 12 o clock, with precincts reporting increased turnout since the first election a week earlier. Observers predict the runoff may exceed the prior 4,361 vote total as results are awaited around 5:39 pm.
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Jefferson Seagal
Cottage Grocery
Qditron College
Jacobson Garage
South Lawn Grocery
City Hall
Geferson School
Daum
Tschetter
South Dakota primary vote eyed amid anti crime push
PIERRE April 24 The record South Dakota primary vote is expected next Tuesday with Democrats and Republicans nominating for governor congress and local offices. About 200000 voters may cast ballots as issues feature Governor Berry and Rep Wermer in tight races. Campaigns emphasize turnout and party convention dynamics as new anti crime measures gain federal support.
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Sturgis
Fred Hildebrandt
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Redfield
Clark
Huron
Astrud
Wermer
Washington
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Erme
Otto Kaas
Britton
D. K. Loucks
Watertown
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
Charles Alseth
Lake Preston
Allen
Joe Morrison
Brookings
Robert Hunter
Milbaul
Boyd Wales
Alcester
C. A Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Zar Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Francis Case
Custer
William Williamson
Rapid City
Dan McCutchen
Belle Fourche
WidowCannotClaimLifeInsuranceIn Missing Husband Case
In Madison Wisconsin District Court Mrs Bella T White of Wisconsin Dells pursues $25 000 life insurance from Equitable Life Insurance on husband William J White a Chicago salesman who vanished seven years ago A Chicago stenographer Rosie Gustafson testified she spoke with the missing man in California recently and was sent by the insurer to verify handwriting The witness claimed White admitted his identity but did not disclose his reasons for vanishing and authorities consider his death possible in a New Orleans hurricane of 1926
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Wisconsin Dells
U. S. District Court
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Chicago
White
New Orleans
Rosie Gustafson
California
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Miss Gustafson
Four Airlines Seek Dismissal of Farley Mail Contracts
Assistant U S Attorney David Pine said he would likely file in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to dismiss petitions by four United Aircraft and Transportation subsidiaries to enjoin Postmaster General Farley from canceling all mail contracts. The suits seek damages. Pine has until May 8 to respond and may file a motion to dismiss or an answer.
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Washington
United States
David Pine
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United Aircraft and Transportation, Inc
Pins
Batista Burned by Loaded Lighter in Cuba
Cuban military commander in chief Colonel Fulgenio Batista reportedly injured when a lighter loaded with gunpowder exploded in his hand while he examined it. He appeared at the presidential palace with his right hand bandaged and gave a smiling denial of serious harm.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Lie Detector Fails to Identify Suspect in $39,000 Brinks Theft
In Chicago on April 24 a lie detector failed to name Allen R Hammel of Brinks Express as the man who fled with 39000 last December. A man claiming to be Burt Armstrong from New York was identified by Mrs Hammel and his children as their father. The detector expert Dr John A Larson and Rush Medical College ruled the subject mentally unshaken and amnesic. Bond set at 59000. case continued.
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Allen R. Hammel
Brinks Express Company
Burt Armstrong
New York
Elks Special To Aberdeen trip draws 150 plus from Huron
More than 150 Huron Elks will travel to Aberdeen for the annual homecoming of the Aberdeen lodge. A special North Western train leaves at 12 30 p m with the Huron band and drum corps, returning at midnight. Judge Dwight Campbell and John R Coen will join the trip, tickets sold by local teams and at the secretary's office. The Huron band will perform on streets and at sessions in Aberdeen. Exalted Ruler Leo Temmey leads the Huron lodge officers in initiating the homecoming class. Already 120 have signed to go.
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Huron Lodge
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Sterling, Colo
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Redfeld
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Pierre
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Wolsey
A. P. Stowell
Leo A Temmey
Mooresville seeks protection from John Dillinger
Mooresville Maryland officials asked Governor McNutt for National Guardsmen or deputies to shield the town from John Dillinger. The resolution cites the outlaw's machine gun and bullet proof vest bearing activities as a disgrace and danger to the state.
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John Dillinger
Paul V. McNutt
Desperado
Dillinger
Here
Armed Dillinger gang suspected in midnight Milwaukee chase
Southeastern Wisconsin sheriffs warned to watch for four men in a dark sedan with a machine gun across the driver. Witnesses report the car sped through Milwaukee at 60 mph, nearly hitting a trolley, with two armed men outside and a machine gun in the rear. Two Milwaukee motormen described the scene and the pistol in the front seat. A second item notes three women arrested by federal agents at a resort near Eagle River in the Dillinger manhunt and held in Dane county jail.
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Wisconsin
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Spd
Richard R. Beckwith
John Miller
Electric Company
Beckwith
Miller
Madison
Wis
Eagle River
John Dillinger
Diana Despérade
Dane County
Jillinger
Madigan
Vilas County
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington notes reveal Japanese whispers about a China policy aimed at France and possible munition funding through a French loan. The piece critiques diplomacy and tracks mansion-housed New Dealers and a tense West-Long insider scene, highlighting names like Corcoran Cohen Tugwell Landig and Peterson amid policy chatter.
London Interested In Dillinger Hunt
London newspapers show keen interest in the search for John Dillinger. Trans Atlantic calls to St Paul police confirm reporters from the Times and Evening News asked about Dillinger’s status. Chief Dahil says no latest contact since yesterday, noting the pursuit remains active.
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London
England
John Dillinger
Thomas Davis Bere
London Times
The
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Dahil
Dillinger
Bank president, vigilantes foil Round Lake holdup
Round Lake Illinois April 4 a quick shooting bank president and armed vigilantes repelled three bandits aiming to rob First State Bank. One robber wounded captured another fled in a car while the third hid in a lumberyard as townsfolk armed with a rake helped subdue the attackers.
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Ill
First State Bank of
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E. C. Weber
Vilah Harta
Weber
Wake Resort
Ill Bois
Waukegan
Wisconsin Line
Former Harvard Leader I Lee Briggs Dies in Milwaukee
I Lee Baron Russell Briggs 79 professor emeritus and former Harvard dean and Radcliffe College president died at his daughter Lucia Russell Briggs home in Milwaukee from a heart ailment. His daughter is president of Milwaukee Downer College.
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Ilee Baron Russell Briggs
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
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Fort Dodge Ward Store Burned in Major Fire
A three story brick Montgomery Ward building in Fort Dodge was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin this morning. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. Three firemen Edward Mahoney John Doyle and Henry Smaby were slightly injured when an explosion blew out the front showroom windows. The article notes United States one thousand dollar bills bearing President Cleveland’s likeness.
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Fort Dodge
Montgomery Ward Company
Edward Mahoney
John ‘Doyle
Henry Smaby
Dillinger Still At Large In Wisconsin Woods Hunt
Mercer Wisconsin April 24 reports say John Dillinger eludes a vast manhunt across northern Wisconsin with nearly 100 agents, planes, and armed units pursuing him. The outlaw, blamed for killings and bank robbery, may be hiding in woods near Mercer or in Minneapolis St Paul, with violence escalating.
Weather Outlook for Muron Vicinity and South Dakota
Muron and Vicinity see increasing clouds and a bit warmer tonight and Wednesday, with unsettled and warmer conditions. South Dakota expected to grow cloudier, warmer tonight and Wednesday, with probable showers in the southwest and warmer temperatures in the east.
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Muron
South Dakota
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