Authorities Order Full Investigation Of Negro Hanging
Perry county authorities launch a full investigation into the lynching of Rex Scott a 20 year old black man after a mob seized him from the jail and hanged him at a Knott county cemetery Sheriff Mcintosh forms a posse and pursues the assailants as shots ring out. Eight to ten named officials and the governor are involved in the response.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Combs
Scott
W. C. Knuckles
Fty
Alex Johnson
Miner
Johnson
Filmore Mcintosh
Victo
Here
Knott County
Cornett Hill
Plan for Vast Russian Credit Extensions Emerging
New York January 2 Extensive credits exceeding two hundred million dollars are being arranged by American bankers for Russia. Ambassador Alexander A. Troyanovsky, guest at a Chase National Bank luncheon with Reeve Schley Owen D Young and Thomas Lamont among others discussed trade and credits. Schley later elected president of the American Russian chamber of commerce. Chase National Bank has served as fiscal agent for the Soviet Union for years.
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New York
Russia
Ane
Alexander A. Troyanovsky
Russan
United States
Reeve Schley
Chase National Bank
Owen D. Young
Thomas Lamont
J.P. Morgan Company
Soviet Union
Cold Wave Lifts From Subzero Readings Across State
A South Dakota weather system brought temperatures from eight below in Watertown to two below at dawn, rising to 17 above by midafternoon. Government readings show a warming trend with forecasts of higher temperatures tonight and Friday.
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Harom
Watertown
Mitchell Jail Breaker Captured After Escape
A jail break at Mitchell is reported as a suspect named Fiskewen escaped from the county jail in Mitchell early last November. Sheriff's deputies tracked the fugitive to a local area and secured the suspect after a life at break charge. Authorities caution the public while continuing the investigation.
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Mitchell
Fiskewen
Mitchel
Alfalfa Bill In Height Of Glory As Battles Loom
Oklahoma City January 25 Gov William H Alfalfa Murray shows appetite for fight in three fronts to oust Chief Justice Riley, elect Speaker Anglin as governor, and waive penalties for delinquent taxes by executive order. Attorney General rules unconstitutional and only Legislature can act. Murray aims to become secretary to a petition to abolish the chief justice office fee and allow the governor to name a new chief justice.
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Oklahoma
J. Beery King
Supreme Court
Hhia
Robert Bias
Murray
Riley
Justee
Lawrence Young Receives 30-Day Jail Term
Lawrence Young a 19 year old accused of disorderly conduct was sentenced to 30 days in Besdle county jail after pleading guilty in Municipal court. He was accused of carrying a pistol and acting in a threatening manner though no gun was found on arrest. The sentence followed discovery of two knives and three pairs of gloves in his possession at arrest.
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Lawrence Young
Besdle
Young
Huron
Lillian Young
Seviary
Lawrence
Irving “R
Crawford
Settlement Ends Death Damages Case in Sioux Falls Court
A father sued for $1000 damages claiming his son died from an August electrocution in a Sioux Falls case. Judge L. Fleeger approved a settlement yesterday afternoon and dismissed the trial. Attorneys for Nick Ehrlinger of Rikton questioned witnesses about the death of a 14 year old who was electrocuted Aug. 18 while contacting a transmission line, as the case concluded with a settlement.
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Sioux Falls
Than
SAPHA
Bere
Fleeger
Nick Ehleriinger
Roosevelt Einstein and Yachting Visit Office Prints
Roosevelt and Einstein are depicted visiting Dr. Stein in his office shown among prints and ocean imagery. The scene blends historical figures with nautical art, suggesting a casual, era-appropriate gathering tied to the sea and intellect.
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Roosevelt
Einstein
Dr. Andstein
Surplus plan to store grain on Capitol Hill moves forward
A South Dakota farmer calling himself Just a South Dakota dirt-farmer toured Washington to push a producer owned and controlled grain surplus plan. He proposed steel storage tanks at grain origins with storage until prices rise or grain is used, and argued for designated storage funding and limited shipments to markets.
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South Dakota
Howes
Capitol
F. Matousek
Carter
Wallace Washington
Washington
Suport
Capitol Hill
Acs
SS Matousek
Cadar
S. D
Becauze
South Dakota approves 900 more projects total 1575
The South Dakota Civil Works Administration reports about 900 additional projects approved recently, lifting the total accepted projects to roughly 1575. Details were scarce, but listed items include Brown County road work repairs and redecorating, school and municipal buildings, and river safety works in several towns.
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Pierre
South Dakota Civil Works Administration
Brown County
Normal
Hat
Aberdeen
Fea
Brookings
State College
Butte
Belle Fourche
Sat ‘Arché
Fruitdale
City A
Belle
Fourche
Wakooda
York University School of Commerce Textbooks Outdated
A York University School of Commerce official stated that textbooks on banking and investment, written as recently as last September, are now hopelessly out of date while newspapers have become essential to students and teachers.
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York” University School Cof Commerce
Plan To Set Up Marketing Group
Welbore Ton 30025 F reports that livestock raisers plan to form a permanent marketing group to sell animals in world markets. The announcement suggests the organization could be established tomorrow to promote best cattle hogs and horses, with intent to attract broad interest.
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Russia
Welbore
Proothius Group Seeks New Members Amid Changes
A fragmented report notes Proothius unit naming Keith Olson and Boer Hutt of Staridard seeking new members. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate organizational changes and recruitment efforts with limited names mentioned.
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Proothius ‘Glub
Proothius Cu -Met
Keith
Olson
Hutt of the Staridard
Ol Corny
New Trial Ordered Over Youthful Penitentiary Sentence
Yankton January 3 An order overturning a two year penitentiary sentence for Hoyer a 17 year old from Leserville was issued by Circuit Judge K B Trifp. Hoyem was to appear in Yankton to face juvenile court jurisdiction questions raised by Rev H H Lindeman county child welfare head. Hoyem had been sentenced January 10 and was to report January 1.
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Yankton
Hoyer
Lesterville
K. B.trifp
Sills
Tateeale
County Child Welfare Board
S Hoyem
Was
unstable political briefing hints at leadership and timeline
Fragmentary notes suggest an administration facing opposition, with Byrnes seen as a forthcoming Senate floor leader. The author predicts a stabilized situation well within two years, though details and context remain unclear.
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Byrnes
Senate
Attempt To Set Up Marketing Code For Packers Stalled
Washington January 25 Secretary Wallace suspended negotiations with the meatpacking industry for a marketing agreement after a dispute over provisions. The administration said the proposed agreement did not offer opportunity for increasing livestock producers’ income, the primary aim of current policy.
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Washington
Wallace
American Institute of Meat Packers
Insull Faces Life Aboard Ships Under Greek Flag
Athens January 25 Samuel Insull senior a 74 year old former Chicago utilities operator must spend the rest of his life sailing on ships flying the Greek flag unless the interior ministry issues a laissez passer permitting him to depart. No foreign consulate in Athens has arranged the visa needed to enter another country. It is unlikely he will be surrendered to U S authorities who seek his return for embezzlement charges in Chicago. The only probable action would be Greek officials escorting him to a harbor and placing him aboard a ship sailing immediately while he stays under the ship’s flag.
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Athens
Sammuel Insull
Chicago
Reay
Lkely
Ministry of the Interior
United
Tn Sull
Greece
United States
Trull ‘Jones
Hir-In- Greece
Wee
Insulia
Y W C A To Hold Annual Meet On Monday
The YWCA plans its annual meeting Monday with voting for ten new board members. Acting president Pugsley will oversee proceedings from 9 am to 4 pm, while Hubert Ketelte conducts the event and a short penel is noted.
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C. A
Eas Pugsley
Irs
Hubert Ketelte
Drought Relief Pledged for South Dakota Livestock Feeds
Federal relief officials assured Governor Bere ry that South Dakota will receive extra livestock feed for drought areas. Wheat and corn will be moved rapidly to needy districts, with 10 farmers identified as in need. Kennedy notes demands will be met though grain supplies are low, after consultations in St Paul. Over 20,000 tons of hay and hundreds of carloads of feed grains have already been distributed statewide.
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Pierre
Jan
Tom Berery
South Dakota
M. A. Kennedy Relief Office
St Paul
Kennedy
South Dako
Clues from Women in Bremer Kidnapping Case
In St Paul Jan 25 47 eye witnesses, both women, reported seeing Edward G. Bremer seized by kidnappers near Summit Avenue. One witness said a brief struggle occurred inside Bremer's car as he resisted ransom demands of 200000. The second witness allegedly got the gang car's license number as federal agents pursued the case.
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ST. Paul
Edward
G. Bremer
St Paul
Jan—T
Bremer
Summit Girls
Betty
Federal
Webster Accused of Slaying Wrestler in Beall Killing
A Wisconsin issued EPA warrant charges Joseph E. Webster with killing Fred Beall, the heavyweight wrestling champion, during a brewery robbery interruption. Beall, a policeman, was slain when he and another officer disrupted the heist. Webster was arrested yesterday and to be arraigned tomorrow.
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ST. Paul
EPA
Joseph
Webster
Fred: Beall
Wisconsin
Mixup Seen In Alienation Affair
In Chicago January 1925 a tangled case centers on Mrs Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge and Nottingham. A jury will decide if Mrs Blacklidge is ordered to pay three dollars and fifty cents weekly to settle alleged alienation claims. Testimony recounts visits between Nottingham, a policeman, and Mrs Blacklidge as details unfold.
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Chicago
Nocman
Nottingham
Myrtle
Blacklidge
Dhe Ial
Soca
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