Five Maniacs Remain As Two More Caught In St Peter Case
In St Peter Minnesota two more suspects were captured while a relentless posse hunted the breakout band from the state asylum. Five criminals remain at large as police recapture Albert Jorissen and Adolph Walworth and seek Lawrence Deval and others through Iowa and Minnesota following the Sunday night escape.
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ST. Peter
Minn
Cologne
St. Peter State Asylum
Liberty
Here
Frank Gibson
An Ysanti
Albert Jorissen
Carver County
Adolph Walworth
Hennepin County
Jorissen
Jorssen
Walworth
Iowa
Lawrence Deval
Barker-Karpis
Nachin¢-Gunner
Deval
Albert
Sefose) Sarcko
Minneapolis
Donald Reader
Playgrounds To Open Tomorrow In Huron
Huron launches a summer recreation program tomorrow at four city school grounds under director Loftus Ward. Three classes daily run morning to 1:30, afternoon 3 to 5:30, and evening 6:30 to 8. Washington school again serves ages 10 and under. other sites welcome all ages reporting nearest home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Loftus H. Ward
Ward
McKinley
Washington
Jefferson
Wilson
Jake Alling
Ely May Shift Gears in 1936 Political Tilt
Former Governor Joseph B. Ely, a Democrat and New Deal critic, said in Westfield that he would join the Republican ranks if the Democratic platform signals any move to revive New Deal policies such as the NRA or AAA, both ruled unconstitutional. He warned he would "take a walk" if the party hints at reviving those programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Hig Terty
NRA
AAA
Punched Nose Threat Over Dust Film Removal
Texas Panhandle legislator Eugene Worley threatens to punch Rexford Tugwell if the Dust Bowl film is not removed from circulation. Worley says the moving pictures libel the Great Plains and plans to seek convention support to suppress the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Rexford
Guy Turwell
Eugene Worley
Texas Panhandle
Worfey
United States
Worley
Tugwell
Swain Succeeds Geo Pettigrew as Grand Secretary
George A. Pettigrew of Sioux Falls resigns after more than 40 years as grand secretary of South Dakota Masonic bodies. W. D. Swain of Sioux Falls elected by the Grand Lodge of A L E. & A. M. to succeed him. Swain, an Episcopal Diocese of South Dakota executive secretary, to be honored for Pettigrew’s long service. Mortimer New Leader C. C. Smith of Watertown named junior grand warden as Grand Lodge session opens in Hot Springs.
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George A. Petticcow
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
W. D. Swain
Swain
Grand Lodge of the
Episcopal Diocese of
Pettigrew
Grand Lodge
Hot Springs
Mortimer
C. C. Smith
Watertown
Samuel G. Mortimer
Belle Fourche
Herman F. Chapman
William H. Hirsch
Wagner
A. A. Bloomquist
Intitbarite
A. F
A. M
Grand Council R
Grand Counci
R. M
Roger S. Brown
Sioux
County party leaders elected Chamberlain and Tschetter
Rumblings of the coming general election echoed through the courthouse as Democrats and Republicans held biennial county organization meetings. A. A. Chamberlain was named Republican chair. C. W. Hookway reelected secretary-treasurer. Democrats reelected Dr. J. S. Tschetter as chair with Leona Heckman as secretary-chairman and Lida Brooks as vice-chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. A. Chamberlain
Circuit Court
Harlan Whisman
Minneapolis
Whitman
C.W. Hookway
Eareer
Weather for Hurou and Viculty
South Dakota reports generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. Weather outlook indicates warmer daytime highs and mild nights across the region.
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South Dakota
De Smet Jubilee Attracts Throng
Amusement seekers from Central South Dakota gathered in De Smet for the 47th Old Settlers Day. A morning parade, badge presentations at the courthouse, and street sports led to an afternoon baseball game between Lake Preston and De Smet. Cash prizes, tug of war, and the Lake Preston High School band framed a day of dances and variety acts.
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DE Smet
Luna
South Dakota
Ariyala
Lake Preston
North Highway 14
South Highway 14
Lake ‘Preston’ High School
Pew Snd
Arsenal
Did You Know 52 Years Ago in Huron Community
An emigrant party led by C B Arnold with family relatives passed through Huron and settled four miles south of Onida, forming the Pierce Settlement. Within two years a 19-family community had grown, with several families remaining in the area. The Evening Huronite offers 25 cents per accepted item and instructs contributors to collect at the office after publication.
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C. B. Arnold
Huron
Iinow
Blunt
Onida
Thia
Pierce
Coughlin Loses Springfield Speech Permit Appeal
Illinois Supreme Court rejected Rev. Charles E. Coughlin's bid to speak at Soldier Field Chicago in a case that keeps him from delivering a controversial address. The decision was issued amid ongoing debates over his public speaking rights and the permit process.
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Ree Coughlin
Springfield
Ill
June LO
Illinois Supreme Court
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Soldier Field
Chicago
Snell Urges Unity to Restore Government to People
Convention Hall Cleveland June 10 Representative Bertrand Snell appeals to Republicans to sink differences and unite to restore government to the people. He predicts victory in November and calls for cooperation of conservatives. He criticizes the New Deal as a grotesque failure and warns against empty promises and partisanship. He praises Republican heritage and pledges maximum social cooperation while preserving liberties.
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Cleveland
Bertrand Shell
New York
Re Publican
Democratic Party
America
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
House
Snel
Sons
Daughters of America
Eran
Congress
Snell
Bertrand H. Snell
Snell Addresses GOP Convention on Constitution and Taxes
Rep Bertrand H. Snell of New York speaks at Convention Hall Cleveland pledging a crusade to restore Constitution and liberties. He argues added taxes fund the New Deal power grab and calls for constitutional Democrats and Republicans in executive roles as relief rolls show over 20 million on relief after three years of planned economy.
Day Given Honor By Landon Group
CLEVELAND June 10 Charles M Day of Sioux Falls South Dakota was invited by the Landon forces to speak in support of Kansas governor Alf Landon for president at the Republican convention Day colleagues called the invitation an honor for the South Dakota delegation and reaffirmed their plan to cast all eight votes for Landon Day publisher of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes Landon’s budget balancing and other activities will be watched by South Dakotans Larson Sioux Falls may be elected national chairman of the junior Republicans at the meeting of its national committee following the convention
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Cleveland
Charles M. Day
Sioux Falls
S. D
Landon
Kansas
Day
South Dakota
The
Larson
South’ Dakota
Palmer K. Larson
Rep
Des Moines
London And Borah Forces Try To Halt Open Split
The Republican convention in session at Convention Hall adjourned with platform committees deadlocked and night sessions planned. Hoover expected to headline after numerous conferences between Landon and Borah allies amid vice claims and monetary and foreign policy disputes. Snell, as permanent chairman, urged a crusade against the New Deal while delegates debated representation and wage language as they awaited tonight’s speeches.
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Hoover
Snell
Herbert Hoover
Alc M. Landon
Kansas
Borah
Ywho
Bertrand Snell
New York
New
Desi
Tales Committee
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Westless
Lindon
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Lawrence DeVol
Lifer
Walter M. Hornstein
Percy Kenosha
Minnesota
Hornstein
William Lannenji
Loftus Ward
Ely
Geo. Pettigrew
Chamberlain and Tschetter
G.O.P. Keynoter
New Deal
Clevelain
Frederick Stelwer
Oregon
Stelwer
Nome
Victoria
Fairbanks
British Columbia
Madison, & D
Melvin J. Alfson
Alfson
Vermillion
Missouri River
George’ Iverson
Apartment of Agriculture
United Front
New Yorker
London
Edward J. Duffy
Associated Press
Alf M. Landon
Pennsylvania
John M. Hamilton
Platform Committee
Roosevelt
Lando
Topeka
Idaho
Boral
ST. Snell
Alf M. Landen
Lata Comarrow
Frederick Steiner
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
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