Al Capone Faces Trial After Plea Change Declined
In Chicago, Al Capone was allowed to withdraw his guilty plea to income tax evasion during a morning session. The judge reversed on the liquor conspiracy plea, sending the grand jury to review 5,000 offenses for possible reindictment with a heavier penalty. Capone may be arraigned in late September with trials set for the income tax cases and liquor indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkerson
Ahect
Michael Ahern
Capone
U. S
George E. Q. Johnnson
Quale Still Not Fully Conscious After Accident
Robert Quale, 11, remained not fully conscious four days after a car crash that fractured his skull. Doctors reported serious condition with slight improvement and stable vital signs. Seale injured at Eighth Street and United Avenue Southeast. Mary Jana Roundsville, 3, also in serious condition after a farm home accident with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quale
Seale
Fae
Eighth Street
Uiteh Avenue
Mary Jana Roundsville
de Sfot
Exmond
Hoppers For Chicken Feed In Farm Experiment
Lamar Georgia July 9 Farmers in a grain and grasshopper plagued region devise a method to turn pests into chicken feed. Auto mounted troughs catch grasshoppers which fall into water, then are fed to poultry. Local farmers gathered to test harvesting and processing in a cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar, Gcolo
Stein Fae
Wetasoe
Senate
Tight Long Gowns Set Paris Fall Fashion Tone
Paris reports a premier Paris couturier showcasing a new tight long silhouette for fall and winter. Skirts hug the leg with a near ankle hem, creating nearly unbroken lines from shoulder to hem and sweeping trains behind the models. Velvet, satin, chiffon, and lame fabrics in vivid colors lead the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paria
Brillanta
Huron Man Dies After Car Crash
Thomas Mullen a 35 year old Huron man traveling for Butler Brothers was killed in a head on crash near Minneapolis. Edward Ward 31 of Bryant Minnesota and Thomas Wolfen n 65 of Delano were injured and in serious condition at a Minneapolis hospital. Mullen was a traveling salesman for Butler Brothers and lived at 2008 Beach avenue southeast. The victims’ families learned of the crash as the coroner notified Huron police early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mullen
Minneapolis
Huron, & D
Edward Ward
Bryant
Thomas Wolfen
Delano
Mullen
Lfor Butler Brothers Company
Chicago
Huron
Watertown
Beach Avenue
St. Patl
Thomas Junior
James
Re- Mullen
Huron Post
American Legion
Huron Police Department
Ban on Lawn Sprinkling In Huron Announced
City Water Commissioner G M Anderson announced a curtailment of lawn and garden sprinkling despite no imminent drought. The ban begins August 1 with two hours daily city water for sprinkling from six to eight p.m. James River flow north of Huron prompted the action, as tests showed reduced flow and rising pumpage near the city works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
G. M. Anderson
Anderson
James River
Charles D. Hays
Otto H. Post
City Water Works
Hays
Poet
County Line
Anderson Maid
Armour Packing
Herndon and Pangborn Seek Irkutsk After Berlin Hop
Moscow July 21 Hugh Herndon and Clyde Pangborn, flying the world in an effort to lower the air and water day record, hopped off toward Irkutsk after leaving Moscow at 11 52 am. They had paused in Berlin for repairs and a long stop, citing battery trouble and fuel checks as they aimed to shorten the time behind Wiley Post and Harold Gatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Hugh Himpes
di In
Clyde Pangborn
Wat Tay Wiley
Harold Gatty
Irkutsk
Siberia
Uway
Pengborn
Herndon
Berlin
Wiley Post
Post
Gatty
Pangborn
Koenigsberg
Wade
Picnickers Suffer Picnik Poisoning at Reading Park
At Carsonis park Reading on July 31 picnickers suffered ptomaine poisoning after a large group ate potato salad. Victims collapsed or swooned along the midway as frantic efforts and medical staff treated them at a temporary first aid station. Two identified victims include Mabel Hors, a waitress from Reading, with others hospitalized or treated locally.
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Reading
Carsonis Park
Esit- OE
Ste Mabel Horsi BK
Tmanager
Round The World With Yank Fliers
The report traces a Yankee flight route around the world with stops at Moylegrove Wales Croydon London Templehof Berlin Moscow Koenigsberg noting arrival and departure times across a July journey ending with a landing in Moscow and subsequent departure. The narrative highlights overnight transfers and time zones as the aircraft traces a circumnavigation.
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N.Y
Moylegrove
Wales
Moyelgrave
Croydon Ale
Drom
London
Croydon
Templehof
Berlin
Moscow
Koenigsberg
Germany
Newland and Carlson Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Verna Newland and Clarence Carlson of Huron were taken to the state penitentiary at Sioux City this morning to serve four and a half months and one year respectively after pleading guilty. Newland had escaped from Beadle county jail. Carlson admitted stealing a rifle, $2 and a watch from York's Gasoline station at the State Fair grounds. Deputy Sheriff Harvey Huntley escorted them to Sioux Falls for commitment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Newland
Clarence Carlson
Huron
Sioux Tally
Newland
Beadle County
Carli Gan
York
Sioux Falls
Harvey Huntley
Canal plans and Nicaragua quake relief praised
In Beverly Hills a reader lauds Col Dan Sultan and his crew for their work during the Nicaragua earthquake with marines and doctors aiding the effort. He also notes canal discussions and questions the finances and feasibility of large new projects amid criticism of debt and digging challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Dan Sultan
Nicaragua
Uney
Howell's Million Dollar Corn Market Squeeze Ends
Chicago July 31—corn for July delivery closed at 7 24 cents a bushel, a 15 cent jump in three days, with Howell and Mickel linked to the cartier. Wheat prices fell to record lows as July corn rallied, rumors of a farm board short squeeze circulated, and a potential settlement was debated by the board of trade directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Thomas M. Howell
Cartier
James P. Mickel
Toronto
Canada
Corm
Federal Farm Board
Thomas BM. Howell Long
J. W. T. Duvel
Grain, Futures Administration
Washington
Busi- Dew Conduct Committee
Gala
Howell
Cedar Rapids
Board of Trade Directors
Howell Long
la Salle Street
Tally
Jesse Livermore
New York
Livermore
William M. Jardine
S C Society Girl Hurt In Car Spill
Serious body injuries were suffered last night as Mary Palmer, 19, daughter of Mrs E Palmer of Sioux City, was driving a car that struck loose gravel eight miles from Sioux Falls on the South Dakota highway and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mary Palmer
E. Palmer
Sioux Fall
Stars of Tarorrow Tryout on WEN Broadcasts
A Chicago program titled Stars of Tarorrow airs on WEN offering embryo microphone entertainers a chance to train under real broadcasting conditions. Run by station staffer Henson K Pratt, the event touts the Schipperice poodle as the sole naturally born breed tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WEN
Visitor Mistaken for South Dakota Governor
Paul K. Myers, secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce, who had gone to Northwestern University for a secretaries training institute, was mistaken for Governor Warren Green of South Dakota in the Marvin Hughitt lobby. He explained the error and was introduced to Governor Green after the incident during the grasshopper and drought relief conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern University
South Dakota
Marvin Hughitt
Charles McCaffree
Mr. Myers
Myers
Warren Green
Mr. McCaffree
Governor Green
Fight To Salvage Corn In Rosebud
Southern Gregory county farmers, aided by recent rains, push grasshopper poison bait campaigns to save corn and fodder. Reports from Tripp county mirror the battle as state officials warn nature cannot reverse the outbreak without active chemical control.
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Rosebud
Gregory
Tripp
Anys
G. G. Warner
State Press Association
Frank T. Fetener
Hammill
Woonsocket Pioneer To Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Bergethe Jacobson, 88, who came to this vicinity 49 years ago, were held at her home and church with Rev. Clarence O. Johnson in charge. Burial followed in the family plot at Silver Creek cemetery. Surviving: sons Carl, Elmer, Martin, James, and Arna Jacobson, all of Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket
Bergethe Jacoblon
Eadper
Buriell
sNot
Silver Creek
Sve
Carl
Elmer
Martin
James
Amna Jacobson
Woonsockat
Man Dies After Falling Into Boiler at Packing Plant
A Sioux City man identified as Laseby, employed at a local packing facility, died after slipping into boiling water at the plant on Saturday. Initial reports indicate the accident occurred when he suddenly fell into the heated bath, with investigators treating the incident as a fatal industrial accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euter
Laseby
Sioux City
Tseetch
South Dakota approves emergency warrants for drought aid
Governor Warren Green's relief committee in South Dakota authorized boards of county commissioners to issue emergency warrants secured by state sinking funds to finance livestock feed for drought and grasshopper ravaged areas. President Hoover directed federal aid actions with agriculture officials to cooperate locally and state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Washington
Hoover
Agriculture Department
Northwest
R. P. Howard
Associated Press
Warren Green
Boards of Commissioners
Roschud
Federal Department
Agriculture
Black Hills
Reports Coolidge Might Run In 32
St Paul dispatch quotes Colonel J F Coupal former White House physician saying Calvin Coolidge would run for president next year if public demand drafts him. Coupal notes Coolidge did not intend to withdraw from politics and was disappointed his statement was read as a final refusal. He spoke while staying at Senator Schall’s summer home near Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
J. F. Coupal
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Coupal
Coolidge
Ron
Colonel Coupal
Thomas D. Schall
Minneapolis
Horticulture Group Chooses Beresford Meeting Site
Members of the State Horticulture society will hold their next meeting in Beresford January 18 and 19 1932, decided after a two day convention in Rapid City. Officers will be elected at the next meeting. Dr N M E Hansen of Brookings presided but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Horticulture Society
Beresford
NM. E Hansen
Brookings
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Quale
Mary Jane Roundsville
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ottawa
Japan
Arctic
Lindberghs
Ber- Mn
Boardman
Pelando
Yank
Carlson
Penitentiary
Rogers
S. C. Society
Gov
Plains States
Nature
C. L. Marlatt
Bureau of Entomology
Marlatt
Horticulture Group
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