Cuba under martial law amid disturbances in Havana
In Havana on December 12 7 the Cuban government under President Machado suspended constitutional guarantees for 60 days after island wide unrest. Police used firearms to curb clashes as doctors threatened to strike if professors at the national university were imprisoned. Six students were injured in Havana yesterday before the suspension and rumors of resignation were denied by the president.
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Havana
Cuba
Machado
Supreme Court
Guatsnamo
Congress
Havena
National University
Murder Mystery Near Solution in North Dakota Barn
Four bodies were recovered in a farm barn near Schafer, North Dakota, as authorities moved toward solving the February disappearance of a Haven family. Charles Bannon faced embezzlement charges as bodies of A. E. Haven and two Haven sons were found, with the infant believed buried in refuse. Bannon led officers to other remains and claimed Mrs Haven killed her husband and children.
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Watford City
N. D
Schafer
Charles Bannon
A. E. Haven
Daniel
Leland
Haven
Bannon
Colton
Ore
C. A. Jacobson
Williston
Bandits Kill Man In Grocery Store Holdup
In Sioux City a grocery store holdup ended with Louis Friedman, three years old, shot and killed. Two bandits entered, demanded surrender, slugged the boy, and one fired between the eyes as the other fled. The culprits fled in an automobile.
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Sioux City
Louis Friedman
Friedman
Bedits
Triedman
Habitual Criminal Will Have Hearing In Yankton
Paul Notter, sentenced in 1928 to life in the state penitentiary under the habitual criminal act, arrived in Yankton this morning in custady of deputy warden Arthur Machow for a hearing on his sentence commutation. He contends three prior convictions came from Michigan. Hearing before Circuit Judge R B Tripp was expected later today, with Dan Hanson of Parker and an attorney general representative present.
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Yankton
Paul Notter
Arthur Machow
Michigan
R. B. Tripp
Dan Hanson
Parker
Notter
Boy Shoots Through Culvert Accident In Rural Hunt
Sioux City dispatch reports 7 year old Jay Coover of Hornick, Iowa, critically wounded by a playmate while rabbit hunting. The boy was shot in the leg near a culvert. a 14 year old peer with a gun fired from one end as Jay looked into the other. Jay is hospitalized at St. Joseph's in serious condition.
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Sioux City
Jay Coover
Jay
City Briefs Highlight Local Holiday Preparations and Visits
Mre H F Brink and daughter Mexie return from Chicago with a Rochester stop for friands. Ads promote holiday foods and gifts at B B B Store including silk hose and gowns. Pauline James of Hitchcock to winter in Huron. Miss Alma Anderson returns from Chicago. Jack Wintle suffers a fractured leg at school. Local visits, hats, and millinery sales noted.
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Mre
H. F. Brink
Mexie
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Friands
W.C. A
Dexdale
Pauline James
Hitchcock
Huron
Opel Mae Lee
Sirs
Martin Lee
Huron i
Helchmann
Ador
Jack Wintle
E.wintle
Kansas Avenue Southeast
John Bingenhelmer
John Julian
Marion
Omaha
Bingenheimer
Marian Blount
Wisconsin Avenue
Kiel Bros, Inc
Sarah Dewing
Dot
Redfield
B and O Buys Alton Railway At Public Auction
Baltimore and Ohio railroad acquires Chicago and Alton line after a public auction in Wilmington Illinois. Alton system covered 1053 miles of track and the bid totaled 23 million dollars, with total costs around 75 million including obligations. Auction ended quickly under eight years of federal court receivership.
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Wilmington, Ill
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Alton
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore Railroad
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Set Hearing Date For Election Contest
PIERRE Dec 12 7 The supreme court has set Dec 18 for a hearing on the election contest filed by Frederick A Warren of Flandreau against Presiding Judge James Brown. Warren, who lost by 83 votes, seeks a recount in 32 counties. E D Roberts assistant attorney general and supreme court judge elect will sit in place of Judge Brown for the hearing.
Huron Barbers Offer Annual Free Haircut Party Sunday
Huron barbers announce their third annual free haircut party at Knights of Columbus hall this Sunday. Deserving youngsters receive tickets, a tonic with each trim, a half pound of candy and nuts, and a photo. Transportation is provided for most children, meeting at designated points by 12:45.
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Huron
Knights of Columbus Hall
Hervida Domas
Washington School
Drum and Bugle Corps
The
American Legion
Walter F. Allen
Allen
Morningside Addition
Morningside
Fair Grounds
Hi-Way
Indiana Avenue
North Huron
Manolis North Side
Lincoln
Jefferson
Wilson
Huron Barbers
Einstein Returns to Time and Space Work Aboard Bergenland
Nobel physicist Albert Einstein sails from Antwerp aboard the Bergenland continuing his metaphysical work on time and space. He meets only one public engagement today joining Adolph S. Ochs for a luncheon of editors. Tomorrow he is to be received by Mayor Walker and a Citizens committee with radiocast ceremonies. He will speak on Palestine for National Broadcasting. delivered in German with translation for U S listeners and transmitted to Germany and England.
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Einstein
New York
Albert Einstein
Relativity
Bergenland
Antwerp
America
Else Einstein
Walter Mayer
Vienna
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Walker
Palestine
American Student Zionist Federation
Germany
England
Wall Man Severely Injured In Accident
J Allan Harvey of Wall was blinded by headlights on Highway 81 23 miles north of Yankton last night and struck a concrete culvert. He was rushed to Yankton hospital where surgeons stitched his nose back in place and said no permanent injury is believed.
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Wall
Yankton
Dec
J. Allan Harvey
Here
Harvey
Yankton Hospital
Ilocel
Washington Memorial Stone Carving Progress Report
Washington December report details 12000 tons of granite blasted for Mount Rushmore. Gutzon Borglum oversees sculpting of Washington Lincoln Jefferson Roosevelt figures carved into the Black Hills cliff. Commission set aside hundreds of acres for a national park and notes $51000 spent this year.
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Rushmore
Hugs Carving
Washington
Black Hills
George Washington
Gutzon Borglum
Mount Rushmore Memorial
South Dakota
Berglum
Congress
Borglum
Lincoln
Jefferson
Linscoln
Roosevelt
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Egypt
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Heops
Great Pyramid
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Nash
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