Japanese Premier Inukai Assassinated in Tokyo Plot
Premier Tsuyoshi Inukai was shot by young cadets in his Tokyo home as a failing plot to seize the government unfolded. Cabinet ministers resigned, Prince Saionji traveled to confer, and a state funeral was planned with acting Premier Takahashi leading arrangements.
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Resi
Lindbergh Instructor Dies In Plane Tailspin Tragedy
In Cottonwood Arizona on Sunday a plane piloted by Jack Lynch collided in a tailspin at 2 000 feet killing Lynch and pupil William A Clark third aged 26. Clark grandson of the late Senator Clark of Montana and stock holder in western mines. Both victims left widows and two children. The pilot had earlier aided Charles A Lindbergh with flight instruction.
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Western
Weather forecast notes cool start with warming by Tuesday
The report from Tiuron indicates continued cool conditions with increasing cloudiness and warmth by Tuesday. In South Dakota, expect rising temperatures Tuesday with more cloud cover tonight and Tuesday, except east portions fair tonight, and extreme northwest remains unsettled tonight.
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Death Fells Robert Dollar at 88 After Two Week Illness
San Rafael Calif May 4 Captain Robert Dollar 88 veteran of shipping and lumber died at home after a two week illness. Known as the grand old man of the Pacific he built a worldwide fleet and led several Dollar companies. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian San Rafael with burial at Mount Tamalpais cemetery.
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Land Seized In Minnehaha Dealing Case
Four hundred acres of Minnehaha county farm land owned by J. Q. Hossack of the Western Bridge and Construction company was taken by Sheriff John H. Johnson. A civil action by state and county prosecutors seeks $47 690.15, alleging fraudulent bridge claims approved by T. Charnock and verified by Hossack.
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Minnehaha County
J. Q. Hossack
Western Bridge and Construction Company
Omaha
Neb
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Hossack
T. Charnock
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Plan to apply hog allotment under domestic plan discussed
An outline proposes using the brood sow as the unit and paying a three cent per pound bonus via allotment certificates to hog producers. The plan mirrors wheat policies, seeks voluntary participation, and would fund bonuses from an excise tax on hog slaughterers.
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Mee Will Plead Guilty To Embezzlement Charges
Aberdeen May 16 C I Mee Centerville former banking department member agrees to plead guilty to embezzlement tied to five Roberts and Grant counties banks examined by him Earl S Farley state attorney Orrant county states the plea may cover two large tank charges from Big Stone City Milbank or all five counts Judge W W Knight to sentence tomorrow after Judge Van Buerenry was disqualified by prejudice affidavit.
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van Buenerry
Alleged Assailant Held On Bond In Hammer Attack
BELLE FOURCHE May 1 t-e. m. Eyerly a Newell trucker was bound over to circuit court on assault charges. Bond set at 1500 dollars after he allegedly struck his wife with a hammer injuring her head and side. she is hospitalized in serious condition. Eyerly remained in jail when unable to post bond.
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Budweiser Leads Calaveras Frog Jump to Record
Budweiser of Stockton smashed last year’s mark with a 13 feet 5 inch leap at the Calaveras county frog jumping jubilee in Angels Camp. Washington DC fire department entries and other acts highlighted the scene in Mark Twain’s Mark.
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Stockton
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Record Primary Vote Sets South Dakota History
The state canvassing board reports the 1932 South Dakota primary set a record with about 31,000 more votes than the 1930 tally. Republicans led in governor races and Norbeck topped all candidates with 95,498 votes. Democratic results showed Berry and Cherry also leading in their respective races. Unofficial AP tallies aligned closely with official totals.
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Green
Carl Gunderson
Mr. Gunderson
Tom Ayres
A. 5
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Lewis E. Bicknell
Tom Berry
I. E. Corey
Associated Press
Two Arrested After Holdup Attempt Near Rapid City
In Rapid City a hold up at a filling station yesterday at 4 20 led to the arrest of Leland Terrill 27 and Welter Larson 20 both of Nisland within an hour. They were held in Sturgis awaiting preliminary examination.
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Auto Club To Hold Meeting In Huron
The South Dakota Automobile Club affiliate of the American Automobile Association will meet in Huron Tuesday night with dinner at 6 00 in the Hotel Marvin Eughitt private dining room. President W W Clements of Sioux Falls will call the meeting to discuss plans for summer activities and tourism promotion across the state. Huron attendees include President G B Fehrendorf, Secretary Myers, and Ralph Jones, chair of the automotive division of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Sioux Falls
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South Dakota
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Myers
Ralph Jones
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Charober of Commerce
Five Men Sought in Lindbergh Baby Murder Case
Hopewell N J May 16 law flued a hunt of ships to seize the Lindbergh baby killers coast guard craft swept waters chasing a fishing schooner with five men aboard and perhaps a woman authorities believe they know who kidnapped and killed Charles Lindbergh Jr the search drew on the Sourland Hills scene and doctors Condons efforts to identify suspects.
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Lindbergh Thanks Jassie For His Aid
Col Charles A Lindbergh expresses sincere appreciation to Dr John Condon for his help in seeking the return of his kidnapped son in a May 15 1933 letter published in New York on May 16 1933. The note from Hopewell New Jersey thanks Condon for courage and cooperation and acknowledges the major effort to secure the child’s return.
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John
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Roosevelt Campaign Aims To Win 100 More Delegates This Week
Roosevelt forces plan to secure about 100 additional votes as primaries and conventions run this week in Connecticut Kansas New Mexico New Jersey Montana South Carolina Vermont DC Tennessee Oregon Nevada and more. Delegates total 578 to renominate Hoover may hinge on uninstructed pledges and key state wins.
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Huron City Commission Sets New Monday Night Meetings
Huron's city commission will hold its first meeting under a revised schedule tonight. The panel previously met on Theday nights, and only routine business is anticipated.
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Fiendish attack alleged by two youths in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on May 15 authorities charged King Hudale aged 21 and Robert Barron aged 25 with confessed involvement in a brutal crime. They were said to pump seven shots into Stanley Yarish a 20 year old filling station owner, drenched him with gasoline and set him ablaze as his wife and three children fled into the woods.
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Women Science Club elects officers at Iowa State College
Jeannette Mysrs of Red Owl South Dakota is named among the officers chosen to steer the Women’s Science Club at Iowa State College drive event.
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Jeannette Mysrs
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