German Radicals Rally Against Hoover Debt Plan
Berlin dispatch reports Germany's radical factions unite to oppose the Hoover moratorium seen as supporting Versailles. Adolf Hitler and Alfred Hugenberg lead the debate while Prince August Wilhelm urges acceptance only if Versailles is repudiated and emergency decrees end. Paris talks note Reichsbank chief Hans Luther seeking a long term international loan to stabilize German credit and bolster confidence.
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Berlin
Germany
Bruening
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Alfred Hugenberg
Hare
Ace
August Wilhelm
Hanover
Hoover
Hitler
Hagerberg
Reich
Paris
P—Hans Luther
Reichsbank
London
Clement Moret
Bank of France
M. Moret
Pierre Flandin
Herr Luther
Echo de Paris
France
England
Three Transients Hurt In Rail Wreck Near Beardsley
Three transients, including George Carr of Dunlap, fractured skull, were injured when an empty box car derailed two miles west of Beardsley. Fred Deburg of Nebraska and Thomas Brewer of Yankton were bruised and cut. four other men escaped with minor bruises. Three cars of freight train No 72 derailed. loss of butter and eggs reported. F R Doud, trainmaster from Sioux City, investigated the derailment.
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Mlowreun
Beardsley
Ppm
George Carr
Dunlap
Fred Deburg
Nebraska
Thomas Brewer
Yankton
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
F. R Doud
Sioux City
Rob Bank Escape Attempt In Nebraska
Three men robbed the Max State bank this morning and fled east in a car with Kansas plates. Officers hunt for the trio. loot amount not yet determined.
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Max, Neb
Max State Bank
Kansas
Weather Notes for Huron and South Dakota
Unsettled conditions forecast for Huron tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures. In South Dakota, mostly fallish weather with slight warming inland, followed by showers and cooler to wet conditions in the prairie region.
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Huron
South Dakota
Fay Webb Weds Rudy Vallee Actress Daughter Ties to Santa Monica Chief
Fay Webb, film actress and daughter of Santa Monica police chief, has wed Rudy Vallee in a ceremony at West Fares. The wedding marks a high profile match for the radio crooner admired by many fans nationwide.
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Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Santa Monica
Calif
Vallee
West Fares
Farm department lists 1930s crop outputs by July 1
The Agriculture Department reports July 1 condition figures showing corn at 2,967,953,000 bushels up from 2,081,048,000 last year, and rises in wheat, oats, barley, flax, rice, hay and potatoes across multiple categories with year over year comparisons. Continued on Page 11.
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Washington
Department of ‘Agriculture
Free Swim Party Set For Saturday At Weat Park Pool
Weat Park pool management will host a free swimming party Saturday from 10 to 11 AM. Bathers must bring their own suits. Manager J P Stahl says the event is part of a summer program for city children.
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Anoilor
Weat Park
J. P Stahl
Plan to Collect Wheat Data in London Confronts Prices
A permanent international wheat conference committee formed in London on July 18 announces plans to set up a statistical bureau to collect wheat statistics. The bureau aims to ease world market prices by providing data-driven insights and monitoring supply and demand.
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London
Statistical Bureau
Beadle County Cuts Farm Land Valuation by 20 Percent
Beadle County commissioners reduced the assessed value of farm lands by 20 percent from last year’s equalized figures. The change, pending state tax commission finalization, will influence next year’s taxes via mill levies set in fall. Farm structures saw minor shifts in most townships with Custer and Burr Oak showing the widest gaps.
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Beadle County
State Tax Commission
Pierrs
State Commission
Pleasant View
Whiteside
Fairfield
Wessington
Hartland
Richland
Pearl Creek
Custer Township
Beadie County
Belle Prairie
Ita
Chicago Plans To Show Hospitality
Chicago introduces George Gaw the newly appointed official greeter to teach politeness for cab drivers bell boys and policemen. A suggested hotel greeting would welcome visitors and express hope their stay will be felicitous in the city.
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Chicago
George Gaw
Gaw
Invite Officials To Deadwood Celebration In Des Moines
Mrs Bert F Bell invites state officials to the 53rd Days of Ti celebration in Deadwood to extend invitations for Aug 5 to 7. Bell travels alone by auto to urge participation from various states.
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Deadwood
Des Moines
Iowa
Bert F. Bell
Mra. Bell
Etx
Unseen prowler frightens family in Milford Nebraska
Bri and Mrs E E Erismann fought off an unseen man in a dark bedroom on their farm four miles southwest of Milford Nebraska. The assailant scratched and bruised them and ripped a nightgown from their three year old child before fleeing. The parents drove to Mrs Erismann's mother’s nearby home and called Sheriff Karl Greiner. They have not returned to the ransacked farm to check for stolen items.
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Milford
Neb
Bri
E. E. Erismann
Here
Murder Witness Rutherford Expected To Arrive Tomorrow
Leland Rutherford, once a Huron resident alleged as a witness in the fatal shooting of a man whose body was dumped in the James River about three years ago, was believed to be in custody en route back to Huron. Two men Bates and Andrews, who identified Robert J. Ehnert as the killer, are held as material witnesses. Ehnert faces a murder trial next Monday.
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Leland. Rutherford
James Fiver
Huron
Rutherford
James Bates
C. R H. Andrews
Robert J. Ehnert
Ehnert
James River
J. P. Walsh
Bates
Andrews
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Twin Lakes Open For Fishing Says Deputy Warden
Deputy Gan. Warden Fred Curtis declares Twin Lakes eight miles south and three miles west of Woonsocket open for fishing correcting the impression that fishing is not allowed in the lake. The lakes lie southwest of Woonsocket easing anglers concerns.
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Twin Lakes
Gan
Fred Curtis Todey
Woonsocket
Concrete landing field carved from Claremore suburbia
Beverly Hills style enterprise razed blocks of homes to create a landing field near Claremore, justified as a boost to aviation by Claremore boosters. Oklahoma pilot Post and partner Gatty hailed the effort as building, not landing, space and commented on political causes and mortgage effects. Frank Hawks proposed using New York City grounds similarly.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Claremore
Oklahoma
Post
Gatty
Templehot Field
Berlin
Frank Hawks
New York City
Bank At Yankton Robbed In Broad Daylight
In Yankton today a five man and one woman gang robbed Ameri can State Bank around 2:45 pm. They escaped in a large sedan with unknown license, headed north. Cash loss estimated 5 000 to 15 000, all insured. Cashier Harold Edmunds and another banker were restrained. injuries to Edmunds slight. Five customers present during the hold up. A second item cites a sheriff reporting a stolen license and a Ford touring car connected to the suspect Hans Thompson in Sioux Falls.
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Yankton
American State Bank
South Dakota
Harold Edmunds
James Lloyd
Edmunds
Auburn
Studebaker
Sioux Falls
Ivy
John H. Johnson
Minnehaha County
Hans Thompson
South Norton Avenues
Thompson
Pringle Tour Guide Mixes Up Route For Tourist
A confused tourist asked the Pringle garage for an alternate route to a game lodge avoiding the state park and Utah Needles highway. The clerk’s reply or outcome is unclear due to garbled text.
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Pringle
3. D
Newspaper Sued For 12 Million Dollars By City Service Head
Kansas City July 10 P Henry J Doherty head of Cities Service company filed suit for 12 million dollars against the Kansas City Star alleging a campaign with Governor Harry Wood for gas rate cuts harmed his interests The petition denies Dohertys salary from said services and asserts the Star and its officers sought to form a rival natural gas company to demonize his concerns The Star has retained James A Reed former senator to defend the suit and will present facts at trial
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Washington
Carl Williams
Farm Board
Pennsylvania
Bve
Philadelphia
Williams
Commission
Alexander Legge
Stone
Reed
Davis
Federal Trade Commission
Speey
Land O'Lakes Creamerien
Minneapolis
Henry L. Doherty
Abow
New York
Utiistic
Harry MH. Woodring
Kansas
Doherty
Woodring
Cities Service Company
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Henry J. Doherty
Star
Harry Woodring
Kansas City Territory
Adams
James A Reed
United States
Suil
Conductor Killed in Yard Switch Accident
Chicago and North Western railroad conductor Frank Ebener 45, of Chadron Nob., was killed in HOT SPRINGS last night when run over by a car being switched onto a side track. No witness saw the accident. Ebener had fallen from a moving car.
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Hot Springs
Frank Ebener
Chicago and North Western
Chadron
Nob
Professor Talks On European Cathedrals
A morning session at the college featured a professor discussing European cathedrals with students, aided by multiple faculty members in a compact campus event. Western League owners vote to split the season, effective after tonight’s games, with Dale Gear presiding as president.
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Topeka
Dale Gear
Benque
Stimson Mussolini Back Disarmament Path to Peace
Rome July 10 Premier Mussolini met with Secretary of State Stimson and voiced support for universal disarmament as a step toward peace and economic recovery. He, along with Mussolini, argued political morale and solvable economic crises hinge on disarmament talks at Geneva, with Italy willing to a low armament cap if others do similarly.
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Rome
Mussolini Nevees
Stimson
Mussolini
Palazzo Venezia
Mr. Stimson
Hazy
Geneva
Italy
Europe
Hoover
Former Beadle County Resident Frederick C. Stoll Dies
Frederick C. Stoll, 68, longtime Beadle county resident, died in Phoenix, Arizona after a brief illness. His body arrives tomorrow. funeral Sunday at 9 a.m. at Walsh chapel with Rev. W. H. Hardaker of the First Christian church officiating. He was born January 7, 1853 in Satamein Germany, lived in Wisconsin before moving to South Dako ta, and had seven children: Perry, Kenneth, Willard, Keith, Harold, Maude, and Sylvia. Burial will be in Ides cemetery. widow survives with five sons and a daughter-in-law as pallbearers.
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Beadle County
Frederick C. Stoll
Phoenix
Ariz
W. H. Hardaker
First Christian Church
Mr. Stoll
Satamein
Germany
Wisconsin
South Dake‘s
Gettysburg
Huron
Elma Lyons
Perry
Kenneth Stoll
Willard
Keith Stoll
Onida
Harold Stoll
Cashton
Wis
Maude Becker
Hearing for Check Artist Postponed
State's Attorney Leo A. Tommey postponed the hearing for C. CU Ray, accused of cashing numerous worthless checks. Ray, arrested in Mitchell, faces $12.50 down payment course claims with the Interstate University of Science in Chicago. He is jailed on $1,000 bond as investigations continue.
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C. CU
Ray
Micago
Leo A. Tommey
Mitchell
Tommey
Interstate University of Science
Chicago
Beadls County
Install New Officers At Local Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold joint installation at the 1. O. O. F. hall tonight at 2 o clock. The program includes readings and music followed by refreshments.
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O.O.F
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
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