Bold court house robbery nets $5000 during daylight heist
Beadle county treasurer's office was robbed of about $5,000 yesterday afternoon by two unmasked men. W. H. "Bid" Roberts, identified as one robber, could not be located. authorities suspect John "Jack" Rauscher as the accomplice. Sheriff and state searches extend into surrounding states.
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Sweedy
W. HK
Bid" Roberts
Beadle County
HE. H. Vance
Mig Vance
Tyda i. Larsen
A. J.larsen
Roberts
South Dakota
E. H. Vance
Vance
Crima
John “Jack’ Rauscher
Ume Tate
Panilen- Roberts
Eame Yeatasday
North Fhuvon
Roberta
Warn Against Fake Travelers Checks Issued Today
A warning against fake travelers checks was issued today by George A. Starring secretary of the South Dekoin Bankers association. The counterfeit note bears the grain exchange bank title with an amount stamped in four places and the legend Traveler's Check on the upper left corner.
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George’ A. Starring
South Dekoin Bankers. Association
Nutleus
Alpena Scouts Attend Huron Court Tonight
The regular court of honor for Huron Boy Scouts is set for tonight at 7:20 in the chamber of commerce rooms. Dr. H. A. Hartwich will serve as judge to review the month’s activities and decision on ratings and merit badges for Alpena Troop 23.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Hartwich
Ituron
Alpena
Weather forecast for South Dakota and surrounding regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions on Wednesday. Generally fair to night and Wednesday in South Dakota, cooler Wednesday and in the northwest portion tonight.
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South Dakota
Northwest
Sees Danger Of Terrible Fires In U S Forests
Washington reports George P. D. Pratt president of the American Forestry association warns the nation faces a critical forest fire situation. He says prevention measures are inadequate as fires sweep California and the Pacific Northwest, with 60 million board feet of lumber lost and 8 000 acres burned in Modoc National Forest. Another fire is burning in Minnesota.
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Washington
George PD
Pratt
American Forestry Association
Modae National Forest
California
Minnesota
Eilers Buys Wermuth Furs Center in Huron
William Eilers announces the purchase of the Fluron store of Wermuth Fur company by a local group. Eilers, formerly hired years ago to run the Huron branch, will oversee the rebranding and expansion of inventory from major manufacturers to attract shoppers in Central South Dakota.
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Fluron
Wermuth Fur Company
William Klers Wis
Tolly
Eilers
eMy
Onme Aga
Hul Yon
Wermuth Furtse
South Dakota
Faiton
Bilers
Bilers Denartert
Twin Cities
Easttern
Anzuil Fur
Indian's Voice Aids In Financing Study
Fort WorthJuly 29 Bert Peters a fullblooded Pawnee Indian sings to help earn his way through Texas Christian University in addition to concert selections and hymns Peters Indian name is Little Sun a grandson of White Dagle who fought in the Civil War under General Miles He has made several singing tours in the south and east with a view to raising funds for his education
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Fort Worth
Vex
Bert Peters
Texas Christian University
Peters
Chs
Little Sun
White-Dagle
Miles
Private Sky Yacht Nearing Completion With Luxuries
A private flying yacht nearing completion in Southampton features luxurious fittings akin to surface craft. It resembles the super marine flying boats that recently cruised from Plymouth toward Australia, but emphasizes comfort over speed and distance.
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Port Luxuries
Southampton
Hagland
Super Marine
Plymouth
Australia
Amiad
Eburn
Rapid City Hosts Great Council Of Indians Today
Rapid City hosts the Great Council of Indians with delegates from many tribes gathered for four days. An Indian rodeo and parade drew large crowds as government park issues and tribal problems were discussed and representatives from Hopi Zuni and other tribes attended.
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Rapid City
Great Council OF Indians
Council of American Indian
South
Dakota
West Wn
Southwest
Oregon
Montana
R.L. Bronson
Henry
Standing Bear
Oglalla
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Oklahoma
Kansas
Minnesota
Only Twins Allowed at Carolina Picnic
Fragmentary OCR shows a Carolina area event with references to Mecklen burg County and eugenics records. Names and details are garbled, mentioning Matthews N Kighty and Ay Sustar aged 63, plus a note about inviting students and filing at the Eugenics Record Office in Spring Harbor.
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Carolina
Custers Family Record Planned at New Rumley
An obituary style summary notes a Huron man Chas Co Moore preparing a Custer family record for a Union at New Rumley Ohio on August 11. The work ties to General George Custers birth place and a $15000 federal appropriation for a memorial. Governor Cooper of Ohio may present the dedicatory address.
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The
Little Big Horn
West
Custer
Custer“Hendricks
E-Union
New Rumley
Ohio
Chas
Co Moore
Moore
Guster
Whitaller
Cooper
Ball
Hendricks
Hagland
Ameaga
the.Mn
Rioting in New York Prisons Cited Baumes Law
State officials blame the Baumes Law for prison disturbances in New York as governors Roosevelt and rationales considered punishment tones. Sentences for felons ran high with several inmates receiving up to six to eight years amid bitterness and unrest.
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N. Ye
RLY
Roosevelt
Ray
proUgti
Phuo
Progress in Navy Parley Report From Downing Street
London July British government reports progress in talks to curb naval arms. A further conference occurred at Downing Street between Prime Minister and First Lord of the Admiralty and others. Officials note no firm confirmation but possible talks with Americans before Thursday holiday departure to Lossiemouth.
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London
Downing ‘Street
MacDonald
Downing: Street
Admiralty
I Daweasi
Gibgon
Kiwanis delegates list released for district convention
The first list of Kiwanis delegates and alternates for the district convention, dated August 16, was received by Clyde Smith, convention chairman. The incomplete roster includes hundreds of names as some clubs delay sending entries. 87 clubs are in the district, each allowed three delegates and three alternates.
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Iwani. Ly
Clyde” Smith
R.A. Grady
Duluth
Secretar
G. “‘R.mearthur
Hach
Midwest Fuel Co plans 150000 tons of sub bituminous coal
Sioux Falls July 30 Midwest Fuel company announced plans to mine 150000 tons of sub bituminous coal from Isabel Mobridge area 6405 acres over the ensuing year. General manager Craig Seecretas said the property would be developed at Mobridge and Isabel as part of the Isabel project.
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Sioux
Ralls
Midwest
Fuel Company
Tta
Isabel
Hear Mobridge
Mls Craig
Seecretas
Heat Victim Dies of Overdose Tablets in Kansas
A Kansas county records a death ruled an overdose of tablets after a prolonged illness. Police report, medical examiner’s findings indicate the victim died after consuming a large quantity of pills over several hours. Authorities continue investigation to determine circumstances and any related factors.
West Coast Only Section Free From Heat
New York dispatch notes nationwide heat with Pacific coast relief. Temperatures topped 98 in Baltimore and Oklahoma City while San Francisco and Los Angeles remained mild. Thunder showers offered brief relief but crops suffered drought. heat caused injuries and deaths in several cities as fires and lightning struck across Pennsylvania and other regions.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Baltimore
Oklahoma City
Washington
Detroit
Portland
Miwaukee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Fran
Cisco
Los ‘Angeles
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Westchester
D.b
Electric Shoe Shop Opens at New Location
The Electric Sea Shop opens this morning at 57 Third Street Southeast. Shoe repair equipment was moved to the new place over the weekend, with greater accommodations shared by several companies in the area.
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Electric Shoe
Electric Sea
Third Street
Fort Worth pilot Truaxi employed in aviation project
A fragment notes Truaxi is employed as a pilot for a Fort Worth aviation project. The text references a path and commerce terms with unclear dates and roles, mentioning Moat and Alstribus in disjointed phrases.
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Vyear
Wwerg
Truaxi
Fort’ Worth
Senator Jim Watson Not For Exercise
Washington July 30. Senator Jim Watson of Indiana, nearing 65, says men his age should not pursue vigorous activity to regain youth. A famed Depauw athlete from the eighties, he has stopped exercising, arguing that heavy exertion after fifty may weaken both mind and body. He jokes that pallbearing provides enough activity, mocking golf urged by friends.
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Washington
Jim” Watson
Indiana
Depauw University
Honor builders of State Fair honored by board
Five men including four living and one deceased were honored today at the State Fair by the State Board with street names and a memoriam. W.S. Hill of Alexandria, J. W. Campbell of Huron, M. L. Tobin of Huron, Isaac Lins of Aberdeen and Thomas Frick of Yankton were recognized for long service to the State Fair Board and its development.
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South Dakota
Watr
Espn
Honarede
Third Street
UM Boulevard
W.S. Hill
Alexandria
Horticultural
M. Lu. Tobin
Huron
Tobin
Athéoni
Isaac Lins
Aberdeen
Frick “Avenue
Cof Thomas Rick
Yankton
Prent. Fair
Norbeck
Unable to Determine Topic from Fragment
Fragmentary text lacks clear events, names, or locations to form a valid news item. Unable to extract a coherent lead or outcome from the provided OCR snippet.
Endurance Flight Hits 400 Hours In St Louis Monoplane
Aboard the St Louis Robin fliers Dais Jackson and Forest O Brine reached 400 hours aloft in a record endurance flight. Major William Robertson urged landing when safe, noting the motor could last 600 hours and praising refueling support.
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ST. Louis
William T. Robertson
Corliss-Robertson Airplane Manufacturing Company
Dais (Red) Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Robertson
MOLOR
Jackson
O'Bring
Lovania
Mie Nole
Wassell
Fox
Woman Mayor Leads Small Town Development in Montgomery
In Montgomery Louisiana a middle aged Methodist preacher named Lula Wardlaw, elected mayor in 1926, earned $7.50 monthly. She was reelected though away when term expired. Under her administration the town completed a street paving program, restored waterworks, established an electric light system, and improved the ice plant.
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Montgomery
Methodist Prédeher
Lula Wardlaw
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Bid’ Roberts
Tack” Rauscher
Huron Court
U. S.forests
Eilers Buys
Wermuth Furs
Kiwanis
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Kansas Ily
Agate Prostrahia
Otice
West Coast
Northwest ‘Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Medicine Hat
Atta
Manitoba
Maskatchewan' Algo
Jim Watson
Honor Builders OF State Fair
Tair ‘Grounds
M. L. Tobin
St. Louis Field
Willam B. Robertson
Flint
Tiers
Arthur Nutt
Alofe
Nott
Party of
O'Brine
Sally
Owgalot
Eddie Rickenbacker
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