Police Brace For Communists Tomorrow In Chicago
Chicago police ordered to watch the unemployed demonstration for signs of tampering with public utilities and manholes amid fears communists may seek to cripple power. Alma Polkoff and five men arrested in raid on communist headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Stege
Alma Polkoff
New York
Union Square
Whalen
James J. Widlker
Samuel D'Arcy
W. 2. Foster
Trades Union Unity League
Federal Criminal Division
United States
Charles A. Tuttle
Reds
Moscow
Mrs Dunn Must Stand Trial For Eden Bank Robbery
Mrs Fred die Dunn also known as Mildred Dozier or Alice Martin must return to South Dakota to face first degree robbery charges for the Eden State bank holdup on November 6. Judge Wakefield denied habeas corpus. appeal filed. Dunn, 20, known as bandit queen, remains in county jail pending supreme court ruling. Arthur La Moureaux testified Dunn suspected at the scene. her husband is held on Leeds State bank robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Dunn
Sioux City
Mar
Freddie Dun
Mildred Dozier
Alice Martin
South Dakota
Eden State Bank
A. O. Wakefield
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Arthur la Moureaux
Marshall County
D. la Moureaux
Leo la Moureaux
Eden
Chicago
Leeds State Bank
JONNEBAHS COURT HOUSE RECORDS AUDITED AT COUNTY
Sioux Falls reports State Auditor William Dunn will audit all county court house records soon after A G Rist announced the plan. Officials sought investigation amid rumors of irregularities in three offices. Alvin Krouse, resident of Minneapolis, was sentenced to an indeterminate term beyond five years for third degree forgery.
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Jonnebahs Court House
Sioux Falls
Mar
A. G. Rist
Minnehaha County Board of Commissioners
William Dunn
Dunn
Risty
Alvin Krouse
Minneapolis
Ouse
Olen Lossov
Superior
Weather Chart Saves Ingenious Man From Fine
Evanston, Mar 5. J F Keeler used a weather chart almanac clipping and a sextant to prove the police were wrong over a night traffic stop. He showed sunset 5 44 p m and an ordinance requiring lights only after an hour past sunset. His ticket for parking without lights was dismissed as two minutes remained before lights were required.
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Evanston
Ill
J. F. Keeler
Keeler
Mtence
Sugar Duty Vote Nears In Senate
Washington March 5 An effort to raise the sugar tariff engages the senate in a renewed dispute over duty levels. Smoot leads a four hour debate on raising raw Cuban sugar to two cents a pound from 1.76 while opponents urge longer discussion. An 3 pm vote is anticipated amid procedural fights and charges of dickering.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Smoet
Finance Committee
Cuba
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Dickering
House
Watson
Indienz
Chaplin Plans Silent Film Company Worldwide Tour
Charles Chaplin announced plans to form the Charles Chaplin Picture Productions, Inc. to produce silent films with annual expenditures of 5 to 10 million dollars. He will star with four or five top players, declined to name them, and has discussed with John Gilbert. City Lights will be released in silent form, then a four month world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Hollywood
Charles Chaplin
John Gilbert
Hoover Signs Bridge Bills Involving Nebraska Montana
President Hoover signed several bills authorizing or extending time for bridge projects. The actions include extending the Missouri river bridge deadline at Decatur and near Niobrara Nebraska, and authorizing a Yellowstone River bridge at Sidney Montana for Richland County government.
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Hoover Washington
Hoover
Missouri River
Decatur
Nebraska
Missuri River
Niobrara
Montana
Richland County
Yellowstone
Sidney
Ash Wednesday Services At Gracz Episcopal Church
Two Ash Wednesday services will be held at Gracz Episcopal Church for Lent. Holy Communion at 7 o clock and Litany with Holy Communion at 9 30 o clock. Confirmation classes for children begin at 3 o clock tomorrow taught by Rev Wallace Bristor. Adults' classes start Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracz Episcopal Church
Wallace Bristor
Tragic Snow Drifts Kill Wessington Farm Woman
Mrs. Joe Wiggins, 26, died after a wheel on a car she helped push over a snow drift passed her neck. Driver Harry Grandberg reversed to free the vehicle. Miss Gertrude Smith and Lorraine Wiggins, 10, were present. Funeral plans pending.
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Joe Wiggins
Wessington
Here
Wiggins
Hand County
Harry Grandberg
Grandberg
Lorraine Wiggins
One Act Plays at Huron College March 10
Huron college to stage three one act plays The Neighbors The Flattering Word and The Wonder Hat next Monday evening March 10 staged by drama class under Clyde Heckach with students Ruth Wallach Doroth y Titt Ezra Williams William Williamson Inez Melva Jones Mis El mira Moran Leone Chenoweth Mis Trot Edith Sutton Mis Carry Ellsworth Charlotte Adron and more Set pieces include Rev Ridley Mrs Rigley and Harlequin characters in a humorous satirical program featuring a rural piece a stage satire and a magical farce by Ben Hecht Kenneth Sawyer Good man George Kelley and Zona Gale with Ethelynergman Frances Estee Helen Pasek and others assisting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Gale
George Kelley
Ben Hecht
Kenneth Sawyer-Goodman
Clyde Heckach
Huron College
Miss Gele
Grandma
Ruth Wallach
Columbine
Hazelquin
Pierrot
Don Harlequin
Ralph Nohlgren
Punchinello
Danforth Williamson
Elizabeth Gibbs
Margot
Alma Farrell
Mr. Heckart
Ethelynergman
Frances Estee
Helen Pasek
Operetta Toreadors set for High School Glee Clubs
The high school glee clubs present The Toreadors a two act operetta with Spanish costumes and dancers. Walter Frost plays Senor Didorio who desires bullfighters, while Louise Buchanan and Winifred Depp lead as Benita and Juanita. Kenneth Lytle Bert Orcutt portray the suitors with Swatteo and Whackes as beggars. Music by the high school orchestra directed by Darlington Hendrickson. Tickets shown for March 14 in the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Didorio
Walter Frost
Louise Buchanan
Miss Buchanan
Winifred Depp
Benita
Juanita
Kenneth Lytle
Bert Orcutt
Juan
Pablo
Swateo
Whackes
Otis M. Carrington
Ida L. Iverson
Huron
College
Canada considers dry law aid bill in Commons
Ottawa March 5 A bill to refuse clearances to vessels carrying liquor to the United States was before the house of commons today Sponsored by Premier W L Mackenzie King the measure would also bar release of intoxicating liquors by distilleries breweries or bonded houses for export to the United States The premier said the bill authorizes officials to refuse clearance when such release would facilitate bringing liquor into a country where importation is forbidden by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
United States
House of Commons
W. L. Mackenzie King
Weather Huron and South Dakota Outlook
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight. Thursday brings unsettled conditions with a chance of rain or snow. In South Dakota increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with unsettled Thursday. possible rain or snow and colder in extreme west portions.
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Huron
South Dakota
West Porta
Use Dole In Construction Work
Secretary of Labor Davis proposed channeling 50 million dollars into public building projects to aid the unemployed rather than a dole. He called Brookhart’s 50 million plan well intended but not a substitute for honest work, noting the Red Cross distribution idea would still leave many without steady jobs.
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Washington
Mar
Davis
Brookhart
Iowa
Davis Sadia
Salares
Red Cross
Uny
Kimball and Smith to Run for Mayor
Kansas City voters will see George E. Kimball Republican and Bryce B. Smith Democrat face off for mayor in March 25 election after primary returns. Kimball led with 26,434 votes to Barnett 17,256. Smith tallied 63,192 as he ran unopposed on the Democratic side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mar
George E. Kimball
Bryce B. Smith
Kimball
Raymond G. Barnett
Barnett
Smith
Re- Souhnean Hartltate Pamhinad
Beggar Turns Out To Be Ex Husband Behind In His Pay
Detroit March 5 A former husband, Lawrence Protsczynski, who owed $15 weekly in alimony, resurfaced as a door to door beggar. He was confronted by his ex-wife in Detroit at 17459 Dwyer Street and ordered away by the judge after the scuffle.
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Detroit
Lawrence Protsczynski
Dwyer Street
Potsceynski
Lawrence
Patsezynski
Patsczynski
Boyne
Mr. Potseynski
Starring Elected Conference Head Huron Man Honored
George A. Starling of Huron, secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association, was elected president of the Central States Conference, an organization of bank association officials from 14 states. The 1931 convention was awarded to Minneapolis, with South Dakota's invitation deferred in favor of Minnesota’s bid from the prior year.
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Bank Association
George A. Starring
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
Central States Conference
Tulsa
Minneapolis
South Dakotas
Starling
Minnesota
Crawford of Huron argues faster bank guaranty payments
Pierre March 4. Doe J Crawford of Huron filed a reply brief in the South Dakota bank guaranty case arguing that the guaranty law allows assessments up to the average daily deposits of member banks rather than the minimum. He says this would let all deposits be redeemed and paid in less than 20 years without undue burden on banks. Attorney General M G Sharpe represents the state and has waived his reply. The case is set for oral argument Thursday.
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Pierre
Mar
Doe J. Crawford
Huron
Bank de
M. G. Sharpe
Young Folks Attend Revival At First M E Church
The Good Fellowship Sunday school class led by Prof. O D Dunbar attends the revival at First M E Church tonight. A revival committee luncheon for young people is planned with Rev F E Lochridge and Rex Moon. The chorus choir and new songs are prepared for the service, with Moon directing music. The evangelist preaches on Last Pain from the first Psalm, classifying the ungodly and the wicked and noting the Psalm’s scale of depravity.
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Good Fellowship
O. D. Dunbar
M. E
F. E. Lochridge
Rex Moon
Terre Haute
Ind
Moon
F. E. Loch
Ridge
God
Tardieu Faces Confidence Vote And Return To London
Paris report says Andre Tardieu’s new French ministry seeks a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies with a majority of 30 to 40. If granted, the Premier plans to rejoin the five power naval conference in London to resume negotiations on naval limitations, Young Plan ratification, and the budget. Observers note the vote would mainly authorize continued efforts until the conference ends. In London, Stimson defied orders to remain two days, summoning an immediate U.S. Naval Conference meeting amid tensions over submarine and ship reports and French opposition to discussion without Paris. Ambassador Gibson clashed with U.S. and allied delegates over the submarine and special ship reports, while Stimson pressed ahead on other issues despite a cold.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
London
Camille Chautemps
Chamber
Mar
Stimson
MacDonald
Wakatsuki
Dino Grandi
Ambassador de Fleurian
France
Gibson
Ambassador -Gibson
Larry Stimson
Stanmore
Manila Strike Spreads in Philippine School War
Manila reports a widening student strike with about ten thousand already out and more joining. Non-striking students stay away amid threats and some attacked. Weapons seized by police to avert bloodshed as governors weigh action and strikers demand removal of Albert Bewley and a principal, tied to expulsion protests against a U.S. teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Mar
Dwight F. Davis
Alejandro Albert
Luther B. Bewley
Albert Bewley
Nianig North High School
North High School
Mabel Brummitt
House Passes Dakota Homestead Measure
The Williamson bill to restore vacant lands on the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian reservations in North and South Dakota would allow homestead entry for five years from March 1, 1930. The House passed the measure today and sent it to the Senate.
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House
Dakota
Washington
Mar
Williamson
Cheyenne River
North
South Dakota
Senate
Charles Marian -Russéll
Montana
Beadle County Banks Back Dairy 4-H Calf Loans
County agent RK A Cave reported Beadle banks will finance dairy calf purchases for 4-H clubs on three year terms at 7 percent with flexible repayment. Members pay five percent into an indemnity fund to cover calf losses, and calf clubs expanded from 18 to 142 members from 1928 to 1929 as South Dakota dairy aims rise.
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Beadle County
RK. A. Cave
Cave
South Dakota
Union
Fowest
Wisconsin
Dairy Club
Jay
Harry Salisbury
Kiwanis Club
Day
Guernsey
Dairy Call Club
Requisition sought to move De Lave from Minneapolis
Deputy Sheriff J. B. Reilly of Codington County asked the Minnesota authorities for requisition papers to transfer P. C. De Lave from Minneapolis to Watertown. Governor Bulow indicated the requisition would be granted. De Lave is wanted for aute.
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Pierre
S. D
P. C. de Lave
Minneapolis
Watertown
J. &. Reilly
Codington County
Bulow
de Lave
Aute
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Berlin
Leipsig
Reichswehr
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Crawford of Huron
Leess
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