Bandits Raid Party for Jewelry at Suburban Dinner
Bandits raided a suburban home during a dinner party injuring two guests and fleeing with about 400000 in jewelry including a priceless triple strand of pearls. A $70000 reward is offered for capture or death of the eight to ten men believed involved. Witnesses describe masked intruders entering through a French window and forcing guests to lie down as valuables were seized.
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Hunpalo
John Glom, Jr
Corela
Ray van CU
Philip Metz
He Bultele Tiveninus Times
Noreman KE
Mack
Dendiis
Zlednortof’ Cameron
Tesas
Courtland van Chel
Foner
Nork
Adss
W. Hamilton Gardner
Promin T
Physicians note slight improvement for Secretary Good
Washington November 15. For the first time since Secretary Good was taken ill his physicians report signs indicating progress. They caution the secretary remains in a critical condition but show improved strength and vigilance against pneumonia. They believe his vitality offers hope despite ongoing complications.
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Washington
Secretary Good
Gil
Arnold Beaves Resigns From Huron Chamber To Become Bond Salesman
Arnold Beaves, office secretary of the Keron Chamber of Commerce, resigns to join Investors Syndicate as bond salesman. He started at the chamber after graduating from Huron College in 1928 and will begin his new position on Monday. Secretary Glenn R. McArthur announced the move.
Improvised Prison Weapons Found At State Penitentiary
Detectives report an array of crude knives daggers and metal clubs hidden within the state prison under Warden Fraters Crawford. Weighing over 300 pounds the weapons were concealed in walls beds and other spots near the license plate plant. Guards say the search will continue until all hiding places are checked and no further weapons remain.
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Canon City
Colg
Wov
State Penitentiary
Fraters
Crawford
Evry
Tuale
Scout Officials Confer in City on Boy Scout Growth
Kenneth C. Bentz of Minneapolis deputy regional Boy Scout executive arrived for conferences with Fred C. Eggers in Huron area to discuss expanding Boy Scout work. Pending plans include inviting boys to take out associates and memberships at key points in Miller Pierre and Redfield, with hopes to start four or five more farmer town units. Tonight they attend a Miller meeting marking the eleventh year of continuous Miller troop existence, a South Dakota record.
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Kenneth CG. Bentz
Minneapolis
Fred C. Eggers
Mgr. Bentz
Huron
Bredfieli
Pierre
Miller
Tea- Gers
Bentz
Eggers
South Dakota
Perfede
Mexico Surrenders Chinese Privileges
Mexico City reports the government will give up all extraterritorial rights in China. Acting Foreign Minister Genaro Estrada states Mexico accepts Nanking’s protection and will follow Chinese law. No future claim to extraterritorial privileges is intended.
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Mexico City
China
Genaro Estrada
Mexico
Farm Girl Dies Near Iroquois
Myrtla Norvella Brudvig, 16, found dead in bed near Iroquois likely from heart trouble. Daughter of Beadle county farmers who moved from Yankton years ago, she was last seen alive Thursday night. J P Walsh, Turon sheriff, and coroner assessed the case as a natural death.
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Iroquois
Myrtla Norvella Brudvig
Beadle County
Yankton
J.P. Walsh
Turon
Beadle
Myrtle
Segardeous
Tariff Debates Boost Farm Rates In Upper Chamber
Washington Nov 15 Senators speeded work on the tariff bill to place farming on par with industry. The agricultural schedule was debated after a night session with committee amendments boosting farm product duties. Doubts rose between California and Maryland New York members on adjournment rates as dairy meat and fruit duties were raised.
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Washington
California
Maryland
New York
Ilva
Stock market gains momentum on positive developments
New York November 15. The stock recovery, which began yesterday, strengthened today with steady demand for paying issues. Prices rose as much as two to several points amid larger gains in issues like Detroit Edison and American Tobacco. A rate cut in the New York reserve rediscount and lower money rates supported buying, while optimism for 1930 business persisted, though caution tempered the late session.
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New- York
New York
Auugust
Arthur Reynolds
Continental-Illinois Bank and Trust Company
Os’ Elevator
Manville
Fastman Kodak
Missouri Pacific
Y Uo
Aleoko
Drake Students Rally For Suspension Reinstatement
In Des Moines unrest flared around Drake University ahead of an upcoming football game. A petition to reinstate six suspended students faced Dean Davies who demanded council review. Later, rioters mobbed his home at 1 am, throwing rotten eggs and leaving the front plastered before fleeing.
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Des - Moines
Dent
Drake University
Iowa
State College
Tt. O. Davies
Davies
Drake
New York Gang Killers Sought After Slayings
Police intensified a New York murder probe linking a gang feud to the slayings of several figures in the slot machine trade. Schubert, once tied to the operation, was found dead in a car on Fifth Avenue near 57th Street after being linked to prior killings. authorities say he likely fell victim to the same feud that claimed Batra and Ahern.
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New York
Broadway
onSatte Street
Ss Schubert
Joseph Batra
Fifth Avenue
Av7th Street
Thomas Ahern
Loist Street
Cabe
Grover
Batto
Harvard hosts Protestant Catholic Jewish seminar on religious respect
In Cambridge on November 14 more than 400 Catholics Protestants and Jews attended the first Protestant Catholic Jewish seminar at Harvard to foster interfaith understanding and cooperation. Leaders from all three faiths pledged mutual respect for differing beliefs and vowed to combat religious prejudice nationwide.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
America
England
Oterica
Calvert
Boston
Harvard
Rende
National Corn Hooking Contest Draws 20,000 Fans
National chain broadcasts from Platte City Missouri cover the sixth annual corn hooking contest drawing about 20 000 spectators. Fourteen contestants from seven states compete under overcast skies with a world record 39 8 bushels set in 1926 by Elmer Williams of Illinois. Contenders include Groom Roberts Missouri Lite Critton Kansas Etter Cassel Minnesota Maley Hanson Minnesota Harold Holmes and Walker Olson Texas Tague Bockay Town Henry Sarenser Henry Westergren Nebraska.
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Elmer Willams
Illinois
O. C. Groom
Lo Roberts
Missouri
W. J. Lite
Critton
Kansas
Charley Etter
Jess Cassel
Clarence Maley
R. Hanson
Henry
Sarenser and
Westergren
Nebraska
Electric light demo turns on with a match in New York
A 1900s New York demonstration at the Lighting Institute in Grand Central shows an electric bulb lighting when a pocket match is held beneath the fixture. The device uses a cell sensitive to proximity and aims to surprise visitors and explore future uses of sensorized lighting.
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New, York
Lima
New York
Engineer Killed in Sideswiping at Willmar Minnesota
Nov 15 Willmar Minnesota reports engineer George Rothwell, 62, of Stouwx City, Town, killed when two Great Northern passenger trains collided at an intersection. Rothwell’s No 52 train was struck and overturned near a block end. The other train No 10 was bound Fargo Sioux City and delayed three hours.
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Willmar
Minn
George Rothwell
Stouwx ‘City
Great Northern
Rothwell
Sioux City
Fargo
N.Y
Sells His Village At Auction But Few Buyers
Joly Bishop of Hilza village Muscatine Iowa auctioned his town amid rain. Only a few bidders appeared and most properties sold for 8800 dollars. community hall several houses and a barber shop went to new owners while four buildings remained with Bishop.
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Muscatine
Joly Fishop
Hilza. Wi
Siiza
Bishop
Aledo
Wieth
Bishon
Leaders Agree On Tax Scheme
Washington November 15. Almost all party leaders signaled prompt congressional approval of the treasury plan to cut income taxes by about seven percent. Democrats and independents voiced varying support while treasury officials argued for a flexible rate system that could adjust rates to fit anticipated revenues. The plan would allow annual rate modifications via Congress without a full revision of revenue laws, applying only to the present tax year and expiring to trigger further study of fiscal needs.
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Washington
Treasury
Mel Ton
Democrata
Mellon
Repubican
Hoover
Congress
Mill
Treasury Department
Buch
Egesnigelin
Highway meeting backs 1000 mile plan in South Dakota
Sioux Pals November meeting drew over 75 attendees including W J Fisher Mitchell and state highway engineers. Speakers urged prompt funding of 1000 mile gravel to pavement program while opponents warned against higher taxes. West river farmers cited long trips for gravel as reason to speed graveling before paving.
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West Hiver
W. J. Fisher
Mitchell
State Association
Chamber of Commerce
GT. Charniock
Minnehaha
H. T. Cheney
Belle Fourche
Cheaney Wate
East River
Legion Drive Aims High As Campaign Opens
Aberdeen reports state Legion campaign gains zest to boost membership before first national figures from Indianapolis. L A Morrison state commander and J D Mullaney adjutant in talks urge districts to forward every membership card to Watertown by Monday to present a united front when Congress convenes next month seeking legislation for disabled veterans.
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Aberdeen
Reus Yegiert
South Dao American Legion
Indianapolis
L. A. Morrison
G. Kelley
Watertown
Mr. Morrison
J. Db. Mullaney
South Dakota
Kelley
American Legion
Legion
Poor addresses delay mail signaling postal woes
Washington reports the post office lost about five million dollars worth of mail last year due to carelessly addressed letters. Business firms with inflated self-importance and lack of street addresses contributed, causing about 200 million letters to require hand handling and many to be delayed or misdirected.
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Washington
Postofice
Cuista
New
New York
Hondi
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