Hitler May Take Presidency Blamed By Austria
In Minneapolis August 1 soldiers marched and struck leaders were arrested after dawn raids on the strike headquarters. Troops with machine guns and gas clamped down as workers rallied and pickets faced police, while the central labor union was raided and ringleaders seized under martial law.
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Michael Johannes
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Long and Mayor Ready For Battle In New Orleans
National guardsmen under Huey P. Long faced Mayor Walmsley’s police as tensions rose in New Orleans. Long commanded about 500 guards at Jackson Barracks while Walmsley held 409 city police in readiness to block any attempt to seize police power.
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Heffron Takes Oath As Deputy United States Attorney
Heffron of Deadwood was sworn in as deputy United States attorney and began work at the office of George Philip. A former Black Hills newspaper man, he previously served as Lawrence county state’s attorney from 1909 to 1912 and as Deadwood city attorney for 16 years.
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Sioux Falls
P.tohn
Deadwood
New
United States
George Philip
Black Hills
Lawrence County
Commission Men Demand Court Action To Halt Yards Strike
Chicago stockyards strike widens as commission merchants threaten court action against the Handlers Union while Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workers walk out. Union leaders reject federal arbitration and seek concessions as conciliators report hopeful signs.
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Mexican Mail Order Divorces Invalid
Pierre August 1 Mexican mail order divorces are invalid in South Dakota, says Attorney General Walter Conway. The opinion to Claude Maule, Winner county attorney, says recognition of a foreign decree requires jurisdiction over the person or subject, and the Mexican correspondence process did not grant such jurisdiction, making the decree wholly invalid.
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South Dakota
Walter Conway
Claude Maule
Winner
Maule
Mexico
United States
Eberle resigns as head of Rural Rehabilitation Corp
Eberle of State College steps down as manager of the South Dakota Rural Rehabilitation Corporation. Gov. Berry cites lack of time due to AAA work but Eberle remains a director and will aid the rehabilitation program. He will oversee the sheep program and a state project to preserve pure bred herds.
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AAA
Eberle
Huron Band Concert Honors Christensen Direction
Huron Municipal Band under Director J W Campbell performs Wednesday Aug 1 at 7 45 PM in Park. Program includes Losey Overture Clement Marot Kelsen Waltz Moonlight on the Nile Melody in Spring Soldier on the Shelf Entre Nous La Pepita Man of War and Take It from Me.
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Kelsen
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Citywide water ban ordered as James River drops
City water commissioner G M Anderson ordered a complete ban on using city water for sprinkling lawns gardens and streets in Huron due to steadily falling water levels in the James River Just hours earlier a partial restriction limited sprinkling to three hours per night A city well on the Mary Svee farm four miles west of Dakota Avenue produced about 151 gallons a minute lowering the head six feet after 18 hours of pumping and a later test increased flow to 400 gallons a minute with head down about 10 feet to remain steady Officials continued work on a test hole at the Bennett property while the city borrows a shallow well rig for another project.
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G.M._Anderson
James River
Andersson
Mary Svee
Ninth Street
Dakota Avenue
Anderson
Bennett
Bom Floyd Ohm
Pierre Liquor Raid Nets Liquor From Three Men
State's Attorney Will Robinson seized liquor valued between 500 and 600 dollars from three Pierre men in a one man raid late yesterday. A fourth establishment failed to reveal liquor. The men James Foot Al Hildebrandt and Slim Mason hold federal permits and face liquor possession charges after raids prompted by Attorney General Walter Conway's cooperation policy.
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Will G. Robinson
James Foot
al Hildebrandt
Slim Mason
Robinson
Waler Conway
Conway
Pierte
Young Demos Wik Sponsor Dance Here
Beadle county Young Democratic club to sponsor a hallaga dance on Monday August 13 announced by President Ed Young. Harry Turner's orchestra from KFYR Bis marck will provide music at the pavilion east of Huron. The pavilion will feature balloon decorations and tickets have been sent to about 35 nearby clubs with a good outside turnout expected. the event is open to the public.
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Beadle County
Ed Young
Harry, Turner
KFYR
Bismarck
Huron
Youngs
Plan to seize Von Hindenburg powers on death
Close friend of Chancellor Adolf Hitler tells the Associated Press that Hitler intends to be both president and chancellor, creating a dictatorship. He would suspend Von Hindenburg’s role, convene the cabinet, and read a brief law concentrating all power in himself, as conservatives fear an extreme Nazi seizure. The report notes Berlin claims incitement by Berlin and a cabinet session was called as Hindenburg’s death seemed imminent.
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Boys On Bicycle Hit By Truck In Illinois City
Two young cyclists, Warren Goethel seven and Clarence Hebron eight, were injured when a truck driven by Ralph Bales struck their bicycle on Dakota avenue. Goethel suffered a severe leg cut with eight stitches. Hebron endured a mild concussion and bruises. The bicycle was destroyed. Bales could not avoid the children. Later, an expert said over 100000 Chicagoans have hay fever.
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S. A. Goethel
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G. A. Hebron
Fourteenth Street
Dakota Avenue South
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Hebron
The News Behind the News on Kennedy and Recession
Washington dispatch discusses a summer recession about five percent worse than seasonal, drought, strikes, and heat hurting production. It notes Kennedy’s remarks to the Securities Commission on business uncertainty, the Dulles assassination impact, and cautious Roosevelt-era economic counselors planning further measures.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Securities Commission
Dullfuss
Europe
Roosevelt
Rovasevelt
Fear Hindenburg Now Near Death
NEUDECK Germany Aug 1 2 UPM President Paul von Hindenburg aged 88 was reported near death with his physicians saying he grew weaker overnight yet remained fully conscious. Chancellor Hitler visited him flying from Berlin and the doctors at 12 20 pm said condition unchanged and he took light nourishment.
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Germany
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Hitler
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Berlin
Kepner Recalls Stratosphere Flight At Fort Meade
Major Kepner described the stratosphere ascent to a crowded Kepner tells of the 15 000 foot flight and the moment a rope caused a hole in the gondola fabric while he praised Fourth Cavalry discipline and civilian cooperation before landing hazards.
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Willam E. Kepner
City Auditorium
Kepner
Orvil Anderson
W. R. Pope
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Black Hills
Fourth
Joox
Germany accused in Dollfuss murder plot fallout
Austria blamed Germany for bloodshed after a nazi bid to seize power. The cabinet cited German plans and a confession of $100 paid for carrying out the abortive action. Several leaders were executed amid cries of Heil Hitler, while frictions with Germany continued as authorities target nazis and plan action on a pending envoy issue. Franz Winkler, former vice chancellor, claimed heimwehr leaders plotted to overthrow Dollfuss before the putsch.
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Austria
Germany
Walter Adam
Upper Austria
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Adam
Franc Holzweber
Otto Planketta
Planetta
Holz
Weber
Franz Winkler
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Heimwehr
Rudiger Ermst von Starhemberg
Winkler
Czechoslovakia
Artesian well reaches 770 feet on Beadle County grounds
Beadle County workers reached the 770 foot level today in an artesian well sunk on courthouse grounds. Crews expect the vein to be struck within 20 to 30 feet and plan temporary pipes to disperse water over the courthouse lawn. Water will then supply the courthouse and county jail systems, aiding lawn care and gardens as city sprinkling was discontinued years ago for economy.
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Beadle County
Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Co-ed in Norman
Neal Myers pleaded not guilty at arraignment on a murder charge involving Marian Mills a former university beauty. Justice of the Peace J D Grigsby set a preliminary hearing for next Saturday. Dr P B Myers father attended. mother and Mills family were absent.
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity says tonight and Thursday will see little temperature change. In South Dakota generally fair tonight and Thursday. Cooler in the extreme west portion tonight.
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South Dakota
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