Fisher Calls For 15 More Jurymen In Hand County Case
In Miller March 21 report, nine jurors remained in the panel for the Alphonse Lapke first degree murder trial. Judge Fisher ordered 15 more jurors as both sides used numerous peremptory challenges. Courtroom crowded as selection proceeded with state witnesses from Hand County and defense examining prospects amid anticipated weeklong trial.
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Alphonsa
Frank Parrish
Lawritz Miller
Harkin Bushfield
John Pusey
Alphonse
Dr. Larson
University of Minnesota Logist
D. J. C. Olmacher
University of South Dakota
Jack Love
Aberdeen Police Department of Crime Identification
Hand County
Fisher
Huron Women Mark League Anniversary Luncheon
Beadie County League of Women Voters members and friends gathered for a noon luncheon at the Evergreens to celebrate the tenth anniversary of women s suffrage and the national League. State president B W Feige and national officials Ries Carrie Chapman Catt Bette Sherwin and Ludington spoke via radio from New York. A historical skit by Floron league members highlighted a decade of league achievements amid a large birthday cake ceremony.
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Beadie County League of Women Voters
Wich
Evergreens
National League of Women Voters
B. W. Feige
New York
Huron
Ries
Carrie Chapman Catt
Bette Sherwin
Ludington
Break Ground For Pierre Hospital
Pierre South Dakota March 26 ground was broken today for Pierre s new 250 000 hospital being erected by the Benedictine Sisters Governor W J Bulow Mayor J E Hipple Father B J Mc Galher Sister Superior Roberta and hospital staff along with the Pierre commercial club participated in the ceremony.
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Pierre
S. D
W. J. Bulow
J. Ehipple
B. J. McGalher
Robertta
Pierre Commercial Club
Ex-Judge Shoots Policeman After Halt at Beeline Intersection
Ex probate judge T. E. Skeggs was held without bail after shooting Traffic Officer W. E. Knight in Decatur Alabama following a stop for running a boulevard sign. Knight suffered a fatal abdominal wound while Skeggs, a former Madison county judge and longtime legislator candidate, was treated for the shooting.
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Decatur
Ala
Mar
T. E. Skeggs
W. E. Knight
Skeggs
Madison County
Bee Line
Wright
Vandenberg Proposes Compromise On Tariff Flexibility
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan proposes a compromise giving both the president and Congress power to adjust tariff rates under the flexible Hexibie clause. He writes to Senate Finance Chair Smoot suggesting a plan while Hoover favors retaining executive tariff modification authority. The move is seen as a potential bridge in tariff talks between the senate and house.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Hoover
Bijeckuse
High Wages Needed for Stable American Home says AFL President
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged high wages and steady income on a radio program. He argued that wages sustain home life and opposed the use of mothers in mills and factories, calling for an economic order that allows mothers to stay at home and care for children.
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Green
Washington
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Iabor
Wild beasts ravaging countryside near Guaymas Sonora
Farmers report pumas and jaguars roaming from the mountains and feeding on cattle across several ranches near Guaymas Sonora. The Mar 27 dispatch notes wild predators seen in multiple areas.
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Guaymas
Sonora
Mar
Convicts Strike at Missouri Prison Demands Improve Food
Prisoners at Missouri's penitentiary refused to work in factory lines, demanding better food and conditions. Warden Rudolph and Governor Caulfield responded as guards and National Guard units were prepared, with the mutiny ending after promises of improved meals.
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Missouri
National Guard
Jefferson
City
Jefferson City
Mar
Missouri Penitentiary
Mexico
Fayette
Sedalia
Uns deyrEus Ae
Chm
Leslie Rudolph
I" Hall
Rudolph
Henry 5. Caulfield
Baker Financier George Baker Observes 90th Birthday
George Fischer Baker the lone survivor of early 20th century finance marked his 90th birthday at Jekyll Island retreat. He hosted family for a quiet dinner. He no longer golfs, reads little himself but enjoys two daily drives around the eight by two mile island and his keen interest in dogs.
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Brunswick
George Fischer Baker
Jekyll Island
J. Pierpont Morgan
James
J. Hal Theodore N. Vailand
James “Stillman
Tacitum
Newark
George F. Baker, Jr
S. St. John
John St. John
New York
E. E. Loomis
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Baker
Eberle To Explain Federal Board Plan
A. M. Eberle livestock marketing specialist from State College will explain the new federal farm board plan at a 1:30 PM Saturday meeting in the Beadle county courthouse. Fred Myers Red-Reid will discuss the terminal cooperative and its role. The session aims to inform farmers about marketing plans and mirrors a recent grain and elevator men meeting.
President Hoover Signs Deficiency Bill For Farm Board Funds
President Hoover signed a deficiency bill totaling 169.5 million dollars with 109.0 million dollars immediately available to the federal farm board. The measure returns from the Senate after it rejected three amendments including increases for federal buildings in Denver and Boston and a 3 million dollar Puerto Rico hurricane relief provision.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
White House
Senate
Denver
Boston
Porta Rica
First Beadle County 1930 fishing license issued to W J Scott
W J Scott a retired railroad man secured Beadle county s first 1930 fishing and hunting license. The trout season opens April 1 and licenses will be sold at $1 for residents and $2 for non residents. Licenses are available in Huron at four local stores with more sales sites to be designated.
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W. J. Scott
Black Hill
Yestern
Beadle County
Countty
Scott
Black “Hills
EF. H. Vance
Huron
Sherman& Moe
Silver Hardware Store
Tredway-Liem Sports
Waibel Hardware
Vance
Frigid Friday Looks For South Dakota Warmup
Weather brief notes partly cloudy tonight with continued cold and rising temperatures Friday. South Dakota forecast calls for fair to unsettled conditions and a move toward warmer readings on Friday.
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South Dakota
Hope Is Revived At Naval Parley
London reports the naval conference shifting back to security pact talk amid Franco Italian parity deadlock. Britain may have offered assurances to France, sparking Briand’s return to London. US stance remains firm against any binding US commitments beyond consultation.
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Naval
London
Great Britain
France
Mexico Faces Labor Strife as Ortiz Government Deliberates
Mexico City reports the Ortiz administration shifting to a status quo stance on labor relations. The government pledges to defend workers’ conquests while seeking readjustment, aiming to calm industrialists and landowners awaiting a clear program.
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Mexico City
Mar
Ortiz
Luis~ Leon
Snow Removers Misclear Tracks In Evanston Snow Cleanup
Evanston Illinois March 27. In a frantic effort to clear streetcar tracks a hiring rush left crews clearing the two inside rails while the outside rails remained covered with snow and ice. The crew had to redo the work and eventually Central street was cleared.
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Evanston
Ill
Evanston Street
Central Street
Campus Players Start Rehearsal for That Wescott Family
Campus Players begin rehearsals for a three act comedy That Wescott Family by Anne Morrison under Clyde J. Heckart at Huron College. The April production features a large cast with fourteen Wescott family roles and supporting characters.
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Huron College
Wescott
Anne Morrison
Clyde J. Heckart
Westcatt
Muriel Wescott
Henry
Hewlett
Agatha Wescott
Captain Trenchard
Anthony Wescott
Muriel
Agatha
Eddie Hud
Forensic Leaders To Attend Pi Kappa Delta Convention
Four Huron college students Edith Sutton Gladys Bucher Stafford Studer and Paul Arthur with E H Jackson head of the speech department leave Huron for Wichita Kan to attend the national Pi Kappa Delta forensic fraternity convention March 41 to April They will compete with 60 other students from across the United States Seven South Dakota colleges plan to send 43 students to the event Intensive prep has led to this trip dating back to last October when they began debate work All Huron entrants will enter the debating contest Miss Bucher will also enter the extemporaneous division
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Wichita
Huron College
Edith Sutton
Gladys Bucher
Stafford Studer
Paul Arthur
E. H., Jackson
United States
South Dakota
Parley Eyes Definite Action At Naval Conference
London reports indicate the five delegations aim to fix a plenary date next week as Briand returns from Paris. Britain and the United States weigh concessions to France on naval reductions amid debate over guaranteed security and possible political pact implications. Tokyo delays cabinet reply as internal politics stall response to American proposals on naval ratios.
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Briand
London
Paris
United States
U. S
France
Mar
Aristide Briand
Great Britain
Britain
M. Briand
Tardisu
Tokyo
Japan
General Stat
Northwestern Faculty Secures Big Raise in New Scale
Northwestern University Liberal Arts Faculty approved a 33 percent salary increase. Under the new scale professors will earn 7000 to 10000 dollars, associate professors 5000 to 7000, assistant professors 4000 to 5000, and instructors 2400 to 3500.
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Northwestern
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University Liberal Arts
Board of Trustees
Walter Dill Scott
Senate lobby committee plans probe of wet and dry groups
Washington March 27 The Senate lobby committee chaired by Caraway plans an inquiry into wet and dry organizations beginning after probes into office corruption. Witnesses may include Rep Tinkham of Massachusetts and officials from the Anti-Saloon League and the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment. The Hoover commission on enforcing prohibition also drew House Judiciary attention as hearings on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment pause.
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Senate Lobby Committee
Washington, Mar
Senate
Caraway
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Shas
Anti- Saloon League
Hoover Law Enforcement ‘Commission
House Judiciary’ Committee
Idtys
Celebrate Tenth Year Of Suffrage Rally In Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt headlined the ten year suffrage celebration by the National League of Women Voters. Speakers from New York and Connecticut urged continued campaigning on wages hours and working conditions while reflecting on progress and future goals for women voters.
Fletcher To Head Howell campaign for governor nomination
A campaign committee led by George H. Fletcher of Aberdeen was formed to manage Brooke Howell of Frederick for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Northeastern counties sent representatives and speakers included St. Clair Smith Roger Campbell P J Maloney John E Dunn C A Merkle P W Treick and J E Payne who defended Howell against critics of his dirt farmer background. Howell predicted the May primary would decide the nomination rather than a state convention.
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Aberdeen
Mar
George H. Fletcher
Brooke Howell
Frederick
St. Clair Smith
Roger Campbell
P. J. Maloney
John E. Dunn
Groton
C. A. Merkle
Leola
P. W. Treick
Eureka
J. E. Payne
Howell
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Ohio
Ning
Elliott Nugent
Morgen Farley
Isabel Withers
Vivian Martin
Helen Steel
Evelyn Wright
Sybil Biske
Camilla Curtis
Robert Cummings
Kenneth Seim
John Wescott
Bob Hough
Loie Bangs
Eddie Hudson
Henry Williamson
Winston Nelson
Geraldine Fairmont
Grace Harris
Ralph Nohlgren
Mariss Wescott
Fola Faye Nichols
Henry Hewlett
Harold Lamb
Charlotte Adron
Phillip Morgan
Lawrence Kidwell
Tagloy
Doveshy Titt
Arenere
MacDonala
Daily Telegraph
Mediterranean
Daily Herald
Sannot Go
Tae
Stimson
Pine
MacDonald
Chapman Catt
Silvery
Cait
Sienna
National Broadcasting Company
Katherine Ludington
Lymn
Conn
Mos
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