Japan Plans New Type of Warship If Parity Is Sought
London reports Japan aims to build a powerful new battleship type to achieve naval parity with the United States and Great Britain. Secret plans envision a vessel surpassing current treaty limits, potentially rendering existing fleet guidelines obsolete. Construction depends on new treaty terms from London and Washington.
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London
Washington
Japan
Norman H. Davis
United States Army
Bassadéx
Richetti Charged With Conspiracy
Adam Richetti, linked to the Floyd gang, faces a federal grand jury indictment for conspiracy to obstruct justice in the 1933 Union Station killings. The three counts carry up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine each. He testified before the jury, which also indicted two police officers and a former police director on perjury charges.
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Kansas City
Adam Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Union Station
Juste
Ohio
Richetti
Fiord
Verne Miller
Alo
Frank Nash
Nash
Lisbon
Young Teacher Dies In Auto Crash Near Rapid City
Terry Kalisch a recent Greeley State Teachers College graduate and high school instructor died in an auto crash on Sunday night 14 miles east of Rapid City at 1 15 p m He was returning to New Underwood after a weekend in Spearfish Kalisch taught science band and commerce and was the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Kalisch He formerly worked at a Spearfish drug store and attended Spearfish Normal
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Rapid City
Terry Ka- Nisch
Greeley State Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
Here
Kalisch
New Underwood
Spearfish
Martin Kalisch
Spearfish Nornat
New Underwood High School
Failures in U S Week Ended Nov 1 Hit 23 Firms
New York telegraph reports show 23 business failures in the United States for the week ended November 1, down from 25 the prior week and 24 in the year-ago period, according to Dun & Bradstreet.
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New York
United States
Dun & P Bradstreet
Weather Fer Huron and Vicinity Forecast
Fair tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler conditions. Wind light and variable as conditions ease across the region.
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Fer
Huron
American Legion Style Show Opens in Huron Elks Ballroom
The American Legion festival begins Wednesday night in Huron with a style show led by Byron McElligott at 7 20 in the Elks ballroom Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The event features fashion numbers for men, women, lounging wear, and a children’s style segment with local models. Special police protection will be arranged, and Paul Christensen orchestra will provide music for the show and the after dance.
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American Legion
Huron
Byron McElligott
Elks Ball Room
Marvin Hughitt
American Legions
Aucun
Nelson
McElligott
Marjorie Saxton
Virginia Saxton
Mary Ethlyn Habicht
Bernard Feely
Bobby McWeeney
All of
Lttle
Mary Jane Falconer
de Smet
Hale
Rutherford’s
Ruth Spang
Ruth Sherman
Sherman & ‘Mee
C. McKenzie
Paul Christensen
Mr. McKenzie
Legion Auxiliary Banquet Set for November 15 at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
American Legion Auxiliary launches intensive dues drive aiming to have all payments in by November 13 for the Early Bird Banquet to be held Thursday November 15 at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Only paid members can attend. South Dakota receives honorary mention for legislative defense rehabilitation and history work per Department President Eve Sherbere. Mrs. Charles Dukes of Huron named state historian. Armistice Day service at Huron College auditorium November 11 at 10 45 am with Dr Frank L Eversall delivering the address and music directed by Prof Loftus H Ward.
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Huron College
Frank L. Eversall
Loftus H. Ward
Beadle YW Observes World Fellowship Week
Beadle county YWCA groups join the World Fellowship week from November 11 to 17 with a county program. A general observance with tea is planned at Mrs. F D Greene’s home on Nebraska Avenue Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 led by Mrs. Loftus Ward and Mrs. Greene.
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Beadle YW
World Fellowship
Young Women's Christian Association
Beadle County
YWCA
Friends of the Ywca
F. D. Greene
Nebraska Avenue
Loftus Ward
Saar Territory Group Convenes in Rome
The Saar territory commission of the League of Nations met in Rome under Baron Pompo Alesi of Italy with French and German experts. It was understood the commissioners discussed using French troops as police to quell trouble in Germany or preserve peace, amid concerns over border tensions and occupation.
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Saar
Rome
League ‘Ef Nations
Tia
Et Baron
Pompzo Alesi
Italy
Calezate
League of Nations
Germany
Plea Sounded For Roll Call Support In Huron
Mayor EB Gitchell urged Huron residents to back the eighteenth annual Red Cross Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving November 12. He described Red Cross work in disasters veterans health first aid and life saving as vital and said contributions are a public trust.
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E. T. Gitchell
Huron
American Red Cross
City of
Red Call
Red Cross
EB. T. Gitchell
Woman dies of apparent self poisoning in Milwaukee hotel
A 30 year old blonde woman registered in Milwaukee from Ruth Storey St Paul Minnesota was found dead in a hotel room with a suicide note asking to notify attorney Charles Lundberg. Police found no poison in the room and the death is being investigated with possible financial distress cited by Lundberg who said Storey had not lived in St Paul for years. Surviving brothers Art and Oscar Anderson Groton merchants.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ruth Storey
St. Paul
Minn
Charles J. Lundber
Groten, & D
Aberdeen
Charles Lundberg
Groton
Storey
Art
Oscar Anderson
Gun fire on parade in Kelayres shocks Pennsylvania town
In Hazelton Pennsylvania on November 6 1936 three killed fifteen wounded as gunfire erupted during a Democratic party parade in Kelayres. Joseph Bruno a Republican leader was detained with 12 others as state and federal authorities opened an investigation. The shooting was blamed on a crossfire from Bruno's home and his nephew Paul Bruno with several weapons recovered.
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Pennsylvania
Hazelton
Xang
Kelayres
Little Mountain Village
Here
Pinchot
Joseph Bruno
Bruno
Democratic Party
Paul
Frank Fiorilla
John Golosky
Mc- Adopi
William Forte
Edward Griffith
Alice McBride
Charles Drevo
Drevr
Joseph
County Reaubieau
Bruny
Des
John
Edward
Veshucci
Charles
What They're Voting On Today in the Election Report
Voters across states decide on a sweeping slate from governors to congressmen. The big issue centers on the new deal with more than 2,000 candidates vying for 173 high offices. In South Dakota key races include Gov. Berry versus Allen and congressional contests Hildebrandt versus Christopherson and Werner versus Case amid prohibition repeal on the ballot.
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Associated Prose
South Dakota
Tom Berry
W. C. Allen
Congress
Rep
Wred H. Hildebrandt
C. A. Christopherson
Theodore Werner
Francis H. Case
California Polls Guarded to Prevent Violence at Voting
Guards were sent to California polling places to deter bloodshed or fraud as the campaign neared its conclusion. In Los Angeles county officers were assigned to more than 3,500 polling sites with extra police for possible emergencies. Campaign leaders for Upton Sinclair organized legal support squads to challenge voters.
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San Francisco
California
Los Angeles County
Upton Sinclair
Los Angeles
Sinclair
Election Confession Reveals GOP Hopefulness and Spending
The piece reports on a surprising inside view of the 1933 election. It claims Republicans did not expect victory and spent little, blaming Postmaster General Farley for perceived missteps. It notes Democratic signals of broad relief funds and questions about future federal aid.
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Genstal
Farley
Republic
Two Shot To Death In Missouri Voting Turmoil
In Holland Missouri on election day two men were killed and others wounded amid disorder tied to attempts by Black voters. Horace Ferrell aged 33 and an unidentified Black man died. Horace Ferrell's father John E. Ferrell and Clarence Posey were critically wounded. The Ferrells and Posey had been bringing Black voters into town.
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Holland
Missouri
Horace Ferrell
Ferrell
John E. Ferrell
Clarence Posey
Ferrells and Posey
Fire on Morro Castle Likely From Combustion Factor
Washington reports spontaneous combustion may be listed as a possible cause in the Morro Castle fire. Dickerson N. Hoover of the Bureau of Navigation will issue a broader analysis of how the blaze started, not assigning a single cause. The investigation cites reforms on ship fireproofing, seaman exams, and owner liability laws.
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Morro Castle
Washington
Dickerson N. Hoover
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Woaver
Commerce Department
Asbury Park
N. J
Rover
Havana
Truck Looting Stuns Minneapolis Tobacco Route
Axton-Fisher Tobacco salesman C D Heydman reported 71 000 cigarettes stolen from his truck last night in Minneapolis The consignment was recovered later but Heydman’s personal belongings were missing The loss was valued at 624 dollars as a heavy snowstorm blanketed the area with five foot drifts in places
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Minneapolis
C.D. Heydman
Axton-fisher Tobacco
Heydman
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Joseph Reilly
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Don R. Huntley
Commitsicher
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Tom DeHaven
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Trani Matzke
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