Law Officers Push Forward On Trails Of Bank Robbers
Sioux Falls reports law officers in South Dakota and nearby states pursue four bank robbers who stole 5000 dollars from the First National Bank of Dell Rapids yesterday afternoon. A stolen car and a second vehicle tied to the suspects are under scrutiny as investigators chase clues and consider the vault’s time lock opening just before the heist.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
First National Bank of
Dell Rapids
Sherif Law
City of
Park Board
West Twenty-Second Street
Gherry Rock Bridge
Minnesota
Hills
Minn
Knight
Mrs. Ethel Glazier Dies After Long Illness in Huron
Ethel Glazier a 45 year Huron resident died at 540 Second Street Southwest after more than two years of illness. Born July 30 1876 in Baldwin Wisconsin she moved to Huron as a child except for a spell in Bellingham Washington. She married E C Glazier August 24 1906 in Bellingham. he preceded her in death five years ago. Survived by three sons Harlon K and E Freeman Glazier of Huron Lyle A Glazier of Oklahoma City her mother Mrs Lovina Kenyon and half brother Ora Olmstead. Funeral 1 30 Saturday at Welter Funeral Home with Revs F E Morrison and Charles W Cox. burial Riverside Cemetery beside her husband James Glazier died June 16 1929. Mrs Glazier was a member of Royal Neighbor and Marblebee lodges.
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Ethel Glazier
Huron
Second Street
E. C. Glazier
Harlon K. Glazier
E. Freeman Glazier
Lyle A. Glazier
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lovina Kenyon
Ora Olmstead
Portland
Ore
Andrew Fuglsang Dies After Five Month Illness
Andrew Fuglsang died at about 10 30 last night at his home 437 Kansas avenue northeast after a five month illness. Born July 24 1886 in Pierre he is survived by his widow and six children Naomi Forest Frank Irene and Andrew Jr three brothers Chris John and Ed Fuglsang and two sisters Mrs Bal Jard and Mrs William Strohem Funeral services will be held Saturday at Welter chapel at 3 30 pm and at the American Lutheran church at 4 45 pm with Rev J D Discod in charge burial will be in Riverside cemetery.
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Kansas Avenue
Fugsang
Pierre
Eddie Anderson
Naomi
Forest
Frank
Irene
Andrew
Huron
Chris
John
Ed Fuglsang
Hurron
Albert ‘Bal, Jard
William Strohem
Chicago
Fuglsang
Chicago 4 North Western Railway
Welter Chapel
American Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Werner Wins In Second District Race
Rapid City newspaperman Theodore B. Werner was reelected in South Dakota's second district by about 2,000 votes over Francis Case. With 97 districts reported, Werner led 34,264 to 31,323, and margins shifted as missing counties included Armstrong, Lawrence, Meade, Pennington, Perkins, Shannon, Todd, Tripp, and Washington.
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Werner
Sioux Falls
Theodore B. Werner
Rapid City
South Dakota
Francis Case
Custer
Case
Armstrong
Lawrence
Meade
Pennington
Perkins
Shannon
Todd
Tripp
Washington
Olson Plans Anti-Capitalistic Drive Based On Platform
Minnesota voters backed the former labor banner, giving Gov. Floyd B. Olson a third term and a mandate to pursue a cooperative Commonwealth program with public ownership aims. Olson pledged to push his 16 plank platform in January, while the legislature may shape referendum steps. The election reshaped the U S House balance with several Republicans gaining seats as Farmer-Labor losses mounted.
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Olson
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Republican Party
Martin A. Nelson
John E. Regan
Senate
Berry Majority Tops Forty Seven Thousand in South Dakota Vote
Sixty percent turnout in an off year yields Berry 159,491 to Allen 111,901 with most districts tallied. Early results show large Democratic margins across statewide offices and House seat totals, with Hildebrandt leading in the first district and Weeks winning the public instruction post.
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Sioux Falls
Tom Berry
W. C. Allen
Berry
Alen
Windsor Doherty
I. D. Weeks
Fred Hildebrandt
G. A. Christopherson
Hildebrandt
Christophson
Robert Peterson
Centerville
Frank A. Ferguson
Forestburg
Letcher
BE. A. Ruden
Bryant
Frank G. Siewert
Willow Lake
C .B. Gibson
Salem
L D. Weeks
Aberdeen
C. K Gold
Scotland
Ben Strool
Stool
Gilmore
Rapid City
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Play Atmosphere Change
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Friday in Huron and Vicinity. South Dakota forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. In the extreme southeast Friday, warmer conditions continue, while the western portion turns colder Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
State Elections At Glance
Incomplete tally shows Democrats leading across several races while Republicans and farmer labor hold smaller shares. The report lists past and current officials by state with incumbents noted, noting shifts in Senate and gubernatorial lineups, state house tallies, and party changes. The piece covers Alabama through Idaho and previews continued results on the next page.
Michigan Solon May Head G O P
Washington dispatch notes Michigan senator Arthur Vandenberg rising in Republican circles as a potential 1940 presidential candidate. His seven years in the Senate, editorial background, and independent stance toward the New Deal position him as a top figure in GOP planning.
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Washington
UPI
Aexander Hamilton
Arthurd H-Vandenber
Borah
Idaho
Vandenberg
Watson
Moses
New Hampshire
Smoot
Utah
Reed
Pennsylvania
Pneumonia Fatal To Alpena Resident Dies At Home
Alpena resident John Shalkland aged 70 died at his home after a weeklong pneumonia illness. He lived in the Alpena vicinity 28 years, came here from Linsis, and is survived by his widow and four children. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of a daughter from Los Angeles.
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Alpena
John Shalkland
Shalkland
Linsis
Los Angeles
Central South Dakota votes on bone dry repeal statewide
Central South Dakota counties split on proposed repeal of the bone dry law with 22 731 ballots for repeal to 20 306 against. Eight counties favored repeal, six kept prohibition, and Huron city precincts mostly backed repeal with one dry precinct noted.
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South Dakota
Beadle
Hand
Sanborn
Potter
Buffalo
Spink
Hughes
Miner
Kingsbury
Hyde
Faulle
Clark
Sully
Terauld
City of
Huron
Fairgrounds
Third Street
Six Women Win Congress Seats In 1930s Update
Washington reports that Bits Virginia Jenckes wins Indiana seat as a Democrat, adding six women to the House next session. Caroline O Day, backed by Mrs Roosevelt, is elected. Kathryn O Loughlin McCarthy loses in Kansas. Re-elected Norton of New Jersey and Greenway. Florence P Kshn of California and Exits Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts notable Republicans also win.
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Bits
Virginia Jenckes
Fred Purnell
Indiana
House of Representatives
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New Yorker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy
Kansas
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Florence P.kshn
California
Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania Sweeps Toward New Deal in 1932 Ballot
Pennsylvania backed Franklin D. Roosevelt as Joseph F. Guffey won the Senate seat, defeating David A. Reed. Democrats gained governors and Congress seats, with George H. Berle named governor and majorities forming in the state house. Roosevelt ally Guffey touted the president as God's inspired servant.
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Peiladelphia
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Guffey
Keystone
United States
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Pennsylvana
David A. Reed
Reed
Guieye
George H. Berle
Austria
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Guffey
Chicago
Bids Fo Kand Dakota Road Work Totals 350000
Bids were received by the South Dakota highway commission for road and bridge projects estimated at 350000. The work includes 36 miles of grading 165 miles of graveling and gravel base 68 miles of resurfacing about 55000 feet of guard rail and two bridge jobs.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
The column discusses Assistant President Roosevelt and the perception of his influence in Washington. It notes Richberg’s role as coordinator and his cautious approach amid cabinet tensions and White House dynamics, reflecting on power shifts and opinion about Roosevelt’s stewardship.
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Washington
Trinald Rishhare Hae Hansen
Tha “Nan
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White House
Beadle County Sets New Off‑Year Governor Vote Record
Beadle county election results show 9 025 governor votes in the general election, near the 1922 county record, with Beadle voters surpassing 1990 and 1930 figures and Beadle County commissioner referendums and city ballots shaping outcomes in Huron and surrounding districts. I D Weeks led Beadle county with 5 853 votes for public instruction, while Governor Berry's tally reached 587 and W C Allen 3 179 statewide. Huron's governor vote favored Berry and repeal of local bone city laws faced mixed results across districts.
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Wales
I. D. Weeks
W. C. Allen
Wes
Berry
Allen
Wolsey City
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Pleasant View Township
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Nell Bailey
A. M. Fuller
Harold. W. Markey
Joseph Reilly
Register ‘of Deeds
Minnie. R. McCord
S. P. Glanzer
Eva. Davis
Coronet Wei: Welter
A- L. Hinkead
J. L. Reiss
2Caiine
Ray Hedlund
J. B. Mc‘Allister
W. C. Denison
South Dakota votes against prohibition by wide margin
Prohibition repeaI vote tallies show South Dakota with 119620 for repeal to 9112 against as 288 districts remain, liquor not legal until legislature repeals bone dry law. result reflects statewide pattern with both wet and dry groups active in campaigns. Governor BereTy plans liquor control talks for 1935 while White House announces light American wines at dinners under Mrs. Roosevelts guidance.
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South Dakota
Berry
Sioux Falls
White House
Washington
Doumergue Cabinet Fails In France
Paris reports that Premier Gaston Doumergue is ousted as Henri Flandin agrees to form a new government and serve as premier at President Lebrun's request. Laval refused the task after resigning as foreign minister, ending the immediate cabinet shakeup.
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Paris
Iessead
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Henri Flandin
Lebrun
Pitre Laval
Laval
Tefu
Cutting Holds Small Lead In New Mexico
Albuquerque November 8 The close senatorial race between United States Senator Bronson and Cutting remains tight as returns from 32 precincts show Cutting holding a lead of about 480 votes with Chavez and Rapkoch noting most unreported precincts favor Cutting.
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Albuquerque
Nev
United’ States
Bronson
Chavez
Rapkoch
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