Convict Break Ends In Deaths At Leavenworth Riot
Seven convicts escaped the Leavenworth federal penitentiary in a riot. Three were found dead in a farmhouse attic, allegedly killed by leader Will Green who then shot himself. Three others were captured, while Earl Thayer remains at large pursued by posses and soldiers. Warden White wounded and in critical condition. other guards and posse members injured. Police say the escape involved firearms and tear bombs. pursuit aided by Fort Leavenworth aircraft continues.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Oklahoma
Earl Thayer
Oklahuna
Jaltm
E. C. Salsbury
Thomas B. White
Nene
Salsbury
Kansas
T. N. Sexton
Will Green
Green
George C. Durrill
George Curtis
Tom Underwood
Duluth
Stanley Brown
Fargo
Charles Berta
San Francisco
Berta
Thayer
Okesa
Oklo
Durrell
Curtis
Slains
Lesvenworth
Kansas City
Warren White
J. D. Galvin
W. Mooney
W. S. Bradford
McLouth
AML
Fort Leavenworth
Theyer
League Plans To Feed Pheasants In Beadle County This Winter
A Beadle County league allied with the state game commission plans pheasant feeding operations this winter. A. E. Buck heads a general committee to appoint township coordinators for feeding and touch base with the situation. Additional committees aim to secure dam facilities south of Huron to guard the James river fish supply and repair the Lampe dam.
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State Game Commission
Beadle County
Huron Izaak Walton League
A. E. Buck
Milt Stevenson
C. 5. Betts
Huron
James River
Fred Holton
George W. Stafford
A. Lampe
Lampe
Spink County
Unclear Weather Forecast From Local Ledger
Weather note indicates slightly warmer Sunday with unsettled conditions tonight South Dakota cloud cover likely in southeast portion tonight Sunday. Evening delivery service schedule referenced with a 28 p.m. hour and Western region context.
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South Dakets
Tistemiie
Phaee
Western
Insect eggs menace most South Dakota counties
A federal and state survey shows grasshopper eggs threatening crops statewide next year, with infestation ranging from light to 100 percent in many counties. Areas west of the Missouri River show high levels, while some counties are reported with less than 3 percent infestation. Ten thousand grasshoppers per square foot were found in heavily infested sod in some locales. Little fall hatch was observed.
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Brookings
D. Dee
South Dakota
Missouri River
Stanley
Jones
jMeliette
Sully
Hughes
Lyman
Tripp
Bafele
Brule
Gregory
Jerauld
Aurora
Charles Mix
Hyde,Hand
Bon Homme
Yankton
Clay
Union
Jackson
Hamlin
Devel
Butte
Walworth
Potter
Faulk
Clark
Beadie
Day
Roberts
Grant
Sanborn
Mines
Lake
Davison
Hanson
McCook
Hutchinson
Turner
Lawrence
Custer
Fall River
Washington
Shannon
Married Women Workers Vacation Policy At Railroads
Northern Pacific officials announced that married women employed by the railroad and whose husbands work will receive six months leave after January 1. Single women who marry after that date will lose their positions. The policy applies to all dates of railroad operation from St. Paul headquarters. In Canton City, James V. Foster of Greeley was hanged for the torch murders of his wife and three children last May.
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Seattle
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Toxch
Canton City
Colo
James V. Foster
Greeley
Coho
Ileswar
State Penitentiary
Henry Baker Dies at 56 in Morning Funeral
Henry Baker, 56, dies this morning. Funeral services set for 1:37 p.m. at his home and 2 p.m. at the American Lutheran church on Monday.
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Henry Baker
American Lutheran Church
Chicago Renters Paradise Lost as Receiver Checks Back Rent
In Chicago a building's four long-term tenants lived rent free while the owner paid no taxes for 12 years. Receiver Kimball uncovered the situation and the tenants Alex Steinholt A Bartholomay Charter and Chris Olson agreed to pay back rent to cover delinquent taxes.
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Chicago
T. Kimball
Court
Kimball
Alex Steinholt
Begin Formation Of Jap Cabinet In Tokyo
Tokyo reports Tsuyoshi Inukai taking steps to form a cabinet drawn exclusively from the Seinykai. Military authorities plan to send about 15,000 more troops to Manchuria as a pressure on Chinese forces at Chinchow, aiming to compel Cheng Hsueh-Liang to withdraw. General Jiro Minami and Finance Minister Inouye discussed the move, seen as a first major policy for the new government. Japan already has around 308,000 troops in Manchuria under treaty-claimed emergency conditions.
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Tokyo
Tsuyoshi Inukai
Imperial Palace
Seinykai Retty
Manchuria
Chinchow
Wakatsuki
Jiro Minami
Jumnosuke Inouye
Cheng Hsueh-Liang
Thurston Funeral To Be Here Sunday
Funeral services for EA Titiveum of Sioux Falls will be held Sunday at 3 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Posh at 006 Mortem avenue southwest. The obituary notes he died suddenly after being seen at his house and lists Bishop Albert of the First Christian as officiant.
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Sioux Falls
Harry Posh
Mortem
the Bey
Green Pledges Support in War on Gas Tax Evasion
Governor Warren Green and state officials pledged cooperation with oil interests to curb gas tax evasion. An investigating commission will be appointed to gather data, report findings to the gas tax collection division, and propose changes to tighten enforcement and close evasion gaps.
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Green
Warren Green
A. C. Goodhope
Lestimate
South Dakota
Change Neview
Goodhope
Charles P. Warren
George Henry
State Highway Commission
H. R. Fabricius
Lioux City
Oil Interests Committee
C. W. Shields
Mitchell
Bur
Shields
Progress on uniform city accounting systems in SD
Major eastern South Dakota cities likely adopt an identical bookkeeping system after January 1. Huron’s model now guides Sioux Falls Water town and Mitchell with Yanktor to adopt, though full statewide alignment will take years. City officials note changes to appropriations ordinances are needed for accurate department comparisons.
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South Dakota
Huron
William Dunn
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Mitchell
Yanktor
William H. Olson
Huron City
Annessor
Farm youths to benefit from supervised Saturday play
Boy Scout organizations of the city sponsor a program of supervised play for farm boys who visit Huron with their parents on Saturdays. Sessions start next week at 2 PM in the high school gym, featuring basketball and volleyball. If turnout is large, other city gyms will be used.
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Huron
August W. Abel
Scout
Fred C. Eggers
Hoover Plea for Nonpartisan Economic Recovery Plan
President Hoover urged Congress and the nation to unite behind a twelve-point economy program aimed at restoring old jobs and buying power. The plan includes tax changes, local relief, home ownership credit, bank safeguards, and continued public works to revive credit and employment, benefiting all citizens.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
United Action
Br. Hoover
America
Federal Reserve
Avanee Corporation
Reconstruction ‘Corporation
Northern Minnesota Lakes to remain undrained for navigation
Officials vow lakes in northern Minnesota will not be drained to protect navigation. Engineers say headwaters will stay operated to maintain river and lake navigation, safeguarding regional fishing and water access.
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Minnesota
Padl
Min Pesca
Th ‘Mindadppl
Intense Struggle With Congress Over European Debts
The Hoover administration presses to revise World War I era debts as Congress debates unlikely ratification of a one year moratorium. Mellon and Mills confront Senate leaders with data while House opposition grows. Britain cited as example of increased burden on taxpayers.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Administration
Senate
Europe
Mellon
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Capitol Hill
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Watson
War Debt Commission
House
Stimson
Jool
Britain
Melton
Great Britain
Collision Kills Fireman Near West Palm Beach
A northbound Seaboard Air Line train collided with a freight train near Scott Florida killing a black fireman and seriously injuring the engineer Sam Eubanks. Several passengers were hurt in the wreck late last night. Nearby estimates predict about 10 000 head of cattle will be finished for beef in Georgia this year.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
New York Florida Limited
Seaboard Air Line
Scott
Here
Sam Eubanks
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Jane Addams
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Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
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H. F. Wetrick
Brunner
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A. B. Blake
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