Will File Charges Against Gotham s Mayor Next Week
New York reports say the city affairs committee will back Governor Roelt next week with charges of incompetence neglect and indifference against Mayor Walker. The investigation was led by John Haynes Holmes and Rabbi Stephen Wise with plans to present to the governor who may act under the public office law.
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New York
City Affairs Committee
Roelt
Mayer Walker
John Haynes Holmes
Fee
Rezsarch
Stephen &. Wise
State Public Office
Tistrict
Thomas C. T. Crain
City Club
Samuel Seabury
New York Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greater New York Federation of Churches
Ellsworth Brown
New York University
Johnn Dewey
Columbia University
Scout Schools Open at Miller and Highmore
Boy Scout leadership courses start at Highmore and Miller with 10 enrolled in Highmore and 11 in Miller. Sessions run 7 to 9:30 p m at American Legion rooms with future topics including tenderfoot requirements and patrol unit roles. The Hirokwas club seeks Cub Pack and troop charters with Herman Kiel as scoutmaster and Judge J L Whitcher as assistant. H A Indell is cubmaster with R S Taylor assisting.
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Highmore
Miller
Fred C. Eggers
American Legion Rooms
Hirokwas Club
Huron
Herman Kiel
J. L. Whitcher
H. A
Indell
R. S. Taylor
J. G. Ryen
P. O'Brien
Green Grants Four Full Pardons and Eight Commutations
Governor Green approved four full pardons and eight sentence commutations as recommended by the state pardon board. Full pardons were issued to William E K Larson Brown County serving life for murder Harold Edgerton Potter Lewis J Mikolas Edmunds and Arthur Lovejoy Brown County jail terms and fines for liquor manufacture. A conditional pardon was granted to James Ky Bell Beadin County serving 2 five year sentence for grand larceny. The eight recommended commutations were approved without change.
Weather Summary for South Dukels and Murea Regions
Tonight and Sunday will be partly cloudy with cooler temperatures. Central portions may experience a mild drop in temperatures and a light breeze.
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Cenersky
Heir to 13 Million Jailed Over Rent Fraud in Minneapolis
William Wilson once linked to a 13 million dollar Australian fortune was jailed in Minneapolis for defrauding an innkeeper of 3500 dollars in back rent. The hotel alleges uncontactable presumed attorney in Australia, while Wilson clings to a hoped 3.13 million payout.
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Minneapolis
Mar
William Wilson
Wilson
Australia
Attornney
Four Deadwood men implicated in Parmalee store slaying
U S district attorney Olaf Fidem says Paul Davis confessed to fatally shooting C B Dowling in the Parmalee Rosebud store on February 27 and named accomplices Stanley Hatten Herbert Bouncer and Jack Evans all four jailed or fled toward Butte Evans sought by Montana officers Evans described as about 3 feet 5 inches tall with brown hair blue eyes and weight 135 pounds Davis Bouncer and Hatten likely to be arraigned in Deadwood on murder charges
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Sioue Falls
Mar
Olaf Fidem
U. S
Paul Davis
Deadwood
C. B. Dowling
Parmulee
Leed
Eidem
Davie
Stanley
Hatten
Herbert Bouncer
Jack Evans
Dowling
Rosebud
Bouncer
Evans
Philip Marshal
Butte Mont
Wyoming
Montana
Mr. Eidem
Davis
Parmalee
P.m. Hatten
Bouncers
Black Hills
Swans
John McCree
Roy Carter
McCree
United States May Join Franco-Dalian Naval Agreement
Washington reports the United States may take an active part in the Franco-Dalian naval pact. Britain invited the U S to join the five signatories to support the agreement without the need for United States Senate ratification. Senator Dwight W Morrow and Ambassador Dawes were discussed as possible American representatives. Secretary Stimson confirmed Morrow would confer in London on the naval question.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Great Britain
Secres
Japan
State Department
Stimson
France
Italy
Senate
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles Gates Dawez
London
Hugh S. Gibson
Brussels
Europe
Dawes
Construction Work Increases Under Army Engineers
Washington reports a steady rise in government construction with January activity reaching nearly 10 million dollars on new contracts. About 2,252 workers were employed under contracts plus 1,415 in flood control, as three major projects await funding including a 1.15 million dollar Missouri River bridge at South Omaha employing 400 men.
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Washington
Mar
Lytle Brown
Hurley
G. B. Pillsbury
Army Engineers
Misouri River
South Omabs
Nebraska
Miller Eliminated By Watertown Five At State Tourney
Miller high school from Conqueror of Huron was eliminated by Watertown as Yankton Lead and Waubay won other games in the state basketball tournament at Mitchell yesterday. Miller then lost to Parkston 39 to 70 in the consolation round today. First round scores included Watertown 21 over Millex 13 and Yankton 28 over Madelon Waubay 21.
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Miller High School
Conqueree
Huron
Wes
Watertown
Yankton
Lead
Waubay
Miickett
Miller
Parkstow
Millex
Leed
Parketes
Madleon Jf
Wakpala
Sport
Beadle County Urges Early Citizenship Paperwork
Clerk Anna Foley warns Beadle County residents to secure certificates of arrival and prove residence and good character to file final citizenship papers. Applicants with two years of prior declarations and five years in the U S may file now, but timing for arrival certificates may delay examinations by a year.
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Anna Foley
Beadle County
United States
Immigration Department
Foley
Flaherty Held Without Bail In Beadle County Jail
Sioux City police officer Pat Flaherty is jailed in Beadle County awaiting murder trial for Eyestone slaying at a poker party. He arrived from Des Moines with two Beadle deputies and may face arraignment next week. Travel-worn, he offered little beyond general remarks.
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Pat Flaherty
Sioux City
Beadie County
Charles Eyestone
Des Moines
Beadle County
North Western
Flaherty
Dick Haney
Total State
Lea A. Terrmney
Circuit Court
Eyestone
Cording
Harvey Huntley
John Boyle
Iowa
Ames
Eagle Grove
Hawarden
Artival Flaherty
Don Huntley
Tisherty
Fisherty
Don Turner
Immortal Almo the German Police Dog Honored
New York March 14 German police dog Almo is elected to the Legion of Hero Dogs immortals. He saved a blind man and frightened mistress from a burning Oakland hotel, guiding them to a window before proceeding. A silver trophy will be shipped. Almo is the twelfth member.
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New York
Mar
Almo
Society of Amarice
Oakland
Cal
Legion of Hero Dogs
Diana Belsis
Aime
Legion
Rags
Western
Battle Front
Paria
Ket
British Museum
Governor's Island
Farmers plan mass protest over bovine TB tests
About 200 farmers from Tipton and Towa plan a special train to travel to the state legislature protesting enforcement of the bovine tuberculosis test act. The event follows a meeting of farmers voting to oppose the TB test requirements.
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T. B
Tipton
Towa
Mar
Gro
Waamnetet
Friday Hoodoo Causes Arrest Of Bash Bandit
Chicago report of James Murphy robbing a candy shop manager Miss Tessie Smith at gunpoint taking $13 then fleeing. Murphy was captured by police after a rapid sequence of actions ending with his arrest.
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Chicago
Mar
James Murphy
Tessie Smith
Sergi
Peter Hayes
Murphy
A Club Members Named for High Scholarship
Approximately 110 public school children across seven A club organizations were named for the second semester first six weeks. Supt A J Lang notes the senior high School honors are highly selective with only two A students per course. The senior class leads with eight members. sophomores follow with seven. juniors have five. Ardis Lundeen elected president and Harold Scudamore named vice president. Bernice Howard becomes secretary treasurer. Complete lists by school include Jefferson Lincoln Wilson McKinley and Washington schools with names of students earning A club status.
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Supt
A. J. Lang
Ards Lundeen
Ardis bin
Harold Scudamore
Bernice Howard
Wilson School
Jefferson School
Lincoln
Lst
Gwendolyn, Bailey
Evelyn Berquist
Ruth Bowe
Lea‘ta Burdick
Velma Jonnson
Gertrude Lampe
Aydis Lunideen
Lucille Dickinson
LaVerne Gibbs
Blanche Farrish
Norma Roger
Robert Wagner
Russell Anderson
Eugene Hollarbush
Vera LaCraft
Thelma McKay
Harold Sc
Bettty Hagmian
Glenn Anderson
McKinley School
Delores Danley
Inez Waeckerle
Dorena Tams
Lowell Bulger
Bruce Woodward
George Erickson
Luccille Tams
Dorothy Swan
Merritt Holden
Clifford Gorham
Ee John Kamael
Betty Sheeks
Corinne Crowell
Vivian Jolin
Arthur Lundaren
Ross Oviatt
Samuel Shaw
Betty Martin
Marie Paterson
Robert Harris
Washington School
Ben Wharton
Howard Conner
Howard Langland
Agnes Hagemo
Ming Sporrer
Gena van Winkle
Dorothy Volesky
Wilma Jelmeland
Lois Stuart
Margaret Lampe
Carol Beishaw
Mary Jane Hollarbush
Corrine Bowe
Gladys ‘White
Thomas Nelson
Eleanor Rydeo
Marabell Townsend
Julius Rosenwald Quits Rushmore Group
Julius Rosenwald resigns from the Rushmore National Memorial commission after years of service. The announcement was made in Pierre and cites his departure from the 2 member commission.
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Julius Rosenwald
Rushmore
Pierre
Caleags
Eve Toe
Progressives and Democrats Eye 1932 Union
Ambitious Democrats and independents seek a coalition to gain power in 1932. Norris and Hull push for a progs aligned with Democrats, while Caraway and others favor Roosevelt as a potential candidate. House progressives demand liberalized rules and liberal policy, signaling a fight over party direction. Senator Horak opposes farm belt marketing plans and the agricultural advisory council.
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Washington
Mer
C. FP
Norris
New
Hull
Tennessee
Roosevelt
White House
Owen D. Young
Hoover
Caraway
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Robinson
New York
Morris
House
Representative Schneider
Wisconsin
Gillet
Senate
Horak
Republican
Idaho
Agricultural Advisory Council
Republican National
Extension Adds 10 Miles To Mail Route
A ten mile extension to rural route number one will go into effect April 1 as announced by Huron postmaster A. Blske. The new addition extends the route one mile east of Dakota avenue on the Lake Byron township line and back to the existing route at Hatfield camel, serving 23 additional families and totaling 45 miles. Max Blake cited better highways and gravel roads on the township line as enabling the improvement in service.
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Blske
Huron
Blake
Dakota Avenue
Lake Byron
Hatfield Camel
Max Blake
Condition Of Lewis Somewhat Improved
Don C. Lewis state insurance commissioner in serious illness in Rochester Minnesota hospital showed improvement. He rested well overnight and had a temperature near normal. He had emergency gall bladder infection surgery and received a blood transfusion yesterday.
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Lewis
Pierre
Don C. Lewis
Rochester, Minn
Coralville Ends Crime Wave After Long Imprisonment
In Coralville the so called crime wave ended as six men were imprisoned in the town jail since 1680. The empty jail was repurposed as a warehouse and Mayor Edward Roser oversaw the remaining structures before setting them afire.
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Coralville
Edward Roser
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