German Banks To Reopen Tomorrow To Cover Payrolls
Berlin July 15 President Von Hindenburg returned to the capital to aid Germany’s effort to steady finances. Banks shut by government decree yesterday will reopen tomorrow to cover mid month payrolls including the Darmstaedter and National Bank. Cabinet weighs currency expansion and may appoint a money czar to manage foreign exchange.
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Berlin
von Hindenburgh
Neudeck
Germany
Darmstaedter and National Bank
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Governor Luncheon With Bankers and Editors
Governor Warren Green and Charles McCaffrey attended a private luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hughes with 18 to 20 bankers business leaders and editors. The exact business was not disclosed. organizers called it a general get-together possibly lasting until 3 or 4 pm.
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Warren Green
Charles McCaffrey
McCaffree
Marvin Hughié
Small Girl Is Badly Cut In Car Accident Near Huron
Rosemary Tricano a seven year old of Deadwood is recovering from serious cuts after a car left the road and went into a ditch about miles south of Huron. She suffered deep cuts on her right leg. The girl rode with parents and two siblings. the father Pete Trucano drove to avoid a patrol car suddenly seen on the highway. The family was en route from Deadwood to California to make their home.
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Rosemary Tricano
Deadwood
Huron
Trucano
Pete Trucano
California
Sears Roebuck To Cut Prices In Fall And Winter Catalogue
Sears Roebuck & Co announces price reductions of 10 to 26 per cent across fall and winter items. The largest drop is in silk fabrics, with copper, automobile tires, electrical goods, and cotton goods showing significant decreases. President IR E Wood notes prices are notably lower than a year ago.
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Sears, Roebuck
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
IR. E. Wood
Athletics Rally To Defeat Tigers In Dramatic Rally
The Athletics rallied in the eighth inning to defeat the Tigers. A key two three-bagger spurred the comeback as the bullpen secured the victory.
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Athletics
Tigers
Hind
Tun Fening
Princess Keana To Have Brilliant Gown For Wedding
Princess Texna will wed Archduke Anton of Austria in a week. Her auburn bobbed hair and gold thread veil will complement a silver faced train, designed by two Romanian YWCA girls who founded the princess. The honeymoon takes place in a southern German castle near Munich, a gift from King Carol and Prince Von Hohenzollern, with the king personally overseeing preparations.
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Budapest
Texna
Archduke Anton
Austria
Germany
Munich
Carol
Prince von Honenzollern
Tax Committees Outline Program for South Dakota Conference
The South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference outlines next year’s program with committees to survey agricultural lands and city property valuations, study revenue sources, and assess government costs. Led by H B Test, W C Rempier, and John C Lindsey, the plan aims to improve data via county surveys, actual sales values, and efficiency gains. The meeting drew 23 members, with W C Lusk named chair for October’s follow up.
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Feu
South Dakota Volunteer Tax Conference
H. B. Test
Frederick
C Cairman
W. C. Rempier
Parkston
R. A. Crowder
Elk Point
Wtite
John C. Lindsey
Mitchell
I W. C. Lesk
Yankton
W. C. Lusk
Chambers Keller
Herbert Hitchcock
Grant Preston
Hitchcock
J. G. Hutton
Brookings
H. B. Tert
R. 38
Crowder
el Point
Chester Snyder
Watertown
J. O. Johnson
Alvin Waggoner
Phillip
E. B. Oddy
Woonsocket
John Bonde
Adlington
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
E. W. Stephens
Pierre
EB Corey
Wagner
C. W. Olaon
W. C. Bot
Kin
W. F. RB. Whortos
Harlan Whisman
George
Fullinweirer
George Sherman
George Starring
Huron
Prohibition Army Now Largest Ever
The federal prohibition bureau readies a new era as 335 new agents join the force, bringing total to about 1900. Most finish a two week training and will work under veteran agents in New York Philadelphia and Chicago districts, with warnings of no immediate enforcement surge. Howard T. Jones notes it will take months to reach maximum strength.
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Prohibition Army
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Congress
Howard T. Jones
Man Shot by Dog Near Death in Local Incident
Fragmentary report describes a man shot near Rak sare Teates and Potts by a firearm described as a gun. The wound struck the deck as physicians attend and hope for Bla recovery.
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Raksare Teates
Potts
Thare
Wheat slumps to new low on Chicago market
Wheat prices plummeted to a record low on the Chicago board of trade, with July futures hitting 30 1/2 cents a bushel as hedging and European distress weighed on markets. The day ended with slight recoveries, but all futures months showed new year lows amid pessimism about the European economy and bearish markets. Farmers seek debt relief and moratoriums as grain storage tightens and loans loom.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Pricea Hill
Chicago Board
Kansas City
Juir Se
Whea
Southwest
W. A. James
Gage
Okla
Oklahoma Grain Dealers’ Association
Commitment Of Brothers Held Up In Joliet Sentence
A report details Leo V Brothers of St Louis receiving a one year term at Joliet for the burglary of Alfred. The commitment process faced delays and questions about the brothers’ eligibility and the legality of the transfer.
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Chicagg
Leo V
Brothers of St Louis
Tale
Joliet
Alfred
Retired Machinist Suffers Wrist Injury Greeting Former Colleagues
Denny Harwood, a 40 year veteran machinist for the Chicago and North Western railroad, was greeted by former coworkers yesterday. A forceful handshake caused him to slip and fall against a locomotive pilot, breaking a wrist. He spent a restless night but expected to recover.
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J. 0
Denny ‘Harwood
Railroad Shapman
Denny
Harwood
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Betle
Hungarians Begin Atlantic Flight
Hungarian aviators George Endres and Alexander Magyar prepared for a nonstop attempt from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Budapest. Weather updates from Dr. James H. Kimball noted favorable winds with low clouds across the Atlantic and a final preflight check remaining before departure.
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Harbor Grace
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Amy
Ther Pimne
Newfoundland
Budapest
Vasey
James H. Kimball
Weather Bureau
New York
Great Circle
Wight
Atlantic
Senator Caraway Awaits Kidney Operation
Senator Thaddeus H. Caraway of Arkansas rests in a naval hospital awaiting removal of a kidney stone. Doctors expect surgery to occur Thursday or Friday and report his condition as good with no complications anticipated.
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Washington
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Arkansan Democrat
Naval Hospital
Arkenson
Houston Is Elected National Shrine Head
Cleveland July 15 Thomas J. Houston past potentate of Medinah Temple Chicago today was elected imperial potentate of the Ancient and Mystic Shrine He succeeds Benton A Fletcher of Doren Temple Rochester New York
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Houston
National Shrine
Cleveland
Thomas J. Houston
Medinah Temple
Chicago
Todey
Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Beten A. Fletcher
Doren
Rochester
New, Or
Claremore Visit Prompts Incomplete Flight Wanderings
A fragmentary note describes travel from Tulsa to Claremore via a San Monica like route with mentions of Post and Gaily, a Bowen line Lockheed, and wing walking plans. The text hints at high speed flight and wheel concealment under wings with a dated aviation tone.
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Tulsa
Orla
Breakfim
Sante Monica
Claremore
Post
Metropolia
Claremifle
Bowen
Cee
Hopper Menace Confined To Area Where Pests Hatch
Brookings July 15 The South Dakota farmers troubled by grasshoppers learn these hoppers are not flying invaders and migrate little, says H C Severin head of the entomology department at State college. The worst damage comes from a two striped species melanoplus bivittatus and other varieties. swarms are rare this year. Cooperation urged as eradication should begin on waste land and cultivated fields.
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Brookings
South
Dakota
H. C. Severin
State College
Rosebud
Severin
Radio Now Used To Run Down Criminals
Washington report notes police radio systems aiding fugitives capture expanding rapidly with 60 plus cities equipped and more planning. Adjacent city stations share frequencies and state patrols receive emergency broadcasts to intercept criminals on highways.
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Washington
Radio Commission
Minnesota Bank Is Looted of $20,000 in Staples
Five bandits exploited payday chaos at Staples Minnesota First National Bank taking between 15,000 and 20,000. Police among customers forced to open the vault as four robbers positioned themselves inside the bank and the gunmen opened fire. The incident follows a recent daylight hold-up in Yenkton South Dakota and marks Minnesota’s second bank crime in days.
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Staples
Minn
First National Bank
Guna
Yenkton
White Beer Lake
Weather note from Ata Havens unedited day report
An unedited weather note from Ata Havens reports a day's conditions with focus on center area trends and general atmospheric observations.
South Dakota Heat Wave Sets Record Highs and Rain Watch
The weather bureau reports a prolonged heat wave across South Dakota with temperatures hitting 111 in Pierre and 107 in Aberdeen. Rain is badly needed as hot winds dry fields. forecasts call for cooler conditions by Thursday with unsettled skies and limited precipitation. Wayne Stinehart recovers in Huron after heat exposure at a sewage plant site. Crop observers note corn and small grains under stress pending rainfall while northern areas show better conditions.
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United States Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Government Weather Bureau
Pierre
Aberdeen
Mercury
D. G. Gallet
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Wayne Stinehart
Huron
Imeon
Stinehart
Blystone
Weather Bureau
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Watertown
Pierrre
Brookings
Yankton
Rapid City
Fur Coat Prices Drop Across New York Market
A major New York furrier reports coats and scarves at 15 year lows with a 2 percent rise in fur sales since last autumn. Squirrel fur has fallen from four to six dollars per skin to about one dollar, enabling broader buyer access and a $135 squirrel coat.
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New York
Judge O'Grady
Fim
Progress Slow In R J Ehnert Trial In South Dakota Circuit Court
Examination of jurors in the Robert J. Ehnert murder trial proceeded slowly as 44 prospective jurors were questioned and a special 30 person panel was convened after the original list exhausted. Key witnesses James Bates C R Andrews and Leland Rutherford are expected to testify with the murder alleged to have occurred August 25 1928. jurors are being added from Huron and surrounding townships to complete the panel amid delayed testimony start.
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Robert J. Ehnert
W. W. Knight
James Bates
C. R. Andrews
Leland Rutherford
Kansas City
Rutherford
Bates
Andrews
Ehnert
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