Huron Express Load Grows One Third in a Year
Bread shipments from Huron rise over 30 percent year over year, averaging six to eight tons daily and peaking during harvest with 140 to 175 baskets per day. The Huron Express reports bread as the top commodity, with annual totals reaching tens of thousands of baskets and a steady expansion across South Dakota’s railway network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Express
Huron
Y Express
Express Company
Fate City
Sane Ie
South Dakota
TH. L. Brown
LeMars
Iowa
J. EB. Mahe
Huson
W. D. Liewerlyn
Sioux City
Hur
Mr. Brown
Express
Ian
Babe Ty
Storm toll rises as tornadoes sweep across the South
Damages mount across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia and North Carolina after powerful storms. Seven people die in Kornaflices and storms in three states. A child is killed in Small Peak N.G. and a farmer dies near Alpharetta Georgia. Property losses reach at least $100000 in Alexandra Louisiana. Flooding and high waters ease slightly as rivers fall in several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wisiana
North Carolina
Trappe
Merreilton
Ala
Smallpeekn
Alpharetta
Alexandra
Amaro
Charlotte
N.C
Porl City
Alw
Chattahoochee
Alabama
Rotel
Mission River
Cairo
Hickman
Memphis
Weather Notes For Tonight And Sunday
Readable weather brief indicates cold conditions with a chilly night and a colder Sunday. Forecaster notes a cold front across the area, with sharp temperature drop expected tonight into the early hours. South Takotas region slated for notably lower temperatures tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swidsys
South Takotas
Kinloch mine disaster recovery ends as two found alive
PARNASSUS PA march 33 rescue crews halted work after two missing men were located alive in Kinloch mine. Forty eight expected dead, 45 bodies recovered. Arnold Breeding identified as buried in wreckage water while an unidentified man’s body was later identified as Peter Karatovich. The two found were in boarding houses. Four fires started early, three extinguished, the fourth controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Arnold Breeding
Peter Karatovich
Divorce bid hinges on spicy notes in evidence
Reno Nev March 22 A Right to permit introduction of spicy letters in evidence by which Walker P Inman of New York and Atlanta seeks a divorce from Mrs Helens Garnet Inman was before Superior Judge Bartlett. Letters touching domestic matters of the Inmans were offered by attorneys. The husband accuses Mrs Inman, daughter of a Kokomo Indiana minister, of leaving him for liquor nightlife and other men. The note was admitted after argument. It recounts a fight with Mrs Inman, stating she won and that the husband needed stitches.
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Reno, Nev
Mac
Walker P. Inman
New York
Atlanta
Helens Garnet Inman
Bartlett
Inman
Herasglt
Nquor
Night Life
State's National Guard to be inspected in Sioux Falls
Six to eight South Dakota National Guard units will undergo inspection from March 24 to April 6. First Lieutenant Otto Ellis of Hiawatha will lead the annual government survey assessing air conditions and readiness across units in Sioux Falls, Vermillion, Yankton, Parker, Mitchell, Pierre and Aberdeen.
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National ‘Guard
Sioux Falls
South
Dakota National Guard
Otto Ellis
Hiawatha
Kane E— Es Thia
Bloux Fails
Flandreas
Vermillion
Yankton
Parker
Mitchell
Pierre
Aberdeen
Gangland Gunmen Rain Death in Chicago Street Shootout
Chicago on March 23 reports a brutal gangland shooting outside Danny Stanien’s saloon in the stockyards district. Raymond Cassidy was killed by a submachine gun volley after five men in a closed car opened fire as Cassidy spoke with others. James Hawkins, 22, was shot in the eye and may be mortally wounded. Cassidy, a known gambler and former sanitary district policeman, had planned to marry Julia Webb next week. The ambush occurred as a streetcar passed, bullets through windows. The saloon has been closed for some time.
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Chicago
Danny Stanién
South Halsted Street
Raymond Cassidy
Cassidy
James’ Hawkins
Julia Webb
Stanton
Stockyards
Tractors Set To Cross Arctic Ice Fields
Two tractors depart Fort Churchill on Monday for a 300 mile trek across Arctic ice toward Fariny Bay Chesterfield Talet. Dominion explorers drive to deliver 200 tons of freight and supplies to a northern base, with crews scouting routes along Hudson Bay coast.
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Pas
Man
Canadian Northland
Fort Churwill
Arctic Circle
Fayang Bay
Chesterfield Talet
Dominion
Hudson Bay
Court Denies Petition of Princess Victoria
Bonn Germany March 23 1941 A county court denied Princess Victoria sister of the former Kaiser a petition to adjudge her bankrupt in UCD bankruptcy proceedings filed recently listing claims about 16000 marks roughly 4000 dollars Alexander Zoubenff her husband described as much younger and said to have spent much of the fortune.
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Bonn
Germany
Victoria
Kaiser
UCD
Alexander Zoubenff
Defender of Verdun General Sarrail Dies at 72
Paris March 22 General Maurice Emmanuel Sarrail once famed as defender of Verdun and Syria high commissioner died today at 72 after three weeks illness liver trouble worsened the day Marshal Foch died. He commanded the Third French Army at the Marne and held Verdun and the Meuse heights with courage.
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Paris
Maurice Emmanuel Sarrail
Verdun
Syria
Sarrail
Marne
Meuse
Marshal Foch
Explosion Wrecks Flat Forces Nearby Families Out
An explosion wrecked a two flat on Roaces Street late last night. Eight residents had just left for a joint theatre party, avoiding injury as the brick walls collapsed and a fire broke out. A chowdogou dog leaped from a second story window unharmed.
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Chicago
Mar
Rebels at Mazatlan as counteroffensive nears port
Rebel forces advancing toward Mazatlan on Mexico’s west coast clash with government troops as 6,000 federal reinforcements rushing to help. Reports place rebels within three to four miles of the city while other units move toward Bermejillo and Torreon. Rebels claim plans mirror past successful uprisings and expect control by July.
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Coast City
Torreon
Nogales
Sonora
Associated Press
Mazatlan
Suny Way
Plate
Carrillo
Margaret Johnson
Calles
Bermejillo
Naco
Jesus Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Escobar
Suarez
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Chicago man rescued after exposure in Lake Erie chase
Hebert Bankhead a 26 year old from Chicago wore five shirts three pairs of trousers two vests and two coats when pursued from a railroad yard by a detective. He fell into Lake Erie and was so waterlogged police required an hour to rescue him before being taken to a hospital.
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Cleveland
Hebert Bankhead
Chicago
Lake Erie
Rapid City Wins In Editorial Contest
Rapid City high school of Rapid City Iowa was awarded first place in a triangular editorial writing contest with Lead and Elk Point. George H. Gallup, secretary of quill and scroll, acted as judge. Rapid City scored nine points, Lead seven, Elk Point five. George Gore of Rapid City wrote the best editorial and Frank Frimo of Lead was second.
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Rapid City
IoWa City
Iowa
Mar
Rapid City High School
Elk Point
S. D
George H. Gallup
Quill and Scroll
National Honorary High School
Journalistic Society
George Gore
Frank Frimo
Fire at Farm Home Destroys Clothing and Cash
VIRGIL March 23 Special Not only clothing and household goods belonging to the Willian Buehler family were destroyed when their farm home burned here but approximately 200 in bills of various denominations kept in a tin box were lost. The three old children live with the F. Fanger Jr and the Christ Barth families to continue school here. Mr and Mrs A Engle of Mitchell have taken Mrs Boehler and the three younger children to live at Mitchell until a new house can be built on the Urquhart farm where the Boechters lived. Clothing for the children provided and neighbors promised assistance.
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Virgil
Mar
Willian Buehler
F. Fanger, Jr
Christ Barth
A’ Engle
A Mitchell
Red Cross Aid Demand Grows Across States
The Red Cross reports emergency relief needs across 17 states. Disasters range from a southeastern flood leaving 16,000 homeless to a Nebraska barn explosion killing several volunteers. Kinloch mine disaster in Pennsylvania prompts rescue canteens and medical aid for stricken families. Local organizations aid 340 refugees from an ice jam and Big Horn river flood near Greybull Wyoming. States with flood relief include Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi Iowa Montana Illinois southeast Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Washington
Mar
Red Cross
Scribner
Nebraska
Kinloch
Pennsylvania
Big Horn River
Greybull
Wyoming
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Iowa
Montana
Illinois
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fathers and Sons Banquet Draws 159 in Ladelle
In Ladelle South Dakota Mar 23 about 159 people gathered at the Odd Fellows hall for a father and son banquet hosted by the local community center. Doland and Huron reps attended L. Raymond of Huron presided as lodge master with H H Humphrey of Doland among speakers. Leo Temmey of Huron Rev M Luke and A W Tompkins of Huron spoke. The Gideon quartet of Aldton sang. Banquet served by mothers and sisters of attending fathers and sons.
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Ladelle
Uta
Pledge
South Dakota
H. H. Humphrey
Doland
Leo A. Temmey
Huron
M. Luke
A. W. Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Gideon
Ailton
Mothers
Sisters of the Fathers
Sna
Censorship Tightened in Spain Under Primo de Rivera
Advices from Madrid report Primo de Rivera’s government imposing stricter censorship. Foreign newspapers, especially those published in London, are barred from Spain if they reference agents or events at home. Post office officials face punishment if policy evasion occurs. A day of unusually severe censorship followed debates in the national assembly.
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London
Mar
Spain
Primo de Revera
Spain Iis
Party
Ram schooner crew forced to abandon vessel
New Orleans dispatch reports Coast Guard cutters Dexter and Walcott shadowed a suspected rum ship, the Imalone, off Marsh Island near the Louisiana coast after a 24 hour pursuit. An unidentified man died in the chaos as the crew fled the sinking schooner and were picked up by rescue boats.
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New Orleans
Mar
Coast Guard
Dexter
Walcott
Ésee
Louisiana
New England
F.C. Ward
Washington
United States
Ballard
Ceast Guard
Atchafalaya
A. H. Bixby
Pascasoula
Misa
Imalone
Timit
Ghord
Ébip3
Dallas
Forward
Frank ‘Paul
Pene
Waloly
Russia seen rising in esteem and power says university leader
Aberdeen March 25 Public uses that Russia will ascend to respect and power according to President Lotus D. Coffman of the University of Minnesota in an address at Northern Linus teachers college. He said education is Russia's great passion and that illiteracy may be cut before 1932 through ongoing education experiments. Coffman contends Russia is advancing not declining and that a government willing to discuss mutual problems with the people shows strength. His address highlighted the northern South Dakota voting educational conference opening Friday and running tonight with E. C. Giffen and Secretary Steele among the participants.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Russia
Lotus D. Cotman
University of Minnesota
Linus Teachers College
Coffman
Madison Freight Totals 068 Cars During March 23
Madison freight totals show 966 cars handled at the single station in 1928 up from the prior year by over 25000 dollars in freight receipts. Grain 414 cars livestock 27 cattle dairy products 60 poultry 114 eggs 28.
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Madison
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Kinloch Ming
Princess Victoria
DE Rivera
Coast Guards
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