Insull Faces Fraud Case In Court Over Empire Collapse
Samuel Insull, 74, denies criminal acts as charges accuse him and 16 co-defendants of defrauding investors of about 1430000 in Securities Company securities. The government built a two year case with grand jury hearings and testimony from investors. Co-defendants include his son Samuel J and banker Stanley Field.
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Chicago
United States
Samuel Insull
Insull
Insell
Arperica
Greece
Turkey
Corporation Securities Company
Dwight H. Green
Sovernment
Civ
Samuel
Commonwealth Zdison Company
Chicago Ite
Power King
Stanley Field
Field Museum of Natural History
Law Marshall Field
Harold Leonard Stuart
Halsey Stuart and Company
Charles B. Stuart
New York
Corporation Securities Company Soch Os Flassey Stuart and
Comparcy
County Board Opens October Session Amid Ballot Dispute
Beadle county commissioners convened at the courthouse for the regular October meeting. The board will interview election judges and clerks this morning as party central committees submit precinct official lists. Competing Republican slates led by H M Whitman and G A Thorpe son create a contested selection process affecting precincts, notably in Huron.
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Beadle
Court House
Regulas
Rotssine Matehers
Vais
Amernoon
H. M. Whitman
G. A
Gas Cigarette Taxes Update From South Dakota Treasurers
South Dakota State Treasurer C Siewert reported September revenue from gasoline and cigarette taxes. Gas tax totaled 381,982.58 versus 986,309,833 last September. cigarette tax 34,997.21 versus 30,435 last year. Year to date through September gas tax receipts reached 2,844,033.88, slightly above 2,824,978.07 for the same period in 293. Beer revenue for September could not be compared due to data gaps.
Weather Report for Huron and Vicinity
Weather note shows decreasing cloudiness tonight then unsettled conditions on Wednesday with a gradual temperature rise. South Dakota forecast indicates increasing clearing to 1 followed by unsettled Wednesday with temperatures edging upward.
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Huron
South Dakota
Drought Farmers to Be Moved to Southern SD Areas
U S government plans to purchase about 200 to 300 farm tracts near Sioux Falls for experimental homesteads, transferring drought hit farmers to richer land. Traxler announces 90 day option on land, soil tests, and state aid with repayment over 15 to 20 years, plus development of homes, barns, livestock.
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U.S
Sioux Falls
U. S
David B. Traxler
Washington
FERA
Traxler
A. M. Eberda
South Dakota
Lawrence Westbrook
Division of Rehabilitation
Harry Hopkins
Na Signal Recret
West Virginia
South Carolina
Arkansas
Berry
Rural Credit Bond Payments Reported by State Treasurer
Pierre October 2 reports show 200000 principal and 131375 interest paid on South Dakota rural credit bonds as of October 1 reducing outstanding bonds to 38469001. Also note a 3800000 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan and 8200 interest on cement plant bonds. Treasurer predicts income will cover remaining 1834 payments. a 500000 rural credit bond payment is due December 1 with interest until January 1 totaling 32496815.
Shoplifters Take Furs in Sioux Falls Crime
Sioux Falls police disclosed a gang of expert shoplifters stole furs worth 1790 from two stores last week. Wermuth Fur Co. lost three coats valued 995 and Fantles store three coats worth 795. No thieves seen and losses discovered hours after. A statewide merchant warning was issued.
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Sioux Falls
Wermuth Fur Company
Fantles
Allot Loans for Public Works in 17 States
Public Works Administration allotted 3,892,700 for 25 non federal projects across 17 states on October 24. Notable allocations include South Dakota projects in Spencer for water works at 32,000 and Martin for water supply at 37,000, both loan and grant packages.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
South Dakota
Spencer
Water Works
Martin
Water Suis
Fortune Teller Is Given Jail Term
The testimony of a man unable to read her mind led to Katherine Tanis a fortune teller at the Worlds Fair being sentenced to 15 days in jail in Chicago Illinois Miss Tanis also known as Mrs Mary Evans mother of four admitted guilt and faced a small cash loss of $30 from Leo P Fitzpatrick Sioux Falls attorney who testified the incident.
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Chicago
Katherine Tanis
Leo P. Fitzpatrick
Sioux Falls
S. D
Tanis
Fitzpatrick
Greally
Mary Evans
Sheriff Freed on Big Bond After Clay County Raid
Sheriff William R. Russell and Deputy George Russell were released on 7500 dollar bonds each after pleading not guilty to federal liquor raid charges in Clay county. Several co-defendants faced bonds up to 8000 dollars, with the distillery described as South Dakota's largest, boasting ten 3000 gallon vats and 1000 gallons daily capacity. Willard Morrow begins law studies aiming for the South Dakota bar.
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Sioux
Falls
William R. Russell
Clay County
George Russell
A. Morris
U. S
Vermillion
Sioux City
Frank Marzello
Bernie de Rosa
Joe McCauley
Jack F. Johnson
Thure A. Swanson
Garfield Township
Richard Reeves
South Dakota
B. Quale
St. Paul
Alcohol Tax Unit
Internal Revenue
Parley May Decide Hauptmann Extradition Fate
New York and New Jersey officials meet in Trenton to determine if Richard Hauptmann will stand trial for the Lindbergh kidnapping extortion before extradition. District Attorney Foley, Gov. Moore, and Attorney General Wilentz discuss evidence, with Hauptmann’s mental exam planned for today and notes on gold ransom deposits and recovered funds from his garage.
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New York
New Jersey
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx County
New York City
Hauptmann
A. Hang Moore
David J. Wilentz
Trenton
N. J
Foley
Jersey
Moore
Wilentz
Charles. A. Lindbergh
Jassie
Bronx
Charles, Jr
Broadway
Federal Reserve Bank
Faulkner
J. J. Faulkner
Quiz Witnesses In Fatal Blaze Incendiary Origin Suspected
State's Attorney Leo A. Temmey leads interviews with witnesses as investigators pursue incendiary origin in the Saturday night OK Lunch Room fire that killed George Tsai, a day cook. Deputy Fire Marshal Tice and Huron Fire Chief Teuber discuss next steps while a Chinese student named Martin Wu denies Chinese involvement. Funeral services for Tsai are set for 11 a.m. tomorrow conducted by Rev. D. Disrud at Walsh Funeral.
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Leo A. Teromey
The
Charlies
Nice
Mitchell
Max Teuber
Huron
Tammey
Marshal Tice
Teaber
George Soi
Temmey
Martin Wu
Dakota Methodist Conference Opens 50th Meeting Here
Officers and visitors arrived for the 50th anniversary meeting of the Dakota Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. About 2,000 are expected to visit during the week with Bishop A W Leonard presiding. Opening services include Holy Communion and an address by Rev Howard W Yoder.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
F. E. Morrison
East Huron
A. W.leonard
Philadelphia
Blunt
Huron College
Loftus H. Ward
College School of Music
C. E. Wilcox
Huron
H L. Saylor
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Jogbridge
Mitchell
Howard W. Yoder
Peru
South America
Methodist
Leonard
L. A. Johnson
de Smet
H. D. Gough
Clear Lake
Home Missionary Society
G .W. Zellhofer
Sioux Falls
George Wagener
Harry Carlson
Henry Kingdon
W. E. Hartung
Salem
J. F. Robertson
Dalote - Wesleyan ‘University
Methodist School
Thomas Williams
Ruth Miller
Charles Roadman
Wesleyan ¥. M.C. A
A. W. Leonard
Dukote
Inside News: Checks Pour to Midwestern Farmers Before Election
Washington reports reveal a daily flow of one million dollars in corn hog payments to about 1,250,000 Midwest farm families with roughly four million votes. The rapid disbursement, seen as a political move, coincides with the approaching election.
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Washington
AAA
Hatcherymen End Convention With Poultry Clinic
About 50 people attended the South Dakota Baby Chick association convention in Huron where a clinic on poultry diseases was conducted by Dr. Salsbury Laboratories representatives. Directors were elected: Mrs. T. R. Moore, Rapid City. Ernest Mueller, Scotland. J. C. Palmer, Madison. Mrs. Alvena Bernard, Jefferson.
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South Dakota Baby Chick Association
Huron
Dr. Salsbury Laboratories
Charles City
Town
T. R. Moore
Rapid City
Ernest Mueller
Scotland
J. C. Palmer
Madison
Alvena Bernard
Jefferson
North Dakota Baby Chick Association
South Dakota
Petratz
Salsbury Laboratories
H. G. Boss
C. J. Mayfield
Virgil Helgen
Berley Winton
Washington, D. C
C.I DeKpster
Allied Mills
Omaha
HL. Kelley
Chicago
Swift and Company
Pamphlet Edict Stirs Japanese Markets and Army Powers
Tokyo report notes an army pamphlet urging readiness for potential war with Russia sparked unease in finance and politics. Leading shares dropped about two yen as cabinet and public questions arose over authorship and policy shifts. observers warned of a grave diet debate as the army claimed to reflect its views.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Stock Exchange
Drass
United States
America
Senjuro Hayashi
War Office
Hayashi
Sapan
Henry L. Stimson
Edward W. Eberle
China
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Grand Jury
Zar Flanagan
Glen Hebron
William, Mitchell
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