Capone Ordered Out of Chicago by Officials
Chicago officials tell Capone to leave the city or face arrest on sight as police, prosecutors, and federal officials urge removal for safety. Capone, recently released from a Philadelphia prison, explains his whereabouts and says he has no charges against him while noting the ongoing temerity of gang violence.
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Capone
Chicago
Mar
Scarface
Cees
Detective Headquarters
John Stege
Philadelphia
All State
John Swanson
United States
Arxies
Siege
Sim
Stege
Oberta
Dingbat Oberta
Dingbat
Casone
Ton
Cope
South Dakota range and feed prospects improve in February
An agricultural report by L Orr notes ranges opened in February with feed supplies largely sufficient in most areas. Cattle improved after January storms and losses were light. Sheep gained modestly, and South Dakota ranks with western states in range and sheep condition, and above average in cattle condition.
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Daranges
L. Orr
Federal Department of Agriculture
Montaa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Freddie Dunn Receives Life Term in Iowa Penitentiary
Des Moines reports that Freddie Dunn, the Sioux City bank robber, is to be booked for life in the state penitentiary. Attorney General John Fletcher ruled the sentence, though originally up to 40 years, requires life imprisonment with parole or pardon as only exit. The decision followed Dunn pleading guilty to assault with intent to commit murder and facing related bank robbery charges in Ecen, South Dakota.
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Des Moines
Mar
Freddie Dunn
Sioux City
Leeds
John Fletcher
T. P. Hollowell
Fort Madison
Dunn
Fletcher
Hollowell
Supreme Court Authority
Ecen
S. D
Acquit Doheny On Full Charge In Oil Embezzlement Case
Edward L. Doheny was acquitted in Washington DC of bribery charges. A 12-member jury ruled the $100,000 given to Albert B. Fall was a loan, clearing Doheny of seeking oil lease influence. Verdict read not guilty after poll of jurors.
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Edward L. Doheny
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Fall
Elk Hills
H Court
Chelsey A. Ray
Jing
Convict Slain On Escape From Prison
Four hours after Thomas Barnes and Seeigens escaped from Speigner prison in Montgomery County, Alabama, they shot and wounded two guards. Barnes was killed by a single heart shot. Hudgens, who fled, reportedly used a pistol believed to be Hudgens property, and the body was dumped at H C Swaringen’s home. Hudgens’ family lives nearby.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mar
Thomas Barnes
Seeigens
Montgomery County
Speigner
Barnes
Hudgens
H.C. Swaringen
Swaringen
Hudgen
Swearingen
J DO. Richardson
Richard Hughes Pioneer Journalist Dies in Rapid City
Richard B Hughes a pioneer of the Black Hills died at his Rapid City home after 25 years of invalidism. He arrived in April 1876 from Sidney as the Deadwood Pioneer Times reporter, later edited the Rapid City Daily Journal in 1880, served as South Dakota surveyor general under Cleveland, and was a 1889 state legislator. He also led the Capitara Mining at Spearfish in 1858 and the Holy Terror mine at Keystone in 1902 before returning to the Journal in 1912 until retirement in 1916 due to ill health.
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Rapid City
Mar
Richard B. Hughes
Black Hills
Sidney
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Ciapatra Mining Company
Spearfish
Holy Terror
Keystone
Rapid City Journal
D L James Talks Agriculture With Huron Chamber
Delos L. James assistant manager of the US Chamber of Commerce agricultural service met with the Huron Chamber of Commerce this afternoon to discuss cooperation between business leaders and farmers. The informal gathering began with a luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hag gitt and was expected to continue through the afternoon. John F. White chairs the chamber's agricultural committee. The note ends with a fragment about recently patented prank jaws adjustable for 38 on either 4 or pipes.
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Delos L. James
Agricultural Service
United States Chamber of Commerce
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Haghitt
John F. White
Radio Commission Approves Move of Station to Huron
Radio Commission approves moving KGDY from Oldham to Huron with power increase from 13 to 140 watts on 1200 kilocycles. George W. Wright of Huron predicts the station will relocate within 60 days and use local talent. plan details unavailable.
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Radio Commission
Oldham
Huron
Federal Board
George W. Wright
Federal Radio Commission
AAG
Hurone
Washington
KGDY
Free Federal Radio Commission
A. C. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Qyatra
Wright
Owl
Hie
Awaiting Japan's Decision On Pact
London dispatch reports that the tentative five power naval pact may proceed to draft as Tokyo hesitates over Franco Russian deadlock. The Americans and British aim to fill gaps for later Japanese input with France and Italy possibly invited to sign. Ambassadors Morrow and George top the drafting effort with naval officers expected.
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London
France
Jaly
Fiys
The
Chronicle
Daily Retard
Jacques-Louis Dumensnil
M. Pietri
Paris
MacDonald
Chequers
Colonel Stimson
Stanmore
Ambassador de Fleuriau
Premier Tardieu
Bir
Waltons Plan Membership Drive By Huron Chapter
The Huron Chapter of the Izaak Walton Teague Society plans a March 24 membership drive. Six two member committees will canvass county areas to recruit farmers and business people, with a focus on game and fish development and public outreach.
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Huron
Izaak
Walton Teague
Fred Holton
Staak Walton League
J. P. Walsh
Game and Fish
Walsh
Waltons
Game and Fish Department
Lake Byron
James River
Courtry
League
Thay
Ozark Air
Plea for Action on Unemployment Spurs Senate Hearing
Washington March 21 two witnesses urged immediate congressional action to ease unemployment nationwide before the Senate committee. Dr John P B Andrews general secretary of the American Association of Labor Legislation pressed long range planning for industry and a permanent government agency to handle unemployment. Frances Perkins industrial commissioner for New York testified that unemployment in New York was as bad as in 1914 and charity appeals had risen 200 percent in six months.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Senate
John PB. Andrews
American Association of Labor Legislation
Frances Perkins
New York State
New York
Andrews
Eee Mae
Cuban leaders indicted for sedition in general strike
Forty two Cuban Isbor leaders, many Spaniards, were indicted by a Havana court on charges of sedition and inciting disorder tied to Cuba's one day general strike. Judge Eudardo Potts ordered suppression of nine labor organizations, while Jose Medina said warrants unlikely and unions would keep operating.
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Cuba
Havana
Mar
Isbor
Eudardo Potts
Jose Medina
Machado
Weather outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of rain or snow tonight. Sunday turns unsettled with stray precipitation and colder temperatures, especially in the extreme west while the east and central areas stay cool. South Dakota expects similar rain or snow and cooler weather.
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Huron
Dakota
College Students Urge Global Naval Armament Cuts
The Huron College Students Association voted unanimously to cable Secretary Stimson at the London disarmament conference urging stringent reduction of world naval forces. Led by Prof. Daniel J. Gage, a 30 member committee drafted the message stating cant go too low for us.
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Huron College Students’ Association
Daniel J. Gage
State Stimson
London
Gage
Amdelgat London
Huron College Students Association
Wayne Nelson
Sam Namminga
Elizabeth Gibbs
America
Stimson
Mr. Stimson
Huron City Schools Announce A Club Members
Superintendent A J Lang lists eligible A club members from all city schools for the second semester based on first six weeks scholastic records. Names include seniors Kenneth Beddow Marjorie Brown Maxine Bryant Vera Casey and many others across grade levels.
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Nate
Huron City
A. J. Lang
Kenneth Beddow
Marjorie Brown
Maxine Bryant
Vera Casey
Drutella Diekhoff
Lawrente
Erickton
Alberts Halvorsen
Margaret Peterson
Gwendolyn Bailey
Lea
Watertown Woman Found Shot To Death
The body of Mrs. George Faragher was found in her bedroom by neighbors after a shotgun blast. Authorities said death was instantaneous and a shotgun with exploded shell lay near the body. Relatives reported long ill health and low spirits prior to the shooting.
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Watertown
Mar
George Faragher
Galagher
Aberdeen And Sioux Falls To Play Consolation Final
Sioux Falls defeated Lead 44 to 25 this morning as Aberdeen hammered White 29 to 10 in the other semifinal. Yankton and Huron were favored to reach the finals, with Salem and Huron meeting this afternoon for a chance at the title.
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Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Power City
Golden Eagles
Mar
Yankton Bucks
Ipswich
Huron Tigers
Salem
Yankton
Huron
Sioux
Radovich
Barrow
Peterson
McDowell
Sean
Birdseye
Aberdeen Crater
Stablein
Waron
Ayres
McCook County
Collin
Coffey
Callin
Walz
Bryancenter
Jones
Grove
Cheadle
Hugon
Olsen
Shellenkamyp
Cents
Heriing
Dyson
Huren
Salemi
Cubs
Start Construction of New Service Station on Kansas Ave
Excavation and forms began on a $9,000 super service station at the corner of Kansas avenue and Second street. The permit was issued by the city auditors office to E A Pugsley. Construction started yesterday. The one story brick building will have pressed brick on the west and north sides.
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Kansas Avenue
Second St
E. A. Pugsley
Gray Pleads For Farm Patience
Independence Missouri March 21 Chester H Grey Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke at the annual meeting of the Jackson County Missouri farm bureau urging patience and helpfulness in considering the work of the federal farm board He outlined four aims promoting cooperative marketing rural credit year round stabilization supervising cooperative policies and fostering nationwide action He expressed moderate satisfaction with the tariff bill noting it roughly justifies farm hopes but could better aid commodities that have been in the background
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Independence
Chester H. Grey
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jackson County
Missouri
Farm Bureau
Release Ordered For Duffy Of Montana In Parker Warrant
Judge L L Fleeger orders the release of John Duffy of Montrose from Me Cook and Minnehaha county custody after the warrant could not be served and identity proved. In Washington, South Dakota marks its fortieth statehood anniversary with a reception and banquet amid society officers and attendees from Brookings Rapid City and other towns.
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Duffy
Montana
Parker
Mar
Gow
WLI
Bulow
Minnesota
John Duffy
Montrose
Fiskelebrandt
Austin
Minn
L. L. Fleeger
J. C. Hinrichs
Cook County
John E. Johnson
Minnehaha
Washington
South
Vicce
Louis
Cy Phillips
Brookings
Catherine L. Dice
Gatomy
Rapid City
Mr Davison
Jens Lense
Harry T. Duson, Sr
Sims
Local social and team notes from Holabird and Birmingham
Holabird LA visitors include Sanders family and Mrs Anna Mulligan at the Weeds home. Allen Johnson returns after a visit with Neiling Woods. The Social club meets with Louise Wem mering. Mr Cassady of Miller buys pool. In Birmingham, Senators face a two game schedule with Joe Engel's Lookouts in Chattanooga. Barons win despite Johnson's rough finish after 19 hits.
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Holabird
Birmingham
Ala
Senators
Joe Engel
Lookouts
Chattanooga
Barons
Tohnnson
Ore Ria
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