Spain's Premier Quells Rising Republican Threat
Madrid reports General Berenguer moved quickly to shield the monarchy from Sanchez Guerra's republican challenge. Martial law preparations, guards around the royal palace, and university security were ordered as protests spread to Barcelona. Censorship tightened to curb anti-government broadcasts and elections were postponed indefinitely.
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Madrid
Damitaso Berenguer
Jose Antonio Sanchez Guerra
Spain
Berenguer
Primo de Rivera
Furth
Berenguers
Royal Palace
University
Sanchez Guerra
West River Farm Institute meet draws 1000 in Belle Fourche
Rapid City March 1 The West River Farm Development Institute wrapped a four day agricultural meet with a final program in Belle Fourche attended by more than 1,000. The institute party traveled by special train from Rapid City after completing three days in town. A USDA marketing specialist led livestock grade demonstrations while Newell extension club leaders hosted a women's program. A Belle Fourche chamber barbecue followed. Addresses by H W Beyers of the Chicago and North Western and Alex C Johnson highlighted optimistic South Dakota industry prospects.
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Belle Fourche
Rapid City
West River Farm Development Institute
Institute
Helle Fourche
A. K. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Newell Extension Club
Ion
Bomb Ends Night Club In Chicago
A bomb exploded beside the alley at a transformed undertaker’s barn housing a Chicago night club, killing and wounding fashionably dressed patrons. The blast damaged a post office sub station, wrecked part of the building, and toppled the ornate aquarium. Police link the attack to gang pressure on club proprietor Albin, who allegedly refused gang orders over liquor privileges.
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Chicago
Algiers
Heart of Smart
Undertaker's Barn
Mulligan
Albin
Polics
Unidentified Woman Struck By Falling Fixture
A young woman, hustled away by companions, was struck in the face when a ceiling fixture fell. Investigators are reviewing how the accident occurred and whether any negligence was involved.
John Deere Day Draws Hundreds of Farmers in South Dakota
Nearly 259 farmers from Central South Dakota attended the John Deere day event at the new Deere & Webber building amid poor weather. A tractor school led by Minneapolis experts explained machines, with one tractor torn down for demonstration. C. Carlson, T. E. Gage, and Alvin Anderson of Deere & Webber assisted.
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South Dakota
John Deere
C. &. Carlson
T. E. Gage
Alvin Anderson
Twenty Initiated In Huron VFW Post
Twenty new members were invited as the Forrest M post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars closed its charter last night at the Knights of Pythias hall. Weather kept several applicants away, so the special membership rate remains open until March 25. Charter members listed include Walter Bachman, Leo Temmey, Tilliso Weed, K. W. Buchholz, and many others.
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Forrest M Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Knights of Pythias
The
Post
Walter J. Bachman
Leo, A. Temmey
Tilliso J. Weed
Joel L. Baum
John A. Buckley
Paul Harding
Doran Hines
Roy Lindsey
S. J. Chenoweth
Chester N. White
Romeo J. Paulin
Joseph Yeaman
C. C. Gascnigne
Jesse W. Garouth
Fred Rosecranse
Harley Smith
Alfred A. Roberts
W. D. Northern
Roscoe L. Bagby
Simon L. Rho
Mail Car Bandits Escape From Leavenworth Prison
Thomas Holden and Francis L. Keating, each serving 25 year terms for a Grand Trunk mail car robbery, escaped Leavenworth using forged passes and pasted photos. They fled yesterday morning and remained at large, with authorities investigating how the fake credentials were obtained.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Mar
Thomas Holden
Francis L. Keating
Grand Trunk Railroad
Evergreen Pats
Federal
Targe
Holden
Keating
Regiar
Thomas B. White
Bolden
Chicago
United District Court
Bank Guaranty Case Hearing Set For March 6
The South Dakota Supreme Court set March 6 at 9 a m as the tentative date for oral arguments in the bank guaranty case. The move followed waiving the right to file a reply brief by the Attorney General and other plaintiffs seeking a writ of mandamus to compel distribution of money in the state bank guaranty fund and assessments against operating banks. Both sides have filed briefs with the court.
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Pierre
State Supreme Court
South Dakota
Bank Guaranty
M. Q. Sharpe
Guaranty Fund
Bank Guaranty Fund
Damus
Child Dies From Burns After Gasoline Fire Explosion
Sioux Falls reports the death of 14 year old Wanetta Williams from burns suffered when her clothing ignited while pouring gasoline on a fire. She attempted to douse the flames with water then fled to a neighbor’s home where the fire was smothered. The obituary notes a mistaken line about birth weight.
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Sioux Falls
Wanetta Williams
Neighborhood News Roundup From the Weekend
Dr. Sigler sought treatment in Rapid Springs Sunday night. Andrew Prohaska and children visited Mrs. Prohaska in Huron after days in hospital she is improving. Rob ert Fieldsend’s newborn sonRobert Wesley born February 14 at Sammons hospital. A fire in the storeroom of F E Burnham house caused by live wires caused very little damage Monday. The first movietone pictures were shown here Saturday night. Dr. Jenkins from the Sioux Falls district preached at M E church Sunday. Fred Murphy and family moved from Bramhall to town to run a feed store. A carnival at the high school Friday netted 5267. F E Burnham made a business trip to Watertown Tuesday. Mr Farr from Hot Springs will stay a few weeks at Roe home. Clarence Johnson and wife welcomed a son at Jones hospital. Several students absent due to a light measles outbreak. A soaking rain Monday cooled to cold weather. H O Harris opened a new store here Saturday ready for customers.
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Sigler
Met Springs
Andrew Prohaska
Huron
Jenkins
Sioux Falls
M. EB
Fred Murphy
Bramhall
Murphy
F. E. Burnham
Watertown
Farr
Hot Springs
S. Roe
Clarence Johnson
Jones Hospital
H. Harris
Groton Residents Note Visits and Social Events
Groton Mes. John E Nelson travels Thursday to Ruleton Kansas to visit relatives for some time. Mrs Nelson plans to travel to Boulder Colorado later this season to wake her home. Miss Alice Nord of Groton schools weekend visit to her parents in Minneapolis. Twentieth Century and Meritu clubs held a joint dance at the Rose Room last Friday. Frank Jian and daughter Catherine spent the weekend with relatives in Glencoe and Minneapolis returning Monday. Mr and Mrs H Simonson hosted a birthday party for their son Oliver in this city last Saturday evening. Gilbert and Emil Erdman returned from a trip to Minneapolis. Doris Schornack ten year old schoolgirl injured in a period bus accident is recovering and may be moved from hospital.
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Groton Mes
John E. Nelson
Ruleton
Kans
Nelson
Boulder
Colo
Alice Nord
Groton
Minneapolis
Meritu
Rose Room
Frank Jian
Catherine
Glencoe
Dinner bridge events mark St Patrick day at Aberdeen homes
Mrs G A Heckel and Mrs Geo Bumann hosted a dinner bridge at the Heckel home last Friday. Miss Emma Erdman hosted a dinner bridge last Tuesday. Tables were decorated in two shades of green with St Patrick day favors. Three tables played and high honors went to Mrs Jensie Hill with consolation to Mrs S Andrews.
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G. A Heckel
Geo. Baumann
Aberdeen
Heckel
Emma Erdman
Jensie Hill
5. Andrews
Williamson and Elwell families in Huron weekend visit
Wolsey residents Miss Jessie Williamson hosted the Chatter Lew club with a 6 o'clock waffle supper at Mrs. Jensen's home. Missionary society met at Mrs. W. B. Fry's home with multiple hostesses helping. Several locals made trips for business or family reasons, including visits to Mitchell, Pierre, Hawarden, and Highmore. Mary Jane Seeley returned to school after illness.
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Jessie
Carlton Williamson
Madelaine Elyell
Huron
Mesdames Jensen
Bonnes
W. O. Newton
Robert
Conrad
Mitchell
Newton
Missionary Reading Circle
Verne Cotten
William Duesier
Bard
T. R. Hulbert
Duesler
Local social notices from Milbank and area
Yale Anna Belle Marsh of Milbank is spending a short vacation here. Miss Stiner spent the weekend at her parents in Wessington. Mrs E B Davis was removed to the Huron Clinic Sunday. Mrs Davis accompanied his wife. Mr and Mrs James Smith entertained at cards on a farewell courtesy for Mr and Mrs A Goethel. A dinner will be served at St Wil-
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Yale
Anna Belle Marsh
Milbank
Miss Stiner
Wessington
B. Davis
Huron Clinic
Ikons sll Sunday and local moves report
On Sunday March 2 Ikon sll events note J W Hofer and family moved their household goods to a farm northwest of here Len Feike moved onto the farm recently vacated by the Paul Harning family The Intermediate Sunday school class drove to Hancroft Sunday evening yielding two musical numbers Mr and Mrs Bogd and family stayed in Watertown over the weekend Foresters held their monthly meeting Tuesday night William Walsh spent Tuesday in Watertown Wess Barrett has returned from Reshester Minn J E O Keefe was called to Minnesota Wednesday by his father’s illness Helen Gaspar of Iroquois visited the F W Walsh home last weekend.
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Ikon
J. W. Hofer
Len Feike
Paul Harning
Hancroft
Minn
J. E. O'Keefe
Minnesota
Helen Gaspar
Iroquois
F. W. Walsh
Mandan Bank Joins Northwest Bancorporation
The First National Bank of Mandan, the oldest in western North Dakota, joins Northwest Bancorporation. Mandan shows capital of 120,000 and deposits of 2,623,000, expanding affiliate banks to seven with total resources around 480,000,000.
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Mandan Bank
First National Bank of
Mandan
North Dakota
Northwest Bancorporation
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