Von Papen Ousted In Nazi Cleanup Furor
Franz Von Papen loses vice chancellorship and foreign department assets as Nazi cleanup spreads through Berlin. Cardinal Faulhaber rumored prisoner. reports of anti Jewish violence rise. Goering and Hess debated as possible successors. Danzig leader Forster urges loyalty as Hitler’s grip tightens.
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von Papen
Associated Press
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Burr
Foreign Department
Nazi Party
Saar
Michael Faulhaber
Munich
Prisner
Hitler
Filer
Hess Hitler
Hess
Goering
Cardinal Faulhaber
Reich
Silesia
Germany
Sitle
Fiensburg
Schleswig-Holstein
Weather Outlook for Uron and Vicinity
Local showers expected tonight and Friday with cooler conditions on Friday. South Dakota forecast notes showers in most areas with generally fair skies in the west portion tonight and cooler westward Friday.
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South Dakota
West Portion
West
Normal Schedules Now Observed On New Airmail Line Through Huron
The Sioux Falls to Bismarck airmail route ran on schedule with a 10:40 a.m. arrival from the south and a 10:45 a.m. departure to Aberdeen. Two Huron men, C. J. Strike and Camden Rayburn, bought tickets and rode portions of the first leg. William Fenlon of the state highway commission and former Huron college student booked a trip to Sioux Falls, and Postmaster E. H. Bruemmer completed the round trip for the dignitaries. A delay occurred on the return when a hot air condition forced a landing near Eureka. The southbound mail did not depart until yesterday afternoon.
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Bridgeport
Conn
New London
Edwin J. Lusiek
Pan American Airways
Andre Priester
Col
Charles Lindbergh
J. T. Trippe
PAA
Igor Sikorsky
Constructty Company
Eugene Vidal
U.S
Air Commerce
Fred Nielson
Sikorsky Aviation Corporation
Huron
Sioux Falls-Bismarck
Aberdeen
Bismarck
C. J. Strike
Camden Rayburnn
Northwestern Public Service Company
William Fenlon
State Highway Commission
Huron College
Sioux Falls
E. H. Bruemmer
Hanford Airlines
Hanford
Eureka
Bruemmer
Dillinger Agent Reilly Grilled in St Paul Jail
Albert Pat Reilly reputed advance agent for Dillinger was jailed in Ramsey county after a week of federal questioning. Indicted for conspiracy to harbor Dillinger he faces arraignment later this week. Reilly, former St Paul baseball mascot, held on 50 000 bond. He is linked to guiding Dillinger and John Hamilton to a doctor’s home in March for gunshot treatment. Also, White House presented Rep Lemke with Roosevelt’s signing pen for the Frazier Lemke farm moratorium bill to be mailed to his North Dakota home.
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Dillinger
St. Paul ST
Paul
Albert
Pat) Reilly
John Dillinger
Ramsey County
Minneapolis
Reilly
George F. Sullivan
United States
St. Paul
John Hamilton
N. G. Mortenson
Washington
White House
Lemke
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Forgo, N. D
Band Concert Program at Huron Municipal Band
Huron Municipal Band directed by Hans Christensen with J W Campbell leads a Thursday program featuring Losey March The Boys of the Old Bri and a Gruenwald Gavotte The Enchantress Dalby Waltz Tiger Rose and La Czarina Mazurka Russe To Arms Imperial Bandmaster and other pieces played by the ensemble under the concert program notation
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Huron Municipal Band
Hans Christensen
J. W. Campbell Park
Gruenwald Gavotte
Alita
Wild Flower
Losey
Buble
Coe Luderarim
Foss _ Mazurka Russe
Clement March
Imperial
Second Boys Trip To Start Saturday
The second and last scientific expedition through the Bad Lands and Black Hills will start early Saturday morning. Sponsored by A D Shepersky and D Dunbar of Huron high school, fifteen boys are lined up to go. there is room for a few more. Pack baggage at Mr Dunbar s home 1252 Illinois avenue by Friday afternoon for a 6 am start. The trip through Rapid City is planned for day one and will last about ten days.
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Bad Lands
Black Hills
A. D. Shepersky
D. Dunbar
Huron High School
Mr. Dunbar
Mlllinois J Avenue
Rapid City
Roosevelt backs new plan to split presidential votes
Washington July 5 President Roosevelt endorses a proposed constitutional amendment to apportion electoral votes by a state’s popular tally. Rep Lea California Democrat says plan to be reintroduced early next Congress could win two thirds. Norris Nebraska advocates direct vote or proportional split, but Senate blocked earlier versions. Also Dakota Belles defeat Wolsey 11-9 in Fourth of July diamondball game.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Lea
California
House Elections Committee
Lea
House
Oregon
New York
Pew
Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary
Comsznttes
Senate
Dakota Belles
Wolsey
Huron Girls
Huddleston's Grove
Dakota Helles
Quick Action Saves Boy Victim Of Snake
In Atlanta on July 5 a rattlesnake bit four year old John Hill Vickers in bed. His father John H. Vickers Jr applied a tourniquet and rushed him to a hospital where anti venom serum was given, likely saving the child’s life according to physicians.
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Atlanta
John Hill Vickers
John H. Vickers, Jr
Roosevelt Invited To Visit South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry invited President Roosevelt to visit South Dakota on his return trip from the Pacific coast. The telegraph said the governor would be honored to show the drought relief efforts and the western plains, Black Hills, and Rushmore Mountain in Custer State Park to the president and his party.
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Western Plains
Black Hills
Rushmore Mountain
Custer State Park
Cigarette Tax Income Mounts
South Dakota revenue from a three cent cigarette tax rose 45 percent in the year ending June 30 1934 to 409 469 87 dollars. The increase is linked to the new tax stamp and stricter enforcement. Beer revenue for the year totaled 218 999 65 dollars with licenses and taxes yielding 20 005 25 dollars in June.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Siewert
State Division of
Sioux Falls Downpour Boosts Rain Totals for Year
Sioux Falls records show about 12 inches of rain for 1934 as a cloudy sky brought more showers. Tuesday morning rain totaled 1.35 inches, with an evening storm bringing heavy lightning and additional rainfall. Aberdeen also reported a light shower around ten in the morning and cooler weather near the Fourth of July. Government forecast indicates more showers tonight and Friday with cooler conditions on Friday.
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Sioux Falls
1934
Aberdeen
Huroniang
Mercury
Cattle Shipments Stopped by State Relief Office
Pierre July levee of government purchased cattle from drought areas in South Dakota is halted for the rest of the week. M A Kennedy finance director of the state relief administration says the St Paul purchasing office ordered the halt as pack ing houses cannot process more until current shipments are disposed of. Indicates plan to resume next week. South Dakota to June inclusive shipped 117,370 head. Kennedy notes several thousand more were sent in the first days of July before the stop order arrived.
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Pierre
South Dakota
M. A. Kennedy
State Relief Administration
Kennedy
St. Paul
Celebration Draws 8000 At Dell Rapids July Fourth Event
More than 8,000 people attended the Independence Day celebration in Dell Rapids yesterday. A new bathhouse at the Sioux River beach was dedicated during the festivities.
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Dell Rapids
Sioux River
Richberg Rifts Spark NRA Crisis in Washington
Washington July 4 news wrap reveals Donald Richberg nearing NRA burnout as tensions rise with General Johnson. Roosevelt may pivot, eyeing Richberg for a new post while insiders debate stability through September, amid whispers of a private-practice lure and policy shifts.
Hurls Charges At S F City Officials In Court
Sioux Falls July 5. Tom Kirby attorney for several defendants jailed for operating slot machines accuses city officials of corruption claiming liquor and slot machine rackets run wide open under city protection. He says witnesses will include mayor police chief and club proprietors as raids and fines are coordinated. Judge Gibbs cautions proof needed and presumes innocence. In Albany, N Y, County Judge Earl Gallup denies motion for a separate trial for Mrs Antonio jailed after conviction for killing her husband.
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S.F
Tom Kirby
Sioux Falls
Kirby
Ransom L. Gibbs
Aln. Graff
Gibbs
Albany
Earl Gallup
Amna Antonio
House
July Fourth Mishaps Across Huron Fireworks And Crash Injuries
Harrison Ballow of Hetland suffered severe injuries in an Arlington area collision during the July Fourth celebration in Huron Central South Dakota. Fireworks and gun mishaps injured several others as crowds of about 3,000 attended racing and thrill events at the State Fairgrounds.
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Harrison Ballow
Hetland
Huron
Central
South Dakota
Central South
Dakota
Arlington
Frank Miller
Ballow
Watertown
Dakota Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Adrian Brewer
Richard Salbert
Brewer
Theodore Needham
Hudton
Needham
Salbert
Gagnon
C. Gagnon
Gagnon Ics Cream Manufacturing Company
Rogers
Clinton Dodd
Second Street
Ella Dodd
Clinton
Robert Bruce
Town
Avenue Southeast
Mearly
Thearle-Duffield Company
Chicago
State Fair Grounds
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Naazi Party
Rudolph Hess
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Danzig
Danzig Free State
Albert Forster
Adolf Hitler
Leipzig
Giant Flying Boat
Camden
Rayburn
Casey
S. D
Paul Mallon
Donald Richberg
Richberg
NRA
General Johnson
Messrs. Johnson
Johnson
Hawaii
Richsberg
George “Peek
Frank Walker
Peek
Tugwell-Wallace
J. G. Venables
Fair Board
W. 2. Olson
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