Myrtle Schroeder Says Daum Reads Without Glasses
In a circuit court trial against A. M. Urquhart, Carl E. B. Daum testified he did not wear glasses when reviewing mortgage and sales records, while Myrtie Schroeder testified Daum wore glasses at the office on occasion. The defense presented witnesses about Daum’s finances and bank accounts, and Daum acknowledged signing a statement about repaying money alleged to belong to Urquhart. he later claimed he could not read it aloud without glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl EB. Daum
A. M. Urquhart
Myrtie Schroeder
Daum
Urquhart
Migs Schroeder
Urquhart Garape
S. Daum
Royhl
James Valley Bank
National Bank of Huron
Orla Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Jones Chevrolet Company
Jacobson
Daom
Ron
Roghi
Constance
Churchill
Daur
Deum
Lowell Johnson
Daum Daum
Doughnut Scare Artist Arrested After Cruller Plot
Evanston police report a young merchant who mailed skull and crossbones letters with doughnut bribes to four housewives. He said he wanted to scare customers away after late night failed sales and admitted his motive as insufficient business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Jan. B
Strut in Straw Hats At Hurons Mid Winter Dance
Crowds gathered on Dakota Avenue for a city pavement dance amid fitful January warmth. M L Tobin, city commissioner and organizer, led the event sponsored by the Huron Chamber of Commerce with two orchestras and street sweeping by Mike’s boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straw
Palm Beach
South Dakota
California
Florida
Dakota Avenue
Third and Forth
ML. Tobin
Mr. Tobin
Taverniang
Pat
Mike
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Tobin
H. L. Olin
Faulkton Huron Debate Clash At Local High School
Two Huron high school debate teams meet Faulkton today at 2 90 this afternoon at the Huron high school to argue the chain store question. Huron's negative team includes Frances Montank and Eleanor Foy with judges slated for two debates.
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Faulkton
Huron
Huron High School
Ivan, Blevens
Robert Wagner
Frances Montank
Eleanor Foy
Glenn R. McArthur
Wallace Bristol
A. A. Chamberlain
Paul Arthur
Aberdeen High School
Homestake Miner Killed In Cave-In
Lyla Singleton twenty two a Homestake mine employee was killed instantly today in a cavern of rock deep in the mine W itnessed by the shift boss and several fellow workmen The victim unmarried is survived by his mother Mia Harley Roses and a young sister of Lead The family came to Lead a year and a half ago
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Homestake
Lyla Singleton
Mia
Harley Roses
Lead
Girl Dies in Accidental Shooting While Trapping
Madison reporter notes a girl, Haley Halsy, 5, of Mr. and Mrs. Halsy, was killed when a trap triggered a gun in a neck wound. The accident occurred during trapping with her brothers near Lake Campbell. The body will be moved to Rock Rapids, Iowa for burial.
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Madison
Jenn
Aa Haley
George Halsy
Campbell
Rock Rapids
Sowa J
Veterans Bonus Bill Faces Senate Hurdles Despite Mellons Objection
Washington January 2 Advocates push for cashing veteran bonus certificates as Senate Finance Committee member Couzens signals support for full face value while President Hoover may veto such payments. House Ways and Means to begin hearings on bills ranging from 855 million to 2.4 billion dollars with officials’ testimony planned.
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Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Nathan Robericon
Washington
Secretiry Mellon
Couzens
Michigan
House Ways and Means
Mellon
le Follette
Wisconsin
Cousens
Rescue Seven Pulled Alive From Little Betty Mine Blast
LINTON IND Jan 2 Seven men were brought up alive from the Little Betty mine shaft near here where an explosion occurred yesterday afternoon at 3 pm Those brought to the surface were Locke Hele Julie Wellington William Bedwell Ben Snyder Charles Love Jos Crouss and Herman s own All were in good condition Eighteen bodies were taken from the mine this morning Mine officials were uncertain how many other bodies reached the surface earlier in the night rescue workers and state mine inspector Albert C Dalley had believed all in the shaft at the time of the explosion were dead
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Linton
Ind
Little Betty
Here
Locle Hele
Julie Wellington
William Bedwell
Ben Snyder
Charles Love
Joss Crouss
Herman
Albert C. Dalley
Appropriation Proposed For South Dakota Indians
Washington bill outlines a policy of aid to Indians in South Dakota with an appropriation of 135 million dollars if approved. Commissioner Schoeds said funds would be spent quickly to relieve tribally distressed communities, including 10 million for Indian roads and 135 thousand for a Pine Ridge School dormitory.
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Washington
South Dakota
Congress
Charles J. Schoeds Eaid
Rhoads
Pine Ridge School
Flandrean
South Delota
Weather No Clear Forecast From Vague OCR Note
Fragmentary weather note mentions Friday but provides unclear timings and conditions making specifics unavailable. The readable items indicate general terms without concrete temperature or precipitation details.
Dough Bandit Not Hungry, Just Wanted Dough
Milbank police arrested J J Harrison after a break in attempt at a local store. He told an officer he was not hungry but after money, pried open a rear window to enter.
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Bandit
Milbank
J. J. Harrison
Hin
January Weather Record In Sight for Huron
The United States Weather Bureau reports near all time January warmth in Huron with 3 PM reading near 0.63 degrees above zero, just shy of the record 4 degrees set January 19, 2900. Meteorologist M E Bilystone notes the month’s mean is far warmer than past Januaries and no sharp cold change is forecast soon.
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United States Weather Bureau
Huron
M. E. Bilystone
United States
Weather Bureau
Seal
State Fair Board Meets To Pay Bills In Session
State Fair board members convene today to approve bills and handle routine trust matters since the December Chicago meeting. Four of five members are present including president J. B. Taylor of Epowich and L. Chae of Willow Lake. J. P. Johnson of Rapid City is in California for the winter.
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State Fair Board
Chicago
Fair Board
J. B. Taylor
Epowich
L. Chae
Willow Lake
J. P. Ing
Johnson
Rapid City
California
Pierre Moves to Donate City Power Plant to State
A Pierre proposal would donate the city's power plant for state use to serve the capitol World War memorial and a new state office building. The plan exists in discussion after a citizens meeting called by Mayor J E Hipple with petitions to push for a city election on the matter.
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Pierre
Citizens
J. E. Hipple
Pierre Commercial
Club
H. H. Johnston
Hughes
County
State Department
Green
Warren Green
Charles Trimmer
Trimfis
South Dakota
Adams County
North Dakota
A Bielski
Stone Falls
Guaranty Fund Commission
Warren ‘Green
Iat
W. Bryant
The
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Mitchell
J.C. Vardagrift
Union Savings Bank of
Sioux Falls
A. T. Hagen
First State Bank of
Claremont
Gove Enor Green
Penney Employees Plan Discussed At District Meeting
Representatives from Clark Aberdeen De Smet Mitchell Wemington Springs Miller Redfield and Huron gathered last night to review methods for the coming year. Following the meeting a knock was served at the store.
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Penney
Lee
Fromm Clark
Aberdeen
de Smet
Mitchell
Wemington Springs
Miller
Redfeld
Huron
Report Reveals Children Annoy By 2 124 Means
Athens Ga Jan 28 There are 21M ways children annoy parents says Wandel Sherman director of the child research center Washington DC He spoke at the annual farmers week and marketing conference at Georgia State College of Agriculture A survey by 22 parents showed daily notes of annoyances Disobedience was the top irritant with slow or quick behavior and even grooming choices among the triggers.
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Athens
Wandel Sherman
Child Research Center
Washington, D.C
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Shermsen
Sherman
Red Cross Funds Pass $900 Mark
Beadle county drought relief drive reports progress with total contributions reaching 5919.32 dollars this afternoon, aided by Big Methodist church and Huron donations making up about half. The drive shows continued confidence to hit the one thousand dollar target as church groups and local organizations contribute.
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Beadle County
Wook
Apir
Washie
Red Cross
J. T. Morrow
Charles Radcliffe
Charles Radcliffe, Jr
United States apologizes to Mussolini over Butler remark
The United States government issued a formal apology to Premier Mussolini for Major General Smedley D. Butler of the Marines making derogatory remarks about Italy in Philadelphia on January 13. Secretary Stimson signed the American note, with Italian Ambassador De Martino cited.
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Washington
United States
Mussolini
Italy
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Marines
Henry L. Stimson
Giacomo de Martino
Alleged Slayer Of Six Hanged From Bridge At Schafer
Charles Bannon the suspect in the Haven family killings near Schafer North Dakota was hanged by a mob at a bridge two miles east of Schafer after his jail break. Governor Shafer ordered a full investigation into lynching and mob involvement with state officials dispatched to the scene.
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Schafer
Charles Bannon
Bannon
James ¥. Bannon
Charies Bannon
Thompson
Williston
Young Bannon
McKenzie County
Williams County
N. C
Haven
North Dakota
Havens
Oregon
Haven Farm
Authoriies
Bismarck
N. D
George F. Shafer
James Morris
G. A. Frazer
Gunder Osford
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Charge Huron Man With Knife Attack
Biggerstaff was arraigned before Judge Haney on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge. A preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday Feb 4. Unable to post bond, set at 2000, Biggerstaff is held in the county jail. He was arrested last week as a suspect in a half jug attack on Tracy, who remains hospitalized due to wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Biggerstaff
Dick Haney
Clema
Tracy
Biggerataft
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By Jack Frost
Indiana
S. D
Daiestar Gopinally
Eoonenbat
Capitol
Danke
Thers
de Molays
Major Butler
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