Suspect In Huron Bank Holdup Held By Police At D.C.
Four officers and bank employees travel from Huron to Sioux City to view three men tied to the April 12 attempted holdup. Anthony Strain is believed the gunman, with two accomplices on the second floor. State's Attorney Temmey notes additional unshared evidence and possible charges pending identification results.
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Huron
D.C
Security National Bank
Sioux City
Anthony Strain
Leo A. Terumey
F. D. Greene
Lowell
Strain
Ruth Sutter
Tymer Fleming
Attormey
Harvey Huntley
Temmey
Hs Son
Heron
Carl H. Lindbloom
Security State Bank
Canova
Lindbigam
Okubent
Minn
South Dakota
Ue Huron
Ilag
Miss Luster
Mrs. Fleming
Mr. Greene
Greene
Horder
Sioux Cyy
Alice
Stormy) Martin
Te South Dakota
Sioux Wils
Tony Strain
First State Bank
Oxabena
Okabena
Martin
Freddie Dunn
Sioux Falls
Eden
5. D
Ritton
Final Exams Start At College Today
Examinations began at Huron college today and run through Monday. Last regular classes were held yesterday. Seniors with an average of A or better are excused from finals, about half the class. Commencement is next Tuesday at 10 a.m. with former U.S. Senator Doe J. Crawford delivering the address.
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Huron College
Doe J. Crawford
United States
Wins Approval of Bingham as Ambassador to Great Britain
Robert W. Bingham wins backing as new American ambassador to Great Britain after urging a neighborly attitude in a Memorial Day address to English speaking nations. The British press welcomed the recommendation, seeing potential for improved Anglo American relations.
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Robert W. Bingham
Great Britain
Favorable U S Trade Balance Reported for April
Department of Commerce figures show April exports at 105,063,412 and imports at 88,414,780, yielding a 10,061,682 favorable balance. Britain led as buyer with 18,235,164. Canada sent 11,078,285, and U S exports to France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, China, Japan, the Philippines, and Australia totaled varied amounts. Imports featured France 2,207,290. Germany 4,727,01L. Italy 3,317,978. Netherlands 1,800,111. China 2,210,903. Japan 8,054,584. Philippines 8,212,683. Australia 135,958.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Canada
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Australia
Witness Details in Mitchell Tax Case Testimony
In New York on May 31 Frank W. Black testified at Charles E. Mitchell income tax evasion trial about an internal reverse agent examining Mitchell transfers to Mrs Mitchell and W. D. Thornton alleging fake stock sales in 1929. Black said Ambrose W. Hussey from the revenue department reviewed 1929 tax returns and letters to confirm sales.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Defense
Ambrose W. Hussey
Department of Internal Revenue
Mitchells
Hussey
Mitchel
Black
Charles
Elizabeth
Elizabeth R. Mitchell
Betts Couple Returns From Kansas City Wedding
Mr and Mrs Laurence Betts arrived from Kansas City Missouri where they were married on May 2. They traveled to Columbia and St Louis before returning to Kansas City. They will be at home after June 1 at the Walker apartments.
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Laurence Betts
Kansas City
Columbia
St. Louis
Betts
Walker Apartments
England Hails Bingham Talk Opening New Era of Cooperation
London May 1 447 Ambassador Robert W Bingham told the Pilgrims Society that Roosevelt s good neighbor policy signals a new era of Anglo American cooperation The Telegraph and Times praised his remarks noting cooperation to lower tariff barriers and the need to lift global burdens through united action with Britain the commonwealth and the United States The Prince of Wales introduced the speaker
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England
Bingham
London
Roosevelt
Robert W. Bingham
Pilgrims Society
United States
The
Telegraph
Times
Hingham
Calley
Great Britain
British Commonwealths
Os the Prince of Wales
Tax Petitions Appear Legal In South Dakota Referendum Case
Pierre May 31 Errors in the petitions for a referendum on the gross income tax law are being checked by the secretary of state Myrtle Morrison. The petitions signed by 22845 backers exceed the minimum and aim to delay the law until the 1934 general election. State Retail Merchants secretary W C Botkin filed them. legal action may go to the Supreme Court if denied. A second petition to refer the railroad commission abolition act was also expected.
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Miss Morrison
Walter Conway
Tom Berry
Pierre
Conway
M. Q. Sharpe
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
County votes funds to continue work relief program
Beadle County commissioners approve continued work relief despite loss of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds. About 4 000 dollars will fund Ravine Park, county garden, and small communities with 1 000 coming from the Mite Club. The rest provided by the county, aiming to run on a curtailed basis until new federal aid arrives.
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Beadle County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ravine Parcam
Ravine Park
Mite Club
Clyde R. Smith
A. M. Fuller
Sister Of Huron Man Dies Tuesday
William Van Tuyl of 1060 Ohio Avenue Southwest learns of his sister Mrs Anna Morgan passing in Monmouth. She was 10 years, one month and nine days old and apparently in good health. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at Monmouth homes with burial in Monmouth cemetery beside her husband died 1910. Van Tuyl and son Chester visited Monmouth six weeks ago for her birthday and will not attend the funeral. Survived by one adopted son Howard and another daughter. one son preceded her in death.
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William van Tuyl
Ohio Avenue
Southwest
Anna Morgan
Monmouth
von Tuyl
Chester
Howard
Mrs. Morgan
Notable Clients Named in Morgan Inquiry List
Senate investigators released a third list of United Corporation stock buyers tied to J. P. Morgan and associates. Names include John W. Davis, Gen. John J. Pershing, Norman H. Davis, William H. Woodin, W. G. McAdoo, R. B. Mellon, and others. Howard testified warrants were issued before law allowed it, with Morgan’s firm noting options and stock totals. The hearing drew hundreds as Pecora outlined questions.
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Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
United Corporation
Morgan
John W. Davis
John
J. Pershing
George ¥. Baker
John J. Raskob
Norman H. Davis
William H. Woodin
Treasury Department
William G. McAdoo
R. B. Mellon
William A. Mitchell
Richard Whitney and
George Howard
Great Morgan Banking House
J. P. Morgan
Petera
Delaware
Howard
Milligan Arrested in Local County Jail Hold
Cornelius Milligan, wanted for theft in Hot Springs, was arrested yesterday and is held at the county jail. Hot Springs authorities were expected to travel here today or tomorrow to take him into custody.
Senate Doubles Veterans Hospital Fund to 2 Million
Washington May 31 The senate doubled the $1,000,000 veterans hospitalization fund in the independent offices bill and authorized use of the added money for treatment of non service connected disabilities.
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Washington
Senate
Independent Offices
Inside Morgan influence in stock deals sparks political debate
Insiders discuss a hidden underside to the Morgans resuming probe. They challenge the philanthropic image as bankers whisper of a crafty deal involving Alleghany refinancing and a Van Sweringen linked stock purchase. Politicians face scrutiny over accepting Morgan money as tax talks stall on a sales tax measure.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
Morgan
Morgans
Alleghany Corporation
van Sweringen
van Sweringens
Silian
High School Senior Hospitalized After Hit and Run
Gladys Kucera 18 and her sister Edith 19 were struck while walking home near Houseman farm west of Huron by a hit-and-run Model T Ford coupe. Gladys suffered a broken collarbone and bruises, likely missing tonight's commencement. Edith escaped with minor injuries. A large search found no trace of the fleeing car.
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Huron High School
Hyron
Gladys Kucera
Edith Kucera
John Kucera
Huron
U. 5
H. B. Adams
Adams
Edith
Gladys
Houseman Farm
U. S. 14
Ray Knouse
Iroquo
Leonard Clarke
Sherman & Moe
Clarke
Eleven Convicts Still At Large
Eleven convicts including three killers were at large after a Memorial Day escape from the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing. Six hostages were released near Pleasanton as the fugitives fled through Oklahoma. one guard was injured and a prisoner wounded.
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Lansing
Kan
Eemethe
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lafe
Kirk Prather
Jeavés
Oklahoma
Pleasinton
Kansas-Missouri
Higgins, Tex
Kansas City
Miss Wood
Pleasanton
Prather
L. A. Laws
John Sherman
Kansas
Welch
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Underhill
Wheat Conference In Session Today
The international wheat conference met in London to limit world acreage and raise prices. Delegates from the United States Canada Australia and Argentina discussed production restrictions with experts led by Henry Morgenthau. The next executives meeting is set for Friday. In Washington Charles Russell South Dakota secretary of agriculture visited Senator Bulow this week with undisclosed purposes.
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London
Geneva
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Henry Morgenthau
Washington
Charles Russell
South Dakota
Senator Bulow
Weather report for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible showers Thursday. Cool Thursday afternoon. For South Dakota, increasing clouds tonight and Thursday, then showers and cooler in western and central portions.
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Huron
South Dakota
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Fred D. Greene
America
Glass
Outling
Pecora
Virginia
South
Harvey Bailey