Big Booze Raids Are Made At S F
Sioux Falls authorities and federal agents raided nine alleged speak easies on May 4. Sixteen liquor law violators were arrested and about 500 pints of liquor seized. notable finds included a hidden alcohol plant and moonshine in a pool hall auto. additional arrests followed at several residences and pool halls as officers chased leads.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Hyde
F. L. Boyington
Jimmie Burkee
Morris Graham
Walter Wendt
Emil Flekke
George Edwards
Mike Buchmeier
Federal
Harm Englekes
Andy Miller
Richards Fernly
Fred Stickney
Pen Backovitz
U. S
Art Anderson
Lawrence Green
Margaret Burke
Radio Features The Best In Radioland By E Butterfield
Radio editor notes Paris will host two US broadcasts this month. On Wednesday at 8:85 a.m. WIZ will air President Doumergue and others at the Paris International Exposition opening. May 15 from the Eiffel Tower WABCO will carry Paul Peiret on fashion forecasts and guests from Radio Roundon on WABC. May 14 lists various programs including Lily Pons Ohman Arden and Savino directed tone pictures, Mathew Woll AFL leader immigration talk, and more on WEAF WIZ and other networks.
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E. Butterfield
Associated Press
N York
Paris
United States
WIZ
Doumergue
France
Eiffel Tower
WABCO
Paul Peiret
Sie Smith
Shetley
L. Wolfe Gilbert
Toucs's
Wabc Net
WEA
Lily Pons
WABC
Ohman and
Arden
Ice Green
WIZ Group
Tone Pictures
Domenico Savino
Theo Earle
Adzie Vara
Mathew Woll
American Federation of Labor
WEAF
Major Crimes Lead Inc F During April
Eight arrests were made in Minnehaha county for burglaries and robberies in April, per Sheriff John H. Johnson. Forgeries and bad checks were prominent, with one arrest for second degree manslaughter. Liquor law violations declined to five from eleven in March. Total arrests reached 47 in April, one more than March and 123 fewer than the prior year.
Schmeling Near End Of Exhibition Tour In Chicago
World heavyweight champion Max Schmeling will end his exhibition trip with a Friday appearance at Chicago Stadium. Matchmaker Nat Lewis announced the plan as Schmeling to box four rounds against two sparring partners on the Young Jack Thompson Bucky Lawless card.
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Schmeling
Chicago
Max Schmelling
Nat Lewis
Jack Thompson-Bucky Lawless
Ten marriages and a seventh divorce eyed for oil woman
Mrs. Caroline McDonald-Walters-Bronson-Burgess-Chavallier-Garden-White Luigi-Hatfield Willis, a wealthy oil woman from Alexandra Louisiana, says her tenth husband J W Willis was wrong in every season. She claims seven divorces may follow after their recent separation.
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Caroline McDonald - Walters - Bronson-Burgess- Chavallier - Garden - White
Luigi- Hatfield‘Willis
Alexandra
J. W. Willis
Soap Rings From Hard Water Say Iowa Professor
Professor Edward Bartow of the University of Iowa chemistry department explains bathtub rings are caused by soap reacting with hard water. He notes hard water prevents soap from dissolving fully and forms curls that cling to tubs. He lists Iowa and eight other states as having the hardest water.
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Iowa City
Edward Bartow
University of Iowa Chemistry Department
Bartow
Iowa
South Dakota
Florida
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arizona
Blunt High School Banquet For Seniors Aboard Pirate Ship
The Blunt high juniors hosted a pirate themed senior banquet at the school gym. Sophomore and freshman girls dressed as pirates served a three course meal. Toasts included class prophecy, class will, and farewells. Senior five named.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
Presbyterian
Herbert Walters
Wesley Barcus
Leona Welch
Harold Carlson
Prof Jensen
Presbyterian Church
Bert Kofski
Youngster Loses Hand Playing With Dynamite
Buddie Barnet a 12 year old youth from Cody was playing with dynamite in a Barnet garage with several companions when a blast tore away his left thumb and two fingers. Doctors amputated his hand at the wrist due to the severe mangling.
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Dynamite
Highmore
Buddie
Barnet
Cody
Lazy Thief Takes Dressed Hogs in Vermillion
In Vermillion on May 4 a lazy thief stole a dressed hog from Tony Hagner after it had been butchered. The hog was slaughtered and hung on a peg in the Hagner slaughter house and disappeared the next morning. Sheriff Howerd C. Curtis seeks clues to arrest the culprit. several nearby live hogs remain untouched.
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Tony Hagner
Hagner
Pierre Governors Take Central South Dakota Conference Meet
Pierre Governors dominated the Central South Dakota conference track meet, scoring 66 points to lead Meld and others. Taylor and Berreth led distance events, Doyle set marks in broad jump and javelin, and Pierre, Highmore, and Onida posted multiple top finishes despite a soft track.
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Pierre
Central South Dakota
Marschalk
Taylor
Berreih
Highmore
Miller
Gaida
Doyle
Ywinndng
Johnson
Unida
Max Allen
Robinson
Onida
Norfolk
Christy
Robinsom
Pfotenhaur
Berreth
Kirk
Stensland
Allen
Brooks
Sutton
Gibbs
Harbert
Laird
Cahalan
Alleman
Aldrich
Dornberger
Hofer
Tigin
Schlicht
Wade
Barreth
Harbert CP
Mil- Ter
Vera Caldwell Seeks Second Hearing in Highway Robbery Case
Vera Caldwell a former Sioux Falls resident now in Kansas City has asked the South Dakota supreme court for a new hearing in the case where she was convicted of highway robbery and given a five year term. The court recently upheld the conviction she contends she was an involuntary aid in the December 1528 robbery of A Henningson of Brookings. Another woman and two men are already serving sentences for their roles.
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Sioux Falls
Vera Caldwell
Kansas City
South Dakota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Caldwell
A. Henningson
Brookings
Miller Cage Stars Top 1931 Class In Scholastic Honors
Miller High School names George Cahalan valedictorian and Raymond Domberzer salutatorian of the 1931 graduating class. Cahalan led with a 537 percent four year average. Domberzer totaled 92.9 in basketball. Other top scholars include Loraine Mullaney and Mary Bushfield among 30 graduates.
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Miller Cage Stars
Miller
Miller High School
George Cahalan
Raymond Domberzer
Aso
Cahalan
C. W. Wood
Loraine Mullaney
Mary Bushfield
Clarice Thoreson
Charlotte Bard
Doris Gaudig
Lusella Hubbard
Constance Grafton
Jeanette Weber
Newspaper men to discuss voter issues on May program
The National League of Women Voters and NBC present the 61st Voters Service program on May 5 at 1 to 7 30 p m CST. Frank Kent of the Baltimore Sun Lowell Mallett of Scrimps Howard Newspaper Alliance and Clinton Gilbert of the Philadelphia Public Ledger will discuss emerging political sites and issues for the 1932 conventions. The panel aims to shape party platforms by focusing on pressing problems and civic participation.
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Voters Service
B. W. Feige
Ifihe
League of Womenoters
National League of Women Voter
National Broadcasting Company
Central Standard Time
Frank &. Kent
Baltimore Sun
Lowell Mallett
Scrinps- Howard Newspaper Alliance
Clinton Gilbert
Washington
Iladelpan Public Ledger
Katharine Lud
National League of Women
A A U W Reelects Executive Board in Aberdeen
The South Dakota executive board of the American Association of University Women, led by Miss Eva Glassbrook of Vermilion, was reelected at the convention’s closing session in Aberdeen. Other officers named include D H Lightner of Aberdeen as vice president, A J Yeager of Madison as second vice president, A M Haskell of Huron as recording secretary, L Deets of Vermilion as corresponding secretary, and J A Danforth of Yankton as treasurer.
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A. A.A. W. Reelect
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Eva Glassbrook
Vermilion
American Association of University Women
D. H. Lightner
A. J. Yeager
Madison
At. M. Haskell
Huron
Guillotine Used To Enforce Death Sentence In Bavaria
In Regensburg Bavaria on May 4 Erich Tetener a torch murderer was executed by guillotine the method still used in parts of Germany Hans Reichardt an 80 year old executioner who started his duties over a generation ago oversaw the execution it was his sixtieth time in this role Twelve citizens and several newspaper men witnessed the event.
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Regensburg
Bavaria
Germany
Erich Tetener
Hans Reichardt
Groton Man Named Defendant in Suit
Mrs. Ger trude Adelhofen of Groton names John Townsend of Groton as defendant in a civil suit filed in Aberdeen. The action seeks relief in a matter involving local residents and property interests.
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Groton
Aberdeen
Gertrude Adelhofen
John Townsend
Damage suit filed over October site accident
A $25,000 damage suit stems from an October site accident when Theresa Sanderson, daughter of the plaintiff, along with Mrs Adel Hofen, were riding in the Sanderson car on the Meridian highway and were struck by the defendant's automobile.
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Theresa Sanderson
Adelhofen
Sanderson
Meridian Highway
Many Houses Under Construction In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls report shows 80 new residences started since January 1 per city building inspector Charles Bovee. April permits declined versus March, with 1930 figures noting a drop. The 1931 trend indicates a steady month by month rise in house-building activity.
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Sioux Falls
Charles Bovee
Construction Permits Rise Through Spring Total 68
Permits for eight houses were issued in January and 2 in February. March saw 25, April 28 applicants. Total permits in April were 1 guaeets, equating to $52,000 less than March spending and $156,000 below April 1930. Remodeling activity also substantial.
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Bovee
Present Musicale in Slagle Auditorium USD
Mu Phi Epsilon the national honorary music fraternity presented a musicale before a general convocation of University of South Dakota students in Slagle auditorium. The program featured piano voice cello and violin numbers performed by members and guests.
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University of South Dakota
Slagle Auditorium
Mu Phi Epsilon
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