Roosevelt Itinerary Revised With Huron Stop Eliminated
A bank bandit captured after a holdup at Alpena fled on foot when a tire blew after being fired upon by bank official Karl Aisenbrey. The robber abandoned a car, was found in a weed patch by a posse, and about $700 was recovered. He awaited transfer to county jail.
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Atpena
Jane Sandit
Andrew
Karl Aisenbrey
Rom Aisenbrey
Mit
Alpena
Wessington Springs
Ken
Jeranla County
Pattol
Bosch Aisenbrogs
George Ochmer
Karl
Atternoa
Roosevelt Heads West on Campaign Path Through Governors
President Roosevelt travels westward from Wilmington toward Bismarck and Pierre meeting North Dakota Montana South Dakota Wyoming governors. He will visit Mt Rushmore dedicate a bridge at Hannibal and confer with Iowa Nebraska Missouri Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Michigan Kentucky and others on urgent state issues.
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Roosevelt
Whismarck
N.C
U.S
Mt. Tushmore
Hannibal
Hyde Park
Bismarck
North Dakota
Montana
Pierre
South Dakota
Wyoming
St. Paw
Hjalmar Petersen
LaCrosse
Phil LaFollette
Wisconsin
Des Moines
Landon
Iowa
Nebraska
Mésyourt
Oklahoma
Bannibal
Speing
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Bullitt Named Envoy to France in Diplomatic Shuffle
President Roosevelt named William C. Bullitt envoy to France after Jesse I. Straus's resignation due to illness. Bullitt, then ambassador to the Soviet Union, will sail for Europe around Sept. 20 to assume duties. Loy Henderson will oversee Moscow duties until a successor is named.
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Washington
William C. Bullitt
France
Roosevelt
Bullitt
Jesse I. Straus
Europe
Moscow
Soviet Union
Fulaia
Loy Henderson
Straus
New York
United States
Did You Know About Early Huron Trolley Line
A horse drawn double rail trolley operated in Huron about forty years ago. Tracks ran from Fourth Street and Dakota Avenue to the block where McKinley School stood, near the former fair grounds. The Evening Huronita offers 5 cents for each Did You Know item accepted.
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Huron
Fourth Steel
Dakota Avenue
McKinley School
Huronita
Huronite
Woman Killed In Crash Near Here
Mrs. Herbert Skinner a Watertown beauty operator was killed in an automobile crash 15 miles north of Huron on state highway 37 yesterday afternoon. Miss Helen Effring also of Watertown suffered severe injuries with a spinal fracture but doctors expect her to recover. The party also included Mrs. Nels Fedt and her 13 year old son Donald en route to Huron for hair sessions.
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Herbert Skinner
Watertown
Helen Effring
Huron
Mra. Skinner
Elfring
Nels Fedt
Donald
South Dakota
Landon Closes Eastern Tour with New York Bid
Gov. Alf Landon wraps up eastern campaign with talks led by Ogden Mills and Charles Milles to win New York's 47 electoral votes and delivers a 730 PM speech on federal finances in Buffalo. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. backs Landon as a liberal ally and predicts New York votes for the Kansan. Landon plans a special train departure at 8 PM with further stops in Ohio and Missouri on the schedule.
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Buffalo
N.Y
A. M. Landon
New York
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
Treasury
Chares D. Milles
Kansas
New York State
Roosevelt
Edwin F. Jaeskle
Erie County
Landon
Offerman Baseball Stadium
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Topeka
Uliasis
Missouri
Weather outlook for Huron and nearby areas
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with little temperature change across Huron South Dakota and surrounding region. The report notes minimal variation in temperature under overcast skies.
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Huron
South Dakota
Links Between Former King and Spanish Rebel Forces
Reports say France and Britain press to enforce a hands off Spain policy while rebels advance toward Jun. A seized Madrid letter allegedly ties former King Alfonso to the revolt, and executions continue as Loyalists fight to defend Alcazar and other cities.
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Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Associated Press
France
Great Britain
Europe
Biscay Bay
Jun
London
Portugal
Iberian Peninsula
Iran
Toledo
Alcazar
Oviedo
Zaragoza
Teruel
Jose “Giral Pereira
Barcelona
Tokyo
Japan
Germany
Ialy
Russia
Italy
Snake Near Death In Spider s Web
Bristol Connecticut August 26 The six inch garter snake trapped by house spiders in a Bristol cellar neared death as a photographer worked to free it The photographer visited Arthur L Krasenics home and removed much of the webbing but spiders added new silk overnight making escape harder and the snake more perilous.
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Bristol
Conn
Arthur L. Krasenics
Spicers
Symphony Leader Walks Out Over Hot Dogs and Noise
In Cleveland on August 26, conductor Tosa Itarki, guest of the Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra, canceled the remainder of his week after clashing with audience noise and hot dogs during an outdoor performance. He quit midweek, delaying a Mutual radio broadcast and prompting the orchestra to seek a pianist to finish the score.
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Cleveland
Tosa Ttarki
Itarki
Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra
Tturbi
Buenos Aires
Jose Andre
New York
Strikes Urged Back To Work In Minneapolis
The Minneapolis employer employee board urged workers in the truck and elevator strikes to resume operations by 9 AM Monday as it moves to settle the dispute.
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Minneapolis
Dont Wait Engaged Couple Faces Marriage Dilemma
Judith Hownet and Steve Fowler, engaged for four years, grapple with delaying marriage until Steve’s job can support both. Judith contemplates breaking the engagement as Steve will not marry while she must quit work. This chapter begins today in The Evening Huronite’s summer serial.
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Judith Hownet
Steve Fowler
Judith
Steve
Huronite
Drought Committee Heads Toward Bismarck to Report
The president's drought control specialists conclude a nine state auto tour of the problem area with a meeting in Bismarck. Chairman Morrix L. Cooke says progress points to land use adjustment and water conservation, stressing upbuilding over depopulation as Rexford Tugwell and others discuss reclamation projects amid western drought damage.
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Cooke
Vincent Hoyman
Associated Press
Miles City
Mont
Morrix L. Cooke
Roosevelt
Bismarck
Dickinson
N. C
Montana
North Dakota
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Great Plains
Rexford G. Tugwell
Burton K. Wheelfer
Elmer’ Holt
Tugwell Reports on Drought Activities
Resettlement Administrator Rexford Tugwell traveling toward Bis marck with the drought committee announced the latest figures on the agency work in the burned area. The summary shows 76,000 grant cases certified 10,600 awaiting certification total certified 1 094 000 with 200 000 waiting. 3 600 feed and seed loan cases certified totaling 680 000 for the entire area as the committee drives through eastern Montana and western North Dakota toward Bismarck.
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Glendive
Mont
Rexford G. Tugwell
Bismarck
Rooseely
Mendera
Montana
North Dakota
Bicmarek
Denounce Hearst At Strike Rally In Seattle
In Seattle a mass meeting of American Newspaper Guild members and supporters denounced William Randolph Hearst as the strike against the Seattle Post-Intelligencer entered its second week. Meanwhile business leaders formed a Law and Order League and a “secret six” to combat the movement as Mayor Dore blamed Hearst for mob violence and vowed to resist his influence in the city.
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Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Newsp Peper
American Newspaper Guild
William Randolph Hearst
Law and Order League
John F. Dore
P I
Sild
Hearst
Roosevelt to Tour Brown County on West Dakota trip
President Roosevelt will briefly tour Brown County in South Dakota by auto to inspect WPA projects during a two through South Dakota itinerary. He will meet with governors Berry and Miller of Wyoming, visit a CCC camp near Pierre, and host editors and leaders at Pierre on Saturday morning. The trip continues to Rapid City then Mt. Rushmore as drought discussions unfold.
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Col. Starling
Secret Service
Rapid City
Roosevelt
Aberdeen
Brown County
Pierre
Berry
Miller
Wyoming
CCC
Faan Island
Ister
South Dakota
Mt. Rushmore
Minnesota
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
W. C Lusk
Yankton
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
HE. PF. Lusk
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