Second Severe Storm Hits Central South Dakota
A severe late July storm battered northern Beadle County and Hitchcock, with Redfield reporting lightning strikes on the George Hauck residence and winds toppling poles. Huron saw minor damage with heavy rainfall and hail scattered. crops may benefit. Telephony restored after lines were knocked down.
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Dakota
Beadle County
Hitchesek
Dork
Hitchcock
Redfield
George- Hauck
Huron
Ds Qlona Company
Northwestern Public Service
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Betwen Hitchcock
Burens
McDonald
Cafa
Olson
Sutter
Miles Sourkesst
George Gill
James River
George ‘Watson
George Stehl
Dart
Elmer’ Mortimer
George Gebhardt
Emil Kloss
Iamaranoe
Sind
Anid
Prisoner Plots To Remain In Prison
July report from JGLINT III shows inmate P Toseph Hari making a pool up plot to stay in jail citing gout. Warden Frank Whipp, worried about possible indigestion if Hart leaves, agrees to try to meet his request to remain in prison despite an impending release.
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Jglint
Toseph Hari
Otste
Keers
Frank “Whipp
Hart
Tennessee Votes On Repeal Of Prohibition Amendment
Tennessee voted on repealing the Eighth Amendment today, becoming the nineteenth state to weigh in. The anti-repeal camp claimed a strong result would influence nearby states, with delegates to be listed on August ballots.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Deep South
Therig
Arvd
Job F. Barnett
Arizona
Ite
New York General Iby Lent Col R K of Rolling
Fragmentary OCR notes mention New York General Iby Lent Col and a reference to K of Rolling and airmen. Details are unclear, names and context incomplete, no coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
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New “York
Iby
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing On Gross Income Tax
The Supreme Court denied a petition for rehearing filed by referendum advocates regarding the new gross income tax. A three-to-two decision, handed down in July, upheld the tax provisions as part of the state revenue system and rejected arguments to reconsider the tax law and referendum provisions.
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Tals Blocatte
Stevak
Siberian
Moscow
Rukhblowo
Huron
Ime
Rukhlova
Harold Gatty
Gatty
New York
Knabarovsk
Lalone
Poot
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Hukhiovg
Arrest Five In Luel Kidnaping Case Report
Five persons are arrested in the Luel kidnapping case. Percy Mc Fitzgerald, an ex convict, faces a federal complaint for kidnapping for ransom and is jailed in Murphysboro Illinois as a member of the kidnap gang. A fortnight has passed since the events.
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Luel
Percy Mc Fitzgerald
St. Murphysboeo, DL
Ten Dollar Bill Returns After 15 Years
A reader recalls a 1918 incident when a man paid $10 too much for a sack of flour and walked out, prompting a long delayed correction that finally surfaced after fifteen years.
Roosevelt Keeps Eye On Markets Amid Recovery Plan Debates
President Roosevelt watches market movements as recovery plans unfold. Senators note inflationist history and inflation tides tied to farm policy. Advisers pursue a broad program to raise wages and prices via industry labor and government accords to spark steady growth.
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Washington
Roosevelt
States
Thomas
Oklahom
New York
Thomas Long
Roos J Welt
Roosévelt
Bushel
Robinman
Pyear
Berry Will Try To Limit Session To Beer Legislation
Governor Tom Berry signals possible session focus on liquor laws. In a July statement he argues for a constitutional rule limiting session scope, urging legalization of intoxicating beer and wine under federal definitions with a licensing system while asserting no authority to curb other topics.
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Berry
Fierre
Tom
South Dakota
Bopper
Six Inch Airplane Mystery Near Anchorage Flight Absence
In Alaska an Anchorage area incident leaves pilot Ant Woodley missing after departing Bristol Bay on Sunday. Authorities note a fighter craft and crater near Aleutian areas are mentioned, but details remain unclear and no return reported.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Ant” Woodley
Bristol Bay
Anisichak
Aleutian
Lone Flier Crosses Perilous Bering Sea Flight to Edmonton
News arrives from Seattle that Wiley Post crossed the Bering Sea in about 16 1/2 hours after passing Nome. Plans called for a landing at Fairbanks to refuel before continuing to Edmonton Alberta. Post departed Khabarovsk yesterday and faced heavy weather and long flight times in his eastward world journey.
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Alberta
Seattle
Wash
Wiley Post
Oklahoma
Nome
Alaska
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Signal-Corps
Post
Fairbanks
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Bering Sa
Harold Gutty
Khabar‘evske
Selomon Baach
Italians Have Bananas Like Em Transatlantic Fliers
A fragmented Chicago July note discusses Italians, bananas, and transatlantic fliers in a quirky, unclear bulletin. It mentions New Yorkers and phrasing about travel or exchange, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR. The readable bits hint at a humorous or oddball editorial item.
Unclear fragmentary report on kidnapping case prompt
Fragmentary OCR text discusses handling of a kidnapping case with references to federal and state jurisdiction. Mentions Keenan and authorities seeking to locate men, but text is incoherent and partially garbled.
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Hanatnolor
Federal
Keenan
Thasforess
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