Cannon Faces New Challenge in Cannon Libel Suit
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts escalates a libel dispute with Bishop James Cannon Jr. by demanding a court hearing to determine his charge that the churchman violated the federal corrupt practices act. The issue stems from Cannon's anti Smith campaign and unreported contributions, with a district court indictment already tossed out.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Tinkham
Massachusetts
House
Cannon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Blanton
Texas
District Supreme Court
Bishop Cannon
Miners Shacks To Be Razed In Black Hills Fire Safety Move
Rapid City reports officials of Black Hills and Harney national forests will remove abandoned miners shacks seen as fire hazards. A forest survey targets fire traps, mandates fire trenches and chimney hoods for summer homes, and spacings between wood and chimneys. Krueger notes 50 of 108 past five year fires were man caused or preventable. Fire prevention includes burning brush piles when snow allows.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Harney National Forests
Theodore Krueger
Deadwood
Black Hills National Forest
Forest Rangers
Krueger
Boulder Canyon
Varied Weather Program Noted in Forestsurg
The weather program here remained varied as February started with a wide temperature swing. The month’s high reached 4 above on the ninth while the low dropped to 23 below on the third, and moisture for half the month was only a trace.
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Forestsurg
Contract Bridge Lessons On Bids And Grand Slams
In Mobile Alabama a bridge club compares hunch bidding with scientific approach bidding. North would respond to two clubs with two diamonds, avoiding unnecessary force bids as Culbertson explains how accurate bidding yields higher scores and a grand slam when conditions allow. Readers may mail questions for Mrs Culbertson on bidding and play.
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Mobile
Ala
North
South
Pig Shoots Man And That's What Is Called News
On the Julius Brandenburg farm near Alpena a hog accidentally discharged a gun while being butchered. The load hit Brandenburg in the right knee as he prepared to stab the hog, Carl Busse assisted, and Brandenburg was taken to Alpena for treatment and is recovering.
Patriotic Services Mark George Washington Bicentennial
Special services at Grace Episcopal Church begin Sunday at 11 a m in observance of the George Washington bicentennial. Religious observances include holy communion at 8 a m church school at 10 a m and Y P S at 6 30 p m with usual Sunday schedules follow.
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Grace Episcopal Church
George Washington
Wallace Bristol
Sheriff Crew Won't Face Dismissal in Cattle Seizure Case
Federal Judge A Lee Wyman denied a defense motion to drop government charges against Hughes County Sheriff Charles B Crew over seizure of Indian department cattle from Jack Smith's Big Bend property. The case centers on trespass damages and whether seizure was proper redress.
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Hughes
Sioux Falls
Charles BE. Crew
Hughes County
A. Lee Wyman
Indian Department
Jack Smith
Big Bend
Smith
Crew
Minnesotan Sentenced for Third Degree Arson in Cottage Fire
Fred W. Meen of Lake City and St Paul was sentenced to one to seven years in Stillwater prison for third degree arson in the January 11 1941 cottage fire near Annandale. The cottage burned two hours after Meen and his family had occupied it following an authorities led investigation.
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Buffalo, Minn
Fred W. Meen
Lake City
St Paul
Stillwater
Annandale
Meen
Son Of Former S D Judge Gets Freedom
Two youths released early from prison were investigated for potential charges to re instate. Carl Parker five and Stanley Wilson fifteen had minimum sentences reduced after letters between Judge Edward D party lef and Judge Charles A Williams. They surrendered but found no officials willing to pursue them. A river survey from Boonville to the Missouri mouth will aid flood control data.
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S. D
Chicago
Criminal Court
Carl Parker
Carl Sherwood
South Dakota
Wilson
State Reformatory
Pentise
Edward D. Party Lef
Marengo
Sherwood
Charlee A. Williama
Farker
Federal Building
Missouri River
Boonville
Army Engineers
Wet Blocs Approve Low Alcohol Beer Bill
Executive committees of the House Republican and Democratic anti prohibition blocs approved a bill to legalize beer containing 3.75 per cent alcohol by weight and taxed at three cents a bottle. A sub committee had recommended 3.2 per cent beer taxed at four cents a bottle.
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Washington
House
Demand Government Cease Competition in Grain Trade
MINNEAPOLIS Feb 19 A resolution by the Tri State Country Grain Shippers association urges ending all government competition with private business at once. The annual meeting drew 20 country elevator men representing 150 independent and line elevators in Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota. H F Raabe of New Ulm Minn was elected third vice president succeeding the late ML King of Sioux City Ia. All officers were re elected including C A Nachbar Man kato Minn president and E H Sexauer Brookings S D second vice president.
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Minneapolis
Tri-State Country Grain Shippers Association
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
H. F. Raabe
New Ulm
Minn
ML King
Sioux City
Authorizes Increases In Freight Rates In-state
The North Dakota railroad commission approved in-state freight rate hikes effective March 7 to March 31, 1933. The increases align with Interstate Commerce Commission actions and affect lignite, sand, cement, gasoline, and all less-than-carload freight amid a financial emergency.
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Bismarck
N. D
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commission
Rat Garriers
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Henry Johnson
Farty
Iaie
Josephine Culbertson
Ely Culbertson
Makqtisi Dakques
Futogas One
Weat
Mrs. Culbertson
Benth
Wes
Woo
Omg
Kelvinator
Northwestern Public Service Company
Armal
Kelv Nator
Nash
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Nash Cars
Hood
Wisconsin
S. W
Taylo
Phillips, Bes Eas
Phillips
Haroe
BROWN
Corne Nible
Bervien
Norikveestorst
Winde
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Second & Lilinois Wilson-Barker Auto Company
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