Bandit Trio Robs Matson's Store For 89 Dollars
Three masked bandits held up J. Matson's suburban grocery on Nebraska Avenue last night taking 89 dollars from cash registers and wallets. Customers Gus Ber and J. W. Peck witnessed the hold up as a Chevrolet coach linked to City Attorney John P. Sauer was spotted nearby. The trio, described as young and armed with a .38 revolver and a 88 caliber automatic, fled and left the car untimed. The incident marks the store's second robbery in years, with local police investigating and reviewing registration records for the Sauer vehicle.
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J. Matson
Onebraska Avenue
John Pauer
Beach Avenue
Eventh
Eighth Streets
W. B. Matson
Gus Kru Ber
J. W. Peck
Matson
Feck
Kreger
Mr.Peck
Nebraska Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Marsh
Mr. Sauer
Royal Home
Mack
Pioneer Woman Dies Near Iroquois After Illness
A long time Beadle county resident widow of Frank Sweet died at home southwest of Iroquois after months of illness. She was mother to Mrs. John Lynch of Hur and Mrs. Kittie Abel of Iroquois. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Methodist Church in Iroquois.
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County
Frank Sweet
Pioneer Beadle
Iroquois
Sweet
John Lynch
Hur
Kittie Abel
Methodist Church
Crawford to Speak on Radio Tonight at Noon
Yankton municipal judge elect Irving R Crawford will radio address the Americanization program on WNAX at noon. The speech, part of a sponsorsed South Dakota VFW effort, aims to promote patriotism and civic duties.
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Rem Crawvford
Irving R Crawford
Yankton
Farm youths' crime rise in Minnesota sparks rural scout view
National Boy Scout executive H. Benson touring the west argues farm boys face greater criminal temptations than city youths. He cites Minnesota figures showing more farm boys than urban peers turning to crime each year amid worries over rural life dangers.
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ST. Paul
H. Benson
New York
West
Minnesota
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Unsettled to Night
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. For South Dakota expect generally fair skies tonight and Friday except unsettled in the extreme east tonight with a cooler Friday outlook.
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Huron
Vicinity
South
Dakota
Drive On Bankers Brings Action On Salaries
Chicago teachers, facing wage arrears and a looming strike, demand state aid and tax-collection reform as Mayor Kelly and bankers discuss cuts to school expenses. Thousands rallied, besieged banks and City Hall, with injuries reported but no major harm as the city pauses demonstrations while awaiting legislative action to fund schools.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago Title and Trust Company
First National Bank
Springfield
General Assembly
John M. Fewkes
Ethi
Grant Park
Growns
Charles G. Dawes
Gibson Transferred To Brazilian Post
Brussels April 21 reports say Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson is transferred to Rio de Janeiro by the Roosevelt administration. He has served in the American diplomatic corps for two years and here since 1927. Edwin V. Morgan, the U S ambassador to Brazil since 1912, sailed home last Sunday via Europe.
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Gibson
Brussels
Belgium
Hugh S. Gibson
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Roosevelt
Edwin V. Morgan
Brazil
Europe
Aberdeen Releases Alleged Jail Breaker From Wisconsin
Aberdeen reports James Chester North alias Verne Thurston was released to a Wisconsin officer in Janesville after arrest here ten days ago for jail breaking. North has new aliases and is identified from photos. Also Buenos Aires notes a trial date on farm property mortgage fraud conspiracies.
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Aberdeen
James Chester North
Verne Thurston
Wisconsin
Janesville
Wis
North
Opposition Forces Muster Strength As Vote On Inflation Measure
Washington April 27 A heated Senate dispute centers on the inflation bill and a bi metallism clause allowing the president to cut the dollar’s gold content by up to 50 percent. Republican critics press to strike the measure while Democrats back the currency expansion and silver coinage provisions. Senator Borah denounces the gold clause as Robinson pushes a bonus payment proposal from the new currency. House allies press for veterans’ bonuses and mortgage refinancing under Roosevelt’s plan, with party caucus tactics to follow.
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Washington
Senate
Boral
Idaho
Robinson
Indiana
House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Socialist Leader Attacks Inflation Policy in Speech
Washington April 27 Socialist candidate Thomas once more challenged the administration's inflation plan saying centralized power risks safety and wisdom. Senator Glass defended the Fed tools while Borah called the gold section deflationary. Wheeler King proposed remonetizing silver with free coinage for gold and silver. A round-robin petition circulated among supporters.
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Washington
Northan “Thomas
Glass
Botah
Federal Reserve System
Borah
Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Economic diplomacy and debt talks amid war finance moves
The report notes President Roosevelt seeking congressional power to delay war debt payments and to broaden tariff authority ahead of an economic conference. Edouard Herriot and Canada’s Prime Minister Bennett discuss tariffs while Bonnet pledges currency stabilization. France eyes a U S Britain pact for currency stability and debt relief. MacDonald sails home amid Anglo American cooperation appeals. Democrats press inflation measures including silver coinage with Senate votes near. The dollar strengthens on London markets after a steady opening.
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Associated’ Press
Roosevelt
Congress
Edouard Herriot
Bennett
Canada
France
Bonnet
Paris
U.S
Britain
MacDonald
Hore
Washington
Senate
London Exchange
Roosevelt Says He Has Made No Debt Agreement
President Roosevelt states no agreement exists to postpone the June 15 war debt payments or to settle debt now. Secretary Hull signals tariffs and a London conference truce are under consideration, with possible discussion of debt revision at the world economic conference opening June 12. The White House asserts payments remain due June 15.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Hull
United
Axelrad Heads to Platte for State Oratory Contest
Irving Axelrad of Yuron high school regional oratory champion will compete tomorrow at Platte with four other regional winners for the state title. The dramatic and humorous sections will also be run off. Axelrad is accompanied by D C Reutter, the high school debate and public speaking coach.
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Axelrad
Platte
Irving Axelrad
Yuron High School
D. C. Reutter
South Dakota Has 77 Planes Listed
Washington dispatch reports South Dakota listed 77 aircraft on April 1, with 64 licensed and 13 unlicensed. The state had 10 gliders, none powered by licensed pilots, and 119 pilots overall with 37 transport, 11 limited commercial, and 71 private licenses. Across 48 states, 9,08 planes. pilots totaled 18,457 men and women.
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South Dakota
Washington
Department of Commerce
Adjourning powers stir debate in Washington
Washington scene as critics doubt Congress will curb President Roosevelt with new powers. Aisles clash over deflation policy and vigilance, while Morgan sips at the edge of the plan to harness sugar markets. Cuba mission hints at a broader reshuffle as March 4 looms.
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Sumner Wee
Cuba
Amis
Optimism Marks Roosevelt Talks in Washington Apr 27
President Roosevelt's talks in Washington showed genuine optimism as he pursued a broad program linking tariff reform debts and disarmament with global economic parity. He met with Edouard Herriot and Richard Bennett to discuss war debts and a possible moratorium pending the London conference.
Kaylor Suspects Held After Holdup Case In Minnesota
Three men arrested in Mandan, linked to Kaylor South Dakota bank raid, were bound over on first degree robbery charges in Slayton Minnesota. They allegedly abducted a man 10 miles from the country station, binding him to a tree and taking $150. Names given include Billings Montana and Joe Schmidt Bowling Green Ohio.
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Kaylor
Slayton
Minn
Billings, Mont
Joe Schmidt
Bowling Green
Ohio
American Dollar Regaining Favor INDON April '27
The dollar regained standing after a period of neglect as markets responded to domestic and international cues. Analysts noted renewed demand from investors and central bank actions contributed to a firmer exchange rate in April.
Revival in Commerce and Industry Sparks Confidence
New York April reports from Associated Press describe a striking revival in commerce and industry. Motor production may rise above last April, steel output nears peak for spring, freight car loadings grow through April, and electric power use shows a notable gain. Retail trade remains sustained post Easter with rising prices stimulating buying, while copper and scrap steel prices advance and manufacturers eye a May peak.
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Claude ‘A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
United States
Edison Electric Institute
Pittsburgh
Paper carriers offer missed delivery hotline number 3522
The Evening Huronite updates carrier complaint service to supply papers to city subscribers missed by regular routes. Call 3522 between 6:30 and 7 p m to request a paper. Western Union previously handled this service.
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