Jury verdict for Daum in suit against Urquhart
A circuit court jury awarded Gari E. Daum seven thousand dollars plus interest, minus one dollar seventy five, finding Urquhart liable for extortion and Daum not entitled to punitive damages. The trial lasted a week with final arguments Saturday, and the verdict split ten to two.
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Daum
Urquhart
Cravhart
Lesties
Cumming
Broadland Township
Germer
John P. Sauer
George Longstaff
Mr. Churchill
Max Boyhl
Attornneys
Anne Foley
Deum
Gertli Found in Jail Awaiting Circuit Court Trial
Gertli was found in jail and will be released in time to face trial in the circuit court on a charge of selling Ugur. He was arrested last week while out on bond for an April court calendar, and his case now moves to the upcoming docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertli
Friends Predict Death Of Aviator In Plunge
Ed wart Heath 45 a noted stunt flyer and designer of the Heath parasol plane died in a 3 foot plunge while testing a two seater parasol monoplane near Morton Grove. Heath, president of Heath Aircraft Corporation, had long pursued aviation experiments and won prizes in light airplane contests and national air races.
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Chicago
Edwart Heath
Morton Grove
Heath
Iesh
Sams
Heath Aircraft Corporation
Conl
Mrs. Axelrad Dies in Chicago After Ill Health
Mrs. Anna Axelrad wife of Simon Axelrad died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital after about two years of heart disease. She accompanied her husband to Chicago January 9, visited her father S C Cohen and a sister. Funeral planned for 1:30 p m at the Cohen home with burial in a China cemetery. Survived by husband two sons Irving 15 and Howard 13 father S Cohen and a sister. Residence listed as 990 Dakota avenue south. Adolph Axelrad brother headed to Chicago with wife for the funeral.
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Anna Axelrad
Simon Axelrad
Chicago
Irving
Howard
Kansas City
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Suir
Colfax Rebekah Lodge
Kremlin Sodek
Howard, Age 13, Both Students In the Junior High School, Her Father, Mr. Co~ Hen
Axelrod
Dakota Avenue South
Adolph Axelrad
Huron
Two Convicts Killed In Chase
New York February 2. A 90 mile automobile chase across three counties ended with two fugitives killed and a third captured. The trio, from Eastview penitentiary, escaped Christmas Eve and fled toward White Plains. A lookout, John Creadon, was captured. Peter Reynolds was beaten into submission in Yonkers as their Ironvicus car left the road and wrecked in a ditch after shots near Beacon failed to stop the robbers.
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New York
Beck
Pitta
Sistas
Bronx
John Creadon
Nget
Sir
Wi- Bam Repp
Yonkers
Eastview Penitentiary
White Pleing
N.Y
Rapp
Beacon
All State
Oman
January Weather Records Shatter In Huron Report
Huron residents logged a milder January with average daily temps about 16 degrees above normal, a mid winter heat wave pushing averages 22 degrees above prior highs. Three month winter period set new records despite sparse ice on the James River and favorable moisture outlook for spring crops. Ice breakup on the Missouri River near Yankton began, with open water above and below the Yankton bridge and hazardous conditions for boats.
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Huron
M. E Blystone
United States Weather Bureau
Bisstone
James River
Missouri Yankton
Missouri River
Yankton
Yankton Bridge
Sebors
Groundhog Day Prompts Winter Forecast Follies
A garbled note recalls groundhog lore with stray phrases about shadows and winter, mentioning Moran and Senn Meadows. It hints at the traditional forecast that if a groundhog sees its shadow, winter lasts longer while suggesting local weather chatter and partial urban references.
Ford quits rubber project amid tropical tensions and riots
Henry Ford reportedly abandoned his rubber plantation on the Tapajos river after costly investment and rising opposition in Detroit style methods. Reports describe resignations, airline police from Para, riot incidents, and a disputed federal concession. State Department says no plan exists to end Ford’s rubber venture in Breil.
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Ford
Detroit
Tapajos
Australia Post
Mess Hall
Tropics
Para
Fern
Imese Hall
Laboreca
Washington
State Department
Henry Ford
Breil
Bankers Body Fails to Form New South Dakota Group
Independent bankers meeting Saturday in Lebanon led by J. J. McGinity failed to organize a new bankers association. The attempt collapsed as a majority chose against forming a new body, leaving prospects for a regional bankers organization unresolved.
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Slouth Dakota
J. J. McGinity
Labanon
Canes
Farm Bureau offers compromise on extension work control
Pierre Feb 2 Farmers agree to substitute plan allowing county petition for extension funding by Farmers Union Grange or any organized farm group alongside Farm Bureau. The chamber of agriculture bill would place extension under an elective board, risking political cycles. Farm Bureau fears politicization and lack of constant funding. Grange favors chamber proposal. Farmers Union undecided.
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Pierre
Farm Bureau
Legislative Committee On Agriculture
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Group
Farmers Union
Grange
South Dakota Chamber of Agriculture
South Dakota
Chamber of Agriculture
Cundill
Weald
Fustle
State Normal Schools
Madison Springfield
Spearfish
Joint Legislative Appropriations Committee
State Board of Regents
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Regents
State Supreme Court
South Dakota Urged to Sell State Coal Mine Now
A six member committee urged Governor Green to sell the Adams county North Dakota coal mine immediately. If a sale fails, continue operations with policy changes. otherwise exit coal mining. The report notes no large coal fields exist in SD and commercial coal could last at least four years.
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Tman
R. A. Bielski
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Coal Mining Commission
Huron Man Named Mine Superintendent
PIERRE February 2 appointment of L. H. Sohn of Huron as temporary superintendent of the state coal mine in Adama county North Dakota announced by Governor Warren Green. Sohn, who has audited for the state, was directed to proceed to the mine and take charge. Russell Phillips, removed today by the legislative investigating committee, had been acting superintendent.
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N. F. Stewart
Selby
Coal Mmine Commission
Russell Phillips
Leon Mueller
Coal Mine Commission
Pierre
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
State
Northern Normal
State School
Redfield
Dees Hh
L. H. Sohn
Huron
Adama County
North Dakota
Warren Green
Sohn
Compromise Proposed for Veterans Bonus Cash Redemption Plan
A compromise plan to resolve cash payments on veterans adjusted service certificates proposes a 300 million dollar outlay and loans on bonus certificates up to 52 percent of indebtedness. It gains tentative support from lawmakers opposed to cash redemptions if full payment supporters relent. The Ways and Means Committee ponders the measure while Treasury bankers warn that a three billion dollar outlay would harm finances and the bond market.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Rankle
Mississippi
Edwards
Georgia
Johnson
Texas
Clancy Republican
Michigan
Hawley
Melton
Treasury
Alpena Fire Destroys Building in Alpena
Fire destroys a building in Alpena amid reports of neighborhood damage. The incident follows weather delays affecting a separate DO-X seaplane's schedule as it postpones its Cape Verde departure due to rough seas and bad weather.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Cape Verde Islands
Atlantic
Natal
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Bryt
Lisbon
Cape Verda
Port Praia
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Leon
A.M. Urquhart
Huron Ford Wiesler
Gari E. Daum
Ivil
Churchill
Yusho Hed
Chase
Wooster
Fort Pierre
Cranidhoe
Moran
Les Marc
South America
Farm Buréau
Waggoner
All Beers Cocsenific
Solioloete
Alpena
Dekete
Tame Sayy Ue
Bn Tempest
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