Tax Measures Dominate Dakota Legislature Debates
Pierre February 16 Taxation bills dominate the twenty first Dakota session with action on three measures the Perry installment sales tax a three percent auto registry levy and a tobacco tax The senate also advances the Lyon coal program amid protests from house members aided by lobbyists and telegrams as lawmakers prepare for continued debate and page five continuation.
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Dakota
Perry
Brown
Frantz
Deuei
Hama
Senate
Lyon Coal i. Ae
Mina
As & Sara
Journalist Melville E Stone Dies in New York
The Associated Press announces the death of Melville E Stone in New York early this morning. Stone helped build AP into a leading global news organization through his efforts and leadership.
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Associated Press
Appeal to Legislature Urges 4-H Club Funding Restore
A Beadle county 4-H member pleads for higher state funding after a proposed cut from 360 002 to 25 000 would harm extension work and the 4-H program. The letter from 12 year old ETHEL SCHULZE highlights pig farming and sewing clubs as examples of youth benefits.
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Beadle County
Ethel Schulze
Detroit trio identified in Chicago gang slay plot
Three Detroit gangsters nicknamed purple spell the suspected planners of a Chicago murder. Harry Keywell, Phil Keywell, and Eddie Fletcher were identified from photos as those who rented rooms overlooking the garage where the massacre occurred. State's Attorney Swanson called for strict enforcement of gambling and vice laws, blaming police laxity for the crime.
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Detroit
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Harry
Phil Keywell
Eddie Fletcher
John A. Swanson
Cook County
Sso
Rueset
High Postes Officisis
Verity Police
Swanson
Tedson
Swansett
Liner Responds To SOS From New York Freighter
The steamship President Harding relayed a wireless SOS from the American freighter Padnasy. The freighter’s rudder failed and no other details were provided. The President Harding was about 300 miles away and expected to reach the distressed vessel within about 18 hours at coordinates near 41 39 N, 49 50 W.
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President Harding
Padnsay
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Waet African
Harding
Radio. Marine Corporation
Ambrose
New-York Harbor
Almastnud-Ocean
Submarine Escape Drills Reported Off Key West
Feb 16 report details a rescue drill where crew members escaped a sunken submarine using inflated lungs or "bungs" and a perfected hatch exit. Dr M Lombard, hospital health officer, led tests aboard the Mallard to devise methods to save crews in stricken submarines.
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Hatch
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Lombard
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Prbltt
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Mallard
Strick
Detroiter Bondsman In Phone Whiskey Skirmish
In a wartime era incident William Hunter arranged liquor drops via telephone after a Canada to Detroit river crossing. He activated a meeting point on Broadway and coordinated a small group to collect two cases. Hunter was subsequently bound over for trial on a one thousand eight dollar bond.
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Hanoi
Detroit River
Canada
Wiliam Hunter
Frank
Broadway
William
Tuntéer
Hunt
Hunter
Editors Discuss State Highways Conference in South Dakota
South Dakota editors and their wives return to their posts after a mid winter convention of the South Dakota Press Association held Thursday and Friday in Sioux Falls. Carmen J Bates notes two standout features building up the state are its newspapers and highways.
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South ‘Dakota
Carmen J. Bates
Redfield Journal-Observer
Mr. Fisher
Hecoms & Power
Woman News: Nore DeZotell Sentenced to 30 Years
In Sique Falls a jury convicted Nore DeZotell of first degree manslaughter for killing her husband Roy during a downtown shooting. Judge J T Medin sentenced her to 30 years in prison after a week of deliberation. The incident occurred as the couple exited a streetcar near the electric light housing, with DeZotell firing five or more shots then fleeing to a police station.
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Thay
Farmers Hear Union Progress In Pierre Meeting
Riensras, editor of the Natly Capitol Journal in Pierre addressed a gathering about farm plans. Approximately 100 farmers attended this afternoon to hear updates on union progress and the farm program.
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Pierre
Riensras
Unusual 31 Degree Fall Follows Warm Spell
A government forecast predicts a sharp drop from around 40F to below zero with 5 to 10 degree lows overnight. The rapid fall follows a warm spell, driven by a center of low pressure and a high pressure system, as roads and bridges face drifting snow and cold conditions across the county.
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By Blyntone
Saundey
Brystens
Postage stamps to bear the names of states
Washington, Feb. 15. An experiment announced yesterday by the postoffice department calls for postage stamps to bear the names of states in which they are to be sold. The object is to find a method of thwarting organized fences which join postoffice to illegal dealings.
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Five Sons Serve as Pallbearers in Separate Funeral
Five sons act as pallbearers in a funeral held for a resident of Chicago with services at an address on Fronsotae Way. The fragmentary notice notes attendees and alack of full details.
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Huron
sReuben
Chicago
John Youel
BBC
Fronsotae
Melville Stone Journalist Dies at 60
Melville Stone, longtime journalist and former Associated Press general manager, died at 4:50 p.m. surrounded by family. The arteriosclerosis death ends a career spanning news gathering and distribution and a late-life role as counsellor and secretary to the AP.
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Stone
Associated Press
Regan
Mabnfictarder
Fragmentary note on a police case and marital history
A partial transcription mentions a person feeling against this issue and references a previously divorced wife of a police officer. The text lacks clear context or names to specify a full event or outcome.
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Severa
Awife
Young Farmer Loses Finger After Shotgun Accident
A young farmer was rushed to Huron hospital after a shotgun discharged as he moved a bag of corn. One finger was blown off and doctors warned two more could be lost as a result of the injury near Carthage.
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Huron Hospital
Carthage
Pastor A Elmer Moe to Speak at Aberdeen Church
The Rev A Elmer Moe of Aberdeen will occupy the pulpit at American Lutheran Church Sunday at 10 20. Moe is pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Aberdeen and is described as an able speaker promising an unusual message.
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Aberdeen
American Lutheran-church
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Bethlehem Lutheran-church
Funeral Today for Carl B Heinze at Kinyon's Chapel
Funeral services are at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Kinyon's chapel for Carl Bint Heinze who died Wednesday evening at age 53. The Rev. Wallace Hristor will officiate with burial in Riverside cemetery. Heinze, born in Watertown Wisconsin, was a former chef and director of the Newton confectionery ice cream factory. He later ran a cafe in Grand Forks North Dakota with his brother Oscar and served as a chef at a restaurant on Cottey Island. Surviving are his widow, a son and two daughters Marion Dwight, Carol Jedn, age eight and three stepchildren Elizabeth Reedy and Henry Reedy, his mother Mrs. B S Heinze of Mankato Minnesota, and three sisters and three brothers.
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Carl Bint Heinze
Saunter
Wallace Hristor
Gra¢a Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Holnza
Watertown
Wis
Rail merger bill approved by commerce commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a bill to limit railroad consolidation and promote unification into a few large systems. It would enable mergers and other methods to gain control while ensuring fair profit and public service.
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Washington
Lost Game Sparks Heated Night in Clark County
A garbled game report from Clark County references a contentious match ending with a 24 to 26 score, naming Northcott and Clark among participants. The fragment hints at a heated crowd and a controversial finish.
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Clark
S -Ezgers
Pattlé
Siwea
Attack on Mexican Train Kills Passengers and Crew
Survivors report a train attack near Mexico City by insurgents. The convoy was burned after a firefight in which the engineer and fireman were killed. rescuers later pursued the attacker bands as gems were seized from passengers.
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Mexico
City
Mexico City
Michodcan
Dynamoén
Guarachita
Zamora
Universal
Snowbound Towns Cut Off by Heavy Snow in Durango Region
Readable fragments describe Durango Colorado towns isolated by two weeks of heavy snowfall. Silverton and Silverdale face food shortages with only days of provisions left. mail and supply runs to Silverton and Purke fail. a mule train effort stalls amid 200 foot drifts. shoveling and rescue attempts continue as communications collapse.
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Durango
Colo
Silverton-and-Pureke
Pilverton
Phovelera
Tonger
Mansate
Fragmentary note on White Bird weather and mail
Fragmented OCR notes reference White Bird location and storm conditions. Mentions mail backlogs and a nearby northeast area. Details are incomplete and readings are uncertain.
Falls Through Door to Death at 677 Second Street
Mrs Lydia Fox BB years old died from a skull fracture after stepping through a trap door to the cellar at her home 677 Second Street Southwest The door had been left open overnight and the drop to the basement was about eight feet The Fox family said the door had been left open while fetching potatoes The widow J B Fox an engineer at Star Lesh & Doors Co survives with children and a grandson The Fox family had moved to Huron about seven years ago from Iowa Also included is a note about Yankton electing a new superintendent of schools.
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Second Street
Lydia Fox
Weather Update With Cold Snap Across Regions
Fragments show extreme western and southeastern areas facing deep cold. Tonight remains moderating to cold with vacant, dry conditions and potential frost. Sunday brings further cold across the extreme southeast with renewed risk of freezing temperatures.
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