Kidnapers Sought In Yankton Robbery Link
Omaha police seek two men who abducted South Sioux City youths on their way home from a dance and drove toward Omaha in a car. They allegedly claimed to be the Yankton bank robbers who escaped with about $13,000. Witnesses named two armed men and a satchel with cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Sioux City
Neb
American State Bank
Yankton
S. C
George Howard
Jackson Street
Charles Sohn
East Hill Street
Nebraska
Howard and
Sohn
Outehiva
Winnebago
Twin Citier Yankton
Twin Cities
William Hickey
Fairmont
Minn
Burns
Terz Mles
Cam
Gurate
Ghee: Batyened rocmone Conti Sete ty bscouing taesilied
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Alphabetical Naming Of A Large Bowman Family
The Ginn family of Bowman Georgia lists 16 children in alphabetical order with names Brodie Corbin Dorcas Elmira Feztan Geiger Hassle Ithimar Jessie Foster Listion Memnon Nelzon Ornice Pascal and Quaver. Ten are married, none have children. The family avoids the letter A without explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
John R Ginn
Brodie
Corbin
Dorcas
Elmira
Feztan
Geiger
Hassle
Ithimar
Jessie
Foster
Listion
Memnon
Pantages Freed Of All Charges In San Diego Case
In San Diego on July 11, Superior Judge L N Turrentine freed Alexander Pantages and three co defendants of conspiracy and morals charges on district attorney motion for retrial. The case involved an alleged Hollywood girl mart and a hotel party for immoral purposes connected to Lydia Nitto. Jury at first trial hung with nine toward acquittal.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantags
L. N. Turrentina
Tun Whelan
Whelan
Srst
Lydia Nitto
Pantages
Jerim H. Shreve
Olive Clark Day
William Jobelman
Hollywood
Miss Nitto
Turrentine
Grain Corporation Secures Warehouses and Storage Space
Grain Corporation acquires warehouses and storage facilities as a strategic move to expand capacity. The company evaluates long term viability, noting that the acquired assets may prove desirable for future operations and market positioning.
Funeral Services For Headley Held Sunday
An obituary notice states funeral services for Headley will be held Sunday at a local church. Burial details and mourners are listed, with emphasis on the family and community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headley
Sol Walerrhe
Normal school four year courses face court action
Pierre July 13. Educators vow to pursue further moves after the supreme court refused to delay its ruling that four year courses are unauthorized under current law. Regents president Alvin Waggoner may seek new counsel as parties weigh referenda challenges and petitions to overturn the order. Northern Normal in Aberdeen expects a 38 to 90 student gain from the ruling, while Madison, Springfield, and Spearfish face two year limits and potential enrollment losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Alvin Waggoner
Phillip
State Regents of Education
Supreme Court
Bhoes
Petitiess
Board of Regents
Regents
Edward
Madiem
Speinfield
Spearfish
Aberdeen
Dolati
Milbenk
State Board of Regents
Northern Normal School
Northern Normal
State Supreme Court
Lste
Madinin
Springfeld
Dolan
Madison
Thair
Recreation School Opens Here Today
A local recreation school opens today under P Jeckson an expert from the National Playground specification. The event, hosted by T C Grange and Mrs Barn, features farm family games and community activities. Leaders from out of town are expected to attend tomorrow from 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jeckson
National Playground
New York
T. C. Grange
Mies
Teold Tomerrow
Ove
Army Men Stoned As Senator Hold Independence Fete
Manila July 13 14 A crowd of Filipinos stoned American army officers and their wives during an independence demonstration for Senators Hawes of Missouri and Key Pittman of Nevada at the Army and Navy Club grounds police were scarce and a phalanx of about 20 club members formed to clear the crowd. The event drew an estimated crowd of 200 000 to 20 000 with many participating in the independence celebration.
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Manila
United States
Fred Adams
Thirty-first Infantry
Robert Won
Army and Navy Club
Sieur
Harry B. Hawes
Mimouri
Key Fitman
Nevada
Mrs Tschetter Rites Held for Pioneer Carpenter Resident
Mrs Tschetter of Carpenter died after a six month illness in a Huron hospital. Funeral services were held at Bethel Church this afternoon. Surviving husband, two sons Sam and Amos, five daughters Adee Martha Emma Rebecca Naomi, four brothers John Dave Jacob Decker, Bem Decker, six sisters including Mrs Walter, Mrs Hofer, and Mrs Grow. Burial followed.
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Am Tschetter
Carpenter
Huron
Botaelphalakythe
Batt
Techeer
Iermadtsd
Mid-Coson
John Decker
Rusia
United Sates
South Dakota
Mra
Sam
Amos Techetter
Adee
Marthe
Emma
Rebecca
Maomi
John
Dave
Jacob Decker
Bem Decker
Parkston
Gatty And Post To Begin American Tour
New York reports Wiley Yost and Harold Gatty plan an American tour after returning to prepare a smiling matieny requesta ss pemible a call for a figure aight The aviators will swing across the continent with stops in Chicago and other cities as dates are set for early July.
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New York
Wiley ‘Yost
Harold Gatty
Walt
Chicago
Ben Cy
Ts Ag
Trial of Ehnert Delayed by Prejudice Affidavit
The murder trial of Robert Ehnert, linked to the 1938 James River death, was postponed after an affidavit of prejudice against Judge Alva E. Taylor. Judge W. W. Knight of Brookings was summoned to preside, with Crawford seeking a transfer to another county and noting Ehnert's lack of funds for defense.
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Robert 2. Ehnert
Huron
Alva E. Taylor
Irving R. Crawford
Ehnert
Taylor
W. W. Knight
Brookings
Knight
Carl Daum
A. M. Urquhart
Crawford
McVed
Fhnert
Rutherford
Leland Rutherford
Kanas City
John Boyles
Lea A. Temmey
W. W. Howes
James Bates
C. R. Andrews
Xeests
Eles
Ehpert
James River
Germany seizes bank liabilities to avert ruin
Berlin declares an emergency decree taking over guarantees of the Darmstaedter and National Bank after a run prompts suspension of payments. Government pledges deposits protected and orderly liquidation planned, while a credit block and a commissioner of devisen are created to shore up confidence as banks nationwide feel the strain. France declines aid as Germany seeks relief and American bankers are said to be prepared to help.
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Berlin
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Darmstaedter
Stork Exchange
Jacob Goldschmidt
Germany
Hans “Luther
Reichsbank
France
Basel
World Bank
Darmstaddter Unda National Bank
City Water Is Pure Says Huron Superintendent
Huron residents worried about a mouldy taste in the city water are told there is no cause for alarm. Charles D. Hays, superintendent of the city water works, attributes the taste to strong winds stirring James River water. He confirms the supply is absolutely pure and that pumpage is rising beyond 2 million gallons today with no shortage expected.
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Huron
Charles D. Hays
City Water Works
James River
Hays
Leniency Plea Proposed for Four Prisoners by Pardon Board
Pierre July 13 pardon board urged leniency for Finley Henry W Back Lilliem Liansmenn James M Bell in a slate of recommended pardons. Back from Minnehaha County imprisoned since October 1829 for attempted assault. Liansmenn from Codington County jailed July 1927 for burglary. Bell from Bexile County sentenced December 1838 for grand larceny.
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Pierre
Warren Green
State
Finley
Areit
Naede
Claes Hetlana
Henry W. Back
Minnehaha
Lilliien Liansmenn
Codington County
A Florey Elected Fruit Jobbers Head
A Florey of Aberdeen was elected president of the Littre state Fruit Jobbers Association at Watertown on July 13. Merle Finch was named vice president and secretary treasurer. The board includes A J Black Watertown and C C Miller among others.
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A. Florey
Jobbers
Watertown
Aberdeen
Littre
Dirigible Mayflower Destroyed in Kansas City Storm
A sudden storm tore the $60,000 Goodyear dirigible Mayflower from its moorings near Kansas City airports. Pilot Capt Charles E. Brannigan was critically burned as gas and fuel ignited after the craft struck high tension wires and a transformer. Ground crew, including R. B. Hobensack and Claude Hendershot, aided in Brannigan’s rescue. the airship carried passengers earlier and crashed into a hangar.
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Kansas City
Charles E. Brannigan
Brannigan
R. B. Hobensack
Claude Hendershot
Gafe
Ray Horton
Hob~enseck
Hendershot
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Teliak
Grain Corporation
National Farmer Organization
Recreation School
Gatty and Post
Apocins
Flaherty
Decker
Silvers
Ed Decker
Grover Silvers
Beadle County
Lake Byron
H. Barnes
Hyde County
Vernon Anderno
Wighmore
Silvers Hind Mam Anderson
Gentenord
Anderson
Mosey
Eee
Ira L. Biggerstaf
Sraault
Stock Exchange
Paris
Laval
von Hoesch
MM. Laval
Pierre Flandin
Petit Parisien
Washington
Vanes
New York Yankees
Jost Eoluoan
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