Jail Guards Set To Greeting Dillinger If Delivery Is Tried
Police report elevated alarms as John Dillinger rumored to plan a jail break to free Harry Pierpont and other inmates. Detected signs include armed groups, messages to escape planners, and sightings of Dillinger with a woman accomplice. Authorities caution over possible escape attempts tied to a predicted break during a church service period while monitoring for further coordination.
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Dillinger
John Dillinger
Whittl
Harry Fierpont
Pierpont
Jess Larber
Dilinger
Auioor
Retswell Clark
First Miemapdist Church Holds Lenten Service
The First Miemapdist church announces a mid week Lenten service next Wednesday at the church. A pot luck supper starts at 6 50 p m followed by a song service and a resist hour for children led by Miss Laura Hansen. Dr C E Wilcox will give the address. All members and friends are invited.
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Laura Hansen
C. £. Wilcox
Peter Nelson Resigns From City Zoning Commission
Peter Nelson quit the city zoning commission and the city approved his resignation at the regular session. It is the third resignation from the zoning board recently as D Urquhart and I A Churchill have also signed off. Receivers were appointed for the Public Service company in Wilmington readers note.
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Peter Nelson
City Zoning Commission
City Commission
Nelson
D. Urquhart
Churchill
Wilmington
del. Mar
Arthur B. Darling
Sioux City
Towa
Berl
St Public Service Company
Syans
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
Have Treat For C C Banquet Huronians Friday Night
Huronians were urged to reserve for the Huron Chamber of Commerce annual banquet by Thursday noon. Secretary Paul Myuts touted a record crowd and a strong program headlined by Ray B. Bowden of Minneapolis, with out-of-town guests and local officials attending. The event, at Hotel Marvin Hughitt Elks ballroom, includes entertainment by the St Lawrence male quartet and Lake Preston high school band.
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Ray B. Bowden
Minneapolis
Northwest Country Elevator Association
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Elks Hall of
Inghlu
Mr. Bowden
Hunter
Frank Hipley
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Paul HK. Myuts
Noor
City
County Boards of Commissioners
Chamber
Bourden
Huron Chamber
Grafton
N. D
Sumor
G. R. McArthur
Northwestern Public Service Company
Central South Dakota
Johan L. Smith
Clinton
Iowa
Alcester High School
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Wessington Springs
Broadland
Gann Valley
Frankfort
Aberdeen
C. Tighe
Fargo
North Dakotan
Weather Forecast For Huron And Vicinity
Fair and much colder tonight. Wednesday fair with rising temperatures in the afternoon. Genersky fair tonight and Wednesday. Southeast South Dakota colder tonight and much colder. Wednesday afternoon shows rising temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
Army Readiness For Resuming Airmail Flights
The army signals readiness to resume airmail service after delays due to safety checks and personnel shifts. Nine route zones prepared for flights while ground checks continue. Congress debates permanent private airmail contracts, favoring a poundage payment system. emergency senate bill funds operations. The article also covers Central South Dakota Boy Scout council election and meeting highlights in Huron with local officials and delegates.
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Air Corps
War Department
Capitol
House Post Office
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Senate Post Office Committee
Senate
Post Office
Haerlee Branch
Benjamin Be Foulvis
Farlex
Wooldrige To Face Minnesota Bank Robbery Trial
Stassen says federal authority will return Cyril Wooldrige to Minnesota for trial on bank robbery charges. He is already serving two years at Leavenworth for the Wahpeton armory raid, and confessed to nine Minnesota and Dakota robberies. Conviction carries long terms in Minnesota.
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ST. Paul
Mar
Harold S. Stassen
Dakota
United States
Cummings
Minnesota
Cyril Wooldrige
Wooldrige
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Wahpeton, N. C
Patrd
Melvin C. Passelt
State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
New Airmail Routes Map Unveiled After War
An updated nine route airmail system was outlined to improve safety. The plan after army fliers are released includes routes from Haston to New York, New York to San Francisco via Chicago and Salt Lake City, New York to Jacksonville, Washington to Atlanta, Chicago to Dallas via Kansas City and St Louis, Salt Lake City to Seattle, Salt Lake to San Diego via Los Angeles, Cheyenne to Denver, and Chicago to St Paul.
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Washington
War Department
Haston
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Dallas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sal Lake City
Seattle
Salt Lake
South Dakota approves freight cuts for grasshopper bait
The state railway commission announced reduced freight rates for grasshopper bait to aid eradication efforts. Inbound raw materials move at 50 percent of normal rates, outbound manufactured bait at half, with a 20,000 pound minimum and free stopovers. Inbound rates expire May 31 and manufactured bait rates on Sept 20.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota Railroad Commission
South Dakota
Conclude Testimony In Kidnapping Trial
The state finished its case against Manny Strewl accused of kidnapping John J. O’Cornnell Jr. Final arguments and the judge’s charge will follow before the jury retires to deliberate. A defense motion to dismiss the charge was overruled. Trial began February 26.
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Albany
State Today
Manny Strewl
John J. O’cornnell, Jr
Earl H. Gallup
The Skull of Cummings and Tax Case Balancing
Washington observers praise Attorney General Cummings for his handling of the Mellon Lamont Walker and Sidle income tax inquiries. The piece notes timing and alignment with liberal press, and suggests prudence in interpreting alleged political bias as coincidence.
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ARF
Washington
Cummings
Lamont
Astruc
Morgen
Mellon
Jimmy Walker
Seabury
Sidle
Mr. Sidle
Messrs
Pany
Yes
Walker
Arch-Republicams
Wall Streeter
Democrat
Liberal
Wirdie
White Pleads For Support Of Huron In State Tourney
Huron high school basketball fans are urged to back the Tigers as they bid for a first state tournament appearance Friday afternoon in Sioux Falls. Chester N. White of the Huron Chamber of Commerce asks for full section support against Watertown to boost confidence before the crucial first-round game. The Tigers enter the tournament with a strong record and a history of titles, led by Coach George A. Deklotz, and will travel to Sioux Falls Thursday with District 4 and Region 4 plans backing their bid for a fourth SD championship.
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Huron High School
Tigers
Sioux Falls
Chester N. White
Division of Education and Recreation
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Watertown
White
Huron
South Dakota
George A. Deklotz
Sioux Falla
Iowa Ends Record 127-Day Special Session
DES MOINES March 13 A history making special session of the general assembly ends after 127 days the second longest extraordinary session in the state's history The legislature sent into law a $20 000 000 tax code the liquor control act and an old age pension bill while the Senate killed a bill to make NAA codes state laws The cost of the session was estimated at about $337 000 and lawmakers wrestled with controversial questions throughout the lengthy session.
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Senate
Huron Debaters Compete in Mitchell Tournament
Huron debaters take part in the all South Dakota debate meet at Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell. morning rounds pair Eastern B Yankton USD Sioux Falls Wesleyan Eastern A and 3 teams. Huron and Lee Falls clash cancelled as Huron returns home. Debates verdict due late afternoon.
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Mitchiuw
Mar Laemgnt
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lioux Falls
Yankton
University of South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Wesleyan
Huron
University
Lee Falls
Short Illness Fatal To Mrs. W. Lensar
Mrs. William Lensar died after a three day illness at her Hartland township home near Wolsey. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the home and 2:30 p.m. at Walsh chapel. Rev. F. W. Leyhe officiating. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survived by daughter Nettie O’Hara of Sioux City. sons Leonard and Lloyd of Wolsey. grandsons Kenneth O’Hara and Carlo Maxwell. mother Mrs. John Pithan. five sisters and four brothers.
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W. Lensar
William Lensar
Hartland Township
Wolsey
Walsh
Sioux City
Leonard
Lloyd
Kenneth O'Hara
Carlo Maxwell
John Pithan
Frances King Pierre
James Wyckoff
Stowe City
Harry Jones
Charter Oak, Jr
Emil Eggers
Frank Bloodgood
Huron
William Pith
Albert Pithan
Ute, Ir
Anthon. Ia
Measure Will Not Reach President's Desk
Washington dispatch reports confidence that the 2.2 billion greenback bonus bill will fail to reach President Roosevelt. Despite House passage by 295 to 125, Senate opposition and a potential veto are anticipated, with Democratic leaders predicting the bill cannot pass this session while St. Lawrence treaty debates continue.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Werner and
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Lss
St. Lawrence
Robinson
Arckansas
White House
Thor
Long
Louisiana
Harrison
Finance Committee
CWA Strike Gathers 1000 In Utica March To Projects
About 1,000 city CWA workers gathered in Chancellor Park near CWA headquarters and began a march to every work project to urge others of the 2,500 on CWA rolls to join them as they protest starvation wages.
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Utica
CWA
Chancellor Park
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