Death Toll Mounts as Havana Strike Sparks Crisis
Havana reports a violent strike and political turmoil after rumors of President Machado resigning. More than 20 killed and 12 wounded as clashes erupt during protests. Union and public service workers threaten to strike, while U.S. officials eyed mediation but no intervention planned.
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Havana
Sérife
Cuba
Machado
Ramiro Guerra
Polifica
Public Instruction
Treasury Departments
Liberal Party
United States
Sumner Welles
Welles
Two Kidnap Suspects Rearrested In Hamm Case
William Ford and James Wagner were rearrested in Chicago after being released on habeas corpus. Federal authorities now hold them amid coordinated charges. Chief Justice Prystalski ordered formal charges or release. Police transferred them to the FBI local head Marvin H. Purvis.
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Chicago
William Hamm, Jr
St Paul Brewer
William Ford
James Wagner
John Prystalski
Cook County Criminal Court
Eea
Mevin H. Purvis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lignite mine workers meet to draft code in Dakota regions
North and South Dakota coal mine representatives gathered in Bismarck to discuss a proposed code for the lignite industry as part of Roosevelt's business recovery drive. Earl Hendricks of the North Dakota Lignite Operator Association said revisions were shown and a decision was expected today.
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Bismarck
Nip
Roosevelt
North
South Dakota
Earl. ML Hendricks
Dakota Lignite. Operatore ‘Association
Inc
Meetin
Source Of Fuel Is Provided On Carpenter Farm
In central South Dakota a new fuel industry emerges on the Carpenter farm. Workers mine turf from a peat bog 16 inches thick, cut and stacked to dry for about three weeks. The five acre swamp on land owned by Leon Le Claire is provided free to interested farmers. Hauling capacity reaches about five triple box loads daily, each around 1,500 pounds.
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Leon le Claire
Carpenter
Gross Tax Law Attacked Again in South Dakota
A Sioux Falls grocer filed an original action in the South Dakota Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of the gross income tax law effective July 1. The suit asks for an injunction to stop enforcement while alleging the act is indefinite, discriminatory, and beyond constitutional allowances. The state officials named will respond within three days. tax collection continues in the interim.
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Pierre
Aug
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
Constitution Flanery
Blaine
Eemperal
Walter Conway
Coray
Int Flanerys
State Auditor's Office
Star Pase
Beer License Rush As Huron Approves 14 Applications
In Huron the city commission approved three beer license applications last night and eleven earlier in the day. Approved entities include Copper Kettle restaurant Green Lantern Cafe and Leighton's Billiard Parlor. Other filers by noon today were E B Dinneen Royal Hotel Hurst's Corner Grace Billiard Parlor Pat's Corner and York Service stations.
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Commission
Copper Kettle Restaurant
Green Lantern Jeafe
Leighton’s Billiard-parer
York
Royal Hotel
Hurst's Corner
Service Cafe
Grace Billiard Parlor
Pat's Corner
Large Wave Sweeps Children Into Sea
A large wave at Rockaway Beach swept a group of about 100 children from Pride of Judea home Brooklyn to the sandbar. At least one child drowned, Ray Evans, 10, and thirteen were pulled from the water with submersion injuries. Four were sent to a hospital and many received inhalation treatment on the beach.
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New York
Rockaway Beach
Queens
Pride of
Ray Evans
Fire Department Reconditioning Under Way For Fall Season
Huron fire department equipment is being thoroughly reconditioned. Hose is tested, fire trucks overhauled, ladders repainted and varnished. Fire chief Max Teuber notes fewer fire calls than average this year despite dry summer weather.
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Huron Fire Department
Max Teuber
Rabbits and Pets at Lincoln Hospital Warned Over Disease
In Lincoln Nebraska a public warning notes 29 rabbits and four guinea pigs may carry infectious diseases including tuberculosis and arthritis. Gladys G Smits superintendent of Lincoln General Hospital urges exposure risk minimization and alerts public to keep animals contained to prevent contagion.
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Lincoln
Mg's
Gladys G. Smits
Lincoln General“ Hospital
Nebraska
Governor Signs Two More Bills After Special Session
Governor Tom Berry signed two more measures from the recent special session. Thirteen of twenty acts have executive approval. The gas tax rewrite becomes law immediately while the tree planting act awaits 80 days before operative. The gas tax shifts dealer as tax collector and secures bonds for payment. the tree planting act allocates 2000 dollars to aid cooperation with the federal program supplying low-cost trees and seeds to farmers.
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Secretary of Agriculture
South Dakota
Weather Forecast for Huron and Wichitty
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a little warmer night. For South Dakota fair to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, slightly warmer in extreme east tonight, cooler in the west portion Wednesday.
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Huron
Wichitty
South Dakota
Venables Predicts Fair Will Balance Budget This Year
Secretary Venables after a week at Pierce predicts the South Dakota State Fair budget will balance this year. He cites beer legalization boosting concession receipts and notes plans for a special spring race meet next year if pari mutuel wagering resumes. He points to budget cuts and rising fair business as signs of a profitable year with the Royal American Shows reporting profits in multiple cities.
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Pierce
Jamies Venables
Mr. Venables
Venables
South Dakota
United States
Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Mike’ Barnes
Carl Seldmayr
Minot
Grand Forks
Fargo
N. D
Winnipeg
Aberdeen
Seldmayr
Miller Merchants Plan NRA Program Commitments
Miller merchants and business men held a meeting of the Miller Commercial club to draft local agreements for observing the NRA program. Paul K Myers spoke on the NRA campaign in Huron and explained the national recovery drive and its expected benefits.
South Dakota Receives Unemployment Relief Grant
The federal relief administration announced a grant of $66,425 to South Dakota for unemployment relief. This adds to previous funding of $257,193, bringing total assistance to $223,618.
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South Dakota
Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Teagle on NR A board fuels White House cooperation tone
Paul Mallon notes backstage shifts in Roosevelt era labor mediation. Teagle resignation and subsequent blessing by Hyde Park are seen as a move to show goodwill from Standard Oil and others. The piece hints Johnson’s team seeking broader trust and a peaceable industrial coalition.
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Roosevelt
Cuba
Hyde Park
Whits House
Woodin
The
Treasury
George Warren
Cornell
James Rogers
Yale
James Warburg
London
Washington
Walter Teagle
N. FR. A. Labor Mediation Board
White’ House
Moffett
N. R.A
Johnson
Louis Stacy Arrested in Chicago as Kansas City slaying ties emerge
Federal officials say Louis Stacy arrested on Kansas City conspiracy charge over the attempted Nash delivery. Verne Miller named as gunman in the Union depot killings that killed Nash and four officers. Stacy denies involvement and faces removal to Kansas City for a hearing.
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Chicago
Louis
Doc) Stacy
Frank Nash
Kansas City
Nash
Melvin H. Purvis
United States Bureau of Investigation
Stacy
Purvis
Verne Miller
Huron
South Dakota
Union Railway
Maywood
Touhy
William Hamm
St. Paul Brewer
Stacy Long
Jack" McGurn
Capone
M Special
United States
Walker
Miller
Federal
Leavenworth
Neller
Wash
Hot Springs
Ark
Bank Robber Trial Opens in Deadwood Court
In Deadwood South Dakota the bank robbery trial of Paul Bernard Belle Fourche began after 27 prospective jurors were examined. State witness Fred Hab erhaber Milwaukee Wis is expected to testify while serving 20 years for robbery at Whitewood Banking Co. Sept 1 1932. Miles Odle of Belle Fourche also in state penitentiary for 30 years was not brought to the trial.
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Deadwood
Paul Bernard
Belle Fourche
Fred Haberhaver
Milwaukee
Wis
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Whitewood Banking Company
Bernard
Miles Odle
Roosevelt Abolishes Prohibition Bureau Enforcement
Washington announces a special reorganization ending the Prohibition Bureau with all enforcement staff to be dismissed at midnight tomorrow. John S. Hurley expected to head the new division of investigation within the department. Mrs Wade Porter returns from a week in Chicago attending fall style shows and market events.
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Roosevelt
Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement
John S. Hurley
Prohibition
Division of Investigation
Chicago
Wade Porter
Miller's Record As Officer Recalled
Verne Miller once an alleged gunman linked to five Kansans City murder victims is remembered as a respected public official in Huron. He joined the local police after moving there postwar, having previously worked in carnival business and earned a local reputation as a parachute jumper.
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Verne Miller
Kansans City
Huron
Miller
Miners Vote To Return To Jobs In Pa
More than 100 heads of United Mine Workers locals, representing about 20 000 miners, voted unanimously to return to work in southwestern Pennsylvania after a Roosevelt recovery program appeal by Edward F. McGrady. McGrady flew from Washington at Gen. Hugh S. Johnson’s request to urge workers to end the two week strike over recognition and leadership. Martin Ryan, an Irish immigrant leader of the opposition, denies communism while pledging loyalty to Roosevelt and condemning organizers.
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Uniontown
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Edward F. McGrady
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
McGrady
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
United Ming Workers of America
Martin Ryan
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Gettysburg Board Keeps Home Economics Department Open
Gettysburg board of education decided to continue the home economics department at the local high school. A move to discontinue the department for economy measures was rejected after strong agitation. Selection of teachers was postponed as board members deliberated.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg Board of Education
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