Bombing of Boss Eller Home Shocks Chicago
In Chicago on January 16, the home of ward political boss Morris Eller, city collector, was bombed. Eller and his wife escaped injury though plaster and debris injured a maid. a chauffeur and others were unharmed. Police guard was placed for Judge Emanuel Eller after the attack. Motive linked to April 1928 primary clashes involving Eller and a rival lawyer, with a broader inquiry into the so-called Bloody Twentieth politics and prior indictments including Eller and his son.
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Savage
Euler
Emanuel Eller
Superior Court
Eller
Morris_Eiler
Octavius Roy Granady
Granady
F. Ts of Lis
Finis
Frank J.loesch
Hoover
Law
Ener
Union To y Duluth Wheat % Jar 16-(4)
William Henéral manager of the Far nal Grain evaporation is noted in a scrambled entry about grain markets and union actions affecting wheat percentages in Duluth reports.
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Union Toy
Duluth
William
Henéral
Far mers Union Authorized to Buy Wheat at Duluth
Today confirmed reports that the Far mers Union has been authorized to buy wheat at Duluth for the account of the corporation. Purchases authorized include No 1 dark northern at 1.25 dollars, two other grades at 1.24 dollars, No 1 durum at 4 1/24 dollars, and No 2 durum at 1.10 dollars.
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Farmers Union
Duluth
De Smet Barn and Silo Fire Destroys Property
A morning fire about ten miles southwest of De Smet destroyed the barn and silo of farmer A. D. Smith and two buildings. Four horses, about two dozen young pigs, two automobiles, and quantities of feed were lost. Only parts of the property were insured.
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DE Smet
A. D. Smith
Farmer
Cmer
Prohibition Birthdays Highlight Eighteenth Amendment Debate
Representative La Guardia challenged the eighteenth amendment as void arguing it lacked proper ratification. Senator Shepard and Senator Borah weighed in amid Hoover plans to move enforcement duties from treasury to justice, with hearings slated and committees busy.
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New York
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Shepard
Texas
South Dakota
BIW
Hoover
Justice Department
House
Williamson
House Judiciary and Immigration Committees
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United
House to Act on Willamson Bill Right of Way
State commissioners anticipate a report soon as immigration committees begin hearings on consolidating border patrol agencies. House leaders plan to grant the Williamson bill legislative right of way once reported, aiming to take up Hoover recommendations within a fortnight.
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Willamson
Hoover
MERCURY HITS 19 BELOW IN RECORD COLD SPREADER
Across the upper plains the coldest winter wave since 1924 held the region in its grip. Sioux Falls reports drifting snow while bus service northward halted. Bonded by plunging readings from Huron to Pierre, many areas faced freezing temps and stranded residents.
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Huron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Pierre
City Briefs From Huron Area Feat Visits and Party Plans
Mrs. Lester LeFevre formerly Miss LeNore Meyer left for Milne to make her home. Co D A will host a card party in Catholic school gym Friday evening. Mrs. F B Way departed for Minneapolis then Loa Angele to live. house furnishings sold. Browns Service Station advertises denatured alcohol 65c a gallon. Mr. and Mrs. A L McWhorter left for Tuscar Ariz to visit six weeks. will stop in Kansas City to see relatives. Mrs. Otto Jacobson is recovering from pneumonia. DeLacey heads to Ohio to attend General Tire and Robber convention. will be away six weeks. Miss Mabel Tobin travels to Los Angeles to visit Genevieve Schaller and to marry David Hanson this month. father accompanies to Omaha. Mrs. Wes Moax and the Andersons visit Mrs. Lewis M. Rogers in Huron.
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National Bank of Huron
Milne, Applis
Cousin
Loa Anea
Chicago
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
DeLacey
South Dakota
Akram
Mabel Tobin
Idaho Avenue
Los Angeles
Genevieve Schaller
Tobin Ja
David Hanson
L. K.‘Hanson
Colorado
Many to Speak at Demo Dinner in Pierre
A Jackson Day banquet planned for January 23 in Pierre will feature speakers from across the state. Fred L. Vilus, general chairman, announced a partial list including John Grigsby Redfield Mrs. Mary Kotrles Mitchell John P. Everett Sturgis James Houlihay Watertown Mrs Anna C Struble Centerville L B Jorey Wagner Joe Atkins Worthington Herbert Hitchcock Mitchell T B Werner Rapid City and John Taylor Ipswich. The committee said more speakers would be invited and counties expect multiple reservations. The event is sponsored by Democratic organizations of Hughes and Stanley counties.
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Nemocrata
Jackson Jay
Fred L. Vilus
Feneral
John Grigsby
Redfield
Mary Kotrles
Mitchell
John P. Everett
Sturgla
James Houlihay
Watertown
Anna C. Struble
Centervale
Fat loss miracle claims spark daily Kruschen routine
A Montana woman recounts losing 19 pounds in 27 days after using Kruschen Salts, praising the remedy and detailing a morning mix of half a teaspoonful in hot water. She asserts improved health, energy, and a rejuvenated appearance, endorsing Longstaff's Drug Co. and similar sellers with a money back guarantee.
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Happy Woman
Montana
Longstaff’s Drug Co
America
Farm Home Near Wayland Burns In Blaze
Wayland January 16 Special The farm home and contents owned by A M Anderson three and a half miles from here were totally destroyed by fire late last night The loss is estimated at 2000 The blaze is believed to have started from an overheated stove A few articles were saved Elmer Gifford and family tenants on the farm lost practically all their personal belongings The building was partially covered by insurance
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Mes
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