Lindbergh kidnapping link tied to Sankey claim
County Attorney M. 2. Kinkead said Verne Sankey may have had ties to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Evidence from Sankey’s South Dakota ranch included a file of Lindbergh accounts and a Babe Ruth photo with a note.
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Kinkead
Verne Sankey
Haskell Bobn
Lindbergh
Sankey
Gann Valley
D. Kinkead
Jack Dempsey
Baby Ruth
Ferri Sankey
St Paul
Bohn
Ray Robinson
Canada
Bonn
Minneapolis
New Jersey
South Dakota
Fetter
Bit Ruth
Babe Ruth
Double Tragedy Arises From Ranch Dispute
Philip county report details a coroner jury verdict naming murder and death by own action in a Runboll ranch shooting. Fred Johnson 45 and William Rundoll 30 died after a dispute over a horse. Johnson was knocked down and Rundoll then fired, later dying by shotgun wound in his basement. The sole witness was a ranch employee who fled to a neighbor.
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Philip
Fred Johnson
William Rundoll
Runboll Ranch
Here
Ke Whitney
Mate
Harkon County
Runholl
Johnson
Johnson Runhol
Whitney
Runholt
Sees Future For Small Communities In Miller Meeting
G KR McArthur Heron urged a long term development program for rural towns at Miller Commercial club, criticizing hastily organized schemes and noting small towns with lasting progress. President Walsh presided as home talent entertainment accompanied the program.
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Milver
G. KR. McArthur Heron
Miller Commercial Club
Sinsil
Amall
McArthur
D. C
Walsh
Vacation Ends For City School Pupils In Hue City
Nearly 3,000 children in Hue City schools resumed classes after Christmas and New Year holidays. Huron college students keep two weeks of vacation, and the first semester is midway with exams set for January 36 while public schools plan a January 18 half year check.
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Christimas
Huesa
Wek
Huron College
Tisaniet
Bandits Rob Winnebago Bank Slugging and Roosevelt Address
A four-man machine gun raid on the Blue forth Valley National Bank in Winnebago Minnesota ends with two victims slugged one tortured with matches and a cashier threatened as a kidnapper took an assistant cashier on a running board escape. The same dispatch notes President Roosevelt’s joint session address outlining recovery plans and hints at later proposed legislation while praising past congressional work and urging continued cooperation.
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Winnebago, Minn
Blueforth Valley
Edward Arndt
Ova Herrich
Babcock
Winnebago
Twin Cities
Huntley
Sister Fatally Shot by Brother in Accidental Incident
Lillian Young 17 died at a hospital after a gun misfire at the W Roubideaux home 326 First Street South West about 1 30 PM. Brother Lawrence 13 said the shot was accidental as he pointed a 25 caliber pistol at his sister. Coroner announced an inquest for Thursday night.
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Aillien Young
Lawreate Young
Fran Kinyon
Tae
W. ©. Roubideaux
First Street
Walsh Funeral Home
Ber
Lawrence
Gran San Martin Says Will Resign in Cuba Talks
Gran San Martin signals resignation amid Cuban peace hopes as Grau plans May retirement and a constitutional assembly looms. Uruguayan minister Dr. Benjamin Fernandes de Medina and others push a plan to restore political tranquillity while Grau hints at big news soon. Opposition presses for Grau's resignation and Grau plans to return to surgery.
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Gran San Martin
Havana
Cuba
Grau
Benjamin Fernandes’ de Medina
Grey
Curves Seen as Break for Potatoes in Britain
Chester England January speech by Capt. John Mollett head of the British potato marketing board asserts that appealing to women’s curves could boost potato production. He says the industry suffered from a slimming craze reducing demand.
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Chester
Eng
John Mollett
British Potato Marketing Board
Morrison Named M. E. Pastor Here
Dr. Fred E Morrison of Pierre is named pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Huroni to succeed Rev F E Lothridge the Sioux Falls Mitchell district superintendent appointed next Tuesday for a cabinet meeting. Morrison has served in Pierre for four years after roles at Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Brookings and Rapid City. He is expected to arrive to lead services Sunday January 21.
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Fred E Morrison
Pierre
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Huroni
J Lothridge
Sioux Falls-Mitchell
Church Conferences
Morrisoni
Methodist
Dakota Wesleyan ‘University
Mitchell
Brookings
David City
Rapid City
Government quotes domestic gold at 34.06 per ounce
The government set new domestic gold price at 34.06 dollars per ounce, the sixth consecutive setting. In London the dollar opened at 5.35 to the pound, with bar gold at 92.85 an ounce. RFC reported domestic gold purchases totaling 24.8 million dollars and foreign purchases over 50 million.
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Washington
London
RFC
South Dakota Delegation Enthu siastically Back F D R
South Dakota's congressional group opens with mixed support for President Roosevelt's program. Senator Bulow backs many measures but cautions against wide currency inflation, while favoring silver demonetization and debt relief for farmers. Norbeck seeks loan and land bank reforms. Representative Werner shows strong backing and Hildebrandt pushes inflationary talks contingent on White House plans.
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Washington
Congress
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Buiin
Bulow
Tauns
Wil
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Norbeck
Federal Land Bank
Werner
Hildebrandt
Roosevelt urges reform of old methods for recovery
President Roosevelt in his joint address to Congress argues for a permanent readjustment of social and economic methods, saying civilization must move forward with new structures. He contrasts those who seek a return to old ways with those who demand reform for lasting recovery and warns against standing still. The message emphasizes bipartisan effort to shape industry, finance, and agriculture to modern life.
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Washington
Roosevel
Congress
Axi Justice
Dags
Mmen
Roosevelt
Cattle Sought as Basic Commodity in Farm Act Amendment
Chairman Jones of the house agriculture committee announced an amendment to the farm act to designate cattle as a basic commodity. He cited support from the National Livestock Association and other livestock groups seeking inclusion after cattle provisions were struck out in a prior senate action.
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Washington
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Texas Democrat
House
American National Livestock Association
National Association
Congress Backstage Debates Mark Open Session
The piece portrays a sluggish Washington reopening under Roosevelt era pressures. Leaders show yawns as Congress gathers for ceremonial start with little preplanned action. A banking code controversy sparks late edits and a press release, revealing tensions between Weisiger and White House aides.
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Congress
Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
White House
Weisiger
Weather note for South Dakota cloudy night into Thursday
Cloudy conditions persist in South Dakota with overnight and Thursday periods. Temperatures remain modest and winds light as meteorologists forecast no significant precipitation.
Roosevelt Seeks Swift Action on Recovery Budget
Congress convenes in regular session as President Roosevelt outlines recovery progress and aims for a swift budget, possibly over six billion dollars, plus plans to push tax and recovery legislation. The Liquor Tax and general tax measures are prioritized, with continued support for Reconstruction Corporation and CCC.
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Willy Nes
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ségitinus
House
Ways and Means
Chief of Army Engineers
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Abotst
New
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