Roundup intensifies as Chicago police crack down
Chicago police report a sweeping second roundup across the city. About 368% of prisoners were jailed or held, with hundreds more targeted in raids on holdups and robberies. Officers said several robbers were captured, two robberies thwarted, and a list of suspects including bankers and professionals seized by agents.
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Guude
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Inter Minnet
Chel Faicral Protitition Agente
Sithourt Actlas
Gold Coast
Anor
Fred. C. Siliowar
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm to Turn 70 Amid Exile Festivities
Holland born former Kaiser Wilhelm celebrates his seventieth birthday with friendly European noble guests arriving by permit to Schloss locations near Door Nourse. Princess Victoria Louise and Duke Ernest of Brunswick attend as top guests while George Henry heir is ill. Overtime mail helps handle well wishes as doormen plan formal dinners and speeches. The former ruler’s aides reflect on Wilson's postwar aims and Versailles reparations debates shaping the anniversary program.
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Victoria Louiss
Ernest Augeust
Brunswick
Pha
Jesiser
Prince Henry
Saxony
Wilhelms Beak
Kaiser Zave
Associated Press
Lormér Fuisen
Weithels
Wilson
Versailes
Germany
Baron junior high edges Alpena 31 14 in rough win
Horon Jamiora reports Alpena held to 14 as Baron junior high built early lead 16 4 and rolled to a 31 14 victory. Scoring details are unclear due to the damaged text but mentions Hart and pelsteam as high scorers and a rough contest with limited Alpena offense.
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Jamiora
Alpena Jalpena
Janu
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Bator
Baron
Janior High
Alpana
Hart
Schlow
Beadle County Women's Christian Association Meeting Recap
The annual meeting of Beadle County Women’s Christian Association concluded with worship and a dinner. Ruth Sheldon gave a Buenos Aires travel talk noting the capital’s beauty, progressive streets, and fashion leadership. Five Huron and three rural members were elected to the board for three years.
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Fein
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Argentine
Paris
America
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F. H. Hey
Wisconsin
Gxenue
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Gampe
Sontiersiiz
Gish Reserves Enrollment Rise and Association Meeting
The Gish Reserves show a 24 increase in enrollment from last year. Miss Mildred Heath reported the annual findings. The cafeteria pledged 2400 to the association budget. Afternoon included devotions, minutes, president’s report, a 192% budget presentation, and musical numbers.
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H. Hetelle
Guytt
F. Carlson
Carrie B. Ltoyd
Huro College
W. G
Helen Bandy
Merle Brink
1Mrs
A. R. Hanaui
pttieHoard
Opistt
KL. Bayes
Dlosing Sons
Scout Rallies Count Contests For Advancement
The Boy Scout court of honor meets Monday night for the final session before the January 31 contest, deciding that indoor rally contests on February 11 may count toward advancement at month end. The Oct 8 start date marks many Huron scouts planning to join the indoor event, which replaces the usual two general rotations of troops. Dr. H. Hartwick, recently elected chairman, will preside. merit badge applications were received, and first and second class scouts will be examined.
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Pteniversary
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Hartwick
Mount Machie Gun on Coty Jail
SOLORIDG SPRINGS COE Fan 26. A PJ-4 machine gun mounted at the county jail where Wiettey Walker, released head chief, awaits trial for connection with a raid by five cheapersiines on the Bank of Eamar, Celo. Last May any possible attempt by friends of the two men in the store fail might show their friends.
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Tere
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Bank of
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Celo
Boswell Guilty of Conspiracy in Prohibition Case
Boswell, longtime chief prosecutor of Williamson County Illinois, was found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to visit motions? prohibition, with two co defendants also convicted and Smrith freed. Sentencing set for next week. Marion police chief Thomas Boyt acquitted, jury deliberated three hours and seven minutes.
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Eyen
Jobreton City Police
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Lindsey
Aj Degendanta
Thomas
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Tankie
Advise boost for state parks and highways program
A South Dakota conference plea urged creating a state parks system to conserve scenic and historic resources and to survey and promote agricultural and mineral resources. Speakers including W. C. Lusk urged continued highway development, cooperative promotion of local industries, and better marketing of farm byproducts. The address highlighted advertising needs and support for a survey to guide state action, with remarks praising cooperation among chambers, railways, and Associated Press coverage.
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Informaian
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Chamber of Commerce
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Congress
Lange
South Dakota
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Rapid
Terry
Fe Sweeney
Iowa State
Sweeney Sah
Mercury Hangs Low Level Death Report North
A fragmentary report notes a low level mercury incident in the north region with ongoing investigation. Authorities have not released full details on the circumstances or any casualties. Further updates are expected as the case develops.
Winter Storm Buries the Midwest and Great Plains
Severe blizzard conditions crippled travel across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana and surrounding states. Roads and rail lines were closed marooning passengers and delaying freight as snow piled up and bitter winds rapped communities from Des Moines to Salt Lake City.
Aberdeen Cagers in Auto Crash
Redfield Jaz 26 Special reports that members of the Sierdaem high school basketball team were involved in a car crash between Redfield and Ashton. The auto overturned after slipping on a spot in the road. Top of the car was crushed. Injuries reported but conditions not specified.
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Hecon
Prisoner Transferred by Air Train to Fairbanks Court
A prisoner accused of murder was flown from an understood Alaskan location to Fairbanks federal court yesterday. The Airplane TG Fare Presover F carried the prisoner with two witnesses and an interpreter aboard. Pilots Gerard and EE Bennett, along with Deputy Marshal Wise, accompanied the transfer amid a Christmas travel window. Weather remarks note two old sayings about Christmas, one about warmth and one about wind.
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Fairbanks
Thase
EE. Bennett
Em. Gerard
Wisenau
Ihe
Zauxe
Farm Outlook On Air Monday
The 1929 farm outlook for major commodities will be broadcast coast to coast Monday afternoon from HL24S to T.48. The program features the secretary of agriculture and leaders from agricultural committees and the United States Marine Band. Commodities include wheat, potatoes, corn, tobacco, beef cattle, dairy cattle, and pantry products.
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Washington
Redfield center shines as team edges Magdlan 27 25
Redfield center Ton 26 – Special-Red Selds. Sizh school's eagers fought hard to the final whistle. Magdlan players kept it close, but Redfield edged ahead with 19 of his tenms points and narrowed the gap late in the game.
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Sizh
Claus
Trunk of Washington Papers Shown in Capital
A trunk said to contain over 90 percent original papers of George Washington and family was exhibited in Washington with Professor Albert Bushdleton Hart and Henry Woodhouse. The trunk, found near Fredericksburg, Virginia, last Saturday at Mrs. Frank Taylor’s home, includes records dating to the late 18th century and various items tied to Betty Washington and early contemporaries.
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Betty
Albert Bushdletl Hart
Haryari University
George Waekingtén
Henry Woodhouse
Aerial League of America
Williams Tylay Page
House of Representatives
Fromm
Golpuck
Fielding
Bewis
Busham
Peufissor Hart Sain
Fredersburg
Virginia
Frank Taylor
Getty Washington
Senision
Frankfort High Scorers Shine In Close Victory
Frankfort cagers delivered a hard fought win as Walter and Rankfort led with double digit points. Mel Fotter and Mel Ifotte contributed steady scoring while Hankfort's defense limited opponents.
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