Sankey to plead guilty in Boettcher kidnaping case
Verne Sankey known as Americas public enemy No 3 will plead guilty in the Boettcher kidnapping case in Denver. His counsel Ben Laska said the action is imminent with a federal sentence up to life. John Alcorn and Mrs. Sankey face related charges and possible grand jury actions loom in Sioux Falls Pierre and Denver.
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Sankey
Denver
S. F
Alcorn
Sioux Falls
Verne Sankey
America
Boettcher
Gordon Alcorn
Laf Bidem
Ben B. Laska
Denver Storer
Cose
Laska
Charles Bocticher
Gann Valley
Eidemi
Echo
Orville
Fo Cail
Laskw
Charles Boettcher
A. Lee Wyman
Pierre
Fern Sankey
Alcero
Sankey Attorney Praises Prison No Smell
Ben B. Laska Denver attorney for Verne Sankey and wife praises South Dakota's state prison calling it odorless and clean. He says other prisons could benefit from soap water and elbow grease rather than foul disinfectants.
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Sankey
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Verne Sankey
Laska
South Dakota Farmer Labor Federation Drops Third Party Move
The South Dakota Farmer Labor Economic Federation abandoned forming a third party, preferring to back Democratic candidates to push its program. About 125 delegates from most counties endorsed legislative and executive candidates, with plans for state-wide organization and six western sectional meetings to educate and expand county federations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakets Farmer Labor Economic Federation
Democratic Party
Ed Welch
Madison
Hans Ustrud
Astrudeel
Fred H. Root
Powell
Astrud
Federation
Welch
Paul Werth
Frankfort
Howard ¥. Williams
St. Paul
National Farmer Labor Political Federation
South Dakota
Execuive
Huron
Pennsylvania Bonus Blanks Available Here
Veterans of foreign wars in Pennsylvania may obtain bonus application blanks from John Johnson, adjutant of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Eligible Spanish American War and World War veterans who provided their enlistment address in Pennsylvania qualify to receive the state bonus now being paid, according to Mr. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John Johnson
Johnson
Johnser
Weather Forecast Fragments for Huron and Vielnity
Fragmented forecast notes fair tonight and Thursday with warmer Wednesday. Dakota region expected cool nights and waning warmth. colder conditions may arrive tonight and Wednesday. overall mixed with incomplete place names and misspelled days.
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Huron
Vielnity
Young Demos of Sanborn Organize in Woonsocket
Clarence Dunn was elected to head the Sanborn county Young Democrats league at a Woonsocket meeting attended by over 300. Officers include Marie Strab, secretary Mrs John Swanson, treasurer Ace Leavitt. State Auditor George O Neill spoke. other figures from Watertown Huron Mitchell Pierre Sioux Falls and Beadle County attended. The article notes Texas as the first American battleship, commissioned in 1286.
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Young Demos
Sanborn
Woonsocket
Clarence Dunn
Sanborn County
Young Democratc League
Marie Strab
John Swanson
Ace Leavitt
George O'Neill
Letcher
Ellsworth E. Evans
Watertown
Ed Youngs
Huron
Beadle County
Lew Navin
Mitchell
J. T. McCullen
Pierre
Walter Downey
Sioux Falls
John Sainsbury
Anci Wheeler
Florence Laughlin
Mike Moran
O'Neill
Lawrence Fox
Sta
Paul Friggens
Tojo Warns War Looms as Powers Rebuild Forces
Tokyo February 7 Maj Gen Eiki Tojo head of the war office inquiry bureau says America Russia and China foresee international trouble with Japan in 1935 and are preparing for war He cites Japan must expand on the eastern Asiatic continent via Manchurian policy to keep the Soviets from advancing He clarifies expansion means development not territory and that strong pressure refers to broad years 1935 and 1936, not a specific November 1935 date.
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Tokyo
Japan
America
Russia
China
Eiki Tojo
War Office
Military Investigation Bureau
Yoroxu
Tojo
Orient
Associated Press
Kansas Seeks To Keep Land At Home
In a bid to halt topsoil loss blown from Kansas by prairie winds, two western counties Sew and Haskell warn Nebraska farmers near the border that unless fields are properly managed the soil will be worked by county commissioners and charges added to property tax assessments.
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Peka
Kan
Nebraska
Kansas
Sewand Haskell
College Students Get Federal Aid For Part Time Jobs
Huron college will offer part time jobs for students under modified federal rules. South Dakota relief funds will back a limited program for this academic year with eligibility based on enrollment, need, character, and attendance. Payments range from 10 to 20 dollars monthly under college supervision. A benefit dance in Forestburg plans proceeds for Harvey Asper, recovering from a serious auto accident.
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Huron College
George Zook
U S. Commissioner of Education
South Dakota State Relief Administration
Forestburg
Harvey Asper
Murder evidence read in Saunders case in Indiana
Indianapolis council grand jury prepared to hear state's case against a woman and two youths charged with the murder of Rev. Gaylord Saunders of Wabash Indiana. Police say the widow Naomi Saunders paid $10 to Theodore Mathers to murder her husband claiming insanity and fear for her life and children. Mathers and Major Gytareold Coalmont claim Saunders attacked them with a butcher knife and say Saunders was present at the killing during an embalming school incident. Insanity defense anticipated.
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Indianapolis
Mare
Jon County
Gaylord V. Saunders
Wabash
Ind
Neomna Saunders
Theodore Mathers
Hilled
Mathers
Saunders
Major
Central Labor Union Officers Reelected
All officers of the Huron Central Labor Union were reelected at the annual meeting Tuesday night. The staff continuing for another year includes George Walker as president H B Adams as vice president A J Maag as corresponding secretary and Charles Demlo as secretary treasurer.
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Huron Central Labor Union
George Walker
H. B. Adams
A.J. Maag
Charles Demlo
Farm Benefits In 34 To Total Over One Billion Dollars
The 1934 farm aid plan envisions about a billion dollars in benefit payments for production control and price support. Officials outlined projected outlays across corn, wheat, cotton, tobacco, and hog programs, with a large Midwest share and funding from treasury and processing-tax receipts. The plan also includes beef and dairy payments and a possible second wheat reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Wallace
Midwest
Cue Vargus
White House
Adjustment Administration
Economic boom may quicken in 1933 according to Paul Mallon
In a 1933 column Paul Mallon warns that a rising economic upturn could spark a baby boom if not checked. He forecasts industrial production gaining to about 8 to 8.5 percent of 1923-25 normal by spring, with possible fall highs. Roosevelt may curb the surge to preserve gains for summer and elections.
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Wall
Mr. Roosevelt
Civilian Works Administration
Roosevelt
Paris Riots Force Daladier to Quit Amid Mass Deaths
Rioting across Paris and outlying cities leaves at least 20 dead and over 1,100 wounded as Premier Daladier resigns after seven hours of violence. Royalists and republicans clash with police. crowds surge through Place de la Concorde and Rue Royal. Lebrun offers Barthou the premiership, Doumergue previously declined.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Lebrun
Louis Barthou
Daladier
Action Francaise
Lille
Nanates
Nancy
Stavisky
Chamber of Deputies
Barth
Gaston Doumergue
Barthou
Camille Chautemps
Joseph Paul-Bon
Cour
Place de la Concorde
Rue Royale
Ann Harding Style Gown To Be Shown In Revue
Mrs. Edna Erickson announced today she secured an evening model to wear in the spring style revue. The gown copies Ann Harding's white crepe floor length dress from Right to Romance, with a white chiffon organdie ruffled bolero and a white chiffon organdie muff.
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Edna Erickson
Ann Harding
Buster Hughes
Style Show To Open Huron Spring Festival Tonight
The Elks lodge in Huron hosts a style show at 7 30 p m in the ballroom as a major event of the spring opening festival. Dozens of leading shops including Eilers Furriers will display new spring fashions with 18 young locals modeling. A carnival, dance series, and an automobile show run concurrently to raise funds for the state Elks convention. Jack Ludzka and his band provide music for the bowery style dance, priced at 3 cents a dance, with performances by Clifford Dexter Gretchen Siverfoght and Jeannette C LusleTonight through Friday.
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Elks
Huron Elks Lodge
Huron
South Dakota
Follong
Eilers
4B. McEligott
Elks Lodge
Te Hotel
Jack Ludzka
HL Cornell
the Elks
Clifford Dexter
Gretchen Siver Foght
Jeannette C
Lusle
Missionary Budget Set At State Congregational Meetings
Apportionment of the missionary budget for Congregational churches of the state was completed at state committee meetings. Out-of-town members prepared to depart after the session closed at noon. Dates for the annual state conference in Vermilion were set for May 3 to 6. The executive committee planned the program and selected national secretaries and speakers to invite, with announcements to follow upon acceptance.
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Vermillion
Three Named As Kidnapers Taken In St Louis County
Prosecutor Arthur Anderson said three of nine men named by Adolph Fielder as Kelley kidnapping suspects were arrested today. Dr Isaac D Kelley, a nose and throat specialist, was lured from his home by a fake call on April 20 1931 and released to Post-Dispatch reporter John Rogers on a county road. Bart Davis and two Negroes were detained for questioning at Clayton jail. other suspects would be captured soon.
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ST. Louis
Arthur Anderson
St. Louis County
Adolph Fielder
Isaac D. Kelley
Kelley
John Rogers
Post-Dispatch
St Lewin
The
Fielder
Dr. Kelley
Bart Davis
Clayton
Posible
Beresford approves water bonds in special election
In Beresford a February special election result 401 to 200 authorizes bonds of 14248 dollars to improve the city water system. Four Americans jailed for assault in Palma de Mallorca were pardoned and released after serving sentences.
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Beresford
Palma
Mallorca
Urge Farmers To Apply For Loans
Pierre Feb 7 47 South Dakota farmers urged to apply immediately for federal corn loans as March 1 deadline set by the Commodity Credit Corporation. State agriculture department said loans on farm stored corn have been issued at 45 cents per bushel, with a loan value of $17.60 per bushel for some.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Department
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S. D
Farmer-Labor Federation
Dakota
Texas
Central Labor Union Officers
Paul Mallon
Paul Mallen
Campen
Women of Huron
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