Chailen Testifies In Hartzell Case
SIOUX CITY November 3 Government attorneys near completion of the prosecution as Charles Challen London barrister testified at length in the Hartzell trial. He explained British inheritance laws the 6 year and 12 year limits on recovery and traced ecclesiastical court powers. Challen described records in London and a 31 pound nine pence payment to Drake heirs. He noted that a living Drake heir cannot assign rights and the House of Lords remains the highest tribunal.
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Sioux City
Oscar M. Hartzell
Drake
Charles Challen
London
Challen
Hartzell
Cigil
Drage
John S. Pratt
Chal
Chellen
Supreme Court
Londdon
Sir Francis Drake
Robin
Elizabeth Ilegally
Uder
Carlos Goltz
Goltz
Huronian Escapes In Fatal Car Truck Crash
Dell Rapids Nov One man was killed and several were seriously injured in a truck automobile collision four miles south of Dell Rapids on U S Highway 77 yesterday afternoon. The dead man was John Evans Sherman who rode in the truck with his brother Abe Evans. The automobile occupants were Ole Thompson Dell Rapids and his granddaughter Irene Anderson Huron beauty operator. Thompson suffered a broken wrist and internal injuries Evans had internal injuries Anderson was uninjured.
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Dell Rapids
Nov
Here
John Evans
Sher
Abe Evans
Ole Thompson
Irene Anderson
Huron
Thompson
Notice of Pledge Sale By Huron Building & Loan Assn
Default on a March 5 1982 promissory note for 300 with 8 percent interest. Mrs Mayme Beranek and J W Beranek liable. Principal and interest due 339.80. Fourteen shares in Twenty first series stock of Huron Building & Loan Assn, certificate No 492, pledged as security. Stock to be sold at public auction November 3 1933 at 2:00 PM at the north front door of the Court House in Huron Beadle County SD to satisfy the note with costs. Chevetill Benson Attorneys for holder.
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F.'P
U-10
Mayme. Beranek
J. W. Beranek
Huron Building & Loan Association, & Corporation
Huron
South Dakota
Huron _g Building & Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Beatle County
Eatle County
Beadle County
Inding & Loan Association
Lodge
Chevetill & Benson
Clothing drive coupon for American Legion appeal
Needy in Huron are asked to donate garments by filling a coupon and mailing to D. K. Scruby, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A legionnaire will collect the clothes and distribute them to those in need.
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Huron
D. K. Scruby
American Legion
American Legion Clothing
City
Cheyenne Watershed Agreement Signed
Wyoming and South Dakota announced an agreement for the equitable division of the Cheyenne river watershed water. Gov Berry of South Dakota and Gov Mills signed, with State Engineer Burritt, Trimmer, and Ward also in the accord. The pact confirms Wyoming’s prior right to use water within its portion, with no diversion to other basins.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
South Dakota
Cheyenne River
W. Burritt
Milles and Burritt
Charles A. Trimmer
Peter F. Ward
Hot Springs
S. D
Angostura Water Conservation and Hydroelectric Association
Gov
Berry
Burritt
Washington
Wyomping
Huron Man In Party Bags First Elk In Hills
H E York of Huron and Herbert Peterson of Webster with W A Bruner of Sioux Falls and Troy S Parker near Hill City reported bagging two elk near Black Hills Country Club after hunting all day Wednesday and again at sun up Thursday. They held deer licenses but did not take a deer as several deer have already been taken this season.
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Huron
Rapid City
H. E. York
Herbert Peterson
Webster
W. A. Bruner
Sioux Falls
Mid-Continent
Ferroleum Corporation
Black Hills Country Club
Hill City
Troy S. Parker
Armistice Day Store Closures Planned In Huron
The Amari car Legion held a meeting with tentative Armistice Day plans for Huron. Stores are recommended to close from 9:00 to noon on Armistice Day morning. An Early Bird banquet is set for Nov 20 with the roster already over full of ex service members.
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Post
City
Amaricar, Legion
Legion Hall
Huron
Early Bird Club
American Legion
Bloomberg
American Legion Dutch
L. R. Wiley
Wyoming's Veteran is Senator Improves
Sheridan Wyoming November 3 15 year old senator John Kendrick clung to life after doctors initially feared cerebral hemorrhage but later diagnosed his illness as americorta. He had not regained consciousness but showed signs of improvement according to two physicians.
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Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
John
Kendrick
Kendricks
Protest In Insull Case Discredited
Athens reports the American minister had protested to the Greek foreign minister over the verdict in the Samuel Insull case but the claim was discredited by the newspaper Press Republican America. The appeal court ruling against extradition to the United States was cited as evidence that justice is separate from government in republican countries.
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Insull
Athens
Samuel Insull
Press
Republican America
United States
Urges Need for Free Press in Interview
Former Senator James EB Watson of Indians, in a Chicago interview, argues that an unfettered press is as indispensable as ever. He predicts editors will press Washington experimenters heavily in the coming months.
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Chicago
James EB. Watson
Washington
Defrosting of assets under FDIC plan to aid banks
PIERRE Nov 3 Federal deposit insurance program undertakes appraisal of closed South Dakota banks at Winner and Ipswich. The Reconstruction Finance Corp plans quick action to loan up to 30 percent of deposit liabilities if assets permit. Strain says most banks failing before Jan 1 may apply to the RFC for aid and that many member banks seek FDIC coverage up to 2500 next Jan 1 and rising later. The plan aims to ease banking troubles nationwide and protect depositors.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Federal Deposit Liquidation Corporation
F. R. Strain
State “Banking
Washington
Strain
Winner
Ipswich
Reconstruction Finance
Deposit Liquidation Corporation
Liquidation Corporation
R. F.C
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fahey Named Washington Home Loan Board Chairman
President Roosevelt appointed John H. Fahey of Massachusetts to succeed William F. Stephenson of South Carolina as chairman of the Home Loan Bank Board. The resignation of Stephenson was announced from Washington on November 3.
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Fahey
Washington
William F. Stephenson
South Carolina
Home Loan Bank Board
Roosevelt
John H. Fahey
Massachusetts
Ohio Voters Set To Decide Two Prohibition Issues
Ohio voters will ballot next Tuesday on two prohibition questions an amendment to erase prohibition from the state constitution and the selection of 52 delegates at large to a state convention to consider national repeal. The convention will be held December 5.
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Ohio
Columbus
Patrolman Rescues Distressed Parrot From Fire
ST. PAUL November 3 A police patrolman climbed to the third floor of a burning building in response to cries of help. The trapped victim was a parrot forgotten by its owners who fled the apartment. Officer William Moore carried the bird to safety on the ground.
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Bird
ST. Paul
William Moore
The News Behind The News in Small Town Iowa Lobbies
A political traveler reports in Iowa towns that Republican congressmen and former members meet in hotel lobbies and rooms to talk and plan off the record, suggesting ongoing campaign activity seen nationwide in midwestern venues.
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Iowa
Groups plan campaign against gold price policy
The report notes three New York groups preparing a campaign against the gold price policy with two representing barkers. The Rand group pushes the policy, while the broader political impact remains unclear. A resignation is anticipated, possibly Dr. O. M. W. Sprague, treasury secretary aide, timing unclear.
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GOL
New York
Committee For-The Nation
Rand
O. M. W. Sprague
Treasury
Pares Sprague
Bank of England
Marines Plan to Coach Dominican Army Cancelled
An enterprising reporter exposed a plan to send U S marines to train President Rafael Trujillos army ahead of a Dominican election. Acting Navy Secretary Henry Latrobe Roosevelt agreed, but Secretary Hull objected triggering cancellation to avoid a diplomatic misstep. The episode highlights tensions over military involvement in Latin America and the chilling effect of marines on regional politics.
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Dominican Republic
Navy
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Rafael Trujillo
Hull
Roosevelt
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Vicks
Jim Shultner
D. Urquhart & Sons
Blazer
Cach
Calmenson
Leegror
Toascee Co
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