Court Decisions Expected By June
Supreme Court actions looming as term ends June 2 may define illicit liquor buyers guilt and government permit renewals for liquor manufacturers. Cases from Boston and Philadelphia challenge purchaser guilt and conspiracy in illegal liquor transport. Other suits question annual permit renewal authority for manufacturers and users in prohibition enforcement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
aAttorney
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Boston
James E. Farcar
Philadelphia
Alfred E. Norris
New York
Bandits Killed in Nicaragua Action Report
United States Marines and the Nicaraguan National Guard report intensified actions in northern Nicaragua against bandits. Six clashes from May 3 to May 12 left sixteen bandits dead, all wearing red hat bands as insignia. An official study questions central leadership, while rumors about exiled insurgent Augustin Sauno circulate.
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Nicaragua
Managua
United States
National Guard
Douglas McDougal
Nicaraguan National Guard
Doctor Sewell Leads Local Security Roles After War
Dr H D Sewell former vice state commander of the American Legion and director of Security National Bank in Huron arrives after the war. He taught at the Huron clinic for 11 years and earned a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Sewell has traveled via Merida and Salvador to Nicaragua and now directs another insurgent force amid multiple encounters where marines and constabulary faced punishment and the opposition showed solid training.
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H. D. Sewell
Security National Bank
Huron
American Legion
Sewell
Huron Clinic
University of Pennsylvania
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Meri
Yucatan
Salvador
San Juan
Gladys Murray
Secretary of State
Sine 1919
Bandit Harris Arrested After Friendly Holdup Near Car
Chicago police nabbed Paul Harris after a holdup of four strangers at a parked car turned into a social invite. Harris grew chatty and suggested they take him for a private drive to his home for a drink. Healy and the others led officers to the arrest.
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Paul Harris
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Paul
Leslieealy
Healy
Harris
Omaha Mayor Hires Greeter and Ear Man
Omaha Mayor Richard L. Metcalfe hires a so called greeter and ready ear man placing Omaha in a class with major cities. The mayor's double is described as a civic novelty intended to welcome visitors and listen to public concerns.
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Omaha
Neb
Richard L. Metcalfe
New York
Philadelphia
Cicago
Metcalfe
City official to welcome guests and review civic plans
Richard J. Low will extend the city's welcome to distinguished guests and listen to all civic improvement plans and complaints, serving in a role coordinating visitor reception and public input.
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Richard J. Low
Portuguese Migration Shifts To France Amid European Emigration
Lisbon reports that French employment offers attract Portuguese emigrants as Brazilian opportunities wane. In the latter half of the year, about 1,000 Portuguese weekly are signed by French employers, replacing French workers who seek urban titles. Emigration to Brazil plummets while concerns rise over settlers' misery there.
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Portugese
France
Lisbon
Brazil
South America
Pyrenees
Wessington Mothers Entertain Seniors
The senior class of Wessington high school and faculty were hosted by Mr and Mrs John Gaughan on May 12. Mothers of city students served a banquet at small tables and guests enjoyed card games through the evening.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
John Gaughan
Esmond Public Schools End Year May 23
Esmond public schools will close on May 23 marking the end of the school year. The announcement was issued from Esmond on May 15 in a special notice.
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Esmond
School Picnic and Exams Planned at Local Spots
The high school will hold a picnic at Lake Madison while grades organize theirs at Heckmans Grove. Seventh and eighth grade exams are scheduled in Esmond on Thursday and Friday May 22 and 23 under supervisors Miss Margaret Gartland and Miss Vern Werner.
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Lake Madison
Heckman’s Grove
Esmond
Margaret Gartland
Vern Werner
Wessington Woman Observes Birthday
Mrs. Minchie Reuter will host a birthday observance in Wessington on May 15 with local family and friends attending. The event marks a personal milestone for Mrs. Reuter as neighbors extend well wishes.
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Wessington
Minchie Reuter
Wessington Church Aid Society observes Mrs Reuter birthday
Members of the Church of Christ Aid Society at Wessington plan a Friday gathering on May 16 to honor Mrs Reuter on her eighty fourth birthday. The elderly resident is reported to be in unusually good health.
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Church of Christ Aid Society
Wessington
Rain Halts Farm Work at Joe Creek
Heavy rains linger on May 15 delaying farming along Joe Creek. Prolonged wet conditions stall planting and hoeing as crews await drier weather and resumed field activity.
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Joe Creek
Terrace Ranch Reports Strong Duroc pigs Despite Small Crop
The Terrace ranch reports 170 living piglets from a flock of registered Duroc stock, a higher figure than last year. Farmers anticipate using farm teams ahead of planting, while noting the spring pig crop remains the smallest in several years.
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Terrace Ranch
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