Huron Tigers Top Woonsocket In South Dakota Tourney
Huron high school Tigers defeated Woonsocket 24 to 18 in the state tournament game. Ayres, hurt early, may play in semi finals. Bob Bryah was ejected late, and Corns Collin led Huron with 12 points including five field goals. Moberg led Woonsocket with eight points as the Redmen rallied late.
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Burton Ayres
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Bob Bryah
Tisers
Woonsocket
Teedmen
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Redmen
Fair City
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Moberg
Minnutes
Shamrocks Grow From German Seed for Chicago St Patrick Trade
Chicago notes shamrocks used for St Patrick's Day come from Charo, INL, and seed sourced in Germany. The piece describes the origin as not genuinely Irish and hints at ownership and trade dynamics surrounding March 17.
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Chicago
Germany
Roberts Faces Liquor Charge In Local Case
Willem B. Roberts, a former Beadle official, is charged with liquor violations. He previously served as deputy sheriff for years and left his county post recently. The case, involving jurisdiction questions, is before Judge B B McClaskey.
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Beadlet
Roberts
Imber
Yenrs
Ise
Suidge
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Fund overdraft shows increase in state finances
Pisare reports February finances with a $52,143.34 rise in the general fund overdraft from $1,680,493.50 to 1,732,636.88, due largely to transfers. Recalipts total $392,896.93 and disbursements (excluding transfers) $331,532.38. All funds balance $6,114,166.18, up $410,481.72. Chearette collections $24,866.66, stamps $24,445.66, licenses $421.08. Gasoline tax up $99,060.81 to $267,421.99 vs $168,266.08 last year. Carl Weir and George Longstaff noted for travel and legal business.
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A. J. Moodie
Torreon Battle Nears as Armies Close In
General Calles moves within 20 miles of Durango as government forces close on Torreon and the rebel retreat northward. Juarez reports rebels meeting federal troops near the city, while Naco remains a border flashpoint. Americans in Torreon face bank closures and travel distress as leaders and reinforcements shift amid court martial results.
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Torreon
Calles
Durango
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Trary
Naco
Coset
Manzo
Mazatlan
High School Closes For State Tournament Opener
Huron high school students left classes early to support their team in Mitchell for the state tournament opener against Woonsocket. Senior high dismissed in the afternoon after morning schedules to allow attendance and events related to the game.
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Mitchell
Voc
Woonsocket
Classéa
Kidnap Victim Drell Freed After Daylong Captivity
Chicago outcry as Joseph B. Drell, a leading bookmaker and cigar store owner, was abducted by three men who seized him after dropping his children at school. They demanded 50,000 dollars but released him after reading about the case in papers, with police unsure of motive beyond ransom. He planned to identify his attackers at the Bureau of Identification.
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Chicago
Joseph B.drell
Drell
West Side
Nilés Center
North
Volvers
Dred'a
Rancom
Bureau of Identification
Dwight Heard Dies At Phoenix Home Pioneer of Arizona State Industries
Arizone today mourned Dwight B. Heard publisher of the Arizona Republican and a leading figure in cotton cattle agriculture irrigation and banking for thirty years. He died at his home here last night survived by his widow and his mother Mrs K B Heard of Kalamazoo Michigan visiting for the winter.
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Dwight BR. Heard
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Heard
Arizona Republican
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Snowbound at Summit Tavern Aids Ride Out
A horse pack train was assembled from Laramie to Summit Tavern, ten miles west, to transport medical supplies and provisions. Twenty five snowbound people at the inn, high on Sherman Hill, face exposure and freezing injuries. Two days to reach the tavern. road snow four to five feet deep.
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Laramie
Wyo
Summit Tavern
Frank King
Sherman Hill
Jack Daniels
King
University of Wyoming
Weather outlook for Heron-Fall tonight and Saturday
Somewhat colder tonight with rising temperatures Saturday. South Dakota Fall tonight, colder in the east portion. Saturday threatens rain with temperature changes.
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South Dakota
Last Minute Tax Filing Rush At Huron Office
The Huron tax office faced a closing rush as filers hurried to submit returns before midnight. W. P. Buck of Aberdeen and E. R. Preston of Minneapolis expected to return to their state HQ tonight. Assist ance averaged 40 people daily with over 4.2 million individuals needing to file. Most would owe nothing due to below taxable incomes.
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Huron
W. P. Buck
Aberdeen
E. R. Preston
Minneapolis
Toifcht
Federal Revenue Department
Washington
Mellon
State Bank Depositors Body Extends Across South Dakota
Machinery advances to extend the State Bank Depositors Protective Association to all closed banks in the state. The Huron meeting formed the group to test the repeal of the state guaranty law, arguing it violates both state and federal constitutions. Bramwell presides, with Melivaine and Nesby among organizers. 25 to 60 depositors joined, pledging $1 each.
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South Dakota
James Valley Bank of Jiuron
Guaranty
United States
Bramwell
F. RB
CLN
Melivaine
Elect
Nesby
Huran Bank
Davis
F. R. Bramwell
R. O. Richards
G.N. Mellvaine
Roads Lofts in All Directions From Huron Reported
Roads in all directions from Huron were reported to be in poor condition today due to melting snow and thawing ground. Main graveled roads were passable though soft north and east, with south and west roads better. Mitchell bound travelers may face slowed driving. farm lanes were nearly impassable for autos.
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Mitchell
Fate Of Alabama Towns Rescue Operations In Progress
National Guard Lieutenant Kelsoe reported from Elba that floodwaters began to recede after days of ills, with 92 rescued so far and 4,000 marooned in Elba. Across southern Alabama several towns faced rising waters as communication failed and crews worked by outposts and air support amid heavy fog. Rescue efforts included boats and attempted radio links, with reports of extensive destruction and crowds taking shelter in courthouses and buildings.
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Montgomery
Ala
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Kelsoe
Graves
Elba
Etba
Alabama
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Etomatgn
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Big Creek
Windham’s Mill
Als
Goldiers
May Concentrate Courts On Chicago Crime Cases
Chicago March 16 A drastic plan to clear Cook county criminal docket contemplated by the courts calls for concentrating full court strength on criminal cases and suspending civil and divorce hearings. Two courts would use all four judges for crime, with an emergency court for injunctions and urgent civil matters. Thousands of civil damages cases totaling over a quarter of a billion dollars would be held in abeyance while crime work proceeds, with six weeks needed to restore the calendar.
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Cook County
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Eleo
James River Water Level Drops From Yesterday High
Observers note the James River fell to about 10.7 feet, down from yesterday’s high mark of 2 feet. Ice conditions in the northern part of the state may have caused the drop, with crest levels possibly reached. The river near Columbia, south of the North Dakota line, is monitored as the Chicago and North Western bridge crosses the river. Division heads report no unusual conditions at their point.
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Columbia
North Dakota Line
Chicago and North Western Railway
Tidala
Division
Flood Suffering As Ice Melts Hits Iowa And Missouri Rivers
Snow melt floods sweep across Iowa and Missouri with raging streams and blocked roads. Reported damage includes washed dirt roads and threatened bridges as rivers surged from Polk County toward the Mississippi. In Yankton a three to four mile ice gorge moved the Missouri River, causing water to spill over bottoms and drift ice to drift downstream. Continued updates expected as river conditions change.
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Iowa
Des. Moines
Mar
Polk County
Mississippi
Former South Dakota Pioneer Dies in Civil War Veteran
Civil war veteran Hammer Reimer, born in Sweden, homesteaded in Clay County before moving to South Dakota in 1903. He is survived by a son. Funeral services are planned for Saturday at the local church.
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Sweden
Clay County
South Dakota
Hammer
Aiecota
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