Military Dictator Takes Over Colorado Prison
Col. Patrick J. Hamrock, a retired infantry officer with Sioux, Cuba, and France service, assumes full control of the Colorado State Penitentiary after a duct-tape mutiny and riots. The state board declared martial rule as Hamrock leads the facility, promising no more riots amid a backdrop of past bloodshed and strategic fortifications within the 1100-prisoner complex.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado- State Penitentiary
Eke
Ausléye
Maaner
Curt-In
Apeech
Patrick
J. Ham. Ogk
Cuba
France
Cave William’ HL Adams
Crawford
Fetain
Hamrock
State
Turry
Mort
Bamrock
Weather Forecast Patchwork for Saturday in Dakota
Fragmentary weather note indicates a changeable Saturday with fair conditions in Dakota. Mentions temperature shifts and a likely cool night, with incomplete phrases suggesting a brief forecast update.
Fire Trucks In Huron Get New 1000 Gallon Pumper
Huron adds a 1000 gallon pumper from American LaFrance to its fleet. The new truck, purchased December 26, will join two existing engines, with standardization aimed at better service. It includes 1000 feet of hose and other upgrades while older units are modernized.
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Thay
la France
American -la France Company
Huron
General Inspection Bureau Ia
LaFrance
Warren Nominated by Beadle County Bar for Third District Judge
Beadle County Bar association nominated Charles P. Warren of Huron for the South Dakota supreme court justice seat in the third district. Warren, Beadle state's attorney, has long practiced in Huron after moving from De Smet. A committee led the effort at a district meeting with Beadle delegates James Byrnes Max Roghi W W Howes B BR McClaskey I A Churchill A A Chambér tlain and William Ingenhath. Twenty six Beadle lawyers attended the morning court house meeting to select a candidate for the judiciary.
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Charles P. Warren
Huron - Waa
Dakota
Beadle ‘County Bar Association
Warren
Beadle County
Huron
de Smet
Delega
James Byrnes
Max Roghi
W. W. Howes
B. BR. McClaskey
I. A. Churchill
Court House
Supreme Court
Williamson Bill Sent to House on Prohibition Enforcement
Representative Williamson a Republican of South Dakota argues to move the prohibition enforcement unit from the treasury to the Department of Justice. He warns that widespread disobedience threatens government, urges all means to enforce laws, and attacks home brewing and weak enforcement strategies while citing constitutional aims and the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Washington
Williamson
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
the Treasury
Department of Justice
House
South Dakota
Hoover
Tie
South Dakotaa
Tte
New Jersey
Franklin Fort
Republican
Executive Board Meeting of South Dakota Farm Bureau
The South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation executive board convened to review the secretary’s and organization end financial statement. Attendees included Frederick, president. Huron secretary. organization director Keanard. plus Olson Brooking Bogue Ejilis Michaels and others from Huron Onida Beresford South Shore Presho and Tyndall.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
B. Test
Frederick
AW. Fompains
Huron
George B. Keanard
O. W. Olson
H. A. Brooking
Onida
Edward Bogue
Beresford
Nick Boegta
F. ML. Ejilis
Presho
J. “1 Michaels
South Shore
Taking Steps to Decrease Crime in Chicago
Chicago officials and business leaders convene to address worsening crime conditions described as rotten and intolerable by Randolph of the Association of Commerce. State's Attorney Swanson calls for decisive action as seven killings and two gun attacks in eight days propel a plan of action, with Henry Cotter and George Campion charged in the slaying of William Healy who later refused to identify his assailants.
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Chicago
Kensiens
Col Robertsham
Randolph
Association of Commerce
John A. Swanson
Association
Henry Cotter
George Campion
William Healy
Characters Of Novel Put In Clay By Woman
Fragmented OCR yields odd names and notes on clay recreations of Harold Bell Wright characters. Mentions Miss Marie Haberman and Tessawads, with unclear references to Mississippi commission and Christiana tal of Norway dated 934.
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Eckingpilgld
Harold Bell
Wright
Marie Haberman
Tessawads
Commission
Mississippi
Christiana
Norway
Ray Barry Weds Yet Again in Seventh Marriage
In Rockford Illinois on February seventh, at age 34, Ray Barry married for the seventh time. Previous wives are noted. a former spouse confronted Barry at the home porch prompting police involvement after she declared her presence was annoying.
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Ray Barry
Rockford
Iil
Rey Barry
Barry
Ehnather
Atx
Ventus
Doe Lee Ie
Prohibition Rebuke From Rep Beck Sees GOP Dry Policy Ruin
Rep Beck of Pennsylvania warns the GOP must not become the party of prohibition or perish. He argues enforcement methods should be reconsidered and that non enforcement may be constitutional if the people choose. He cites law enforcement reports and Fort’s speech while urging a deeper probe into home-brew prohibition impacts.
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Washington
Republicim
Fic
Republican
Beck
Pachfyung
Congress
Law Enforcement Commission
Chicago Tax Warrants Offered to City Workers
Chicago moved to pay bills with tax anticipation warrants issued with signatures of Mayor Thompson and Deputy Comptroller Peterson. Police, firefighters, and other employees could opt for scrip, while teachers received no funds. Warrant disposal plans and bank financing were discussed, with Gov. Emerson urged to call a special session for relief.
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Chicago
Thompson
Victor Petterson
Comptroller's
Whara
George K. Schmidt
Herbert C. Heller
New York
Heller
Emmerson Jeail
Owners
Tiger debaters win last night at Huron school
Huron high school debaters defeated Mitchell in the assembly room of the Olen school in a negative phase debate on whether South Dakota should own and operate a hydroelectric power plant on the Missouri River. Contest noted as third conference meet this year with upcoming matches against Weasington Springs and Madison. Amber Van and Robert Wagner led the Huron team. Ralph Grady and Relph Bower for Mitchell. Judge was BH Jackson of Huron College.
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South Dakota
Missouri Riv Éor
Heron
Mitchell
Olen
Tiger Argueré
Madison
Huron
Amber
Van
Robert Wagner
Ralph Grady
Relph Bower
BH. Jackson
Huron College
Sacred Bulls Thrive On Land In Florida
Fragmentary report describes sacred bulls held by Hindus near Brighton Florida. Text references a herd owned by James H Bright and mentions Burmia bulla and Hindu practices, but the details are garbled and unclear.
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Florida
Brighton
Fla
James
Boy Scouts Mobilize Here On Anniversary
The twentieth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America will be observed tomorrow with a nationwide mobilization in Huron. Fred C. Egber a area executive will telephone scoutmasters to trigger troop mobilizations. Patrol leaders will inform their teams and each unit will prepare gear for potential scenarios. The exercise aims to test readiness and disaster response across communities.
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Americr
Huron
Fred C. Eg- Bera
Hia Patrol Teaders
Lidioa
Egwera
United ‘States
Explosion Traps 29 Men In Mine Near Standardville
A mine blast trapped 29 workers as deadly fumes filled passages. Rescue teams pressed into the Main tunnel to recover all bodies. seven others were unaccounted last night. The monox ide gas killed the men, with several identified by name and several from Standardville.
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Salt Lake City
Rubio Monroe
Andy Dougherty
Gerald Bandsky
Dougherty
Tha Ming
T. L. Pritchett
Geeper
Grother
Pritchett
Monroe
Banasky
Sas
Tittle Chance Dougherty
Urea
Angus Barney
R.T- Springer
J Jensen
Carlyle
Smith
Roy Briggs
T. L
F.H. Prichett
Standardville
Observe' Anniversary Of Death Louis
Observers marked the anniversary of Louis death with solemn remembrance and family gatherings, reflecting on his life and legacy. Local tributes included quiet ceremonies and community remembrance notes recalling his contributions and memory.
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Louis
Stimson Outlines Navy Parity Plan With Britain
London February first Colonel Henry Stimson head of the American delegation to the five power naval conference proposed immediate parity with Great Britain in all ship classes. He said the plan aims for roughly 1,200,000 tons of naval tonnage for each side and noted French Italian issues are harder to resolve. The statement signals progress and possible drafting of a coalition treaty within weeks.
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London
Laval
Great Britain
Henry I.stimson
Naval Conference
Stimson
Ramsay
McDonald
Japan
Aurgestions
Simson
May
Stinson
Britain
Provident Hooveran
MacDonald
Harm Heitland of Wolsey Dies
Harm Heitland aged seventy one years died at about four o clock Thursday on a farm four miles west of Wolsey after illness. He came from Iowa about 25 years ago and farmed near Wolsey. Surviving are four sons R J Heitland Willow Lake South Dakota Frank Harm Heitland Jr Wolsey and Henry Heitland Buffalo Center Iowa. Funeral and burial will be at Buffalo Center Iowa.
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Harm "Heitland
Frank Meitland
Wolsey
Beadle County
Iowa
Henry
Buffalo Center
Heltland
Mr. Heitland
Mr. Heltland
R. J. Heitland
Willow Lake
Frank and
Harm Heitland
Lot Wolsey
Henry Heltland
Two Bandits Rob Leeds State Bank in Sioux City
Two bandits held up the Leeds State Bank in Sioux City this morning, stealing an estimated 3000 dollars. They entered with revolvers, forced four employees and two customers to the floor, scooped cash from counters tills and vault, then ordered everyone into the vault before escaping with the loot.
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Sioux City
Leeds State Bank
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