Bloodhounds Track Trio Of Robbers In West
Three men linked to the Manter bank robbery killed an officer and wounded three others during a 2 mile dash toward Colorado. Bloodhounds from Hutchinson and planes aided Kansas and Colorado officers in a wide search across Buckner creek country with the trio still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetmore
Kan
Manter
Kansas
Suto Bank
Liberty
Colorado
Buckner Creek
Lee Richardson
Garden City
Kansas State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Chack
Manter, Kun
Arroyo
Colorado Line
Rauscher Waives Prelim Hearing In Robbery Case
John Rauscher waived preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Dick Haney and was bound over to circuit court with bond set at 25000. State official said the case would be first tried at the next regular term commencing the second Monday in June unless disposed of earlier. Rauscher, 23, showed effects of days of rest after an all night ride from Iowa. Deputy Sheriff A J Larsen returned him to jail. Bausener allegedly helped in the county treasurer office robbery with nearly 3000 dollars taken. W B Roberts is already serving a 20 year term for a Marsfield bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rauseher
Huron Court
Dick Haney
W. W. Howes
Rauscher
J. ?. McGullen
Iowa
Taney
Sheraf
A. J. Larsen
Bausener
Trey
E. H. Vance
W. B. Roberts
Indiana
Marsfield
Aad
Gandhi Leads Salt Protest March to Welalpur
Mahatma Gandhi and 79 followers march toward Welalpur to manufacture salt in defiance of the British salt monopoly. Some volunteers fall ill but join by automobile as they push toward the coast to begin their civil disobedience campaign for India's independence. The local textile labor association pledges to rejoin the independence effort and mobilize for passive resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahatma Gandhi
Abmadabad
India
P— Hata Gur
Welalpur
Lek
Willapy
Martar
Iudia
Great Britain
Mahatma Gandla
Nationalists Form Anti British Body In Poona India
Poona reports that a seven member council of nationalists is formed to resist British authority. The group aims to mobilize opposition and coordinate actions across Bonitay and nearby areas. The movement signals growing discontent with colonial rule and calls for coordinated resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
Bodie
India
Bonitay
Williamson seeks memorial for fool soldiers at Mobridge
Representative Williamson of South Dakota has asked the house library committee to approve a bill to erect a monument in Mobridge honoring eight young Indian rescuers who saved eight captive whites in 1862. The elders called them fool soldiers for risking their lives to deliver the captives to Fort Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Washington
Mar
South Dakota
Mobridge
South
Fort Pierre
Busse Named Northwestern Public Service Speaking Champion
Martha Busse of Aberdeen won the Northwestern Public Service contest and will face rivals from Northern States Power and Minnesota Power and Light in Minneapolis on May 5. The winner advances to the national finals in San Francisco during the National Electric Light Association convention. The program also featured division managers and a banquet as they concluded a two day session with officials from North Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Busse
Aberdeen
Northwestern Public Service Company
Minneapolis
Northern States Power
Minnesota Power and Light Systems
San Francisco
Convention of the Nations
Electric Light Association
Miss Busse
Northwestern Public Service
Bo Fturon
Harold UK Hayele É Sewanee
John
North Dakota
Nebraska
Finney Questioned By Doheny Lawyers
Washington report on the Doheny bribery trial during the Harding era details cross examination of E. C. Finney assistant secretary of the interior. The defense argues the $100,000 loan claim tied to Elk Hills lease and Teapot Dome dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merse
A. VigoTour
Edward L. Doheny
Harding
E. C. Finney
Department of the Interior
Albert
Fall
Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve
Dohen
Doheny
Firmey
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Reserve
Huron Second In Federal Reserve Debit Report
Huron again ranks high in the Federal Reserve Bank monthly debits to individual accounts for February, outpacing Aberdeen and Mitchell and trailing Sioux Falls. The report shows Huron at 5,275,000 against Aberdeen 5,265,000 and Sioux Falls 21,978,000, with Huron in 19th place among 93 Ninth District cities.
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Huron
Federal Reserve Banks of
Minneapoli
Fair City
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Watertown
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Minnesota
Montana
North
Dakota
South Dakota
Esl Gan
Tive Dakotas
Brookings
Deadwood
Madison
Mobridge
South Deer
Army and Red Cross Aid Manila Fire Victims
The army and Red Cross set up shelters in Singalong Manila housing about 2500 to 5000 homeless after a fire. Army pitched 110 tents while Red Cross provided food and clothing. Police found no confirmed deaths though an old man and an infant were reported missing but not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Mar
Army
Red Cross
Singalong
John H. Biehn Files Bankruptcy Petition
John H. Biehn of Sioux Falls filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court, listing assets at 63 465.55 including bonds loans stocks and notes as unsecured claims. Exemptions totaled 2 233.12 covering household goods automobile debts due on opera accounts unliquidated claims and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
John H. Biehn
Gregory
Toduly
Biehn
Opera
Station Robbery Ties to Stolen Car
A masked man robbed the Ninth Street Standard Oil filling station last night, taking about $40. Police linked the crime to a stolen Chevrolet coach, described suspect about 6 feet tall in a tan brown overcoat and hat, age 25, driving license 32 2777 under E Laverty Hitchcock. Advin Larson aided at the station and was robbed at gunpoint before the suspect fled east then north in the getaway car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
E. Laverty
Hitchcock
Advin Larson
Larson
Gay
Spend Millions More For Roads In 1930 Expenditure Rise
Washington March 15 The department of agriculture reports states and counties plan to spend about 1.6 billion dollars on road work this year up from 1929 with an estimated 250 million more for highways and local roads and bridges. The plan follows Hoover’s push for expanded construction to ease unemployment and notes higher sums in highly populated states.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Agriculture
Hoover
Department
Bureau of Publc Roads
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carol
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Oregon
California
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Queen Mary Enjoys Public House Visit in London
Queen Mary toured Ascher Inn in Somerstown, London, learning beer bar operations and storage from bartenders and cellar staff. The visit, tied to tax retus discussions, drew curious crowds as she spoke with employees and inspected the public house environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Great Britain
Queen Mary
Mary
Seellars
Ascher -Inn
Somerstown
Basil “Wellicoa
Farnots
Damirel
Dfeblics
Finchor
Jellicoe
Fear Mail Pilot Was Victim Of Foul Play
Western Air Express officials consider the missing mail plane piloted by Maurice Graham may have been looted and destroyed with his body buried. The Nevada Journal reports the flight carried about $16,000 in currency and securities totaling nearly $250,000. Searchers say the storm region covered a thousand square miles and the plane might remain hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mar
Western Air Express
Maurice Graham
Salt Lake City
Nevada State Journal of Reno Today
Graham
100 Per Cent Accord Reported Among Japan Britain and U S
London dispatch reports a 100 per cent agreement among the United States Great Britain and Japan in naval conference circles. A provisional American Japanese accord is seen as the final step to a three power pact contingent on home government approval and key talks with French and Italian interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aristide Briand
France
Nancy L. Stimson
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press Star
Great Britain
Japan
Reed
Matsunakra
Italy
Sud
Tardieu
Paris
MacDonald
Stimson
Stanmore
Chevers
England
Scotland
Tokyo
Mar
America
Hangar Fire Destroys Air Terminals Lot at Hadley Field
A hangar at Hadley Field home to New York Air Terminals, Inc. burned, destroying thirteen airplanes and damaging mail. The loss was estimated at 200000 dollars. Fire began at 7:23 a.m. and spread before clerks could respond. Cause of the blaze is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plainfield
N. J. Mar
New York Air Terminals, Inc
Hadley Field
All Mail Post
Crowds at Internal Revenue Office Report Public House Visit
Crowds fill the federal building as residents of Huron and nearby areas line up to file income tax returns. Deputy collector H. O. Webb says the office stays open to assist taxpayers amid anxiously awaited fiscal year figures and market-linked revenue fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Offices
Internal ‘Revenue Collectors
Federal
H. O. Webb
Aberdeer
Huron
Huckins Case Near Recess As Trial Continues In Iowa
In Cedar Rapids on March 15, the George Huckins trial for obtaining money under false pretenses paused until Monday afternoon. Elwood Royster testified about mortgaging his home and investing 2,100 with Elmer and Mrs Huckins in a cringle sale scheme. Ne gus and Negus described Huckins predicting prison time but promising investors large returns before a future windfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George Huckins
Elwood Royster
Elmer Huckins
Royster
Cringlesale
Quillet
Huckinses
Huckins
Birs
Charles Negus
George Huck
Negus
Junior Chair Is Feature Tonight at First Methodist
The Junior Chair group of over 100 boys and girls will present a program during tonight’s revival service at the First Methodist, starting at 6 15 sharp. The event features a circular Circle Service for high school and college age youths and older, including young married couples, with seating and songs arranged in circular fashion. Local attendance includes visitors from Cavour Broadland and Hitchcock, plus a Ladies Aid delegation of over seventy five. More than ten people publicly confessed Jesus Christ in last night’s closing moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Cavour
Broadland
Hitchcock
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Jesus Christ
Rumor Claims Separation of Romanian Royal Couple
Reports from unnamed sources claim Prince Carol of Romania has separated from Helene Lupcu the Romanian singer he renounced his claim to the throne for. The report notes the separation occurred amid rumors of royal family strain in Bucharest during March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Mar
Pri Carol
Mme Helene Licu
Claremont Raid Targets Local Art Shop
Local officers raided a Claremont premises yesterday, securing goods described as art items. Investigators recovered cash and other valuables as part of a broader inquiry into illicit activity.
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Jraidet
Art Loveic
Claremont
Lata
Gallore
Nash
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Finney
Doheny Lawyers
Federal Reserve Bank
Yankton
Mas
Guy H. Harvey
Parabasaraal ES AS
Bacragh
Fear Mail
Sam
Treasury
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