First Grain Shipment Heads to South Dakota Relief
Omaha dispatch reports the first consignment of 5,000,000 bushels of government wheat is en route to South Dakota drought areas. Fourteen cars left under Red Cross supervision for seven towns with arrivals set for Mitchell Yankton and Rapid City, aiding livestock feed and flour production.
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Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
Red Cross
Tittchell
Yankton
Rapid City
Hoover
Ford Riot Probe: Four Released as Grand Jury Opens
In Detroit on March 10 four of the 4 percent arrested in the Ford riot case were released by the prosecutor after giving no statements to assistants. They were served subpoenas to appear before the county grand jury next Monday, which will begin riot investigations. The released men named are Fart Most, Daniel Grey, Petet Topek, and Bert Miller. Investigators say they appeared to know more about the riot than others. An autopsy was performed yesterday on the bodies of the three men or one youth killed by gunfire during the riot.
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ANL
Connege
Ford Motor
Bert Miller
Otharr
Easton
Hart
Hecla
Pickus
Browney
Hepperle
Frederick
Warner
Nahan
Paul S. Egbert
Egbert
Cas
Weather notes for Huron and South Dakota regions
Fragmented forecast mentions cold tonight and Friday with increasing cloudiness in Huron. South Dakota forecast notes a warm night followed by a cooler Friday afternoon in extreme west portions. Delivery notice appears jumbled with extraneous text and references to Evening Hureaue and Western Union.
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Huron
South Dakota
Seeview
Peema Western Union
Mathematical Girl Asked About Ten Times Zero Puzzle
A Nebraska schoolgirl asked the state public instruction department what becomes of ten dollars times zero. Deputy Supt H L Cush ing offered two replies: keep the money, or explain that ten cannot be multiplied by zero since zero is not a real multiplier.
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Lincoln
Neb
Frigid March Break Bares Subzero Streak Ends Soon
Frigid March weather breaks as Huron forecasts warming tomorrow after six consecutive subzero days. Forecaster Blystone predicts temperatures rising from near zero tonight to the twenties by tomorrow afternoon while main roads reopen and travel returns to normal. Subzero readings for the period averaged near zero, with moisture and river levels noted, and March records cited from 1897 and current data.
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Huron
M. E. Blystone
McKay Rites To Be Held Here Friday
Funeral services for Ten Scrayy wart Died yesterday morning at a Huron hospital following an operatig,a Sorgan grenous appendix, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Presbyterian church, the Mev. Hubert Keielle officiating. A Mesonic service will be held at the church end at the grave in Riverside cemetery. Banks of the city will close at 2 o'clock as a tribute to Mr. McKay, who was a director of the Wational Bank of Huron. A request was made by the Chamber of Commerce that shades be pulled down in all stores of the city between 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. in honor of the retired rail road man and former mayor of the city. Mr. McKay lived in Huron for nearly 30 years. At the time of his retirement, 10 years ago, he was the oldest locomo tive engineer on the Dakota division of the North Western railroad.
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Huron
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Keielle
Riverside Cemetery
McKay
Wational Bank of
Chamber of Commerce
Dakota Division
North Western Railroad
Income Tax Office Opens in Huron With Revenues Agent
Revenue agent A Alberg has arrived to assist residents of the Aberdeen area with filing income tax returns. He is stationed on the second floor of the post office building and will hold office hours daily from 3 to 12 and 1 to 5. The filing deadline is March 15.
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Huron
Alberg
Aberdeen Revenue Office
Dan Wagner to Return Soon After Illness
Commissioner of streets and public property Dan Wagner said he expects to be recovered enough to attend the weekly city commissioners meeting next Tuesday. He added he is feeling better and plans to be on the job shortly.
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Dan Wagner
Don Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Nippon ready to talk peace on League basis
Japanese Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu informed Chinese authorities that civil and military officials are prepared to negotiate a peace under the League of Nations framework adopted March 4. He urged a definite ceasefire and withdrawal of troops, noting anxiety on the front and stressing urgency. Officials cite 332 killed and 2,072 wounded since Jan 28 through Mar 5.
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Morris J. Harris
Shanghai
Mamoru Shigemitsu
League of Nations Assembly
McArthur Pleads For More Donations To Relief Fund
Northwestern Public Service official Glenne Macarthur urged more gifts for the Mayors Feed Relief fund during a noon radio appeal on KGDY. Red Cross officials announced upcoming talks and reported the fund total at 222,780, with new donations including a 23 dollar gift from Wolsey and a 2500 dollar piano from Wolsey schools.
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Glenne FR. Macarthur
Northwestern Public Service Company
American Red Cross Relief Organization
Mitchell
Mayors Feed Relief Fund
KGDY
Mr. McArthur
George C. Hunt
Beadie County
Red Cross
Strationw Kgdy
Wm. H. Olsen
T. H. Joeckel
Lory Gannaway
Catalpa
The
Royal Neighbors
Wolsey
Wolsey Schools
Scott Outlines Seed Loan Handling for Tenants
Millard Scott assistant director of the South Dakota Rural Credits department outlined plans for federal seed loan applications by tenants on farm land under Rural Credits. Field men will sign waivers of the state's lien and tenants should contact district field men rather than the state department. Regulations allow up to $3 an acre for ordinary crops to a $400 limit, but $1 an acre is deemed sufficient in most cases with waivers issued for minimum needs. Seed loans were made available after recent regulatory changes.
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Scott
Pierre
South Dakota Rural Credits Department
Millard Scott
Rural Credits
State Department
Keck To Speak At Lenten Service Tonight
State superintendent W Keck of the Congregational Conference will address the fourth Lenten service at the local Congregational church on Bearing the Cross of Jesus. M E Blystone will sing as services begin at 7 30 p m and run for one hour.
Judge Decides Alibi Is Worth Five Bucks
In Evanston Illinois Police Magistrate Harry H Porter fined all parties five dollars and costs after accepting a traffic alibi tale. James Kamen claimed ignorance of the speed limit while Harry Frizart said he attempted to catch up to warn him. The magistrate remarked he had not heard that story before as he issued the fines.
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Evanston
Ill
Harry H. Porter
Costa
James Kamen
Harry Frizart
Kamen
Cutting Of Loan Power Is Flayed
Minneaplis March meeting sees James C. Stone warn that loss of the federal Farm Board loaning power would harm farm credit and trigger price declines. He cites emergency measures, revolving fund loans to dairymen and Lakes Creameries, and the board’s role in stabilizing credit amid deflated agricultural prices.
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Farm Board
Minneapolis
Federal Farm Board
James C. Stone
Northwest
Land of Lakes
Farm’ Board
Huron Armour Plant Earns Safety Pennant for February
The Huron Armour packing plant earned a safety pennant for February for operating without a lost time accident. Manager A B Danielson was informed by T G Lee, president of Armour Company. The award, presented by the Institute of American Meat Packers, noted the plant as one of the few nationwide to achieve this during the month.
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Huron Armour Packing Plant
A. B. Danielson
T. G. Lee
Armour Company
Institute of American Meat Packers
Huron
Armour Oyster
Boeri Declared Innocent in Bomb Plot Investigation
Federal authorities announced that Colombo Boeri alias Botis had nothing to do with a nation wide bomb plot targeting fascists in America and Italian government officials. Two post office clerks and a dynamite expert were killed in Easton Pennsylvania in December. Boeri was arrested Tuesday and likely faces detention actions while held on a $140,990 bond.
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Chicago
Colombo Boeri
Botis
America
Easton
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Act of Labor
Pickus Fate Deliberated As Aberdeen Case Proceeds
Webster March 10 A jury continues deliberations in the Herman Pickus case, Aberdeen contractor charged with obtaining money under false pretenses from six county bridges. Paul S. Egbert, former Brown County engineer, faces a similar trial. Judge McNenny rules counts four and five out but allows others to stand, with verdicts per count. Knighthood sports note follows junior boxing results in Jamestown with Aberdeen boxers losing.
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Herman Pickus
Aberdeen
Paul S. Egbert
Brown County
Pickus
Egbert
McNenny
James McNenny
Ferney North
Ferney South
Lindbergh Baby Abduction Sparks Public Hope and Claims
Hope grows as Governor Moore asserts the Lindbergh infant will come back alive and safe. A New York Daily News report cites an unimpeachable source close to Col. Lindbergh’s family claiming contact with abductors and nearing release negotiations. Rosner, tied to underworld contacts, is said to direct talks from a Lindbergh estate wing, while state police deny knowledge of any such progress. Betty Gow remains under consideration. handwriting checks show no match with pestcard notes. Mrs Lindbergh and Col. Lindbergh maintain cautious routines at the estate as investigators pursue organized-crime leads. The House passes a measure amid nationwide outrage over the crime.
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N. J
Hot
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Moore
New Jersey
New York Daily News
Col. Lindbergh
Morris Rosner
Rosner
Salvi Spitale
Irving Bitz
Gang
Angrea Anfo
Lindbergs
News
Rasner
Gay Romer
Col
Henry S. Breckenridge
Scutland Mountain
Daily News
New York City
Associated Press
Col Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Miss Gow
Lindbergh Estate
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Anne Lindbergh Feels Anxious Over Baby's Absence
Anne Morrow Lindbergh has been literally worried sick by the continued absence of her baby at Hopewell New Jersey. She spent most of yesterday in her room with her mother Mrs Dwight Morrow coming down only for lunch. Colonel Lindbergh spent the day at the White House on Sourland Mountain reading mail and dining with troopers and detectives.
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Hopewell, N. 5
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
White House
Sourland Mountain
Lindbergh Kidnap Bill Could Pay Heavy Penalties
A senate approved bill seeks penalties up to 5000 dollars and 20 years for sending kidnapping ransom messages by mail though approval remains needed. Hopewell reports the fire department awaits word on the Lindbergh baby as a rescue is anticipated and a relief flight is planned.
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Lirslbergh
Frigh
Marth
Hopewell
Lindbergh Here
Women Voters Board Meet Arrives in Huron South Dakota Leaders Gather for Mid Winter Session
State League of Women Voters officers and delegates travel to Huron for a two day mid winter board meeting hosted by Mos. E W Feige. Mrs J R Parkes national region secretary attends as the out of state official. Local hosts include Mrs H A Hartwich and several Huron members.
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South Dakota League of Women Voters
Huron
League
Mos
E W. Feige
H. A. Hartwich
Feige
J.R. Parkes
National League of Women Voters
J E. Robinson
Wessington Springs
W. R. Bennett
Arlington
Hare Vy Liebsch
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