Haskell Bohn Freed After Kidnapping Ordeal
Haskell Bohn, a St. Paul youth, returned home unharmed after nearly a week in captivity. A note demanding money and three men alleged to have attempted extortion were held in Minneapolis. Bohn described being blindfolded and kept in a basement before police intervened and he was released last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Haskell Bohn
G. C. Bohn
Weong Bohn
Palice
Bohn
Moriene Lake
Minnéapolis
Min~lis
Ganz
Young Boh
Behn
Wen
Amairies
Thomas Dahil
Toone
Kage
Harold Wilder
Louiston
John O'Connor
Dahil
Crookston
Minn
Young Bohn
Exierson
Man
Jack Tias Hoy White
Ned
Bishop Denounces Morality Without Review in Washington
The bishop argues there can be no morality without review, addressing an audience in Italian regalia. Mooney and others attend a meeting at which the bishop, citing America, criticizes the lack of oversight and praises regalia while delivering remarks about church authority and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Spice Mooney
America
Washington
Tour Through Spud Belt Started Today
Tour through the potato belt in South Dakota began today with fields spread across Codingtor Hamlin and Clark counties. Asa Lebert led the association as president while Dean C. Larsen of the Extension Service and State College agriculture joined growers on the tour, featuring 19 potato fields and a late afternoon board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tertown
South Dakota
Hamlin
Clark Counties
Ing
the Association
Asa Lebert
Dean C. Larsen
Dean C. Larsen, Director of the Extension Service, and of Agriculence
State College
Srowers
Langford S. B. horseshoe champion to defend title at Brookings
Jos Sance of Langford S. D. will defend his state tournaments title at Brookings July 15 during Farm and Home day at State College. qualifying rounds July 14 pitch 400 shoes. top 12 into round robin finals, next 12 into consolation. cash prizes, cups and medals planned. previous records noted. field open to all. events include tours, pageant, baseball, and picnic lunch. participants asked to bring own lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Jos Sance
Langford
S. B
State College
Sauco
S. Jones
Sioux Falls
Ford Drey
Beresford
Henry Anderson
Elk Point
Drey
Anderson
C. E. Myers
Fisadreau
Ralph Haas
Worthing
College
Armory
George Washington
Fuentes
Reynolds Wife May Not Inherit Estate
A Reynolds family confidant said Libby Reynolds will likely inherit nothing from Smith Reynolds’s estate, with a 50 percent share to his sister and brothers and the rest to come from his personal property. The will reportedly makes no provision for spouses of Reynolds children, and Smith would have gained the right to designate heirs at 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Yankton man found shot to death near Weston Missouri
The body of Harvey Anderson, 26, of Yankton South Dakota, was found six miles north of Weston by a Burlington Railroad employee. Police indicated he had been shot and the body placed on the roadster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kton
Harvey Anderson
Yankton
S. D
Here
Burlington Railroad
Weston
Anderson
Judge Demands Speed In Trial In Miss St Pierre Case
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lester Roth orders the $200000 breach of promise trial of Myrtle Jean St Pierre versus David Hutton to end today citing delay. Closing arguments limited to two hours per side as testimony continues with Eugene Eben the first witness for the plaintiff. St Pierre fainted during testimony and Hutton shows a threatening note he received, while being reprimanded for carrying a weapon into court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lester Roth
Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
David Hutton
Roth
Brurcette
Aimee Semple McPherson
Eugene Eben
Eben
Hutton
Miss St. Pierre
Mass St. Pierre
Zeke Caress
Long Beach
Caress
Guns Bark Again In Beer Warfare On Chicago South Side
Chicago beer war resumes with gunmen killing James Red McGee and Vernie Larkin at the Del Rio roadhouse. Waitress fled scene. a waiter George Vandecklaw wounded. Three assailants escaped. witnesses offered limited descriptions. The violence follows earlier machine-gun attacks linked to Spike O Donnell faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Vernie Larkin
O'Donnell
Chicago
Chicagos
South Side
James
Red" McGee
Edward Spike O'Donnell
del Rio
Larkin
the Goat
George Vandecklaw
Charles O’gonnell
Spike
Revenge Plot Tied to Resort Killing Near O'Donnell Faction
Authorities theorize the shooting at a resort linked to opponents of the O'Donnell crowd may be retaliation for the death of Gus Pacelli killed days earlier. Larkin, once O'Donnell's bodyguard, and Buck Weaver connected to the Black Sox era run the Del Rio. Police found a liquor stocked room and a desk file noting union ties to a cemetery workers' union hinting at labor trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacelli
Larkin
O'Donnell
del Rio
Buck" Weaver
Chicago
Black Sox
McGee
Plan Loan Carfare To Bonus Marchers
Washington July 7 The House Ways and Means Committee under Chairman Collier planned swift action on a resolution to provide veterans with railroad fare and 75 cents a day for food on their return journey. The Senate had already adopted the measure, and President Hoover requested $100,000 in appropriations for the same purpose. The plan would not reimburse the veteran affairs administrator but would deduct the funds from final bonus certificate collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Collier
House Ways and Muearts
Senate
Hoover
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Gamble Stores declares dividends for June 1932
Gamble Skogme Inc board voted a 3 cent per share regular dividend on common stock and a 75 cent per share 7 percent preferred dividend. Payable July 1 to shareholders of record June 20. Five months 1932 earnings exceed 1931. sales up 21.45 percent. Local residents in the middle west. Lower 1932 prices highlighted as boosting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Gamble Skogme, Inc
Gamble Stores
Middle West
Wisconsin Governor LaFollette Seeks Second Term
Philip F. LaFollette announces candidacy for a second term as Wisconsin governor in a statement issued last night. The young progressive political figure vows to continue reform and leadership for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil LaFollette
Madison
Wis
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Governor decries government aid to the rich and neglect of the poor
In a pointed address the governor assailed conservative Republicans and the national government. If we stand today on the brink of precipice, the governor said, it is due to the wicked and selfish prostitution of the agency of government for the relief of the rich and the ignoring of the poor.
North Dakota Earns Modified Accredited Area Status
The department of agriculture designated North Dakota as a modified accredited area for eradicating bovine tuberculosis. It is the eighth state and second west of the Mississippi to receive the rating, with tuberculosis control work starting in 1918 under the cooperative federal-state plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Physician Dr Joseph Leidy Dies At 64 In Philadelphia
Dr Joseph Leidy a noted physician and longtime Philadelphia resident from an old family died last night after a lengthy illness at age 64. He served as a prominent medical figure and was widely respected in local society and professional circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph Leidy
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beadle County Firm
Beadle County Abstracts and Title Co reports transfers: Seymour T Rhode to N W Mutual Life Ins Co block 8 lot 11 61 and Frank L Perry to Lucian Lapier Lot 16 Block 5 East Huron Add known as Old Folks in town Cadiz GHIO leave it to the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Abstracts& Title Co
Seymour T. Rhode
N. W
Frank L. Perry
Lucian Lapier
Hutton
East Huron
Cadiz
Cadiz Slogan Quip Tugs at Civic Roles
Confused OCR line sketches a slogan in Cadiz and odd age figures. It notes an indoor sown clerk and day policeman at T1 years, the mayor at T4, and mentions clerk Sly arel the marshal 79 in a jumbled civic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Slyarel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Sauco
New Avenue
The
Gus Pacelli
Iss
Inner Tay
Phala Telpla
Breen
Usly
G& J
G&j
G &J
Gomenind
GSI
Jed White
Mer
Dakota
Clark Gable
Vanishing Legion
Ruskin Park
Miami Loons
Fiece
Madge Evans
Una Merkel
Ralph Graves
Sercen
Paramount Sound News
HURON
Tallulah Bankhead
Paul Lukas
South Sea Adventures
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!