Superior Court Denies Capone Bail Pending Appeal
Chicago gang leader Al Capone loses a bid for bail while appealing or seeking a new trial after a loaded pistol sentence. Judges Linn and Cunningham refuse bail pending review. no action until October when the appeal is heard. Capone’s plea cites fairness and prejudice claims as his lawyer blames himself for the guilty plea, with no bail for his associate Frank Cline.
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All Pone
Chicago
William B. Linn
Jesse B. Cunningham
State Superior Court
Capone
John KE. Walsh
Municipal Court
Frank Cline
Cline
Coun
Walah
T As Haggarty, Jr
Atehid
Alenment
De Priest Attacks Southern Solons as Cowards
Congress member Oscar De Priest of Chicago labeled southern legislators cowards and hypocrites at a 2000-person NAACP mass meeting in Cleveland. He attacked party politics over Mrs Hoover inviting him to a White House reception and urged enforcement of civil rights laws. He also warned against racial prejudice in prohibition politics.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Oscar de Priest
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
de Priest
White House
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Illinois
Congress
Congressional
South
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Weather brief shows partly cloudy skies across Huron and South Dakota. Temperatures rise to warmer levels by Wednesday with an east wind. Expect variable cloudiness tonight and into Wednesday with gradual warming midweek.
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Huron
South Dakota
Thrilling Spanish Flyers Rescued After Silent Drift
Dramatic account of three aviators stranded at sea after drifting for days. Major Gonzales Gallarza spotted a beacon and rockets on June 29 as the crew signaled for help. Eagle hoists lifted the plane aboard, delivering the crew to safety amid poor visibility and rough weather.
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Gonzales Gallarza
Bengal
Kilroy
Franco
Aviators Faces Tightened Nerves After Fatal Crashes
At Roosevelt and Mitchell fields on Long Island a deadly seriousness grips pilots mechanics and officials after four crashes since last Wednesday. Seven people have been killed including two famed Atlantic seaboard pilots Ashcraft and Stultz. The article notes nervous strain differs from other dangerous jobs, with aviation lifting a continual peril.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Roosevelt and
Mitchell Fields
Long Island Fields
Atlantic Seaboard
Jack Ashcraft
Jury Links Gas to Death in Chicago Case
A coroner’s jury in Chicago ruled that methyl chloride gas escaping from an electric refrigerator caused the death of Mrs. Viola Clark, 29, in her apartment. The verdict noted many similar fatalities and urged officials and the refrigeration industry to take action to prevent more deaths.
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Chicago
Viola Clark
Department of Health
Norris Fishbein
American Medical : “Association
Man
Religious Meeting in Iowa Sheds Light on Proba Establishment
A fragment outlines a religious gathering in Iowa discussing potential establishment of probationary measures. The text is incomplete but mentions a permanent plan and a southern area reference.
Treasury Secretary Denies Border Fence Reports
Secretary Mellon denied circulating reports that the treasury was considering erecting a seven foot barbed wire fence along the Canadian border. Assistant Secretary Lowman, cited as authority for the fence, said he had never stated the subject had been considered and offered no position on the proposal.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Lowman
Swhos
Local Newspaper Brief Names New Austin Editor
An Austin Minn newspaper announces a management change with Lusk Mitchell Newspapers and the Herald Publishing Company naming a new managing editor formerly with the Sioux Falls Press. The notice appears in the July issue of the Austin Daily Herald.
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Austin, Minn
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, ‘Inc
Austin ‘Daily’ Herald
Austin
Minn
Herald Publising Company
Sas Hills
Ohio fliers seek world endurance record in improved weather
Cleveland July 2 Better flying weather forecast for the next 24 hours buoyed Byron K Newcomb and Roy L Mitchell as they push toward the world sustained flight record of more than 172 hours. Fog lifted, clouds lowered, and winds moderated, raising pilots spirits with about three days left to beat the mark. Ernest R Basham refueled the aircraft. Helen O Donnell aided the crew and greeted the fliers on the ground.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Ernest R. Basham
Helen O'Donnell
Cabinet Crisis Forces Resignation in Japan
Tokyo reports a cabinet crisis following the investigation into the 1933 Manchuria death of Marshal Chang Tsao Lin. Prime Minister Tanaka resigns, Emper or Hirohito asks Liberal Leader Yugo Mamgachi to form a new government, with Prince Salonji summoned for counsel.
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Tokyo
Tanaka
Manchuria
Chang Tsao Lin
Emperoro
Hirohito
Yugo Mamagachi
Salonji
Chang Tao
Lin
Chang
Mukden
Peking
Tiv
Dry Agents Report in New York Prohibition Era
In New York during the prohibition era authorities report on dry agents active in enforcing age restrictions and curbing illegal alcohol trade. The brief notes patrols, raids, and regulatory actions affecting suppliers, taverns, and civilians.
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Corivoy
New York
Show Goes On After Fire In Huron Theatre
Fire broke out in the projection booth at the Huron theatre during a performance. About 360 feet of film jammed in a projector burned. The blaze was fought quickly by Floyd Featherhuff and the show resumed with one machine and pauses between reels. Manager Marion Walker credited safety measures and said no one was to blame.
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Huron Theatre
Floyd Featherhuff
Éharga
Marion Walker
Start War for Proper Parking Town District
Police chief A W Hopkins warns drivers to obey new parking rules in Hur on city. Fourteen cars tagged yesterday with final warning issued. Violators face court complaints and fines. those who ignore tags risk warrants. Lanes widened to seven feet with longer cars in mind and stricter double parking penalties urged. Citizens urged to cooperate to fix improper parking.
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A. W. Hopkins
Hopkins
Huron
Guest Director to Lead Huront Band Next Week
Professor Carl Gneistensen of South Dakota State College will guest direct the Huront Municipal Band next Wednesday night during the absence of Director E M Bailey. The renowned musician will make his first appearance with the band at the Friday evening concert, announced by state college officials.
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Carl Gneistensen
South Dakota State College
Heargal
iaRe
State College Music Department
State ‘College Military Band
Huron Band
Duri
E. M. ‘Bailey
Christensen
Saa
Northwest
Rezeelily
Teague Also To Serve On Board For Farm Relief
Alexander Legge of Chicago and C. C. G. Teague of California accept appointments to the federal farm board. Legge becomes chairman for the first year and James C. Stone of Kentucky is vice chairman. The president commends the sacrifices made to serve farmers.
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Teague
Farm Relief
Washington
Alexander Legge
Chicago
C. C G. Teague
California
Federal Farm Board
Legge
James C. Stone
Kentucky
Tongue
Smoot
Senato Slapse
Senate
House
Georges
Georgia
Utah
Ways and
Czech Official Held in Hungary
Prague reports arrest of Vincent Pecha a Czech railroad official on espionage suspicions. Czechoslovakia orders suspension of all border railroad service at Hidasnemeti affecting Hungarian travelers to Czech resorts. Hungarian gendarmes detained Pecha during a restaurant stop amid disputed evidence.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Yeasterday
Vincent Pecha
Hidasmeneti
Tatra
Pecha
Lake Bond Resolve Receives Final Hearing
The city commission gave the bond issue a second and final reading for a July 16 special election to tax 1 percent. The funds would raise over $65,000 for Canyon Lake purchases near the municipal park and $35,000 for building a dam and related improvements.
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BaQity
Canyon Lake
City Commissionera
Here
Only Bodyguard of Lincoln Passes Away in Fargo
George Askmun, once a member of Abraham Lincoln’s personal body guard, died age 86 in Fargo. A telegram confirming his death was sent to Smith Stimell of Fargo, the last surviving acquaintance of Lincoln’s guard. He had long been remembered as part of the president’s security circle.
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Abraham Lincoln
Fargo
N. D
Abraham Lncoln
Smith Stimmel
Stimmell
George Askmun
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South Dakota Group of Dailies
Wimbledon
Newcomb
Mitchell
Liberal
New Nippon
Carl Christensen
State College
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