Trains Collide Killing Six In Kentucky Crash
All passengers aboard two trains escape serious injuries after a head on collision eight miles from Henderson Kentucky on the Louisville Henderson and St Louis line. Seven are confirmed dead including three Louisville men and three railroad workers. Cause unknown. Rescue crews and doctors rushed to the scene.
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Eanderson
American Hailway Express Company
Louisville
Xoulaville, Henderson
Henderaan, Louis Vills & St. Louis
W.aah
Louisvitis
Clyde Hall
J. A. Ball
Joby F. Hat~ der
H. B. Masey
Freman
Mitton I
Buckley
Louisvile
Tm &Inex
Wreckins
Hers
Lanisville
Princess Illa Reveals Love for Prince Philippe Ernst
Regensburg dispatch reports Princess Illa of the Thurn and Taxis Bavarian line annulled a planned marriage to Prince Raphael due to falling in love with his younger brother Prince Philippe Ernst. The families express joy and respect for her religious conviction guiding the decision.
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Regensburg
Bavaria
Illa
Thurn and Taxis
Raphael
Philippe Ernst
Princessa
Philippe
Princesa Tila
Weather Summary for South Daxta Area
Mostly cloudy conditions with possible light snow. Temperatures rise slowly into Saturday with gradual warming trend and uncertain snowfall intensity. Local forecast indicates cool, damp conditions for the day with periodic breaks in cloud cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daxta
Bemperstare
Man Blind but Can't Mistake Voice of Bandit
In Chicago on February 1, a blind organist testified he could not mistake the voice of highwayman Fred Leonard, who robbed him of $99 and a watch after a car ride. He identified Leonard despite recognizing him only by voice, insisting the man was his friend. The jury was to hear the case next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandit
Chicago
Criminal Court
Richard Boehler
Fred. Leonard
Boehler
Leonardi
Hoover Gatches First Sail Fish Near Long Key
Long Key Florida February report says Hoover catches first 45 pound sailfish during two Florida Keys expeditions. About 100 variations of shark have been taken by Mr Hoover so far.
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Hoover
Gatches
Long Key
Fla
Gulf
K. gYounel
Aorida Keys
Will of Wolsey resident creates estate worth over $40 000
The will of Willam A Steckel, who died January 28 in Wolsey, leaves a $40,000 plus estate including six lots, a Wolsey homestead, 160 acres in Sanborn County and personal property. Rosa Steckel of Wolsey is beneficiary. Mary A Sejnoha’s daughter’s rent shared among Sejnoha heirs and George W Steckel of Latcher is executor.
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Willam
A. Stackel
Wolsey
Prosta
Benile County
Eix
Sanborn County
Rosa Steckel
Mary A. Sejnoha
Aughter
Georgs
Latcher
Betty ‘Sejnoha
Elta. Sejnoha
Beastie Sejnoha
Edward “Sejnoha
Eanich
George
Steckel
Uetcher
Coulters Married Seek Escape On Mystery Romance
INDIANAPOLIS Feb 1-47 A short trip to an unnamed point forth Carolina and thenia tour abroad where there are no rappli er3 were the modified plank today of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Coulter principals of a mystery cloaked romance whose marriage was solemnized here late eet in ewever chang OE the couple the home or lay at mits Mr and Mrs Hi
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Indianapolis
Ind
Carolina
Thenia
Rappi
Kenneth 2
Coulter
Ewever
Chang
Mits
Lodge Complaint For Failure To Cut Farm Rail Rates
Governor CJ Reed of Kansas testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on a complaint against the Interstate Commerce Commission for not promptly applying rules benefiting agricultural interests. He cited export wheat rates from the Southwest, arguing US and Canadian rail costs and fuel prices create unfair competition, with Gulf export rates near twice Canadian levels. He urged recognition of publicland gifts powering Western railroads and questioned the Hoch-Smith resolution’s implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cisdle. M. Reed
Kansas
Reed
United States
Canada
Celia
Costa
Gulf of Mexico
United
Saunders to Address Waltons Here Tonight
Saunders is set to address the Waltons tonight as the legislative program moves toward underway. Detlepe details indicate a focus on sedation issues and related policy measures.
Ground Hog Weather Tale Reports Mixed Fortunes
The Ground Hog in Disenzy faces a tough shadow test amid heavy snow of 87 percent inches, while forecasts hint at rising temperatures tomorrow. Government records note a season of extreme cold with 8th coldest month in 48 years, average 2 above zero, and 16.8 inches of snowfall.
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Disenzy
Ne‘d
Megrees
Snow plow clears Beadle County route near Wessington
Beadle County highway crews sent a snow plow to Wessington this morning to clear drifting snow along Federal Highway No. 14 for about nine miles east of town. Several vehicles including the Huron-Pierre bus were stalled yesterday. R. W. Clarke, county highway superintendent, expected full clearance by noon. Other county roads and nearby counties reported good conditions as rotary plows began widening cuts toward Sioux Falls.
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Beadie
Wessington
Huron-Pierre
R. W. Clarke
Beadle County
Welsington
Spink
Hand
Sanborn
Kingsbury
State Highway Department
Ationad
Fhiron
Sioux Falla
January Births Surpass Deaths in Beadle County
The monthly clerk of courts report shows Beadle County births in January at 37, with 7 deaths. Marriages were down to 15 for the month, four divorces were granted, and one alien filed a declaration of intent to become a U.S. citizen.
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Beadle County
Clerk of Courts ‘Office
Tod
United States
Congress urged Nobel Prize for Kellogg secretary role
A leaders group in Congress including Vice President Dawes proposes Secretary Kellogg receive the Nobel Prize for an outstanding world contribution. The proposal cites Kellogg's influence on international affairs, with named supporters from Minnesota and other states.
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Kellogg
Washington
Congress
Ling
Dawes
Shix, Walsh
Santana
Ailye Newton
Minnesota
Ongoing Timing Confusion Highlighted in Event Notes
Ambiguous timing in the event note references Shafi Erelens and an unclear schedule, signaling possible delays. The fragment hints at a shared clock or overlap, leaving precise start times uncertain. Further details are needed to confirm exact alignment or rescheduling.
Two pay penalty on gallows for Lebquef murder
Ada Bonner LeBouet and Dr. Thomas E. Dreher were hanged in Franklin parish jail for the murder of James LeBouet. The woman led to the gallows with a priest at her side. Dreher walked up the stairs with his minister. Both died proclaiming innocence, with Dreher asking for prayer for his grown son Ted in Texas. The executions closed the Le Bouef case, linked to the 1927 Lake Palourde killing of James Bon.
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Dreher
New Orleans
Frost
McCormack
Ted
Texas
le Sonef
James Bon
Morgutt City
Louisiana Public’ Utilies Company
Lake Palourde
Morgan City Homs
Angie Trons
Lehouef
Dr. Dreber
James Beadle
Morgan
City
Trepper
Cemetery Gazed Settled by Judge Knight in Brookings
Judge W Knight of Brookings ruled in favor of plaintiff Mrs Margaret McFadden against Ideal Marker Company. The case centered on maintenance of a road conveyed in a deed across a cemetery tract sold for 400 dollars an acre.
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W. We ‘Knight
Brookings
Margaret McFadden
Ideal Marker Company
McFadden
Ideal Mark Company
Widen
Ideal Market Company
Youth Dies After Sledding Accident
A youth, Elmer Solin, died from injuries after a street sledding collision on a steep hill. The incident occurred near a downed toboggan, with emergency services arriving promptly but the victim succumbing shortly after.
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Elmer Solin
Perosa Ptréet
Oly
Social Custom Of Insisting On Drink Is Passe
WACO Texas February 1. It recounts a dispute at a Herbert Mayr filling station where Chris Bolton shot five times after Mayr declined a drink. Mayr then returned fire with a rifle, killing Bolton. A technical murder charge was filed but unlikely to be prosecuted, district attorney stated.
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Waco
Tex
G&3
Mayr
25 Huron Elks Go to Aberdeen
Twenty five members of the Huron Elks lodge travel to Aberdeen to attend past exalted ruler night. The Huron band directed by W F Burt will entertain at Aberdeen and features Harold Theurer Thomas Hneagen and John Lucia among performers.
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Huron Elks Lodge
Huron Elke Band
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Lodge
W. F. Burt
Harold” "Theurer
Thomas Hneagen
John’ Luclia
Booths in Salvation Army leadership dispute hearing planned
London February reports that General Bramwell Booth and the Salvation Army High Council moved to hear his chosen representatives after a chancery court ruling found a prior adjudication without a hearing was a mistake. A further council meeting will set dates for adjudicating proceedings with the General’s delegate present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mest
Coolidge Enroute To Dedicate Tower
President Coolidge aboard a special train passed through Jacksonville en route to Mountain Lake to dedicate the edinging tower of Edward Bok philanthropist. The route alteration caused a cancellation of the terminal pass.
Man and Wife Wounded in Germantown Apartment
Philadelphia February 1. Mr and Mrs Fred H Gay were found seriously wounded in their Mayfair house in Germantown. Gay, a well known business man, lay dying from a head wound. another bulletEntered his stomach. Mrs Gay had a bullet in the head. An apartment employee found them after responding to a telephone call from Mr Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphea
Fred H Gay
Mayfatrshousev
Germantown
Gay
Xpartment
Atter- Ha
Mr. Gay
Alignment Seen as Big Factor in Stewart Battle
New York, Feb 1. John D Rockefeller Jr accompanied by his father, John D Rockefeller Sr, publicly backs his son in pressuring to oust Colonel Robin W Stewart from the chairmanship of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The elder Rockefeller states he holds no stock in Standard Oil Indiana and supports his son’s efforts to act in the company’s best interests amid a tense proxy fight.
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New York
Oln D. Rockefelier, Sr
John D. Rockefeller,Jr
Robin W. Stewart
Standard Oi Company
Intiane
Rockefeller
Broadway
Stewart
John D.rockefeller
Indiana Oil
Robert W. Stewart
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Standard of Com
Wolro-Rockefeller
Atock J
Standard of ‘Company of Indiana
Standard of Company of Indiana
Thle
Ormond Beach
Fila
Egypt
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Indiana
Charles Evana Hughes
Civil War Veteran Burned to Death in Fire at Home
RIO, IOWA February 1 4 Chiia Delle eighty four former attorney and Civil War veteran was burned to death when his home caught fire this morning. The body was found in a downstairs room near a door and it is believed he suffocated while trying to escape. A purse in a partly burned dresser held four thousand dollars in currency and one thousand dollars in twenty dollar gold coins. rumors said more money was missing after the fire was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Iowa
Chiia Delle
Delia
Delle
Embassy Movie Producers Offered E: Hoover Move Denied
In February 1983 reports from Los Angeles claim President elect Hoover offered roles to embassy movie producers. A published statement denied any plan to resign from the office or to appoint ambassadors, contradicting New York reports of Mayer accepting such a post.
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Angeles
Cagey
Aulywood
Aebeesagor
Turkey
Slect
Hoover
New York
Mayér
Moffon Jd
Tambassedorsh
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RO. Wiley
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Pringe
Coulters
Press
Colton
Senate
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Booth
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