Reward shared among eight in Artas bank robbery capture
Eight men who aided in the Artas bank robbery pursuit will divide a $1,060 reward. The split honors each participant’s role in locating the suspect Philip Hanson and recovering loot, with $200 to four Pollock residents, $50 to two Mound City residents, and $350 to John Orth of Mound City, among others. The reward policy sets $1,000 for the robbery and adjusts if multiple bandits were involved.
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Alni
Protective Committee of the South
Gaketa Bankers Association
Pliup Hanson
Artas State
Campbell County
George A. Starling
Ben Knudson
Pollock
Donald Davidson
Olmsted
Henry van der ¥Orst
A.A. Bentz
Herceid
Peter Py Orth
Mound City
Mundt
John Orth
Mound. City
Tata
Nersons
Star- Ting
Knudson
Orth
Davidson
Artas
Philip Hanson
M. Plin Deehe
Ipswich
Air Mail Pilot Still Missing
Maurice Graham Western Air Express pilot missing in snow covered eastern Nevada since January 10. Army and Navy aircraft search intensified with six Army pursuit ships and one transport plane en route. Employers hold hope he found shelter and remains alive.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Maurice Graham
Western Air Express
Nevada
March Field
Riverside
Calif
Chicago's troubles blamed on system of reckoning
Mr. Brown expressed his belief that address shortcomings stem from a deliberate system of reckoning fisheries grown over a period of years. The discussion centered on urban issues in Chicago and potential remedies.
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Brown
Chicago
Local discourse amid unrest in Chicago district
Fragmentary lines depict confusion and idle talk in a Chicago area district. The text hints at frustration and a sense of being overwhelmed while residents mention a loop of inaction and stress over local conditions.
Banks Seek to Recover Money in Telluride Case
Denver reports New York banks filed a claim for 500000 against the Bank of Telluride through attorneys. Deputy Commissioner Axel Olson declines comment. The bank’s assets remain under the state bank commissioner’s control pending a court decision on the disputed funds.
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Denver
New York
Waggoner
Juride, Cole
Complicated
Bank É
State Bank Examiner
Axel B. Olson
Grant McFerron
State Bank
McFersot
Tak St
Telluride
Bank of Telluride
Handa
Potatoes Fetch High Price at South Dakota Crop Show
At the state crop show in South Dakota, certified Barty Ohips potatoes exhibited by W. H. Belk Henry topped prices, selling for $6 per bushel, with other samples moving from $2 to $4.50. Officers were elected for the Crop Improvement and Potato Growers associations, and show officials discussed next year’s event and national institute plans in Chicago.
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W. HW
Belk
Henry
South” Dakota
South Dakota
G. Vincent, Letcher
A. W.palm
Com- Taiktee
A. EH. Pankow
Aberdeen
W. Kruse
Lemmon
Nick Caspers
Rapid City
A.G. Vincent
Leteher
Balm
Potato Growers’ Association
National Potato Institute
Chicago
South Dakota Cobblers Certification Impact Revealed
Officials praised a South Dakota certified cobblers program noting over 650 bags of certified potatoes sold in the East. The show stressed strict adherence to the certification spirit and thanked growers for help while expressing satisfaction with attendance and overall results.
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South Dakota
Pain ‘Ehlize
Woonsocket Girls Beat Springs in Close Contest
Woonsocket defeated Springs 32 to 20 after leading 13 to 3 at halftime. Vreeland topped Woonsocket with 11 points, Bail added 10, while Lucas was high scorer for Springs. Nearby Woonsocket boys also topped the Wessington Springs girls 32 to 20.
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Woonsocket
Springs
Woonsg
Cket
Jan
Ingtam Springs
Vreeland
Bail
Lucas
Wessington Springs
De Smet Swamps Iroquois 25 to 2 in High School Tilt
De Smet trounced Iroquois 29 to 2 at De Smet High. Munger led De Smet with top scoring while Iroquois struggled. In girls action, Iroquois defeated the local girls 20 to 11.
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de Smet
Iroquois
de Soet
Munger
Gettysburg Beats Pierre High 14 to 7 in Narrow Victory
Gettysburg defeated Pierre High here last night by 14 to 7 as scoring was spread among multiple players. The halftime score stood at 7 to 1 with Pierre failing to score in the second half.
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Gettysburg
Pierre High
Yan
Gettysburgh ‘High School
Pierre
Highmore Tops Miller 29 to 25 in Tight Game
Highmore defeated Miller 29 to 25 after breaking an 18 18 tie in the third quarter. Mitchell led Highmore with 12 points while Dornberger scored 35 for Miller. Cunningham and Van Cleave stood out on defense for their teams.
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Highmore
Jan
Miller
Mitchell
Dornberger
Cunningham
van Cleave
Willow Lake Triumphs in Final Period Rally
Willow Lake defeated Vienna big school 21 to 5 in the final period after a close game. Willow Lake’s first team entered in the last quarter and added four points, with Brakke scoring four for Vienna and Alberts top scorer for Willow Lake with no points in the closing stretch.
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Willow Lake
Vienna
Alberts
Brakke
Cavour Dominates Carthage 25-8 In Thursday Victory
Cavour defeated Carthage 25 to 8 in Cavour on Thursday night, leading throughout the game. The halftime score was 11 to 4, with Corrigan and Smith star players for Cavour. The girls game between the two schools ended in a 26 to 26 tie.
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Cavour
Carthage
Corrigan
Smith
Artesian Loses To Howard High School Basketball Duel
Howard boys built a lead to 15 by halftime and won 31-15 over Artesian as Adame and Wister tied for high score for Howard. Howard girls defeated Artesian 64 to 11.
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Artesian
Howard
High
Howang
Van
Howard High Achor
Adame
Wisterek
Howard Girls
Artesian Girls
Arrows Shut Out Hub City In Low-Scoring Conference Game
BS led Arrows as Hub City struggled in the second half. Arrows bottled up defense, holding Hub City to two points in the final period and scoring ten themselves to seal the win.
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Arrows
Naif
Eye
Chicago Money Troubles Told by Citizens Committee
Chicago money troubles were aired as Silas H. Strawn stated the city would still be 10 deficit at 37,641,600 even if 1928 and 1929 taxes were collected. Herald and Examiner calculations show 28,844 workers paid in city, county, and schools, rising to 45,844 next week with salaries. Police and firemen payrolls number 6,715 and 2,869 respectively. tax anticipation notes offered drew no buyers, and county debt stood at 7,000,000 with banks absent bidders.
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Chicago
Silas H. Strawn
Herald and Examiner Today
Seid
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Teller
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Ed Young
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Gommer
Tha-Loop
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Crosley
Crowley
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