House Votes Against Currency Inflation Crushes Frazier Lemke Bill
Washington May 14 The House rejected the Frazier Lemke bill to refinance farm debts with $5 million in new money and potential inflation. The 235 to 142 vote sparked heated floor debate as Lemke vowed to reintroduce the measure and warned of political repercussions for opponents. The bill would have issued 114 percent bonds over 47 years at 1.5 percent interest. if bonds failed, new currency up to 3 billion would be printed. The session also addressed relief funding and tax revisions as Senate revenues and Tugwell’s resettlement program faced scrutiny.
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New York
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Tugwell
Wheeler
Montana
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Capitol Hill
Mrs Shikat Wife of Wrestler Dies in Ohio Crash
Mrs Areka Shikat widow of former world heavyweight champion died early today near Columbus after an automobile crash. Her car struck a curb, skidded flames erupted, and she suffered burns to head and face. The death ends the life of the wife of the famous grappler once linked to the title.
Golden Girl of 1936 race narrows in Huron judging
In Huron South Dakota Ann Bloomberg leads the early voters in a beauty contest for nine final nominees for The Golden Girl of 1936 during Golden Opportunity Days. Betty Donlin Gail Gibbs and Hetty Sheeks follow with strong showings as ballots tally across multiple towns and sponsors.
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Ann Bloomberg
Huron
Betty Donlin
Miller
Gail Gibbs
Central
South Dakota
Hetty Sheeks
Margaret
Peggy” Lambert
Foulkran
Audrey Deckey
de Smet
Marian Hornbeck
Viola Harrison
Fucon
Helen Gibbs
Highmorg
Ruby Asher
Wolsey
Louise Fortunes
Shirley Vollenweider
Hitchcock
Bernice Bowers
Helen “Bichanan
Ruth “Hendrick
Woonsocket
Maxine Hunt
LaVerne Gibbs
Merle Brink
Edith Smith
Harriet Glew
Lenore Sutter
Ione Urquhart
Carolyn Rayburn
Marian Walsh
Evelyn McDonald
Rosalie Balthy
Woonsecket
Beryl Gehring
Wessington
Arvella Host Woonsecket
Bonnie Lucksinger
Lucyile
Conner
Dona Kiel
Velma Clemens
AL A Lingscheit
Buronahi
Audrey” Beekman
Heron
Hy Campbell
Phyllis” Hoffman
Ruby Snedi
Lois Braskamp
Marie ‘Peterson
Betty Zeller
Olene ‘Devick
Josephine Miner
Frieda Schortz
Man
Aspen
Gloria Cordier
Jane Ricker
Ruth Elaine Geiger
American Legion
Black Hills
Tthe
Huron Buudnessmien
Huronite
Voten
Starning
Bal
State Overdraft Cut $117,000 in April
South Dakota State Treasurer Frank Silwert reported April overdraft reduction of $117,000. The April 30 general fund overdraft stood at 3795 293.68, compared with March 31. The total treasury funds reached $11,373,513.53 on April 30, versus $10,983,137.41 a month earlier. The April balance included $8,305,174 listed as cash in banks.
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Pierre
South Dakota General Fund
Frank Silwert
Eaah
Banka
Huron Wolsey phone lines improved with rebuilding program
Dakota Central Telephone launches a major rebuild and patrol of farm lines in the Huron and Wolsey exchanges. The program starts at Pace and continues through the region, with company officials stating extensive pole and line work required.
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Huron-Wolsey
Dakota Central Telephone
Huron and Wolsey
Aiamer
Xaid
Voting Ballot for 1996 Contest Cast in Evening Huronite
A damaged ballot notice states voting is for one candidate listed in this issue or the Evening Huronite. Ballots must be submitted to the contest department by May 15 with no ballots accepted at other locations.
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Legion
Coughlin Gains in Ohio Primary Tabulations Indicate Wins
Columbus May 14 The Ohio primary produced several early victories as vote tabulators finished a lengthy count. Rev Charles Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice seeks to oust two district congressmen and nominate 15 or 16 of 22 candidates for Congress, aiming for at least four seats. Republicans won 47 of 52 delegates to the Cleveland convention, with a strong statewide slate. President Roosevelt trounced Col Henry Brackenridge in the Democratic presidential preference, 16 to 2. Gay Martin Ia Davey led Stephen M Young 3 to 2 for the Democratic governorship nomination.
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Ohio
Charlies Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
William E. Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Henry Brackanridge
New York
Gay
Martin Ia. Davey
Stephen M. Young
Dovernns
Deported Anna Sage Returns to Timlahoma
In Bucharest on May 14 Anna Sage known as the lady in red linked to Dillinger’s death arrived in her Timlahoma home town. She claimed she was promised permission to stay but was deported from the United States. Sage criticized the underworld saying all the gangsters left there yellow.
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Bucharest
Romania
Anna’ Sage
John Dillinger
Timlahoma
Underworld Venegeance
Mra. Sage
Dillinger
Chicago
Hin
Apt
United Stat
Jee Spuw
Weather forecast for Huron and nearby areas
For Huron and Vielaltyr expect fair skies with a warmer trend tonight and Friday. South Dakota also looks generally fair and warmer tonight and Friday.
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Huron
Vielaltyr
South Dakota
Hindenburg Marks Up Faster On Return Flight
The Hindenburg completed a maiden round trip between Germany and the United States with a 49 hours 3 minutes official flying time. The air cruiser landed at Frankfurt on the Main at 4:45 a.m. and 4:05 p.m. Wednesday after a 51 hours 53 minutes flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. A large crowd welcomed the ship as a Nazi band played in the hangar. Officials presented silver cups to Dr Hugo Eckener and Captain Ernest Lehmann, though Eckener’s name was omitted from press reports, stirring speculation about his standing with the propaganda ministry. The return voyage surpassed prior lighter than air records and set new marks for eastward and westward crossings.
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Frankfort
Germany
Atlantic
Zeppelin
Hindenburg
America
Lakehurst
N. J
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Mand
Friedrichshafen
Amer
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Loc Ate Seles
Eckener
Hugo Eckener
Hindenburg Company
Ernest Lehmann
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Jacob Sprenger
Ipress
Propa
Ganda
Borah Attack Has Leaders Guessing in Washington
Senator Borah intensified his attack on Republican leadership and hinted at tensions over the Cleveland convention and the party's stance on the anti-lynching bill. He accused leaders allied with the regular Ohio organization of pushing constitutional questions and questioned state sovereignty. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Borah
Cleveland
Ohio
Robinson Is Hustled to Atlanta To Start Serving Life in Prison
Federal guards moved Thomas H. Robinson Jr to Atlanta by train from Louisville to begin a life term for the $50,000 kidnaping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. The 23-year-old Tennessean pled guilty in Louisville and was sent to the federal penitentiary in southwest Atlanta by Judge Elwood Hamilton.
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Atlanta
Thomas H. Robinson
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
White Stone
Glendale
Calif
Austrian Chancellor Ousts Starhemberg in Schuschnigg Move
Karl Schuschnigg ousted Vice-Chancellor Prince Starhemberg amid a cabinet shakeup. The action followed Starhemberg’s Heimwehr threat and strained ties with Mussolini while Austria edges toward broader European tensions. The move signals a rebalance toward an authoritary, yet more democratic, path and prompts questions about Italy, Geneva, and potential Habsburg restoration.
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Germany
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News Behind the News Pledges Diplomacy and Coercion
Washington May 14 European diplomats stage a diplomatic window dressing for public consumption. The piece argues Hitler will honor treaties only if others respect them. Mussolini cites torn treaties as dishonorable constraints. The article notes French reorganization and broader hopes for non aggression amid shifting alliances.
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Hitler
Mussolini Hitlac
Mussalini
Alkie in Washington and scattered early May notices
Edgar Hoover said recovered ransom money linked to the San Francisco arrest of William Mahan. In Aberdeen a 15 day old girl weighed one pound fifteen ounces with improving color and normal temperature. Farmers in the new sour conservation program expected 4.5 to 5 million participants. 1 to 2.5 million signed old crop contracts outlawed by the Supreme Court. A new low-wing monoplane near ready to carry Amelia Earhart on long flights. aviation experts debated a solo world flight in four hops. A Hammond alcohol tax unit member was killed and another government agent pursued two men in a black coupe. Two unmasked men robbed the First Wellington Bank in Oberlin. Howard Hughes began a lunch-to-dinner flight test toward Los Angeles. Electrical storms caused two deaths and property damage across New Jersey. A nurse accused of a fatal encounter with a physician faced a district court jury. Civil Service exams were announced for the Chvillan-Conservation Commission. A Lenelien explosion killed Mrs Ryvers Gallagher and her newborn daughter. Mrs Wilson also burned and not expected to recover.
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Bureau
Taterval
John
Foster
Marlon
Trd
Vache
St. John
Kill. Org
Culver Baby to be Buried Friday in Hot Springs
Short funeral services will be held Friday at 10 30 A M at Walters Chapel for Sharon Marie Culver three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Damian G Culver of Hot Springs South Dakota who died yesterday morning Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery The infant had been ill since birth and died at the home of Mrs Culvers aunt Mrs Otto Jacobson 560 Third Street Southeast Also notes Mrs Culver was formerly Miss Alice Clauson of Huron Des Moines May 14 Headline notes a separate line about Mrs Sarah Chickey Harned giving birth to triplets and Cesarean operation in Sedalia Missouri with brief mention of date and age
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Otto Jacobson
Third’ Street
Culve
Alice Clauson
Huron
Desperadoes break from McAlester prison in daylight
A group of twenty four hardened inmates seized guards at the McAlester prison brickyard, forcing them to unlock gates while menaced with knives. Two guards, Tuck Cope and Victor Conn, were captured with Powell beaten and shot, as the escape spread toward the Brush and Antlers regions. Authorities pursued in two cars. three guards wounded and several convicts recaptured or killed.
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Mcalester
Oklahoma
Ura
Stong
Yuck Cope
Conn
Charles
D. Powell
Privon
Fred Dougherty
William Doaks
Kerg
Possemen
Stewart
Sonro
Eigin
Nip Cope
Hostaze
Antlers
Tuck Cope
Victor Conn
Jerry String
Cope
Stringblow
Powell
Kenny
Claude Beavers
Archie Herring
Jess Cunningham
Bill Andereson
Aniers
W. W. Gowett
Broke Yard
Tuck
Did You Know Huron Shoe Torn by Lightning
The column notes a man named Huron who was struck by lightning on August 21, 21825 near Yulefour and a half miles away, and his shoe torn into 17 pieces. The shoe reportedly remained on his foot at impact. The Evening Huronite offers a 35 cent reward for Did You Know items.
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Yule
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