Five Robbers Steal 6000 From Beresford Bank
Five unmasked men robbed the First National Bank of Beresford shortly after opening. They forced four employees to lie on the floor and gathered about $6,000 in cash. An auto stood by as the getaway car. the bank says losses are fully insured. The bank is not a member of the South Dakota Bankers Association, so no association reward applies.
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Beresford
S. D
A. R. Olson
T. A Peterson
N. Muhlenkort
Catherine Birgen
A. M. Smith
Olson
Peterson
Yardt
First Nations
Bank of
South
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Dawes Bank of Chicago
Dawes
Dawes Bank
Iloan
R. F.C
Dawes Institution
Minot
State Youth Earning Capacity Of 600 Per Hour
State college senior Waldemar Larson a civil engineering student from Webster earned 800 an hour in theory by a short letter writing contest. He wrote a note praising woven wire fences for farms and forgot about it until a check for 300 arrived as a national second prize. He uses the prize to help pay college expenses.
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Brookings
Waldemar Larson
Webster
State College
Larson
Nip Plot To Wreck Train
Police and railroad detectives questioned Henry Vance after a crowbar used for pulling spikes was found on him while inspecting a possible plot to tamper with tracks along which President Hoover’s train would pass. Hayes White denied ownership. a nearby section house break-in yielded a crowbar and wrench.
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Reloit
Wis
Henry Vance
Hoover
Melvin Peterson
Vance
Hayes White
White
Beloit
Ownerahi
Vante
Smith Sues Reid For Back Salary
Street Commissioner Ellis O Smith seeks 1077.16 in salary interest and court costs from ex commissioner Reid and nine sureties. The action covers 1583.27 allegedly paid to Reid from Dec 14 1931 to Oct 1 this year, following Reid’s ouster after a supreme court ruling. Reid had a 1000 bond issued Sept 7 to cover potential damages Smith might suffer if the judgment is affirmed.
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Smith
Reid
Ellis
Lex Reid
Stith
State ‘Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Thirteen Injured In Quebec Prison Riot
Nine guards and four convicts were injured during a fierce riot at St. Vincent De Paul penitentiary in Quebec yesterday. Over 100 of the 1,060 inmates took part before Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Montreal fire department quell the disturbance. Several workshop buildings were burned in the brief chaos.
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ST. Vincent DE Paul
Que
Nov. SF
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Montreal Fire Department
Weather Outlook for Huron Vicinity and Soul Dakotas
Unsettled conditions persist through tonight and Sunday with a chance of rain and warmer temperatures. Local showers are likely in Soul Dakotas, with eastern areas warmer tonight and cooler in the southwest. overall unsettled with varying shower chances.
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Huron
Soul Dakotas
East
Soutthwest
Norbeck Defends Farm Relief Against Cherry Attacks
In Parkston Senator Norbeck rebutted Democratic challenger Cherry and L. E. Corey, calling their criticism a mix of truth and falsehood. He blamed King of Utah and Smith of South Carolina for misinformation and defended the seed loan amendment and allotment plan as crucial to farm relief despite Democratic and party-line opposition.
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Parkston
Norbeck
Cherry
L. E. Corey
Wagner
Corey
King
Utah
Smith
South Carolina
Joan
Agriculture Committee
United States
Agricultural Department
T¢ J
Senate Banking Committee
Conference Committee
Senate
Democratic House
House Committee
Examiner Opposed to Rapid City Radio Station
Ellis A Yost chief examiner recommended the federal radio commission deny the application of G C Redz field for a radio station at Rapid City South Carolina to use 570 kilocycles and one kilowatt Yost held the station would not be in the public interest
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Examiner
R.C. Seer
Washington
Indications Point To Greek Court Upholding Extradition Of Insull
The Greek court of appeals confirmed the arrest of Samuel J. Insull former Chicago utilities operator held for extradition to the United States. The decision keeps him detained during extradition talks as doctors report myocarditis diabetes and low blood pressure. Counselor Cristos Ladas argues extradition cannot proceed under the non retroactive treaty, while Insull appears tired but attentive in Greek proceedings.
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Insull
Athens
Greece
Greek Court of Appeals
Samuel J. Ingall
Chicago
United States
Court of Appeals
Cristos Ladas
Football Results Briefs From A Weekend Page
Second period scores show Holy Cross tied 0-0 with Brown trailing 3-5 to Cornell 13-6 at halftime. Other notes include Michigan State 20 over South Dakota 13 and Pittsburgh 7 to 4 over Pennsylvania. Multiple games listed with mixed results and several unreadable lines.
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Holy Cross
Brown
Albright
Cornell
George
New York
South Dakota
Michigan State
South Dakota State
Michigan Normal
Fichat
Dartmouth
Army
Harvard
Lehigh
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Early Training Of Children Is Urged
DES MOINES November 5 The time to start children on the road to right thinking right acting good will and service is in the impressionable age when the child enters school Hazel H Ott director of curriculum revision state department of public instruction Pierre South Dakota told the association for childhood education meeting of the state teachers association yesterday Right attitudes and habits should be acquired early in life because the younger years are the formative years
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Des Moines
Hazel H. Ott
State Department of Public Instruction
Pierre
S. D
Association For Childhood Education
Norbeck Election Sought by Farm Groups in South Dakota
The American Farm Bureau Federation telegram from Washington joined the National Grange and National Farmers Union urging South Dakota voters to reelect United States Senator Peter Norbeck. The message cites Norbeck’s support for farm relief, opposition to a sales tax, and active role in the Senate agricultural committee.
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Redfield
S. D
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hts
Washington
National Grange
National Farmers Union
South Dakota
United States
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
Senate Agricultural Committee
Farma Re
Howes Urges Vote For Roosevelt In Democratic Rally
W Huron South Dakota Democratic National Committeeman W W Howes urged support for Franklin D Roosevelt at Beadle County rally. Torchlight parade set a record audience over 2000 at Daum's auditorium as Howes attacked Hoover administration and Green, praised Roosevelt's farm program, and planned NY campaign work after leaving Huron.
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Roosevelt
Democratic National Campaign Advisory Board of Eight
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tom Berry
New York
South Dakota
California
Mr. Howes
N.Y
Huron
New York City
Democratic National
Organization World
Robert M. LaFollette
Branson Cutting
George W. Norris
Hiram Johnson
Howey
W. R. Ronald Mitchell
Bonus Army
Washington
Warren E. Green
Berry Challenges Salary Cut Claims in South Dakota Rally
Berry, the Democratic nominee for governor, attacked opponent Gov Green over salary cuts and the veto of a deficiency judgment bill. He questioned appeals to cut budgets, cited a veto of the appropriation bill, and pressed for clarity on salaries and the current administration’s record. The rally also touched on national issues by discussing broader concerns from the Democratic side.
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Green
Howes
Charles McCaffree
Arthur M. Hyde
Hot Springs
Aberdeen
Berry
Sturgis
S. D
Tom Berrry
Fred Eggers
Gov. Green
Feason
Hoover and Roosevelt Ready Final Addresses Across Nation
The last major 1932 campaign addresses unfold tonight with Hoover delivering a St Paul speech after Madison, Wis, and Roosevelt rallying at Madison Square Garden before a national appeal from Poughkeepsie. Both aim to close the most intensive a presidential race in two decades.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Hoover
California
St. Paul
Madison
Wis
Madison, Wis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
Criticize Hoover campaign of fear in New York rally
Roosevelt and Smith attacked President Hoover and the Republican campaign as a fear driven effort. They argued the administration destroyed confidence and misrepresented facts while urging voters toward a Democratic platform promising sound money and honest leadership.
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Washington
Palo Alto
Hoover
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
New York
America
Rooosevelt
Hoover Campaign Stop Draws 11006 In St Louis
President Hoover travels en route to St Paul as crowds greet the presidential special. He defends prohibition policy while outlining administration loans and war debt moratorium as he campaigns through Missouri Wisconsin and Nevada toward California. Continuous coverage notes late start and radio schedule shifts.
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Moover
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
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California
St Paul
Madiigan
Wis
St.Paul
Palo Alto
Nevada
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Mormant
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