Investigation of Suspected Gang Tied to Lindbergh Kidnapping
News from Hopewell New Jersey reports a “suspicious gang” arriving from Denver involved in activities around New York as part of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. A radio message sought info about a baby aboard the steamship City of Baltimore en route to Hamburg. Police cite York investigations from an osteopath tale, with no concrete progress announced.
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Horewell
N. J
Denver
Colo
New York
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Baltimore
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin
Captain Cross
Hopewell
A. J. Mare
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
White House
Sotrlend Mountain
York
Col
Pennsylvania
M. B. Shellenberger
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hope
Crossville
Tenn
Aquiv
Sherif Baxter Swicegood
Teacher Election Set For Tonight In Huron Board Meets
Huron city school board plans a 1932 33 election to hire teachers and staff. Chairman C J Hopper said contracts would be signed at a 10 percent reduction for those connected with the system. He estimated savings near seventeen thousand dollars with more econom ies expected from this session.
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Huron City School Board
C. J. Hopper
Deadline Tonight For 1931 Federal Income Taxes
The deadline for paying or filing federal income taxes for 1931 is at midnight tonight. Returns must be filed or mailed before then. In this area mailed returns go to the collector of internal revenue at Aberdeen. Revenue Agent A. Alberg heads a special post office office to assist residents. Internal Revenue Collector Leslie Jensen warns penalties apply for late filings.
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Internal Revenue
Aberdeen
A. Alberg
Leslie Jensen
Weather bulletin for Buren and South Dakota
Weather report notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with warming trend. South Dakota forecast shows unsettled temperatures including possible changes by Tuesday evening. Delivery service warnings mention a timing cutoff by 639 pm from Culon Ot.
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Buren
South Dakota
Beremite
Gusrentesd
Breaieg Western
Siuaald
Wedding of DimeA-Dance Girl to Rich Man's Son Revealed
New York report reveals Allan Carlisle, Harvard student, married Romaine Fleming, a Broadway dance-hall hostess, last December 23 in Rye New York. The ceremony had minimal witnesses and undetermined taxicab chauffeur. Carlisle’s father seeks to set aside the union, but Romaine remains with her husband. Carlisle’s mother is Mary Pinkerton Carlisle, daughter of the Pinkerton detective agency founder.
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New York
Merch
Allan P. Carlisle
Harvard
Romaine
Fleming
Young Carlisle
Jay F. Carlisle
Rye
N. Y
Carlisle
Mary Pinkerton Carlisle
Robert A. Pinkerton
Detective Agentsy
Seed Loan Supply Exhausted in County Hopes for More Tomorrow
County seed loan drive halted as blanks run out at local agencies. County Agent Rey Cave says 300 blanks will be rushed from Minneapolis and expect shipments tonight for arrival Tuesday. Regional office notes limited Washington supply being dispatched as received. Chairman George M Townsend reports 122 applications approved and four loans granted on Saturday. first loan payments seen from Minneapolis within two weeks.
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Rey Cave
County Seed Loan Committee
Minnneapolis
Huron
Seed Loan
Cave
Minneapolis
Washington
George M. Townsend
Warren Head of Masonic Order YY. EL Warren Elected
Warren was elected illustrious master of Huron Council No. 5 Royal and Select Masters. At the annual election Saturday night new officers were installed by Grand Master W. H. Fallon of Yankton. Other elective officers for the year include Harvey A. Tice deputy marshal N. S. Jamison principal conductor of the work George C. Fullinweider treasurer H. M. Whisman recorder.
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EL Warren
Huron
Warren
W. H. Fallon
Yankton
Harvey A. Tice
N.S. Jamison
George C. Fullinweider
H. M. Whisman
Hold Services For Palmer Baby Here
Funeral services for Leverne Valentine Palmer a 13 month old son of Mr and Mrs M B Palmer of Burr Oak township were held at Riverside cemetery yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev F E Lochridge officiating The baby died yesterday morning at Huron hospital
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Palmer Baby
Leverne Valentine Palmer
M. B. Palmer
Burr Oak Township
Riverside Cemetery
F. E. Lochridge
Huron Hospital
Fire Insurance Rate Men Begin Work In Huron
G C Maxwell and O A Bergeson of Minneapolis representing the General Inspection bureau are in Huron re rating the city for fire insurance. They expect the task to take a month to six weeks with no general rate changes for Huron but the state system updated. Changes require approval by the state tax commissioner. This is Huron's first re rating since 192%.
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G. C. Maxwell
O. A. Bergeson
Minneapolis
General Inspection Bureau
Huron
Minnesotans Guilty Of Robbery In Luverne
In Luverne Minnesota George Heider and John Petargon were convicted of third degree robbery for torturing and robbing Joseph Tl. Jones in December. They face sentencing on Wednesday after Jones was found semi conscious. In Washington Benjamin Nathan Cordozo was sworn in as an associate justice of the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Benjamin Nathan Cordoxo
Supreme Court
Serious hay shortage noted as first wheat shipment reaches S D
Mitchell March 14 The Red Cross handles 1000 cars of farm board wheat for South Dakota and Nebraska while Albert Evans relief director warns of a serious hay shortage. He calls for at least 200 cars of hay and $2500 more for the governor's fund. Publicity oversight noted by Governor Green in Pierre as feed donations continue.
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Evans
S. D
Red Cross Relief
Mitchell Office
Mitchell
Red Cross
Farm Board
South Dakota
Nebraska
Albert Evans
Department of Agriculture
Omaha
South Dakotas
William FE. Baxter
Midwest
America Red Cross
St. Louis
Chicago
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Mitchell Division
Ciicaga
Campbell
McPherson
Marshall
Mitchell Red Cross
National Organization
North Dakota
Montana
Pierre
Green
Lausitz Miller
Depositors Wait In Line For Dividends At Bank Receiver
Depositors lined up at the First National Bank office in the Mason building as the 5 percent dividend checks began. About 2,800 depositors receive roughly $27 each, with L. Madsen, the receiver, present daily to collect receipts. Checks for those outside Huron will be mailed after signatures. This dividend brings total paid to 71 percent, likely near the bank’s final payout.
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First National Bank
Masonic
Long Les
Madsen
Huron
Madzen
Death penalty urged for island attacker on Oahu
Honolulu March 14. Amid a third assault on Oahu in two weeks demands rose for capital punishment of the attacker. Bernice Lum, 17, Chinese, identified Joseph Youngs, a burly Korean Hawaiian, as her assailant who drove away her escort and attacked her late Saturday. Young was arrested early yesterday. Lum’s body and throat bore bruises. Public prosecutor John Kelley urged vigorous prosecution. The territorial grand jury meets today to consider indictment.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Bernice Lum
Joseph Youngs
Young
John Kelley
Territorial Grand Jury
Pawnee
Henry Rittz Reverts To Childhood Habits In Teeth Return
In ONeill Nebraska on March 14 Henry Rittz 49 begins regressive dental change after ten years since a store set replacement. The family, including Mr and Mrs Ritts and their two married daughters, reported the unusual dental development with cautious curiosity.
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Henry
O'Neill
Neb
Henry Rittz
Mrs. Ritts
Sales Tax Fate Delayed By House Leaders Debate
Washington March 14 The fate of a general sales tax in the revenue bill is unsettled as House leaders and the administration seek to sway members. Rep LaGuardia predicts defeat and a substitute plan imposing heavy imposts on certain industries and higher postage. The Ways and Means Committee may amend the bill, with about ten million of the 595 million dollars to be raised from canned and processed foods. Debate paused for a prohibition vote and expected to continue late this week before a sales tax vote.
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Washington
LaGuardia
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Immediate Use Of Loan Funds Sought By Senate
A Senate resolution requests immediate availability of the full 20000000 farm loan fund of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It would add 125 million in loans to farmers without waiting for debenture sales, increasing the fund though 15 million already exists. The plan aims to support loans on the 13 percent crop and was approved without a recorded vote.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Smith
Loens
Mila
Congres
Red Cross Opens Fund Drive In Huron County
Beadle county Red Cross campaign begins with £242.80 raised by noon. Chairman Chester White plans a “Finish-the-Job” Black-Aid system to canvass each block. A $3,000 March relief grant and local donations bolster the drive to fund food relief through spring.
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Beadle County
American Red Cross
Chester W. White
White
Marvin Hughitt
The
Red Cross
Huron
National Organization of Red Cross
George C. Hunt
Disaster Relief Committee
the Red Cross
Hunt
Huron Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Huot
Recseiy
B. Pro
Northwestern Public Service Company
County Food Relief Fund
Mitchell
Open Bids Tonight On Shallow Well In Huron
Huron city commissioners convene a special meeting to open bids on a shallow water well to supplement the city supply. Bids were reopened at requester Peter Ohm's urging after Layne North Central withdrew earlier. The dam level on the James River and a tour of inspection by officials and a chamber committee are also on the agenda. The river gauge reads 5.4 feet, down from a high near 9.5 feet earlier this week.
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Huron City Commissioners
Commission
Peter Ohm
Layne North Central Company
James River
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Run Off Faces Country As Hindenburg Fails To Win Majority
Germany moves toward a second presidential election after Paul von Hindenburg leads Adolf Hitler by more than seven million votes in the first ballot. The April 10 run off will require seven candidates, with limited margins and scattered violence reported across the country.
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von Hindenburg
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Yor “Hindlenburg
Ernst Thaelmann
Theodore Duesterberg
Ustav Winter
Hitler
Hugenberg
Alfred Hugenberg
Duesterberg
Thuringa
Brunswick
Hess
Bavaria
Pomerania
Schleswig-Holstein
Chemnitz-Zwickau
Dvesterberg
Hindenburg
Returns From Tour With Prima Donna
Mrs. Camden Rayburn returned Saturday from a concert tour throughout South Dakota as accompanist for Leena Doone Jackson, prima donna contralto of the Chicago Civic Opera Company. She praised Miss Jackson as gracious and easy to work with, and both escaped injury in a Milwaukee Road railroad accident that derailed a car engine due to a deep sand pile blowing over the tracks.
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Camden Rayburn
South Dakota
Forlias Leena Doone Jackson
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Miss Jackson
Rayburn
Farm Bureau officials head to Clark County tax meetings
H A Astrud and George B Kennard depart to lead countywide sessions across South Dakota towns Sisseton Milbank Brookings Tyndall and Howard. Astrud outlines the Fourteen Point Program and tax aims while Kennard presents the national Farm Bureau program. County committees will form to back tax and legislative work as part of a statewide county meeting plan.
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H. A. Astrud
South Dakotas Farm Bureau Federation
George B. Kennard
Clark
Sisseton
Milbank
Brookings
Tyndall
Howard
Astrud
Farm Bureau
South Dakota
Kennard
National Farm Bureau
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Theas
Faxma Bureau
Ths
5. D. Farm Bureau
Pioneer Of Highmore Dies At Sioux Falls
P E O Evenson 72 of Highmore a retired farmer who homesteaded in Buffalo county in 1883 died at a Sioux Falls hospital while visiting his two sons. Illness led to his removal to the hospital two months ago. The body will be buried at Highmore.
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Sioux Falls
Evenson
Highmore
Buffalo County
Horn
Surprise Acceptance Fusses Alfred A Bit
Alfred Linsemann proposed to Miss Eileott Geheinger for the year, she finally said yes, and the couple’s car plunged through a plate glass window of a business house in Indiana Harbor. Police rushed to the scene, and no one was hurt aside from the building.
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Indiana Harbor
Ind
Alfred Linsemann
Eileott Geheinger
Linsemmans
Linsemann
North Dakotans Ballot Tuesday in presidential primary
North Dakota votes Tuesday for delegates to the Democratic and Republican national conventions and for presidential preference. Roosevelt leads Democratic delegates. Murray seeks support. Hoover-leaning delegates appear on Republican ballots. A constitutional amendment would move the state capital from Bismarck to Jamestown.
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Bismarck
N.D
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Hoover
Son
Partisan Leaguers
J. L France
United States
Maryland
Jacob §. Coxey
Massillon
James~ Town
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Charles Bush
Grand Jury
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Uteh Avenue South
Epetial Sraaloe
Clark County
Alfred
North
BR. Wiley
Wiley's
American Legion
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