Extortion Motive Behind Slaying Of Announcer
Detroit July 24 Four supporters of radio announcer Jerry Buckley mourn as police present an affidavit alleging Buckley extorted money from bootleggers. Buckley was slain in the LaSalle hotel lobby after announcing the recall of Mayor Bowles. Police cite other theories including gang rivalries and Buckley’s possible role as a crime witness. Commissioner Wilcox plans to report to the city council on progress in solving the high profile gangland murder.
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Detroit
Mich
Jerry” Buckley
Ptnckley
WMBC
Charles Bowles
LaSalle Hotel
Paul
Jerry
Thomas
Wilcox
Buckley
Underworld
Veterans and Auxiliary Plan Picnic and Pension Talk
Auxiliary and Veterans of Forrest McMullen post will hold a joint picnic at Mines’s Grove five miles east and six south of Huron next Sunday July 27 starting at 1 PM with dinner at 3 PM. James R. Lowrie commander says new World War pension law, chiefly sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be explained. tickets available from Lowrie or at the post meeting tomorrow night.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Forrest McMullen
Vi F. W
Mines’s Grove
Huron
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James R. Lowrie
Huron Post
Lowrie
Three Building Permits Issued in July Total
The city auditor's office announced today that fifteen thousand dollars in building permits were added to the July total over the past two days. J. L. Becker secured a four thousand dollar permit to erect a residence on Tenth street in South Lawn addition. Two permits of four thousand five hundred dollars each went to S. B. Harris to construct two houses at Twelfth street and Kansss avenue.
Flyers Prepare For Non-stop Tokyo Hop
TACOMA WASH July 2042 A test flight marked the final step in Lieut Herold Bromley s plan for a nonstop hop to Tokyo. An instrument system was installed and refueling setups advance with Robert Wark in Seattle awaiting special tanks. Take off of the tyrn Myers is expected early tomorrow if weather stays favorable.
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Tokyo
Tacoma
Wash
Herold Bromley
Robert Wark
Seattle
Tyrn Myers
Redfield Bank Joins Northwest Corporation
Minneapolis July 24. Affiliation of Redfield National Bank of Redfield South Dakota with Northwest Corporation announced today creating 18 South Dakota banks in the group with 110 units in eight northwest states. Redfield bank deposits total 922,600 and resources 1,015,463.
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Redfield National Bank
Banco Minneapolis
Redfield
S. D
Northwest Goncorporation
South Dakota
Northwest
Redfield Bank
Weather outlook unsettled with thundershowers likely
Unsettled conditions with a possible thunder shower tonight and Friday. South Dakota expected mostly fair tonight with possible local thundershowers Friday. Cooler air to move into western and northern portions thereafter.
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South Dakota
Dust Off Statute To Halt Sitters In Chicago Trees
Chicago reports a dusty statute may curb tree sitting by targeting parents. Carl Appell, assistant corporation counsel, notes guardians can face 100 fine and three months in jail for letting children risk life and limbs. Police to remove sitters by nightfall, creating tense moments as officers pursue sitters through branches.
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Chicago
Carl d. Appell
Attempt Made To Kill A Wealthy French Woman
Mary Owen a titled France resident was arrested in Versailles for shooting Mme Gastand wife of Paris radiologist Dr Gastand. The spree followed a love triangle after Owen, once a patient, learned of a planned separation and fired five shots, four hitting Mme Gastand.
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France
Lady Owen
Versailles
Paul Gustand
Paris
Theodore Charles Gwen
Mme. Gastand
Lady Me
Gastand
Gastaud
Owen
Terday
Dady Owen
Mme. Gastaud
Dr. Bernard
Iowa Democrats Endorse Liquor Regulation Referendum Platform
Iowa Democrats at the state convention adopted a platform advocating state regulation of liquor sales, a referendum on the eighteenth amendment, and opposition to a state income tax. They attacked the tariff bill, urged repeal of the primary, and condemned farm relief. The Prohibition plank urged voter attitude on the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act and favored a non intoxicating standard for intoxicating beverages while urging states to use their own statutes to restrict sale.
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Iowa
Anniversary Feted At Salt Lake City
The Mormon pioneer trek to the Salt Lake Valley is remembered today. The state capital building at Fillmore was rededicated and Governor George H. Dern and his staff directed state business from the rehabilitated structure now serving as a museum.
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Salt Lake City
Plains
Great Salt Lake
Fillmore
George H. Bern
Commonwealth
Peru Cabinet Resigns As New Session Looms
Lima reports the Peruvian cabinet resigned last night ahead of a new legislative session. The former head of the cabinet was Huaman de Los Heros. No official indication was given on the future premier.
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Peru
Lima
Huaman de Los Heros
Death Calls Lester Wallenfelt to Ironton
Lester Wallenfelt left Tuesday night for Ironton Ohio to be with his father who was seriously ill and died yesterday morning.
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Lester Wallenfelt
Ironton
Ohio
Thera
Government Ends Government Liquor Funds at Embassies
Washington July 24 President Hoover signed an executive order halting government funded champagne and wine at U S embassies and consulates abroad. The ban covers liquor auto repairs printing engraving club dues and similar items though some allowances for receptions flowers wreaths tips and official dinners remain. The policy reverses a six year battle that secured 9208008 for state department entertainments and surprised foreign service officials who had relied on the funds.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Jayo Lupiguye
State Department
Ets
Foreign Service
Derby Fier Hart Flight Ended In Crash In Cincinnati
Detroit pilot R A Hosler was injured when his plane crashed during takeoff on the Cincinnati to Little Rock leg of the All American Air Derby. The 5400 mile race carries 15000 to the winner as 11 fliers fly at one minute intervals after the start in Detroit. Herman Heuer led entries in elapsed time as the derby began Monday, with Lee Gehrbach racing toward a home welcome in Little Rock and Hamer ahead in flying time on the first day.
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Little Rock
Lee Gehrbach
Hamer
Gehlbach
Detroit
Gehrbach
Tribune Editor Sues for Libel in Wake Lingle Case
Chicago Tribune city editor Robert M. Lee files a 250000 libel suit against Illinois Publishing and Printing over an Herald and Examiner article. The action stems from insinuations linked to the assassination of Tribune reporter Alfred Wake Lingle six weeks earlier.
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Tribune
Chicago
GPI
Robert M. Lee
Chicago Tribune
Illinois Publishing and Printing Company
Herald and Examiner
Alfred Wake Lingle
Lee
Lingle
The
Ringle
Farm grain groups call for better understanding with farm board
Kansas grain marketing agency representatives met and issued a resolution blaming lack of understanding between Kansas farmers, the Farm Board, and the Farmers National Grain Corporation. They urged clearer communication with stockholder members and organized grain groups and endorsed careful consideration of a wheat acreage reduction program. C. E. Hoft, president of Farmers National Grain, signed the resolution.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Farm Board
Farmmers National Grain Corporaton
Farmers National Grain Corporation
C. E. Hoft
Fatuens National
Austrian Countess Posed as Aristocrat in Check Forgery Case
Emily Kie final, 17, visiting Omaha, returned from Sioux City to face forgery charges. Police say she passed a $7.50 hotel check and forged others. She claims influence by a powerful drug given by someone intending to harm her. Federal officials say deportation must wait until criminal charges are resolved.
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Omaha
Emily Kie
Sioux City
Tihough
Sho
Ben
Shey
House Members Seek Senate Seats in 1932 Primaries
Washington July 24 Four inhouse members aim for senatorial seats after hurdling primaries. Ruth Hanna McCormick of Illinois White of Maine Dickinson of Iowa and Pritchard of North Carolina all won Republican nominations. Sproul of Kansas seeks renomination August 5 and Hull of Tennessee hopes for Democratic nomination August 7.
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Washington
Congress
Xemein Artwe
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Iinois
White
Main
Dickin
Iowa
Pritchard
North Carolina
Sproul
Kansas
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hopeso
Houses
Dickinson
Agricultural Department
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Ciry
Hit At Tariff Is Campaign Feature
Ottawa July 23 The Liberal budget with countervailing duties aimed at U S tariff increases and a British preference policy dominates the general election campaign. Premier Mackenzie King defends his fiscal plan in Montreal against attacks by R B Bennett while Bennett in Kitchener accuses the administration of causing unemployment.
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Ottawa
United States
Parliaement
River Running Water finds BopY in July release
River Running Water reports that BopY appears in the July release. Details describe the artist and release timing, noting regional interest and potential chart impact.
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Bopy
Jail Breaker Pleads Guilty At Cleveland Jail
George Kinney unemployed and hungry, admits stealing mail and seeks leniency. Assistant U.S. District Attorney John B. Osmun contemplates penalties and commits Kinney to jail until August for federal case hearing before Judge Samuel H. West. Kinney pleads guilty and is remanded.
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Cleveland
George Kinney
Atlanta
John B. Osmun
United States District Attorney
Kinney
Osman
Samuel H. West
Pageant Tonight Showcases Playground Kids in Campbell Park
About 600 children and six playground supervisors will stage tonight's annual playground pageant at 7 pm in Campbell Park. If lighting holds, A M Urquiart will film the event for sending to Minneapolis for later showings at the Huron theater. A doll buggy parade for girls under six follows, with model airplanes built by Huron boys under H L Hurley on display. John Bangerter's American Legion junior baseball team participates. Five playgrounds have drawn an average of 77 children daily, each open 16 hours weekly, supervised by Mrs. Harry Liem. Scenes include Plantation at Lincoln School, Garden at Jefferson School, Circus at McKinley, Mother Goose at Washington, and Around the World at Wilson, directed by faculty from respective schools. A school cup will go to the best scene, and cash prizes up to five dollars for the doll buggy winners.
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Campbell Park
Huron Municipal Band
A. M. Urquiart
Minneaplis
Huron Theater
Huron Boys
H. L. Hurley
John Bangerter
American Legion
Harry Liem
Lincoln School
Katherine Small
Jefefrson School
Josephine Stevenson
McKinley School
Maxine Bryant
Washington School
Juanita Murphy
Wilson School
Lela Steele
Blame Father For Blast Fatal To 2
In Barnesboro Pennsylvania a dynamite blast killed two children and injured their mother in a home near Emeigh Run. The explosion, believed set by the father amid marital tensions, demolished the front of the Langham residence. Children Perry Arthur, months old, and Larne Langham, six, died. Police sought Langham after reports of domestic strife and sightings near the scene.
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Barnesboro
K. Terry Langham
Emeigh Run
Here
Langham
Perry Arthur
Larne
Phantom Rider Threats Cause Rancher Fear in Wyoming
In Wheatland Wyoming on July 2 reports say death threats signed the Phantom Rider were sent to Fletcher Parke ranchers. The masked horseman seen in the Laramie Peaks on a snow white horse has heightened tension after a rancher named Charles Adams, age 20, was shot in the shoulder when the rider rode into his yard.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Fletcher, Parke
Laramie Peaks
Charles Adams
Screen Star Wrecked Home Life Charge Filed
Dolores Del Rio, Mexican film actress, faced charges in Los Angeles on July 24 for wrecking her marriage by influencing Leila C. Lessing to turn against Gunther R. Lessing. The amended answer in Lessing’s wife’s divorce suit stated the allegations.
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Los
Angeles
Dolores del Rio
Tilite
Gunther R. Lessing
Leila
C. Lessing
Lessing
Earthquakes Kill Thousands in Naples Italy Disaster
Naples officials fear death toll may exceed official 1,778 as unofficial reports rise to about 3,025. Rescue workers scramble amid collapsed buildings, blocked roads, and widespread devastation around Naples and Potenza. Bodies evacuated to cemeteries. Melfi counts rise. Mt Vesuvius glows. anti tetanus supplies rushed.
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Naples
Melfi
Fogia
Bank of
Potenza
Mt. Vesuvius
Change Hour For Airplane Contest In Huron
The model airplane contest shifts from 7:30 PM to 7:00 PM Friday to ensure daylight for motion picture filming. H. L. Hurley, in charge of boys handiwork, notes the city loaner A. M. Urquhart will provide a camera ready machine. Paul Myers says good footage may be enlarged and shown with Byron McEligott at the Huron theater. Entries accepted at Calmenson Clothing today or tomorrow. Twenty dollars in prizes will be awarded for the longest and highest flying planes.
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H. L. Hurley
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Byron McEligott
Huron Theater
Calmenson Clothing Company
Keya
Plane Crash Victim Expected To Recover
Major Gilbert H. Eckerson of Portland Oregon and Jetox were injured when their plane crashed into a mountainside near Butte. He suffers two small frontal skull fractures and cuts but doctors expect recovery. Eckerson was attempting a 24 hour nonstop flight between Portland and New York and was found ten hours after the crash strapped in the cockpit.
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Butte
Mont
Gilbert H. Eckerson
Portland
Ore
Jetox
Th. Hospital
Eckerson
New York
Figures On Quake Coming In Slowly
Rome July 24 Pi Reports tabulated by government officials up to 11 o'clock this morning showed the terrific earthquakes of yesterday in southern Italy took 4,788 lives and injured 4,264. The toll grew hourly as reports arrived from stricken regions with bodies recovered from ruins. Houses destroyed were 3,188 with 2,157 damaged, while towns were reluctant to estimate totals and complained of exaggerated reports abroad. The Ministry of the Interior issued figures to calm fears among Italians abroad.
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Rome
Taly
Ministry of the Interior
Ar Jas
Fis
North
South America
Five men to face charges after robbery on freight train
Five men arrested at Woonsocket will be tried in Mitchell on charges of assault and robbery. They boarded a freight train from Mitchell to Woonsocket, robbed harvest hands, and beat some victims prompting several to jump from the moving train. Police and deputies recovered firearms at arrest.
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Mitchell
Woonsocket
Weonsechet
Mike Helgeland
Wooonsocket
Helgeland
Michigan primary filings close as petitions end
Time for filing petitions to run in Michigan’s September primary ended last night in Lansing. Governors hopefuls include Green, Groesbeck, Brucker, Walsh, Jeeffries, Comstock. Senate contenders are Couzens, Osborn, and Weadock. Eleven current U S representatives seek reelection with six unopposed.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Gove
Fred W. Green
Alex J. Groesebeck
Genersl Wilber M. Brucker
George Walsh
Grand Rapids
Edward J. Jeeffries
Detroit
William A. Comstock
Detoit
Democrat
James Couzens
Chas. S. Osborn
Sault Ste. Marie
Thomas
Paving Near Dell Rapids Road Near Sioux Falls Opens
Sioux Falls July 23. Complete paving on the Dell Rapids road north of the city was finished this morning. County highway superintendent C. Chae neck said the north three miles will be opened for traffic tomorrow.
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Sioux Falls
Pavin
Dell Rapids
Her
C. ¥. Chaeneck
Trafic
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