Redfield Student Killed In Sioux City Car Crash
Clayton Nicholson 22 of Redfield a University of South Dakota student died when a car carrying him and Lawrence Kelly Sioux City was forced into a ditch near the Rickenbacker airport at 2 am. Kelly 24 an advertising manager in Sioux City was seriously injured. The truck driver fled. Nicholson was active at USD and in Bets Theta Pi and the engineering association. Nicholson’s body will return to Redfield for funeral services. He is survived by his parents two brothers and a sister.
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Clayton Nicholson
Redfield
University of South
Nicholson
Kelly
Bets Theta Pi
University Engineering Association
South Dakota University
Hurricane Threat Rises as Caribbean Storm Affects Vessels
The hurricane wrecked the schooner Abundance off Eastern Jamaica with all six crew saved and struck the freighter Phemius 150 miles east of Cape Gracias A Dios. Havana Observatory warned the system could threaten western Cuba as it tracked northwest toward the Yucatan Channel.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
Abundance
Jamaica
Phemius
Cape Gracias
A Dios
Nicaragua
Yiner Arignant
National Observatory
Havana
Cape Gracias A Dios
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Virgin Islands
South America
Barranquilla
Colombia
Santa Marta
Baryaquilla
Bid No Trump But Fails To Take Trick
In a Mitchell social bridge game on Saturday night William Herzog of Mitchell bid one no trump and lost when opponents secured a grand slam. Herzog as south opened with a no trump hand while Mrs Herzog north and Mrs M. Ronald west contributed scattered values. East led and club tricks swung the play, forcing the bidder to discard high cards as opponents gained the lead to finish the hand.
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William Herzog
Herzog
South
Ronald
East
Weather outlook for South Dakota and nearby areas
South Dakota forecast shows generally safe days with bright skies and warming trend. Tonight turns colder with unsettled conditions and a chill in the air for nearby regions.
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South Dakota
Myron
5000 Prisoners In Italy Freed Under Mussolini Amnesty
Five thousand or more inmates in Italian jails are granted the tenth anniversary amnesty promised by Premier Mussolini. The King Victor Emmanuel document releases prisoners of the state serving under five years with restrictions, and applies deductions to longer terms. Political prisoners receive partial relief, with none freed under five years. Three years are shaved from five to ten year terms, and five from over ten years.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
Insull Permitted To Stay Hospital Under Guard
In Athens Greece justice minister clarifies order allowing Samuel Insull to stay in a hospital under guard while awaiting American extradition proceedings. He faces indictment for embezzlement and larceny related to the Middle West Utilities collapse. Authorities in Chicago coordinate. two assistant state attorneys head to Greece.
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Athens
Greece
Minister of Justice
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Middle West
Chitago
Himsel
Thieves Loot Bank at Revillo in Broad Daylight Heist
Three men robbed Farmers and Merchants Bank of Revillo today taking 2000 dollars in cash and 1000 dollars in bonds before fleeing east in a Ford. Assistant cashier O F Fromke and teller Mildred Berry were forced to lie on the floor and bonds were taken after which they were locked in the vault. Police gave chase as two pursuit cars followed westbound.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Ford
O. F. Fromke
Fromke
Mildred Berry
Miss Berry
E. G. Lien
John Schwarz
Walter Litle
William Benschoff
Fromko
Curtis Is Granted Immediate Freedom
Curtis, a Virginia shipbuilder once linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping case, reportedly will have his one year prison term commuted and the $1,000 fine paid. He appealed the sentence, which arose from obstructing justice, and was said to have provided valuable information to authorities.
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Tlemington
N. J
HPI
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Virginia
Charles’ A. Lindbergh
Col Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Cuctis
Tdal
South Dakota Campaign Closes as Voters Prepare to Decide
South Dakota wraps up a strenuous campaign with 36 speakers in final push. Democratic leaders forecast Roosevelt winning all four electoral votes by about 25 000, while Republicans hedge on exact margins. Key figures include Gov Warren Green Berry Hilderbrandt Christopherson Norbeck Johnson Pyle Nestos and Bulow Struble Corey.
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Green
Berry
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Charles 5. McDonald
McDonald
Pave McCullough
Aberty Party
Warren FE. Green
Tom Berry
Watertown
Wall
Rapid City
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Congress
C. A. Christopherson
Canistota
Cherry
Windup U
Peter Norbeck
Royal C. Johnson
Gladys Pyle
Fla
Nestos
North Dakota
Sotaler
W. J. Bulow
Anna ©. Struble
L. EL Corey
Foster Demands Soviet America From Sick Bed
William Z Foster wrapped up his presidential bid from his Bronx home calling for a Soviet government in the United States. He attacked Republicans, Democrats and socialists, denounced Hoover policies as starvation, and urged workers to overthrow capitalist rule as a Madison Square Garden crowd of 22,000 filled the arena and sang the Internationale amid rain.
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New Yor
Wiliam Z. Foster
United States
Madison Square Garden
Foster
Bronx
Hoover
Roosevelt
Thomas
Al Capone Habeas Hearing Set for November Sixteen
Assistant United States district attorney Lindsay said a habeas corpus hearing for Al Capone to seek freedom from the federal penitentiary is tentatively scheduled for 10 a.m. November 16 in Atlanta Georgia. The plan depends on approval by Assistant Attorney General Youngquist who is expected to oppose Capone whose Chicago income tax case led to a 10 year sentence.
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Atlanta
Halindsay
United States
A.G. Youngquist
Chicago
Capone
California to Welcome Hoover Home as President
California will welcome Herbert Hoover home tomorrow as president not for re election. Gov. James Rolph Jr proclaimed all citizens to cast ballots in their precincts and forget party lines. Hoover and his party are expected to arrive by automobile around 3 p.m. after a 3 mile trip from San Francisco.
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California
Hoover
Finder Not Richer In This Instance
Pittsburgh on November 7 reports Charles Spitzer told police he found a pot of gold worth $5,000 in old coins dated 1859 or earlier while hunting. He buried it at his cellar but returned to find it vanished, leaving only a missing treasure mystery.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Spitzer
Roosevelt Returns to Beacon in Hudson Valley Campaign Tour
In Hyde Park and Beacon Roosevelt revisits the Hudson Valley as the Democratic presidential candidate tours cities for final remarks. He plans a Poughkeepsie speech at Columbus Hall and will return to New York for national election returns after voting. Roosevelt guards his familiar campaign hat, refusing to replace it despite souvenir seekers.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
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Hudson Valley
Columbus Hall
Poughkeepsie
New York
Ational
Biltmore
Kram Elbow
New York City
McDuffie
Mr. Roosevelt
Coyote Bagged by Yale Hunters After Four Mile Chase
Yale hunters Sandy Tyrrell Phil Tyrrell Clarence Lau and Ted Kleinsasser bag a large coyote after a four mile chase through a slough east of the Lau farm. The animal had led a flock and had been raiding farmyards in the area.
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Yale
Sandy Tyrrell
Phil Tyrrell
Clarence Lau
Ted Kleinsasser
Mar
Éuding Farm
Upshaw Predicts Largest Prohibition Vote Ever
William D. Upshaw, prohibition party candidate for president, predicted in a pre election statement that the party would win by far the largest vote any prohibition candidate has ever received. He spoke in Knoxville Tennessee on November 7. He cited widespread dissatisfaction with liquor planks in the platform.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wiliam
D. Upshaw
Prohibition Party
United States
Bition
Iesday
Final Pleas Mark Voting Day in Tight Presidential Race
Candidates make last appeals as voters prepare for a likely record turnout. Republicans schedule 8 pm rally at Daum's auditorium with Miss Gladys Pyle while Democrats, led by W. W. Howes and A. A. Chamberlain, stage no events but mobilize workers. Election offices open, polling places listed, and widespread coverage planned with Elks hall election night party and live AP updates.
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Gladys Pyle
Huton
State Securities Commission
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A. A. Chamberlain
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Harly
Cers
Huron
O'Neal
North Dakota
Wilson Barber
Pugsley
Pluwnbing
Court House
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Puth
Utah
Huron College
South Lawn Grocery
Mrs Johnson Attacks Liquor Scheme in Aberdeen
Lydia B. Johnson of Pierre running as an independent for Congress on an anti prohibition repeal platform denounced Roosevelt's liquor scheme saying it would make a nation of drunkards and flood the country with intoxicants. She urged protection of women and children and planned to remain through election day.
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Aberdeen
Lydia B. Johnson
Pierre
Congress
Roosevelt
Shots Fired At Democratic Manager in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia on a November night Harrison Lee Crete, a Democratic organization manager, reported five shots fired into an automobile driven by Chauncey Browning, injuring Browning while Everett relayed the account via telephone to the state headquarters.
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W.va
Harrison
Lvcrete
Logan Courtly
Chauncey
Fearapaiim
Reanager
Ducing
Browning
Canini
Evarett
Final Pleas as Millions Prepare to Vote
Nominees make final appeals as Americans head to the polls to decide the next president. Hoover campaigns to California while Roosevelt seeks support from New York, with last speeches and forecasts shaping a tense election eve.
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Associated Press
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America
Hoover
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Poughkeepsie
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elko
Nev
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Toureau Auth
Garner Fishing As Campaign Is Ended
UVALDE TEX Nov 1 Speaker Jenn N Garner arrives for autumn fishing trip as his democratic bid for vice president nears the election. He slipped into Uvalde Saturday night and plans to return tomorrow afternoon to vote, with his son Tully Garner noting he is on the river and will be back to cast his ballot.
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Tex
Jenn N. Garner
Garner
Tully Garner
Hoover Attacks Democratic Theory In Utah Stop
President Hoover in Salt Lake City derides Democratic theory as based on American ignorance and pledges four more years to pursue peace and economic relief. He criticizes opposition for exploiting human misery and urges silver use and beet sugar support while vowing restraint in war.
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Salt Lake City
Hoover
Republican Party
Utah
Ap Movement
Elke
Nev
Jess
Ssane
Hoovjen
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