Salvation Army Plans New Hall This Summer
Brigadier A E Chesham announced a new Salvation Army hall to be built in the city this summer with plans for a two story brick structure on the site of Hu Ton's army hall. The district will also erect or acquire quarters at Brookings Mankato Crookston and St Paul as part of a five city program amid easing mood and financial strain.
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Salvation Army
Dakotas
Minnesota
A. E. Chesham
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Aroa
Chesham
Wittéhemler
Chesom
Herbert Pugmire
Alex Thomas
Thomas Leech
Atterdance
Fred Wicks
Sioux Falls
Alfred Vote
Brookings
Marinus Bouterse
Mitchell
Lucy Gepyert
Madison
Maurice Agre
Nettie Kirsch
Watertown
Sid Austin
Yankton
J. Jones
Huron
Lillian Stenseng
Pipestone
Minn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Farmer Seeks 100 Dollar Loan From Hoover
A Kentucky farmer asked President Hoover for a $100 loan to fund his next crop. He offered a lumber stand of 200 pine and popular trees and three times that amount in ash as security, stating he could support his family if approved. He invited verification by any official to count the trees.
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Washington
Kentucky
Hoover
Attorney Collapses In Detroit Court During Trial
In Detroit today during examination of a witness in the murder trial of Jerry Buckley, prosecuting attorney Mr. Toy collapsed in the courtroom and was revived shortly after. Separately in Washington, talks between the Hoover administration and Senator Schall over a Minnesota judge appointment opened but failed to break the impasse.
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Detroit
Mar
Harey
Toy
Jerry Buckley
Arvid Hipple
Washington
Hoover
Schall
Minnesota
Weather Outlook for South Dakota Sees Cloudy Day
Weather report notes increasing cloudiness across South Dakota with a cool day. Mostly cloudy conditions expected with damp patches and light rain or snow likely in some areas. Temperatures show little change with no significant warmup projected.
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South Dakota
Federal Highway 14 to receive 42 miles of hard surfacing
South Dakota will pave about 42 miles of Federal Highway 14 this year as part of a 1991 program outlined by the state highways department. The project includes major concrete and bituminous stretches along the old Black and Yellow trail from Elkton to the Missouri River, with segments near Huron, Hayes, Brookings, Pierre, and Ft. Pierre receiving hard surfacing.
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South Dakota
State Highways Department
Huron
Elkton
Black Hill
Eaciuy
Fair City
Missouri River
Hayes
Brookings
Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Btart
G. N
Pavecomt
Hu- Ton
1931 Department Heads Announced for State Fair
State Fair board announced five changes in department superintendents for the 1931 expedition. New officials include E. H. Noteboom of Lelby agriculture and D. H. Botramel of Webwater poultry. Reelected leaders cover admissions, women’s, attractions, chicken welfare, cattle, apiary and horticulture, sheep, dairy, swine, and more.
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State Fair Department
State Fair Board
Pierre
Dick Halladay
Iroquois
John Barton
Vermillion
Hugh Smith
Howard
Speed
State Fair
E. H. Noteboom
Lelby
Agriculture
D. H. Botramel
Webwater
Homer W. Smith
Sioux Falls
C. N. McIlvaine
Huron
John EZ
White
Heron
Florence Walker
Waubsy
Frank Amen
Ce Intle
J. L. Jensen
George W. Gurney
Yankton
Blunt
John Tripp Howard
South Dakota
Tax Committeeman Hawley Overcharged Himself on Tax Return
Washington report says Representative Hawley of Oregon, Republican, chairman of the ways and means committee, found he had overcharged himself on an income tax return. He directed the 1928 revenue act and chaired tax committees, shaping tariff and internal revenue legislation.
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Washington
Mar
Hawley
Oregon
Belle
House
Senate
Youth Confesses To Killings And Holdups
An 18 year old boy confessed to police that he and two confederates killed Nick Leglis in a Warehouse Point Conn lunch wagon on March 9 and that he alone killed Harry Weller at a Trenton N J gas station days later. He also admitted taking part in two holdups in Connecticut and New Jersey netting $54. Rosario Bruno of Thompsenville Cann was quoted saying he feared punishment but would tell the truth.
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New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rosario Bruno
Thompsenville
Cann
Nick Leglis
Warehouse Point Conn
Harry Weller
Trenton N. J
Bruno
Four Jurors Picked For Brothers Trial in Chicago
Four jurors were chosen for the trial of Leo Brothers in Chicago for the slaying of Chicago Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Brothers appeared in court in a new suit as selection continued with sixty men to be vetted and his father Harvey Brothers seen present.
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Chicago
Mar
Abe
Leo
Brothers
St. Louis
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Harvey
Sid Bint Ta Ig
Loss of Life Question Raised After Viking Sealer Wreck
Rescue ships off Horse Island search for dead or missing after the Viking sealer exploded and sank off Horse Island. Survivors range from 18 to 124 with 142 to 155 aboard. officials expect about four dead. Aboard the Lagona were three survivors
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Horse Island
ST. Johns
WN. F
Viking
Sagons
Foundation Franklin
Sagona
Lagana
New Foundland
Frissell
Ungava
White Bay
Two Bank Bandits To Face Murder Charges In White Haven
Four bandits who failed a White Haven Savings Bank robbery were charged with murder and attempted robbery after a motorist aiding a hitchhiker was shot and killed near Hazleton. The claimants surrendered at Weatherly state police substation. names withheld. James Gibbons, 24, was killed. his brother Thomas, 27, wounded. Two lookout women fired at bystanders as two inside the bank fled without loot.
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Wilkesbairre
White Haven
Ife
Hazleton
Weatherly
James Gibbons
Laurytown
Thomas
Soggy Snow Storm Plasters Lake Area
A soggy snowstorm blankets the lower lake region with wet windshields and fresh white coverage. Lupe Regas, 22, a track walker on the Rock Inland railroad, was killed after being struck by a suburban train while blinded by the mist.
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Phlcagu
Mar
Lupe Regas
Rock Inland
Nevada mb gambling bill poised for Balzar signature
Nevada faces possible wide opening of gambling after senate approval thirteen to three. Governor Balzar expected to sign promptly. The bill imposes fifty dollar monthly licenses per game with revenue split fifty percent to cities and twenty five percent each to county and state. It legalizes faro monte craps stud poker and slot machines with ten dollar monthly handles.
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Nevada
Wild West
Carson City
Mar
Senate
Fred B. Balzar
Balzar
Anderson and Silvers Face Trial For Cattle Theft
Vernon Anderson and Grover Silvers were held for circuit court after Anderson was found guilty of petit larceny for taking cultivator shovels from FE. L. Fritz. Anderson waived preliminary hearing on grand larceny counts and was bound over on 1500 bond for allegedly stealing 12 cattle from D. A. Barnes. Barnes testified about theft and later identifying the cattle on a ranch run by Anderson’s father and brother in Buffalo county. Anderson claimed he bought the cattle from Silvers and another man named Sullivan and transported them to his father’s ranch for pasturage, with a $400 payment agreed.
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L. Fritz
Beadie County
Huron
Vernon Anderson
Justice of Peace A. V. Kinkead
Anderson
Buffalo County
Silvers
Sullivan
William Wipf
Matz & Wipf
T. H. Luby
Luby & Gertland
Anderson To Be In City Election
G M Anderson a general building contractor living at 765 Town avenue southeast today announced his candidacy for city commissioner. His entry ensures a three cornered race in the April 12 city election with incumbent Tobin and architect F C W Kuehn also entered. Anderson cites 43 years in Huron, local schooling, and a two year commercial course at Huron college as qualifications. Born in Canby Minnesota in 1886 he has resided in Huron since 1284 and began carpentry at 23, contracting since 1913.
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G. M. Anderson
Town Avenur
Anderson
Tobin
F.C. W. Kuehn
Huron
Huron College
Martha K. Anderson
Canby
Minn
Pat Flaherty Arraignment Delayed in Sioux City Slaying
The arraignment of Pat Flaherty of Sioux City, charged with murder in the poker party slaying of Charles Eyestone, is postponed likely until late in the week. Flaherty was brought to Huron from Des Moines after extradition granted by Governor Dan Tur old. He remains in Beadle County jail.
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Pat Flaherty
Sioux City
Charles Eyestone
Leo A. Tommey
Flaherty
Huron
Des Moines
Dan Turfas
Beadle County
Senator Morrow ends London talks then plans European trip
United States Senator Dwight W. Morrow concluded his London talks on the tripartite naval agreement. He prepared to continue with plans for travel in Europe, having interrupted the journey to confer with the British cabinet.
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London
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Treasury Faces Need for Raising 200 Million Now
Washington reports demand from World War veterans for rapid cash. Veterans Bureau chief Hines says $500 million may be needed to cover 1,372,068 March applications, with checks to be issued at 20,000 weekly as machinery ramps up. Secretary Mellon notes possible $1 billion for all loans, while overall figures show loans granted to veterans totaling $5.1 billion after congressional adjustments.
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Washington
Mar
Loos Han
Treasury
Hams
Veterans Bureau
Joan
Mellon
Hines
Congress
Joans
Ijams
Joliet Prisoners In New Outbreak
A major disturbance at Stateville Prison Joliet Illinois involved fire riots and gunfire. Warden Henry C Hill and National Guard units responded as 19 prisoners were transferred to the new penitentiary and rioters clashed, with guards using tear gas while police and detectives reinforced the scene.
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Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Penitentiaries
Stone Prison
Stateville
Warden Hill
Northern Illinois
Joliet
Witaris
John J. Garzity
National Guard
12Th Infantry
Aurora
Kankakee
Plattville
John W. Norton
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IFAK
Atlantic Ocean
Varick Frissell
S. D
Broadland Corner
Harry Sargent
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W. Kennedy
King
Sargent
A. G. Penrod
Sagent
Plasters Lake
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