Henry Schwartz of Redfield Dies at 58
Henry G. Schwartz a 58 year old Redfield merchant died at his home after a long illness. A Wisconsin native who moved to Redfield about 20 years ago he built the Redfield Mercantile later Schwartz Company. He served as president of the South Dakota Retail Merchants Association and was a Redfield Chamber of Commerce director. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 from the Methodist church with Rev. R. C. Keagy. burial in Redfield cemetery. Survived by widow Eva two daughters Evangeline and Barbara and several brothers and sisters.
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Redfield
Mar
Henry G. Schwartz
Schwartz
Wisconsin
Redfield Mercantile
Schwartz Company
Retail Merchants Association of
South Dakota
Huron
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eva Schwartz
Evangeline and
Barbara
Two Huron Men Apprehended in Oklahoma City
Clarence Mitchell and Ira Biggerstaff of Huron, who escaped from Spink county jail last November 11 after wrecking a stolen car, were arrested in Oklahoma City and will be returned to face Dyer Act charges in federal court. Henry Lee of Huron was also mentioned in the case.
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Huron
Redfield
Clarence Mitchell
Ira Biggerstaff
Spink County
Oklahoma City
Okla
Zecis
Henry Lee
Mitchell
Biggersta
Redsfield
Aberdean
Bigserstat
Aged Woman Hanson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Hanssen Hanson, 81, died at noon in Redfield after a long illness. She broke her hip three weeks ago and was hospitalized. Survived by a son and a daughter. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM at Coleman's undertaking parlors with Rev. Wiedenhoefer officiating.
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Redfield
Mar
Hanssen Hanson
South Dakota Receives $50,000 Relief Funds
Pierre March 8. Governor Berry was notified by federal relief officials that a $50,000 allotment has been made to South Dakota to meet reef obligations incurred in February. Funds will cover sustenance for humans and livestock in need.
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Pierre
Mar
Berry
South Dakota
City Briefs Show Huron Ties And Local Happenings
Mrs Charlotte Crill of Mobridge formerly of Huron returned home after a several day visit with Mr and Mrs D G Medbery. A seven pound son was born to Mr and Mrs J W Keller of Huron at a local hospital. Miss Shirlee Sutter attended a shower in Hitchcock for two recent brides. Mrs H K Webster visiting from Utah and California returned early week. Mark Spang and wife of Waseca Minnesota attended a funeral in Huron. A 4 Chamberlain, Huron attorney, was in Miller on business. Mrs Charles Spain of Pierre visited the Dunn home for a few days.
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Charlotte Crill
Mobridge
Huron
D. G. Medbery
J. W. Keller
Shirlee Sutter
Hitchcock 'Uday
Harpig Smith
George E. Morarity
Broadland
H. K. Webster
M. Dunn
Utah
California
Mark Spang
Waseca
Minn
Walsh
Chamberlain
Miller
Charles Spain
Pierre
W. M. Dunn
Dr Wynekoop Still Claims To Be Innocent
Chicago report notes 68 year old Dr Alice Wynekoop, serving 25 years for the murder of Rheta Wynekoop, reading Psalms for comfort after a jury found her guilty. She again proclaims innocence as lawyers prepare grounds for a new trial.
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Wynekoop
Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Market Control Bill Is Altered in Senate Draft
A revised version of the Fletcher Rayburn bill to regulate stock markets nears completion by Senate Banking Committee experts. House hearings end tomorrow, with details secret yet promises of tighter exchange controls while avoiding full FTC domination. Roosevelt’s stance remains noncommittal, and debate centers on who should administer the law.
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Washington
Mar
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
House
Tomorow
White House
Pla
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Fletcher
Special Commission
Benedict resigns as surplus foods chief in state relief
Pierre March 8 R R Benedict director of surplus food distribution for the state relief administration announces resignation effective March 15. He will be succeeded by J M Heggardt of Sioux Falls. Benedict says he is returning to Sioux Falls to enter private business.
Requests Approval Of Tariff Measure
Secretary Hull urged the House Ways and Means Committee to vote quick approval of the administration reciprocal tariff measure. Reading from a manuscript he said the bill would authorize the president to enter reciprocal trade deals to meet an economic condition facing 120,000,000 people and restore foreign trade. He added there is no time for partisan differences and that reciprocal arrangements would improve trade conditions.
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Washington, Mar
Hull
House
Ways and Means
Mrs. Ross Resigns As Committeewoman
Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross director of the mint resigns as a Wyoming committeewoman to avoid any appearance of conflicting interests between public service and party ties. The move follows Arthur Mullen's retirement as Nebraska committeeman a day earlier.
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Ross
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Nellie Tayloe ‘Ross
The
Mint
Wyoming
Arthur Mullen
Omaha
Nebraska
Drum Up Votes On Bonus Pay Passage
Advocates of the soldiers bonus bill work on Capitol Hill to drum up votes for passage as veterans await a vote Monday on discharging the Ways and Means Committee to bring the bill to immediate House action.
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Washington, Mar
Capitol
House Ways and Means Committee
Opponents of Langer Name State and Federal Candidates
Nonpartisan league members opposed to Gov. William Langer held their own convention in Jamestown to endorse candidates for state and congressional offices ahead of the coming campaign. Delegates had attended the regular Valley City league convention but walked out in repudiation after Langer was removed as federal relief administrator by Secretary Ickes over alleged asks for CWA worker contributions to the league paper.
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J Langer
Jamestown
Nonpartisan League
William. Langer
Valley City
Gov. Langer
North Dakota
Ickes
CWA
League
Brumwell Wins County Lumber Bid for Bridge Plank
Brumwell was the successful bidder of two carloads of Beadle County bridge plank. County commissioners opened bids with Brumwell offering 28.74 per thousand for 16 foot plank and 23.99 per thousand for 18 foot plank. Also approved release of 20.38 acres of river bottom land leased from Mrs Schneerer for a county garden.
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Flor. Brumwell
Beadle County
Brumwell
B. Schneerer
County Actions Include Tax Settlement and Land Lease
Deadwood for 10 dollars due next September. Lumber from wrecked buildings on Lot 4 Block 1 Wessington sold for 331.86 to settle back taxes and interest. Auditor Fuller to draw warrant for county treasurer. Broadland township quarter section leased to M I Kinney for one third of the crop. Place described as SEM of 18-112-63. Commissioners conducted an inspection tour of county owned farms this afternoon.
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Wessington
A. M. Fuller
Broadland Township
M. I. Kinney
Broadland
Recovering Inmate Masteth Held After Pine Ridge Slaying
Daniel Masteth, 20, an Indian suspect in the slaying of George Chief Eagle at Pine Ridge, improved after attempting suicide by knife and hanging in his cell. He has been moved back to his cell, with infection unlikely, and may be transported to Hot Springs for a hearing this weekend.
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Pine Ridge
Mar
Daniel Masteth
George Chief Eagle
Hot Springs
Masteth
Prisoner Injures Self Then Dies Amid Crisis Report
A prisoner wounded himself with a sharp object above the heart in a jail cell and died during a personal crisis after being belt-hung in a corner. He was cut down and taken to hospital for treatment. Masteth signed a confession of a serious incident involving Chief Eagle, per police report.
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Masteth Hes
Eagle
Carter's Little Liver Pills Claim Men Are Won Back
An old fashioned advertorial promises Carter's Little Liver Pills restore charm and appeal by cleansing the bowels. The copy warns against laxatives and brand names, boasting mild vegetable extracts and urging readers to ask for Carter's by name at drug stores.
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Toine Carter
Carter
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