City Appointments Cause Rift On Huron Commission
Dr J S Tschetter joined the Huron city commission Monday as discord erupted over appointments in the Lae administration led by Commissioner Walter Green. Nelson was named temporary chief of police after debate, while city attorney selection sparked a 3 2 split with Green opposing Walt and quitting nominations. The meeting drew a large crowd as tensions flared among commissioners Anderson Hoskins and Mayor Gitchell.
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J. S. Tschetter
Huron City Commission
Lae
Walter T. Green
Jake S& Welson
A. W. Hopkins
Commission
Street and Water Department
Nelson
Public Safety Department
Tschetter
Everett Hoskins
Hoskins
Tcetter
Hostins
Wany
Green
J. O. Hagen
Dr. Tschetter
G. M. Anderson
E. T. Gitchell
M. F. Walt
Anderson
Gitchell
Walt
Gren
Repres
Sankey Relatives Arraigned in Kidnapping Case
Mae Sankey and Aloyson Rath Kohler, widow and sister-in-law of Verne Sankey, were arraigned in federal court on conspiracy charges in the Charles Roeticher II kidnapping. Pleas were deferred until tomorrow as attorney Ben Laska seeks possible separate trials. actual trial may begin Thursday. The case stems from the Boettcher gang. A separate earthquake report from Socorro, New Mexico notes a six second shock felt in nearby towns with no damage.
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Sankey
Pierre
Mae Sankey
Aloyson Rath Kohler
Federal District
Charles Roeticher II
Denver
Ben Laska
Verne Sankey
Boettcher
Byron Payne
U. 5
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled conditions continue tonight and Wednesday with cooler air arriving midweek. South Dakota expects mainly unsettled weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler temperatures, especially in the southwest tonight.
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Huron
Vicinity
South Dakota
Southwest
Citizens urged to fund Huron Summer Playground drive
The Huron Playground Fund seeks $700 by May 20 to unlock about $2,000 in government grants. Chairman Harry Liem says contributions from individuals are needed after clubs pledged $243 so far, with money to be audited by the Chamber of Commerce. A two day staff instruction from J B Bachelor will precede a June 11 program start for city wide recreation.
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Huron Playground Fund
Playground Committee
Harry Liem
Huron Park
Phowhan
Was
WUD
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Liem
Chamber of Commerce
Playground Movement
E. H. Bryan
Freeman Lyons
City Federation of Womens Clubs
Lyda Betts
Clarence G. Walker
Huo
Park Board
C. N. Bark
Girl Scouts
G. G . Patriotic
Rev
D. Disrud
Clyde R. Smith
Sft
J.B. Bachelor
New York
Recreation Association
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Mitchell
Huron Park Board
Kiwanig Club
Teachers Union
CAL
Co-Operative Club
Altrusa Club
Teagke Walton League
Knights of Columbus
League of Women Voters
Kiwanis Club Board
Playground Fund
Kiwanis
Jean Harlow to file divorce suit in Hollywood
Hollywood actress Jean Harlow plans to sue for divorce from her third husband Jai G. Rosson after their Sunday separation. Rosson has quit photography work for Harlow’s movies and the pair eloped last September before deciding they were unsuited, launching a move for breakup on incompatibility grounds.
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Jean Harlow
Hollywood
Cal
Jean_ Harlow
Jai G. Rosson
Hosson
Mise Harlow
Rosson
Misa
Zuit
Jury Reconsiders Manslaughter Case
Mountain View Arkansas May 8 A jury in a nine months prison sentence case against Willard Moody 21 requested permission to reconsider the involuntary manslaughter verdict. They returned with a recommendation that the sentence be suspended. Moody helped in a fight that led to the fatal wounding of Ralph Bone 20 who allegedly interfered in the clash.
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Mountain View
Ark
Willard Moody
Bone
Moody
Ralph Bone
Recovery Review Board Is Flayed
John F. Sinclair of Minneapolis, former vice chairman of the national recovery review board, accuses the group of unfair, one sided reporting to President Roosevelt. He resigned April 28 and submitted a minority report opposing Clarence Darrow, urging a small independent three member board to handle complaints under NRA laws.
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Minneapolis
John F. Sinclair
National Recovery Review Board
Roosevelt
NRA
Sinclair
Clarence Darrow
Chissage Criminal
Ape
Darren Russell
Charles Edward Russell
Geo
Hugh S. Johnson
Darrow
Recovery Administration
House Believed Tol Be Hideout Of June Robles Found
Cananea Sonora May 8 two patrolmen disclosed the house where kidnapped six year old June Robles heiress to the Bernabe Robles cattle fortune was found evidence she had been there two days ago as a manhunt intensified across Nogales and Cananea with Mexican federal soldiers sealing the district US and Mexican officials pressed the search hoping for a quick ransom payment and return of the child
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June Robles
Cananea
Sonora
Mex
Robles
Mexico
George Asa
Tom Newell
Arizona Highway Patrol
Bernabe
Tucson
Dodge Forsters
Nogales
Tay
Thiey Jone Tha Child
Hom
Ariz
Annedy
Balloonists Leave Black Hills for North Platte and Omaha
Major William Kepner and Lt. C. E. Anderson depart Rapid City by plane after days of site inspections for a planned June or July stratospheric flight. They declined to name a definite takeoff location, noting an eastward data study announcement expected next week. The fliers were guests at a Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night.
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Rapid City
William Kepner
C. E. Anderson
North Platte
Omaha
Nebr
Kepner
Commerce
Peace With Unknown Soldier
New York May 8 The Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick spoke at a seminar saying he renounces war and will join the unknown dead in penitent reparation He recalled counseling soldiers in France and blamed those who glorify war noting Sherman’s adage War is Hell and urging peace over future conflict
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New. York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Baptist Church
Rockefeller Church
Tor. Fosdock
France
Sherman
Opinions Differ On Pulitzer Award Committee As Prizes Are Given Out
The 1933 Pulitzer prize decisions sparked disputes within the advisory board at Columbia School of Journalism. The Peoples by Herbert Agar won history, Lamb in His Bosom by Caroline Miller won fiction, and Mom in White by Sidney Kingsley won drama. Jurors differed on the final selections, with reports that Over Here and One More Spring were considered but not chosen.
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New York
Herbert Agar
Caroline Miller
Baxley
Sidney Kingsley
Robert Nathan
Columbia University
Mark Sullivan
Tour Along New Air Line Delayed Promoters Announce Postponement
Promoters of a barnstorming Omaha to Bismarck tour along the new air mail route say bids to be received in Washington May 95 have been postponed. The tour, originally set for Thursday, will now occur closer to the bid receipt time. Official bid advertisement copies cover Sioux Falls to Bismarck.
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Omaha
Bismarck
Washington
Sioux Falls
Oil troubles drag on in new deal era says bootleg oil floods market
In Washington the new deal faces fresh strife as oil fears rise. Secretly the petroleum administration board worries over a looming explosion while milk shortages earlier forced changes. Bootleg oil from the West floods markets, risking a disrupted supply and price instability. Refineries give free gasoline to outlets to keep business afloat, as authorities debate Ickes’ control bill and await a Supreme Court decision.
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Washington
New Deal
Viest
Petroleum Administration Board
East Texas
Ickes
Mercury Tops 100 Degree Mark in May Heat
The official thermometer hit 100 at 2 pm setting a new heat record for May before cooling to 99 by 3 pm Cooler unsettled weather is forecast for Wednesday The previously noted May high was 93 on May 23 1928 Pierre reported 102 this afternoon
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Pierre
G O P Senators Debate Tariff Amendments
Senate Republicans held a tariff pow wow as Democrats warn any move to amend the tariff bill will be tabled. Senator McNary heads talks on major changes including farm and basic commodity exemptions, public hearings, and limiting presidential tariff power.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
McNary
Oregon
Fimante’ Committee
Dentists Gather In Mitchell For 1935 South Dakota Meeting
At Mitchell the South Dakota Dental society wrapped up its 1935 convention with officers elected including P. El Scofield of De Smet as president elect and D. K. Walker of Huron as delegate to the national convention in St Paul in August. Clinics featured Scofield and Walker presenting Monday. Production news from New York reports April steel production at 2,935,631 tons, highest since July 1933, with five straight monthly gains. Chicago ends local prohibition after 13 years as city council passes the ordinance.
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Huron
South Dakota Dental Society
Mitchell
P. el.’ Scofield
de Smet
D. K.walker Huron
St. Paul
Scofield
Walker
New York
Amer“oat Iron, & Stet
Institute
United States
Insull bound on federal charges as imprisonment begins
In Chicago Samuel Insull was held on use of the mails fraud and bankruptcy charges with a $200000 bond, unable to furnish it. He was jailed after arriving by train and later arraigned in federal court as crowds watched. his son sought release funds while his wife remained in Athens amid ongoing case developments.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull
United States Marshal’s Office
U. S
Doright H Grean
Floyd E. Thompson
Dkllinois
Supreme Court
Barner
Green
Samuel Insull, Jr
Young Insull
Maine
Texas
T'am
Insu Wag
United States
H.C. W. Laubenheimer
Insul Weekly
Nowin
Federal Court-House
Commonwealth Edison
Burton
Berry
Igtanbul
United States Mail
Otcunities Company
Hig Companies
Athens
Mos
Samuel Inuit
United Staa
Dome Mines declares extra dividend for shareholders
Directors of Dome Mines New York today declared an extra dividend of 150 and 3 quarterly. The payments are due to be paid three months ago and the quarterly dividend is the same amount.
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New York
Dome Mines
Lita
Aigats
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