Robbery defendant sent to 15 year term in Beadle county case
John Rauscher 25 begins a 15 year sentence in Sioux Falls penitentiary for first degree robbery in Beadle county after a jury found him guilty in circuit court. The case stems from a July 29 daylight raid on the county treasurer’s office with accomplice W B Roberts. Rauscher escaped custody during transport, was recaptured near Moorhead, and has a prior Indiana burglary conviction.
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John
Jack) Rauscher
Sioux Falls
A. J. Larsen
Huron
Beadle County
Confine
Rauscher
Roberts
Hig
J. T. BicCullen
W. B
W. Wi. Howes
Court House
Howes
State Penitentiary
Bauscher
Will Allow Child To Enter America After Long Years
June 19 Chicago UP report tells of Elisabeth Coosenssova Spears whose citizenship qualifies their child for entry to the United States after years of separated lives. Fred Spears, a navy man, found a wounded woman in Vladivostok, married her, later with time in the Philippines, but the infant remained in China until now. The baby will soon be on the way to America as a citizen child of American parentage.
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America
Chicago
Fred Spears
Vladivostok
Philippines
Spears
China
Elisabeth Coosenssova Spears
Capital To Honor Byrd Men Friday
Washington will honor Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic party Friday with a White House reception, National Geographic gold medal, and ceremonies in Arlington National Cemetery. The contingent includes Byrd, his wife and son, other family, officials, and 42 expedition members plus 28 support staff. A New York arrival follows a 16 month voyage celebrated with a gala bay procession.
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Washington
South Pole
Richard Evelyn Byrd
National Capital
Hoover
National Geographic Society
Washington Auditorium
New York
Admiral Byrd
Richard Byrd, Jr
Eleanor Bolling Byrd
Byrd
Harry Flood
Virginia
Thoma
Antarctic
New Zealand
City of New York
Eleanor Bolling
White House
Willard Hotel
Secretary of the Navy
Arlington National Cemetery
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Floyd Bennett
N. Y
New-York
Richard E. Byrd
New York Harbor
Me. S. T
Manhattan
Matom
Riverside
Bay
Weather Forecast Slightly Cooler Tonight in Dakota
A cooler night is forecast for South Dakota with fair skies tonight. Friday is expected to be mostly fair and slightly cooler, as the pattern shifts and temperatures dip modestly across the region.
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South -Dakota
Senate Leaders Eye Adjournment Next Week Hopes
Washington report says Senate leaders push to adjourn next week after passing pensions and rivers harbors measures. Veterans bill expected first, with a vote possible tonight. Debate centers on water withdrawal for the Illinois waterway project and Boulder Canyon dam funding. District of Columbia appropriation and federal vs House agreement add to adjournment threats.
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Washington
Atlenti
Johnson
Commerce Committee
Great Lakes
House
Boulder Canyor
Colorado River
Arizona
District of Columbia
Next Year May Bring Higher Income Taxes
Washington officials flag potential tax rate increases as next fiscal year expenditures may exceed anticipated government revenue. A deficit threat looms by July 1 1931 with 1 percent tax cuts from 1925 expiring unless extended. Treasury and Hoover aides monitor the balance, awaiting fall decisions amid rising wartime pension and farm board costs.
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Washington
Treasury
Hoover
Farm Board
Capone Arrest Charge Reopened Seen in Miami Case
The Miami case reopens questions on a false arrest charge linked to public safety director D. McCreary. The Chicago racketeer Al Capone allegedly argued the point in court today during the Warren v. Newcomb proceedings, drawing attention to legal actions surrounding the matter.
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Capone
Miami
Pla
Ing
Scarface
al Capone
D. McCreary
Chicago
Ate
Court of Justice
Measure Of Success Credits Board Statement From Nebraskas Farm Board
Samuel MacKelvie tells Farmers Equity Union Elevator Association that the federal farm board achieved a measure of success by preventing 2 grain collapse. He notes the grain stabilization corporation once owned more wheat than Nebraska produced, implying higher prices than free market speculation would have caused.
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Mccook
Neb
Federal Farm Board
Samuel 2. MacKelvie
Farmers Equity Union Elevator Association
Cooperauite
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Nebraska
Star Bow Goes to Dallas for Rest in Texas Visit
Clara Bow, famed star, told AP she came to Dallas to escape Hollywood hush and fans. She said southern hospitality drew her to Texas and that many friends urged a quiet break on short notice. Bow dismissed reports of a $30,000 settlement and $150,000 alienation suit, noting her money is in a studio trust. Bow and secretary Daisy Devoe checked into a Dallas hotel under assumed names after arriving from Hollywood.
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Clara ‘Bow
Associated Press
Texas
Row
Hollywood
Bow
Miss Bow
Daisy Devoe
Hoeilywood
Morrow Campaign Spends $44,000 in Senate Race
Campaign records show expenditures by Dwight W. Morrow’s team reaching about 44,000 with Morrow contributing 15,000. Campaign manager Douglas Thomson reported total contributions near 363,503 through June 13, while Democratic nominee Alexander Simpson warned that Democrats face a well funded Republican effort headed by Morgan and associates.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Douglas ‘Thomson
Alexander Simpson
Morgan and Company
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
First National Bank Organized At Bison
Minneapolis June 19. Organization of the First National Bank of Bison SD will take over and consolidate the Bison State bank and the president and general manager. The new First National Bank of Bison will be the 11th South Dakota member of Stock group in consolidating.
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First’ National Bank
Bison Minneapolis
First National Bank of
Bison
First Bank Stock Corporation
First
National: Bank
Bis
Anltiat
Change In Ditch At Lake Byron To Be Decided Soon
State game and fish officials will decide whether to modify the diversion ditch that channels Foster creek water into Lake Byron. Beadle county residents are urged to attend a Saturday morning meeting in Huron to influence the decision, with local Waltonians promoting the project as a summer resort and sportsmen’s haven.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Foster Creek
Byron
P. Walsh
Huron
Izaak Walton League
Beadle County
Ma “Fohnsorka
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C. Hall
Harold Greggs
Virgil
Jtresta
Worrall
Cornelius Murphy
Iroquins
Lela Bowder
Marshall Townsend
Mitchell
Iron Man Alcock to purge Chicago gangs and crooked cops
CHICAGO June 19 P J Alcock acting police commissioner vowed a two edged drive to capture every gangster and gather evidence for indictments or the electric chair. He aims to purge the force of rackets and cited 30 percent corruption. The Lingle murder looms in gangster politics and police scandal as trials are sought with full cooperation.
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Alcock
Chicago
John H. Alcock
Thompson
Police
The
Herald and Examiner Today
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Furaf
Civil Service Commission
Alcocks
Crdoks
Kagas Anthony
Kissane
Lingle
Hil
Kissano
New Clue In Schroeder Mystery Emerges
Police in Indiana and Tennessee lean on two letters from Harold Herbert Schroeder to his wife and a rain coat worn by students as key leads in locating Schroeder and the charred car found near Indianapolis. Sheriff Winkler notes the wife’s statements about misplaced letters and hoped-for contact, while reports mention insurance totaling 54000 dollars.
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Asa
Harold Herbrt Schroeder
Schroeder
Hig Automobile
Indianapolis
Ind
Questoning
Mohkile
Ala
George L. Winkler
Marion County
Indiana
Nashville
Tenn
Aaa
Fia
Veterans relief measures laid aside in senate vote
Washington June 18 After a round of discussion the veterans relief measures was laid aside in the senate today with respects for final vote tomorrow. Several proposals to fix a definite roll for the roll all were rejected.
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Washington
Veterans Relief
Senate
Police Fail To Capture Maniac
NEW YORK June 19 A homicidal maniac with two victims ready to be killed again remained at large in Queens as police mobilized 2425 officers along with motorcycles ambulances and foot patrols. A letter to a newspaper taunted police and hinted at a third murder while descriptions of the two male companions who aided previous slayings were broadcast.
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New York
Rendy
Borough of
Queens
Hyt
Asl
City of Chicago Aloft After 186 Hours Endurance Flight
The City of Chicago continued its world endurance refueling attempt in June 1944 as Kenneth and John Hunter reported at 9 40 a m that their engine survived the eight day ordeal without issue.
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Chicago
Cioy
Kenneth
John Hunter
Sky Harbor
Aciels
Government to rest case in Grover horse theft trial
In Pierre on June 19 the government expected to rest its case late today or tomorrow in U S district court against Ralph Grover of Mobridge charged with larceny of horses on the Cheyenne Indian reservation. The prosecution nears its end after 75 witnesses testified since Monday, with at least two days remaining.
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Grover
Pierre
Ralph Grover
Mobridge
U. S
Three Men Pay Fines for Parking Over Time
Three more persons contributed one dollar each to city funds after parking too long. Names listed at police headquarters this morning are Kenneth Boog, H. L. Binckburn, and Roy Phelps.
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Kenneth Boog
H. L. Binckburn
Roy Phelps
Altitude Record Set By Seaplane Pilot Souces
A new seaplane world altitude record was announced today by Lieutenant Apollo Souces of the United States. A calibration trace on his barograph indicated an altitude of 39 140 feet, recorded last Friday in June.
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Washington
Apollo Souces
U. S
Attein
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