Bank Robber Escapes With Cash In Sioux Point Area
A lone robber robbed the First National Bank and escaped in a car with 1500 to 1600 dollars. Searches in Elk Point Bronx City and South Dakota areas yield no solid clues. Sheriff N Slocum and bank president E W Freeman report uncertainty and ongoing hunts with no definite lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Point
First National Bank
Bitchen
Sioux Falls
Elk Point
Bronx City
Iowa
South
N. Slocum
E. W. Freeman
Stocum
Freeman
Oonierville
Davis
De‘inite Descriptio Cc
M. ‘Lewison
Johnson
Hhe
Elke Point
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Kriebs Seeks Bias Ruling in Hughes Case
Pierre May 21 An affidavit alleging prejudice aims to disqualify Judge Hughes from Kriebs manslaughter trial over January 31 car crash that killed George Marsh Kriebs arraigned on second degree manslaughter charges and given until tomorrow to plead Judge Hughes will not rule on the affidavit before Kriebs enters a plea and a replacement judge may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kriebs
Hughes
Pierre
John Fughes
France
D. Kriebs
State Secretary
Agriculure
George Marsh
Blunt
Centerville Banker's Son Admits Theft
James Thomson, 21, a Chase National Bank employee for five years, admitted stealing 94000 in stocks and bonds from the bank over 18 months. He is the son of a Centerville bank president and said he wasted most of the money on extravagant living and would restitution the rest if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James +. Thomson
Chase National Bank
Centerville
D. Thonson
Sadie
Securities Department
Urie
Codington County Population and Farm Totals for 1930
Codington County in South Dakota reports a 1930 population of 17,449, a gain of 900 from the prior census. It notes 1,261 farms, with Watertown as the county seat and nearby rural areas showing countywide growth, including Bruce and Brookings counties for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codington County
South Dakota
Gunty
Watertown
Bruce
Brookings Courts
De Smet Circuit Court Convenes Next Week
Circuit Court in De Smet will convene Monday morning with Judge Frank R. Fisher presiding to continue the April term. Several civil cases are on the docket and criminal calendar changes are expected as jurors are called to report earlier than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
Circuit Court
Frank R- Fisher
Weather summary for South Dakota and Ivron
South Dakota mainly fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the east. Ivron fair and somewhat cooler tonight, then unsettled by Wednesday with increasing chances of change.
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South Dakota
Ivron
Kiss Inquiry Sparks Courtroom Banter in Evanston
In Evanston Tul, May 27, Ivan Rusin, a police court clerk, triggered amusement by shouting Kiss in court. A man named W. W. Kiss admitted parking on the wrong side of the street and paid a fine as spectators reacted with humor and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Tul
Ivan Rusin
Auirmary
Graf Zeppelin Set for Havana Leg of Long Voyage
The Graf Zeppelin prepares at Lakehurst for the 5500 mile leg to Havana Cuba with refueling mail and supplies, likely departing tomorrow under Dr Hugo Eckener. The route may skim north of Natal then toward Havana, with a Bahamas overflight before Lakehurst finale. Weather hazards loom from Caribbean squalls and equatorial heat.
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Graf Zeppelin
Havana
Cuba
Lakehurst
Pernambuco
Brazil
N. Z
Hugo Eckener
Natal
Amazon River
Hagars
Bahamas
North American
Eckener
Germany
Armazon
Caribbean
Equatorial
Graf
Senate Committee Quizzes Methodists on Prohibition Ties
The Senate lobby committee questioned the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals for details on its role in enforcing prohibition laws. With Clarence True Wilson absent, Deets Pickett answered while Chairman Caraway noted the inquiry could end the federal probe aside from Bishop Cannon’s testimony.
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Senate
Washington
Senia Lobby
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals
Clarence True Wilson
Deets Pickett
Caraway
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Wet
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal
Why Kids Like Circuses Essay Contest at Huronite
The Evening Huronite offers a circus essay contest with 200 word entries by children under 18 for grand stand circus tickets to be won. Winners announced after June 3 with tickets redeemable at the Huronite office on June 7. prize includes 16 tickets for the top five essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Robbins ‘Brothers Circus
Huron
Buck Ovens
Hollywood
The
Smoot-Hawley Tariff Bill Faces Final Senate Debate
The Smoot-Hawley tariff bill enters a final week of Senate debate with a conference report under scrutiny. Democrats and independents attack the flexible provisions for emergency charges, while sponsors urge no undue delay as votes approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot-Hawley
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Tariff Commission
House
Thomas
Oklahoma
Secretary of State
Dock Strike Triggers Deadly Riots Across Rangoon
Disturbances erupt in Rangoon as dock labor clash leaves 40 dead and 710 injured. Moslems join in the riots as police fire on a 5000 strong mob in Bhendi Bazaar Bombay. Troops patrol, hospitals overflow, and authorities requisition all medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rangoon
India
Poe
Y Rangoon
Parsons Freed Over Child Support Agreement
Raymond E. Parsons, who pleaded guilty to deserting his wife and child, was ordered by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor to pay $20 monthly for the support of his son Robert Lee Parsons. He was brought from Worthington, Minnesota, to post an undertaking guaranteeing payments. Earlier municipal judges found enough evidence to bind him over to circuit court.
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Parsons
Raymond E. Parsons
Alva E. Taylor
Robert Lee Parsons
Huron
Worthington
Minn
Municipal
Dick Haney
Taylor
Mitchell Census Grows to 10 857 Inhabitants
Mitchell reports a population of 10 857 after adding 114 names to its census roll since last week. Census supervisor W A Prather said the final federal census figure would show a gain when the final report is issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Washington, D. C
W. A. Prather
Federal Census Bureau
Aelding Mines
Prather
Ninety Nurses Take State Board Examinations
Ninety nursing students from twenty hospital training schools in South Dakota take the semi-annual state board exams in Pierre. Examinations are led by Miss Lorena Wyard of Aberdeen and Elizabeth Dryborough of Rapid City with Bathilda Olson of Mitchell on the examining board. Names list participants by city including Aberdeen Watertown Mitchell Huron and Pierre as well as several noted students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Goetz
Irene Gugin
Kathryn , Merman
Stella Jacobsen
Minnie Kraft
Edna Manfall
Irene Morris
Sadie Niva
Sylvia Rohrman
Margaret Schwartz
Eleanor Staehnke
Martha Tisdall
Katherine Williams
Watertown
Edith Carlson
Maric Grewing
Leone Griner
Gena Hexem
Ivete Housel
Ve Lara Merta
Thelma Miller
Christa Mitchell
Gladys Moo
Woman Flier Sets Inside Loop Record in Oklahoma
Miss Laura Ingalls a 25 year old New Yorker flew 980 inside loops at Hat Box airport in Muskogee setting a new women’s mark. She averaged about 4.42 loops per second and surpassed Mildred Kaufman’s 244 loop record, finishing after 3 hours 40 minutes aloft as darkness fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Laura Ingalls
Hat Box Municipal
In- Halls
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Mildred Kaufman
Charles
Speed) Holman
St. Paul March Wi
Miss . Ingalls
Injuries Cause Death Of Youth
Lawrence Johnson 18 of Aurora dies in hospital from injuries from a Sunday night crash. A. B. Gleiter of White drove into a parked unlighted car. Roxie Gritman and C. Graham were nearby. Gleiter fled. Johnson suffered multiple fractures and partial paralysis. Parked-car owner fined for parking on highway without lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Lawrence Johnson
Aurora
White
Roxie Gritman
C. Graham
Gleiter
Johnson
Battling Nelson Comes to Huron for Fiftieth Anniversary
Former lightweight champion Battling Nelson, long a Huron figure, will visit during Central South Dakota’s fiftieth anniversary events July 3 5. The retired fighter, living in Hegewisch Illinois, may serve as master of ceremonies for the celebration fight card and plans to reconnect with old friends in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battling Nelson
South Dakota
Ad Wolgast
Point Richmond
Calif
Nelson
Hegewisch
H. W. Markey
Huron
Paddle Day at Huron College Prompts Schedule Shifts
Students and faculty observe Paddle Day amid delays for exams and weather. Senior exams moved to next week. the music recital moved to Thursday at 8 13 in the college chapel. H A Van Deursen voices directs the fifth recital of the year with one more planned before commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards Grave
H. A. van Deursen
Bomb Explosions Injure Two in Chicago Neighborhoods
In Chicago on May 27 two explosions on the northwest and south sides injured two people and damaged property. Man 69 and his wife 61 were treated after a dynamite blast wrecked a building entrance. A second blast at Chris Barone’s Chinatown area drug store caused 300 damage. Police had few clues and noted a可能 divorce of the building owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rude Rasmussen
Minnie
T “Ibule
Rasmussen
Galandak
Chris Barone
Chinatown
Barone
Draft Pershing for Senatorial Bid in Nebraska
Ex serviceman A. A. Misegadis leads a Nebraskan petition drive to draft Gen. John J. Pershing for the U.S. Senate. Petitions to circulate today aim to place Pershing on the candidate list if signatures are collected.
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Pershing
Lincoln
Neb
John J. Pershing
United States
Nebraska
A.A. Misegadis
Heflin Divorce Petition Denied by Court
A Birmingham attorney filed a 1000 word petition seeking a divorce between Miss Southern Democracy and J Thomas Heflin in Jefferson county chancery court. Judge William M Walker rejected the filing calling it beneath the dignity of the court and refused entry into the record. The petition did not reference Heflins U S senator status.
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Heflin
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Chancery Court
J. Thomas Heflin
A. Berkowitz
William M. Walker
J. Thomas Heffin
United States
Sick Mothers Are Improved
Paris dispatch reports improved conditions among gold star mothers touring grave sites for sons who died in France during the war. Mrs. Florence Williams of Portsmouth Ohio and Mrs. Mary Reynolds of Damascus Ohio show signs of recovery, with normalizing vitals, as a second contingent travels to cemeteries with care to prevent fatigue.
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Paris
France
Florence Williams
Portsmouth
Ohio
Verdun
Mary Reynolds
Damascus
Battlefront
3Old
Buss
Léiurely
Sion
Three Die In Tulsa Plane Crash At Garland Airport
A night landing at Garland airport in Tulsa ended in tragedy as a plane carrying Ursa Ball 28 of Tulsa and two men from Carthage Missouri crashed from about 50 feet. Busboom owner of the plane and Hammond the pilot died along with Ball. All three were seated and burned beyond recognition. Emergency crews freed them from the wreckage after about half an hour.
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Tulsa
Okla
Garland
Busboom
Hammond
E. J. Peters
Carthage
Busboorn
County crop session opens in Aberdeen with experts
The Brown County Crop Improvement Association began a two day session in Aberdeen May 27 inviting local farmers and elevators to meet with South Dakota and out of state specialists. Leaders J A Mathews J G Alenana T E Dinwoodie and others presided as state and regional agronomists spoke and demonstrations and lab exercises were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Brown J County
South Dakota
J. A. Mathews
J. G. Alenana
T. E. Dinwoodie
Herbert Dobberphyhl
Stratford
A. A. I Applegate
Sou
Waldo Kidder
Montana Agronomist
Ralph Grimm
Minnesota Agronomist
W. ©. Schnidt
R. E. Johnston
State College
H. R. Summer
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
J. P. Lewis
Evan Hall
Milwaukee Railroad
Young Colorado pilot killed in east of city crash
Margaret Ferguses a 17 year old high school student and one of the youngest girls in the United States to hold a government private pilot license was killed today when her plane crashed east of the city limits in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Strings
Colo
Margaret Ferguses
Cone
United States
Supreme Court bootleg ruling sparks Senate clash on liability
Washington May 27 A sharp split among dry leaders emerged after the Supreme Court held purchasers of bootleg liquor immune from prosecution. Senator Sheppard urged making both seller and buyer liable, while Senator Jones opposed. Also advancing through the House Judiciary Committee were three prohibition enforcement bills modeled on Hoover commission plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Texas
Jones
House Judiciary Committee
Hoover Law Enforcement Comission
United States
T Prishament
Tribute to Bishop Burleson in Watertown Banquet
Clergy and laity of the Episcopal church honored Bishop Hugo L. Burleson of Sioux Falls at a Watertown banquet attended by about 225. The event closed consecration sessions and outlined دو advance world projects including grants for chapels in Porto Rico and Oregon, with further gifts pledged from multiple dioceses and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Episcopal Church
Hugo L. Burleson
Sioux Falls
Vesay
Episcopal Church of
South Dakota
Burleson
Porto Rico
W. Blair Robarts
Howard B
Meat eating allowed in Chicago memorial day and Independence Day
Catholics of the Chicago archdiocese may eat meat on Memorial Day and Independence Day by special dispensation from Cardinal Mundelein. Hoover signed the Williamson bill transferring prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the Department of Justice on July 1.
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Chicago
George Cardinal Mundelein
Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Department of Justice
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