Rain And Colder Weather To Follow Warm Day
Moisture favoring central South Dakota is expected to bring rain and snow tonight with much colder temperatures tomorrow. Blystone warns stockmen of subfreezing cold and widespread moisture, while southern Michigan and surrounding regions see warm spells and scattered snow later in the week.
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Weather Bureau
South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Mr. Blystone
Blyztone
Stockmen
Huron
Hareford
Blystone
Siour Falls
Lenten Services Set at American Lutheran Church
The Lutheran congregation will hold Lenten services titled The Last Words from the Cross with services starting at 8 PM tomorrow. A Good Friday communion service is planned for April 3 with Rev. A. J. Bergsker of Sioux Falls assisting that evening.
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American Lutheran Church
A. J. Bergsker
Sioux Falls
Wheat To Displace Corn At Chicago Board
Chicago directors announce plans for the 1951 crop at the Chicago board opening Monday. The board will not attempt sweeping changes this year after corn recently displaced wheat in the market.
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Chicago
Holdup Men Aid Court Paper Service In Chicago Incident
Chicago officers faced two holdup men when serving a civil writ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klein. The assailants dragged the deputy inside tied him up and robbed him before fleeing in Klein's car. The officer freed himself and completed service of the writ to the couple.
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Chicago
Mar
Unizipel Court
Ballitt
Peter Teac
Michael Klein
Kleins
Klein
Second Witness Names Brothers in Murder Trial
Otto Swoboda testified at the Chicago murder trial that Lea Brothers ran after Alfred Lingle’s shooting. Swoboda identified Brothers in court and described a tunnel escape sequence with a man in a blue suit and a second suspect in gray. Another witness, Warren Willisras, similarly pointed to Brothers as the man who ran within feet of him after the shot.
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Crininal Court
Chicago
Mar
Lea Brothers
Alfred Lingle
Otto Swoboda
Chicalio
Lingle
Identifies Brothers
Swoboda
Brothers
Warren Willisras
Randolph Street
Flaherty Hearing Delayed Two Days in Sioux Falls Case
The murder case involving Charles Eyestone continues as Pat Flaherty’s municipal court hearing is postponed to Saturday at 2 PM. Flaherty, dubbed "the man with the shotgun," is detained in Beadle County Jail without bond after extradition proceedings and showups in Sioux City. Attorney Joe H Kirby requested the delay due to ongoing Norfolk, Nebraska litigation.
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Pat Flaherty
Charles Eyestone
Sioux City
Dan Turner
Iowa
Eyestone
Beadle County
Flaherty
Dick Haney
Haney
Joe H.kirby
Sioux Falls
Kirby & Kirby
Fisherty
Kirby
W. W. Howes
Norfolk
Neb
Huron
Home Beautifying Talk Draws Large Crowd
H. A. Cave county agent led a home beautification talk and demonstration in the farmers assembly room at the courthouse yesterday afternoon. He announced talks in Bonilla and Virgil on upcoming evenings and noted encampment dates for the state gathering at Sioux Falls from March 4 to 5.
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H. A. Cave, Bee
Court House
Mr. Cave
Bonilla
Virgil
Huron Board Refuses Resolution on Police Complaints
Huron city commissioners at their May meeting refused to endorse a resolution inviting public complaints against the police. Mayor Gitchell sought an open avenue for charges with sworn affidavits but the board vetoed the move deeming open meetings sufficient for public complaints.
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Huron
Mayer 1E
Gitchell
A. R. Hannum
Charles F. Eyestone
Hannum
Mr. Hannum
Mr Hannum
Paris reaction cools to Austro German accord
The international response to the Austro German customs accord appears to ease with a likely submission to the League of Nations Council in May. Britain hints the issue could go before the council to test if the pact violates the Geneva protocol and the St Germain treaty. Arthur Henderson voices hope the league will review the proposals before Austrian and German negotiations proceed.
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Paris
Council of the
League of Nations
Es St. Germain
League County
Arthur Henderson
Beltish Laineister
League Council
Iityelf
Austria
College Orators Headed to Regional Speech Meet
Three Huron college entrants in the Kappa Delta regional speech convention depart with coach EH Jack 208 for Sioux City. Alice Scott will contend in the oratorical division at Rapid City while Leonard Anderson and Alvin enter the debate events in Livex City for the Bronx South Dakota meet.
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Huron College
Kappa Delta
Sioux City
Huron
Jack-' 208
Alice Scott
Rapid City
Leonard Anderson
Alvin
Bronx
South Dakota
Livex City
Admiral Plunkett Dies at 87 Victim of Heart Disease
Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett veteran of World War I died aged 87 in Washington. He commanded naval railway batteries that battered German positions near Metz and Sedan and helped silence Big Bertha by driving long range guns on wheels to the front. Born February 15, 1864, he served 45 years and held honors including the Legion of Honor and the Tower and Sword.
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Washington
Mar
Charles P. Plunkett
Big Bertha
Paris
America
Admiral Plunkett
Navalrmy
Legion of Honor
Longuyon
Montmedy
Confians
Metz
Sedan
GandhiFails to Placate Crowds After Sitga Execution
Gandhi faced hostile protests as thousands cheered at the All India Congress meet while taunts demanding retribution surfaced. He spoke of exhausting measures to save Sitga Singa and said he begged mercy from the viceroy on the eve of the march 23 execution.
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Wasa
Armyen
Mtr Touuy
All India Nations
Nissea
Wigbat' Singa
Nis
New Delhi
Omers
Gandhi
Sitga
Lancre
Bagoat Singo
Progressives Try To Obtain Peace In Nation’s Debate
Washington March 25 Progressives push to unite over farm relief and banish intra party strife while Norbeck criticizes La Guardia as demanding too little farm aid. Shouse blames New York corruption on Hoover era politics and accuses Chicago issues of hiding real problems.
Huron Woman Joins State D A R Program
Sioux Falls Mer 5 with 41 attendees the 17th annual event continued the D A R program. Members examined history and elected officers for the upcoming term at the meeting in Huron.
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Huron
D.A.R
Sioux Falls
Mer
Tomor
Revival meeting sparks faith amid illness and prayer
The speaker from Hinnestella opened a revival at the army hall last night focusing on the healing power of prayer and the value of faith during grave illness. He described patients recovering through friends prayers and urged continued faith as his series continues with talks on religious themes and moods.
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Hinnestella
Army Hall
Vale of Paget
Pepecrg
Cana
Policy Of Selling Grain To Be Determined By Planting In 1931
Hutchinson Kansas March 25 The amount of wheat planted this year will shape the board s policy for disposing of its 200000000 bushels of stabilization purchases Chairman Stone said at a joint meeting of Kansas Farmers grain groups The sales policy will depend on spring and next fall plantings If plantings are smaller the board may sell more if larger it may hold wheat indefinitely He defended stabilization operations noting a drop to about 40 50 cents would have devastated farmers and banks and could have closed many banks The board has loaned 217969748 to 101 cooperatives with 32461453 repaid
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Norbeck
Shasta
Farm Board
Notbeck
Progressives
Ua Guardia
Congress
Hutchinson
Kan
Stone
Farmers’ Cooperative Grain Dealers’ Association of Kansas
Farmers’ Cooperative Commission Company
Chicago
Himdredsanks
Middle West
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Divorce denied husband jailed over unpaid fees
Otto Dubro of miles south and east of Huron was jailed today for refusing to pay $135 in attorney fees and suit money ordered for his wife in a divorce action filed by Mrs Dubro who now lives in Duluth Minnesota Judge Alva F Taylor ordered the payment with costs and warned that paying would revoke the 140 day sentence the couple has been separated for years
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Otto &. Dubro
Huron
Dubro
Duluth
Minn
Alva F. Taylor
Taylor
Interstate Commission Denies Wheat Freight Rate Cut
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered no reduction in wheat and flour freight rates in carloads from Missouri River points to the central west. The ruling maintains existing rates while seeking proportional adjustments from Kansas City Omaha and other points to St Louis Chicago and intermediate points with reductions ranging from 24 to 44 cents per hundred pounds.
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Washington, Mar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
West
Kansas City
Omahe
St. Louis
Chicago
Northwest
Tammany Plans To Meet Attack
Tammany plans to counter an Albany probe after a legislature ruling to investigate city life. Mayor Walker heads to California and back ahead of schedule. Governor Roosevelt may view charges as separate from the inquiry. Untermyer defends Walker before a political education league amid crowd reaction.
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New York
Tammany
Albany
Walker
Palm Springs
Cal
Roosevelt
Sam$l Untermyer
Thomas C. T. Crain
Crain
League For Political Education
United States
Fiorella H. la Guard
Legislative Camrittes
Vera Cotton Elected Editor at Huron College Yearbook
Vera Cotton of Huron, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar W Cotton, was chosen by the sophomore class to edit The Ruhaiyat yearbook for the coming year. She defeated Donald Streeter and serves as treasurer of the Y W A and the Women's Athletic association and is a Pi Alpha Phi member. A business manager for 1932 will be selected at an upcoming meeting.
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Huron College
Vera Cotton
Huron
Edgar W. Cotton
Montana Avenue
Miss Cotton
Donald Streeter
Women's Athletic Association
Pi Alpha Phi Literary Society
Circuit Court Resumes in Howard for Jury Selection
Howard March 25 special circuit court convened in an adjourned session with Judge A. E. Taylor presiding Most work this morning centered on selecting a jury for the opening case of J. B. McNamee versus H. W. Grace et al The case involves a promissory note and officials expect the docket to be cleared this week
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Howard Howard
Al‘a EB
Taylor
Huron
J. BE. McNamee
H. W. Grace
Lawshe Represents South Dakota at National Airport Conference
Ben B. Lawshe secretary of the Sioux Falls chamber of commerce left for Tulsa Oklahoma to attend the third national airport conference as South Dakota's official representative Governor Green appointed him to the post and represent the state.
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Lawshe
Tulsa
Sioux Falls
Ben B. Lawshe
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