New Trial Ordered for G H Wolfe by South Dakota Supreme Court
PIERRE March 14 A new trial for George H Wolfe former county treasurer was ordered by the South Dakota Supreme Court The court dismissed a second embezzlement charge due to statute limits citing extreme paucity of evidence The court noted Wolfe falsified public records but was not tried for that offense The ruling follows Wolfe facing five years in prison and a $1000 fine for embezzling $2899 12 of county funds between 1919 and 1927
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Campbell
H.R. Hanley
Suprema Cour
A. B. Besk
Lake Andes
R. C. Bakewell
Plankinton
Supreme Court
E. D. Roberts
5. C. Polley
Henry Czerney
Charles Mix County
Czerney
New Township Supervisors Named In Custer Area
Incomplete returns on township elections were compiled. Several townships cut levies to aid tax relief while most left levy decisions to township boards. Custer township elected a full new board led by Paul Zeech, with August Timm and C Henry Murray appointed to fill other seats. Others reported no levy or varied levies across Barrett Belle Prairie Carlyle Cavour and neighboring townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Board of Supervisors
Custer Township
Paul Zeech
C. C. Holforty
August Timm
C. Henry Murray
J. P. Gable
N. L. Swarm
Zeech
Levy Allen—L. Schnetzer
Ernest Ely
Wilford Mimium
James Pribl
Chester Dennis
Bonilla—Tollak
Tollefson
Robert Kenyon
Arthur Miller
James Bales
Walter Morse
G. F. Atkinson
E. E. Busse
A. G. Winegar
Carlyle
Gus Garbe
Nic Ochsner
Louis Newharth
Saute Lydhan
Sasepi
Cavour Township
Cavour
Pat Merrick
Paul Harding
Jack Stahl
Frank Martin
Clifton
Lewis Hegg
Milton G. Newman
C. A. Hegg
Atley Hegg
A.H. Baum
James Miner
Custer
W. H. Stahley
E. Curtis
Frank Bailey
Fairfield
Fred A. Tobin
Everett F. Bischoff
John P. Hanley
W. A. Esterberg
F. B. Anderson
P. S. Tschetter
J. Olson
Bil Hanley
Levy Foster
Charles Kuehl
Phil E. Tyrrell
B. Knautz
Hi Nelling
A. T Reinschmidt
J. H. Fercke
Paul King
W- C. Foresman
William A. Knox
George Reid
Hartland—H. Stephens
J. 3. Salisbury
George Wagner
Louis Markell
Martin Christopherson
John Liisen
August Walters
Ralph M. Zeigler
C.F. Finds
Andrew Lippert
J. K. Caldow
Elmer Walters
Kelloge
J. J. Meyer
Arethur Haugen
A Bergereen
Frank L. Curtis
Gust Bader
James L. Griggs
Lake Byron
Andrew E. Gross
Paul L Tschetter
Eldon Russ “Ell
Harry Hoy
Fred Lidgett
Orie Chapman
George Davis
Grace Chapman
John W. Hofer
George J. Hofer
Logan
R. H. Rounds
Carl Zeack
H. M. ‘Wiedenman
Charles Rudy
C. W. Sarrent
Milford
Mike J. Waldner
Matt J. Hofer
Local Officials and Levy Proposals Across Areas
The report lists names of supervisors clerks treasurers assessors and justices across districts including Richland Valley Vernon Whiteside and Wolsey. Voted levies range from 150 to 500 dollars with varied tax limits and local constables named.
U.S. Joins League Parley in Japan-China Affair
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration will join League of Nations talks on Japan's actions in Manchuria while preserving U.S. independence. Hugh R. Wilson to sit with the league's advisory committee, no binding votes, no advance commitments. The move signals cooperation without U.S. membership.
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U.S
America
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
League of Nations
China
State Department
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
League
Far East
Department
Japan
Manchuria
Great Wall
Peiping
Hull
League Council
Eric Drummond
Geneva
Wilson
Hack Wilson Signs Brooklyn Contract for 1933 Season
Hack Wilson, star outfielder for the Brooklyn Nationals, signed for the 1933 season. Secretary John Gorman did not disclose the amount but called it satisfactory. Wilson previously earned 14,500 last year after resisting a 9,000 to 10,000 offers.
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Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
Miami
Fla
John Gorman
Brooklyn Nationals
Gorman
Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Joseph Gillendeau
Move To Accede To Farm Demands
Des Moines March 14 A joint session heard a draft resolution asking Congress to stop costs of production and prices for farm products. The proposal, prepared after about 2,000 farmers packed the chamber, urges a full moratorium on mortgage foreclosures and repeal of mandatory securities, with a drastic emergency farm mortgage foreclosure moratorium law alternative.
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Des Moines
Mar
Congress
State Senate
House
Huron City Briefs: births visits and social notes
City briefs from Huron report a birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. RB Smiley of Belle Fourche, and other local visits. John P Saver, a Huron attorney, traveled to Pierre on business. Dolores Darleen Freise born to Mr. and Mrs. William Freise route 2 Huron. Social visits include Cotton and Sour families, Mrs. Miriam Speirs returning from Pierre, and T. E. Thomas and J. Worrall’s Florida trip plans. Church dinner announced by Catholic ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Saver
Huron
Pierre
RB. A.smiley
Bellé Fourche
W.W Sour
Castlewood
Lyman ‘Cotton
T. E.thomas
Rapid City
J. Worrall
Florida
Gagnon
Clyde H. Cotton
Hitchcock
W. J. Bachfa
Cotton
Bachman
Dolores Darleen
William Freise
Tomorrow Deadline For Tax Returns In Aberdeen
Tomorrow is the deadline for filing federal income tax returns for 1932. Returns must be at the internal revenue office by midnight Wednesday, with penalties for willful neglect. Singles with net incomes over $1,000 and married individuals with incomes over $2,500 must file.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Aberdeen
Appeal Argued In Daum Urquhart Case In Pierre SD
Attorneys in the Daum Urquhart case argued before the South Dakota supreme court in Pierre. The circuit court verdict awarded Carl E. Daum seven thousand dollars, claimed as extorted by Urquhart's agents. Daum was represented by Max Royhl and John J. P. Sauex. Urquhart was represented by I. A. Churchill and George Longstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwrneys
Mae Urquhart
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Carl E. Daum
A’ Mu-Urquhart
Urquhart
I. A. Churchill
George Longstaff
Daum
Max Royhl
John JP. Sauex
Pioneers Speak At Tegwiar Beadle County Society Meeting
Mrs Charles May and AL McWhorter, long residents of Huron, spoke at Tegwiar Beadle County Historical Society last night. May recalled England arrival in 1882, McWhorter described a 1880 covered wagon trip from Benton County, Iowa. They discussed the Valley Township Land Tragedy of 1887 and a deadly prairie fire, and an old corded bedstead drew attention at Johnstons Sewell store. Music included Dudley Fell piano and a string quartet. E C Issenhuth of Redfield will address the society April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles May
al, McWhorter
Huron
Tegwiar
Beadle ‘County
Istorical Society
May
Beadle County
England
Whorter
Benton Counaty
Iowa
Reform
Valley Township
Johnsort
Sewell
Dudley Fell
Harold Diyle
Sam Snediger
Earl Avery
E. C. Issenhuth
Redfield
De Smet Bank To Reopen Tomorrow
De Smet banking operations will return to normal tomorrow with the opening of the Peoples State Bank. Officers announced today that a license to resume operations with no restrictions has been received and preparations are complete for reopening. no proofs of additional conditions were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet Bank
DE Smet
Tomorow
Peoples State Bank
Movie Employees Return To Work In Hollywood Pay Plan
Hollywood wage dispute ends in arbitration path as high earners face 50 percent cuts with a $75 minimum while those earning 76 to 100 weekly see 35 percent cuts to 65 dollars and 51 to 75 get 25 percent. under 50 weekly workers escape reductions. Plan covers eight weeks tied to holidays and exempts lower earners.
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Hollywoon
Calif
Mar
Patterson Trial Ends Term Involving North Western Railway
In circuit court here Judge Alva E. Taylor announced the Patterson suit against the North Western railway would close the jury term. Testimony from J. R. Burns and Harold Patterson covered a verbal $1 per car livestock charge against W. F. Smith, with Patterson seeking 2500 for unloading and feeding livestock. Trials were expected to continue through today and possibly tomorrow under Judge Van Buren Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Patterson
North Western Railway
Circuit Court
Alva E. Taylor
Patterson
J. 3. Burns
North Western
Burns
W. F. Smith
Huron
Smith
van Buren Perry
Aberdeen
Blames Construction for Quake Fatalities
Pasadena California reports reveal officials blame construction for fatalities after a quake. Authorities cite unsafe building practices and weak standards as contributing factors. The investigation continues as residents demand accountability and improved safeguards.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mar
Seismological Lab Chief Blames Faulty Buildings for Tosa Earthquake Damage
Pr Harry O Wood of the Carnegie Institution’s seismological laboratory warned last night that faulty construction rather than earthquake strength caused damage in the Tosa area. He expected strong aftershocks may continue for weeks, with aftereffects finishing the damage already begun.
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Harry O. Wood
Negie Institution
Tosa
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G. H. Wolfe
Daum-Urquhart
Ali Surora
Taylor
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden
Mass
Oxfords
Union
Wolverines
Wolverine
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