Resent Talk Of Bremer Hideout In Nebr Town
Resentful residents of Menominee Nebraska discuss fundraising to locate the source of rumors that Edward G. Bremer of St. Paul hid there. A resident offers a 50 reward for hints, while church leaders caution against unverified claims despite Bremer’s alleged remarks about hearing church chimes from captivity.
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Menominee
Neb
Mar
Northernraska
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Bremer
St. Boniface Catholic
St. Helena
Bow Valley
Ferdinand
St. Boniface
Indiana Governor hints money changed hands in prison escape
Governor Paul V. McNutt alleged last night that money moved to enable the September prison break that freed ten convicts from Indiana State Prison. He linked fugitives to the Dillinger gang and vowed to present proof of payments, noting political opponents may seize on Dillinger in the campaign. Forsythe, tied to Dillinger, faced police questioning over a Mason City bank robbery.
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Indiana
Hokomo
Ine
I-P
Indiana State
Paul V. McNutt
John Dilmineer
McNutt
Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Morgan County
Forsythe
Chicago
Mar
James “Red” Forsythe
John Dillinger
Mason City
Senate And House Study Vets Bill Conferees Seek Compromise
Washington March 2 conferees from the senate and house tackle a difficult task of trimming veterans and federal pay benefits in independent offices to avoid a Roosevelt veto. Leaders hope for a compromise as amendments raise veterans benefits and federal payrolls by at least 354 million and 228 million respectively, with talks planned with President Roosevelt before any formal solution.
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Washington
Mir
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Harrisburg Visitors Arrive in Huron for Three Month Stay
Mrs H E Thormber and children from Harrisburg Pa arrive in Huron to visit her mother Mrs M H Marcusen for about three months. Captain Thormber to join later. Mrs Thomas Faust leaves for Minneapolis after visiting son-in-law Dr John Faust. Mrs Baumhoff underwent surgery in Rochester Minn. son-in-law Sheldon Reese reports improved condition.
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H. E. Thormber
Harrisburg
Huron
M. H. Marcusen
Thomas Faust
Minneapolis
John Faust
H. Baumhoff
Rochester
Minn
Sheldon F. Reese
3. C. Chambers
Lindsay
Cal
C. W. Ice
Prink Budweiser
Norman Stewart
Aberdeen
C .F. Stewart
Cloverleaf Apartments
Sara L. Dewing
Brookings
Bager
Sioux City
Attempt On Goering Fails in Berlin Grenade Incident
A rumored assassination attempt on Premier Hermann Goering occurred in Berlin when a hand grenade exploded on Unter Den Linden near Neue Wilhelmstrasse shortly after his car passed. The blast shattered nearby windows and struck a passing taxi. In the car with Goering was Nazi group leader Karl Ernest.
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Goering
Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Unter den
Plaster Insull Bonds On Club Room As Wallpaper
In Chicago an artful memory of the 1929 boom is created as wallpaper of bonds stocks and mortgage papers is pasted on the Union League Club’s million dollar room. A paperhanger defends the design as durable while gold curtains and a walnut table set the scene amid floating bond coupons and imitation coins.
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Chicago
Union League
Imull
Samuel Insull
Actress Parents Ask For Support
Mary Astor, film actress, was ordered by a superior court in Los Angeles to show cause on April 5 why she should not aid her financially distressed parents Otto L Langhanke and wife. Langhanke said he left teaching in Quincy Illinois in 1920 to foster her career and claimed hardship threatens their home.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Mary Astor
Otto L. Langhanke
Miss Astor
Langhanke
Quincy
Uphold Demurrer In Basham Suit
South Dakota supreme court releases ten opinions this week and clears most of its calendar. The Basham demurrer ruling involves C R Kerry seeking 35 dollars from Celia Basham as administratrix after a fatal automobile collision. The court reversed a Sanborn county ruling on a drainage ditch dispute with Alice B Kramer et al. suing Sanborn county and Artesian clearances, on rehearing.
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Sanborn County
C. R. Kerry
Celia Basham
G. E. Basham
Kerr
Basham
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Sanborn
Alice B. Kramer
Artesian
Clay County
High Court Reverses Attachments and Affirms Civil Rulings
The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed a circuit court in First National Bank and Trust Co. of Vermillion versus O A Kirby on an attachment dissolution. It affirmed Cass versus Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Davison County and Jens Jensen against the estate of Andrew Jensen in Aurora County. It upheld Gribel versus Ruden in Minnehaha County, reversed Nicholas’s manslaughter rulings but upheld failure to stop, and held township boards control township highway funds. It also affirmed Tillie Knutsen’s damages for her daughter’s death in a Yankton County automobile crash.
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First National Bank and Trust Company of
Vermillion
Andrew Jensen
William Gribel
Jacob Ruden
Minnehaha County
William H. Nicholas
Rapid City
Yankton County
Tillie Knutsen
Oakland Plum Tree Produces January Crop Sprouts New Yield
A plum tree in an Oakland California resident's yard bore a new crop that ripened in January this year, following a crop last fall.
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Oakland
Cal
Seven Die In Tenement Blaze On Upper East Side
New York May 21 seven persons perished in a two tenement fire on Second Avenue. The blaze killed a mother and daughter a father and son and three others in the building. Fire officials questioned a man who gave the name John Smith then Raymond Monteshing a 27 year old unemployed husband and father claiming he was nine blocks away when the fire started.
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New York
Upper East Side
Second Avenue
Thomas P. Brophy
Brophy
Man Ordered to Mental Ward for Observation
He had been where he claimed to be when the fire marshal directed his transfer to Bellesque hospital for observation in the psychopathic ward pending an investigation.
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Bellesque Hospital
Real Estate Transfers in Huron and McKinney Areas
Transfers recorded by Beadle Co Abstract and Title include McKinney and Allen selling to Travelers Insurance Co for S1 N percent in 24-30-59. Robert B Hill selling to Prudential Insurance Co for S1-EM 23-110-60. Addie M Chambers selling to Helen M Matlock in Cham bers First Add to Huron. James Valley Bank selling to Pauline J Rose in Huron for 2000 dollars, Third Railway Add.. Stephen A Goethe selling to Midwest Holding Corp in Huron for 1 dollar, 33 feet of lots 1 and 16, block 10, Huron.
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Beadle Co. Abstract & Title Co
McKinney & Allen
Travelers Ins. Co
Robert B. Hill
Prudential Ins. Co
Addie M. Chambers
Helen M. Mattock
Huron
Chambers
James Valley Bank
Pauline J. Rose
Third Railway
Stephen A. Goethe
Midwest Holding Corp
City poultry and egg sales exceed other states in 1932
City dwellers bought more poultry and eggs from Tew than any other state. In 1932 the state sold at four main markets 54,000,000 pounds of dressed poultry and 66,000,000 dozen eggs.
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Wolsey Omaha
Satiang
Wolsey
Mitchell
Yankton
Omaha
Kansas
Aberdee Borte
Spokane
Seattle
Teco
Norsndend
Des Moines
City, St. Louis Co
O. F. Waller
Milwaukee Road
S. Dale
Tare
Pitty
Milwaukee
Roan
CWA
Luden's
Dispay
Rigidaire Eras
Armin Sales Company
West Third Street
Huron, South Dakota
Owl Creek
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
New York City
Johnson & Sewell
Val
Ues
Arrow
Osborn
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