Powderhouse Blast Fugitive Captured At Yakima
Bradley known as Powderhouse Blast fugitive was captured at Yakima. The Miller Good Will Day fete drew over 2,000 attendees with a large crowd on Main Street for a parade and events. A key ceremony saw Mayor Burke hand the city key to Mayor Burns of Huron. The day featured baseball games, a water carnival, and entertainment including bands and a German ensemble. A Sioux delegation from Fort Thomson joined the festivities before the Huron delegation returned home.
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Miller
Cits
Woxprres
Rucen Yr
Seutomalitie
Ao High Cuival
Down-Lows
Little Garman
Princess Theatre
State Game and Fish Department
Louis Lang
Miller and
Pierre Legion Junin
Cenral
American Legion
Pierre
Rader
Pierce Speed
Reder
Keith
Kenneth Erb
Miller Battery
Fauldlinv
Woonsocket
Miler Municipal
Thilmer Bersom
Land of Red Cross
Miler
Euron
Muron
Trun
Mastelias
Huron
Amerie Legion Drat and Bugle Corps
Tury
Page
Deadline Extended On Applications For Wheat Insurance
Washington July 28 The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation has authorized extensions of time for wheat insurance applications on the 1999 crop. Extensions range from one day to two months with August 31 as the extended deadline for Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa South Dakota North Dakota and Montana. The original deadline was August 15 and August 3 in Montana.
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Wasitngton
Federal
Crop Insursccr Corporation
G. M. Green
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Nrth Dakota
Montna
War Song Writer Dies At 60 In Birmingham
Judge who wrote the famous British war song It’s a Long Way To Tipperary died in Birmingham at age 60. He claimed to have written the words and music in a single New Year’s Day bet in 1912 after a vaudeville performance. The song later earned him substantial earnings.
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Lonlud
W—Ur—Dack
Tipperary
Birmingham
Vauderville
Storybridge Grand Theater
Barkley hints at FDR third term bid in 1940
Covington Kentucky July 28 UP Senator Allen W Barkley told a political gathering he might nominate Franklin D Roosevelt again in 1940 He said I keynoted the President into the White House twice and I might possibly do it again in 1940 Barkley campaigns against Governor A B Chandler for the Democratic nomination.
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Barkley
Fdr
Covington
Allen W. Barkley
Roosevelt
White House
A. B. Chandler
Japanese Rabble Warned Not To Poke Noses Into Soviet Province
The Siberian paper Pacific Star reports a purge of wreckers in the far east and warns Japan against invasion. It cites Comrade Stalin’s leadership and the growing Soviet eastern front as deterrents. Manchoukuo official Naoki Hoshino says no desire for war, expects a negotiated settlement despite tensions at the Russia Manchoukuo border.
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Moscow
Pacific Qenan Star
Far East
Japan
Khabarovsk
Primorsk
Comrade Stalin
Far Eastern Front
Permorsk
Manchoukuo
Soviet Russia
Naoki Hoshino
Horder
Russia
Manehausing
Hoshino
Cattle Die After Eating Young Cane Near Wolsey
Four milk cows owned by Oscar Ringheimer five miles north of Wolsey on Highway 14 died after briefly feeding in a field of young cane. Ringheimer said the cattle left the barnyard early this morning and entered the cane through an open gate before 6 a.m. Dr. C. S. Betts of Huron, an authority on forage crops, noted that growing cane can develop dangerous prussic acid after dry weather.
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Oscar Ringheimer
Wolsey
Highway 14
Ringheimer
Br. C. S Betts
Huron
Tarmoperator
Einer's Errand Of Mercy Proves Futile
In Le Havre the French liner Normandie attempted to hospitalize an ill crew member, but he died within hours after landing. The ship, which had called at Southampton and planned for New York, returned to Le Havre for the operation and resumed its voyage once the man was landed.
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LE Havre
France
Normandie
New York
Southampton
Traffic Deaths Drop 22 Percent in First Half of 1938
Chicago dispatch reports the National Safety Council says traffic fatalities for the first six months of 1938 fell 22 percent from the same period a year earlier. The decline, aided by careful driving, saved about 3,070 tires and suggests the year could prove the lowest toll since 1928 with an estimated 4,700 lives saved versus 1937. Pennsylvania led with a 42 percent reduction, Delaware 40 percent, while Detroit posted the best six month improvement, saving 92 lives. Wisconsin 38 percent and South Dakota 8 percent also show declines.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Detroit
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Five French Fliers Die in Lyon Plane Crash
French army airmen were killed when a bimotor aircraft crashed and burst into flames last night in Lyon France. The incident occurred in July and involved five unnamed crew members.
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Lyon
France
Chinese Order Civilians Out Of Hankow District
Civil authorities ordered all civilians to evacuate Hankow Wuchang and Howang as combat neared the three Yangtze cities. Japanese forces moved into Hupeh Province while Spanish insurgents claimed pontoon bridges blown on the Ebro as government troops pressed Gandesa and Valencia. Neville Chamberlain delays Scottish fishing trip to meet Hitler adjutant Wiedemann as Sudeten talks continue. Valencia harbor raid by insurgents leaves 18 dead and 115 bombs reported.
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Hankow
Ching
Kaday Pan
Tricity
Spain
Catalona
Xangtze River
Wuchang
Hayang
Hupeh
Kiukiang
Mankow
Francisco Franco
Ebrs
Ebro
Gandesa
Alicante
Valencia
Estremadura
Far West
Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain
Scotland
Praha
Wiedemann
Valencia Harbor
Madrid
Prominent Platte Man Dies by Own Action
Platte July 2 death of Charles R. Calta prominent hardware dealer and WWI veteran was ruled self inflicted by Coroner Charles Stedrowsky. Body found in his garage from carbon monoxide poisoning. Despondency over ill health believed to be motive. Survived by widow brother George of Platte and two sisters Mrs Guy Bennett Geddes and Mrs Carey Fulwide Vermillion.
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Platte
Charles R. Calta
Charles Stedrowsky
Calta
Calla
George
Guy Bennett
Geddes
Carey Fulwide
Vermillion
Private Funeral Held For Warde in Brooklyn
John Warde a 124 year old man died Tuesday night by his own action leaping from a hotel window in New York City watched by thousands. He will be buried Friday in Evergreen Cemetery Brooklyn after private funeral services attended by his family. Parson requests to view the body were refused.
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York
John Warde
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Dionne Quintuplets Gain Weights Across June
North Bay Ont July 28 Canadian Press Three of the Dionne quintuplets Annette Mario and Cecile gained a pound in weight during the past month The others gained a half pound Annette now weighs 42 pounds Marie 36 Cecile 39 and Yvonne 40 according to Dr A R Daphne Emilie grew the most adding two and a half inches to reach 39 and a half inches
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North Bay
Ont
Annette
Mario
Cecile
Warie
A. R. Dafne
Yvonne
Enmilie
Boxcar Thieves Waive Hearing
Five youths were arraigned on boxcar theft charges in Beadle County and held on bonds totaling $50 to $300. A 16-year-old minor remained in custody awaiting word from his home town, while a Huron man faces a municipal court preliminary hearing. Several other suspects waived hearings and were bound over to circuit court on $300 bonds. The group was arrested near Wolsey after admitting involvement in the Great Northern boxcar break in a Lake region raid.
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Beadle County
Proup
D P. m
C. N. Hall Yate
Clarence Twagood
Lawrence C. Hill
Battle Crook
Mich
Hill
Theodore Peeth
Duncannan
Ralph Johnson
Rockford
Harvey Skaggs
Crysail City
Mos
Clifford Ball
Battle Creek
Tom H. Luby
Wolsey
Great Northern
Huron
W. L. Mills
Sioux City
Great Northern Railroao
A. Temmey
Atste
Alva EB. Taylor
Hepburn Air Tour Party Lands Safely at Carcross
Premier Mitchell Hepburn and his touring party landed safely at Carcross after a flight from here to Juneau Alaska. The Canadian press reports delays due to poor communication facilities and weather conditions near Skagway. Bernard "Sell 'Em Ben" Smith, a New York broker, was aboard but the party initially remained unreported.
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Whitnnurst
Mitchell Hepburn
Bernard
Ben
Trail Of Man Wanted In S. D. Ends In Hay Field
Yakima dispatch reports Sheriff Walter Purdin said a man wanted in South Dakota for a New Year’s Eve powder house explosion case was captured in a hay field. The suspect, Leland Bradley, faced indictment in Aberdoun for murder tied to the 1950s jewelry heist and dynamite blast as investigators traced a tireless plot to fake insurance profits.
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Trail of Man
S. D
Hay Field
Yakima
Wash
Dean
Walter Purdin
Leland Bradley
South Dakota
Purdin
Feders
Seattle
Uran Svid Bradley
Aberdoun
Franchate Town
Floyd H. Parker
Tohlery
Tor
Harry Reeves
Sioux
Volved Bradley
W. A. Ellerman
Helen Sidler
Sioux City
Parker
WPA
Sioux Falls
Enterman Jewelry Company
W. A. Enlerman
Tare Twol
Bradley
Bar Association rejects Black information resolution
Cleveland July 21 The American Bar Association assembly voted 67 to 17 against a resolution asking the U S Supreme Court for information on Justice Hugo Black s eligibility to sit on the bench Dean Edward T Lee of John Marshall Law School Chicago defended the measure saying it was a duty to the profession and not for publicity No objections were raised to the resolution A separate measure attacking Nazi Germany for discrimination against law abiding race religion or political opinions was rejected as outside the association s purview The committee noted the Supreme Court already refused to rule on Als Bemans eligibility in the Levitt case and criticized Wagner Act board procedures while praising fair play and impartial hearings The report also condemned the Social Security Act as ill conceived and designed to meet constitutional objectives
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Cleveland
Assembly of the American Bar Asseciation
United Sia Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Edward T. Lee
John Marshall Law School of Chicago
Dean Lee
Friends of Justice Black
Lee
Association
L. B.“Day of
John Marshall Law School
Chicago
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Mazit
Yeadley
Bobby Pangburn
Dwight Hall
Charles Coleman
Hobby Pangburn
Roper Bennink
Gladys Woodard
Pierew
Miller Theatre
Miller Depot
Huron Municipal Band
Hanz Christensen
T. W. Campbell
Macek
E_V. Metcal
Fred Jewel
al Teuber
C. C. Sweeley
Gustav Luders
James M. Fulton
Wawen-aee
Ed Crenette
Comrades of the Legion
Teeene Fokt
Philip Low
Siberian
Einer
Safety Council
Mills of Man
The
Associated Press
Warde
Dionne
Hepburn
Carcross
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