Sioux City Youth Admits Orpheum Theatre Hold Up
Sioux City youth Johnnie Arensdorf admitted staging the September 2 Orpheum Theatre holdup. He waived extradition in Chicago and will be brought back tonight, with a confession likely leading to a guilty plea. The theft involved about $2,800 with $2,459 recovered. Arensdorf’s mother urged mercy.
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Siionux City
Del 5
Orpheum
Johnie Arensdorf
Sioux City
Chicago
Arensdorf
Johnnie
Genevieve Avensdorf
Jon J. Shannon
Avensdorf
Robert Neenharter
Kansas City
Penn
Jeannie
Orpheum Theater
Law Observance Group To Meet In Washington
The Hoover commission on Law observance and enforcement prepares a final meeting next Wednesday with two members likely present. Kenneth Mackintosh and Dean Pound discuss the Prohibition issue as the panel reviews new material and finalizes its position on the enforceability of the Prohibition statute.
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Washington
Hoover
Commission On Law Observance
Commission
Henry A. Iderson
Virginia
Anderson
Fis
Kenneth Mackintosh
Washington State Supreme Court
Dean Koscor Pound
Harvard Law School
Mackintosh
Dean Pound
Considerable Grain Marketed By Agency
Spokane reports North Pacific Grain Growers Inc regionally marketed 6 000 000 bushels of wheat through that agency. The turnover nears 000 000 as heavy selling moves gain momentum in the inland empire over the last ten days. J M Chilton Chicago assistant manager notes stock raisers feeding wheat in larger proportions than most people appreciate.
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Spokane
North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc
Inland Empire
China
J.M. Chilton
Chicago
Sasistant Penen
Farmers National Gra | Corporation
Boats Rush To Aid Of U S S Montcalm
Naval radio reported two vessels speeding to aid the U S S Montcalm the flagship destroyer Concord detached itself from command to rush southward 50 miles southeast of Charleston heavy seas. Reach Montcalm by nightfall today as the rescue effort continues.
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U.S.S. Montcalm
Washington
Naval Radio
U. S. S. Montcalm
Stalion
Guantanamo
Cubs
Charleston
South Carolina
Concord
Scouting
Weather outlook for Hinton and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy with possible showers tonight and Saturday in Hinton. Temperature likely unchanged. South Dakota expected showers tonight and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Hoe Hinton
South Dakota
Hallahan Aims to Stifle A's in Series After Slump
In St Louis Oct 3 UP fans fret over the Cardinals chances as Connie Mack's Athletics threaten to take control of the World Series. With Wild Bill Hallahan set to start and only 3500 grandstand seats unsold the Cardinals hope for a turnaround as Burleigh Grimes regroups after an opening loss.
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SP. Louis
Connie Mack
Louis
Shibe Park
Cardinal
St. Louis
Wild Bill Harlahsn
Red Birds
Burleich Grimes
Former Huron Chief is Dead
W. H. Uecker 4, longtime Huron police chief and Seattle protective association head, died at his mother’s home in Huron after two years ill. He served as chief from 1910 to 1912, later ran the Merchants Protective association in Seattle, and founded the Uecker Protective association. Burial likely Riverside cemetery. Surviving mother, a daughter, a brother C Uecker, three sisters, a foster brother, and two grandchildren. Born in Germany, moved to the U.S. with family at age two and lived in Huron since youth.
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W. H. Uecker
Huron
Seattle
Wash
Fourth Street
Uecker
Carl. Uecker
Great Northern Railway
Merchants Protective Association of
The
Uecker Protective Association
Germany
Canistota
Bertha Knake
Minneapolis
Minnie Morne
Brookhart Attacks Sargent Over Inland Waterways
Senator Brookhart of Iowa challenged Fred W. Sargent head of Chicago and North Western Railway, calling the banker’s critique of federal waterways funding a declaration of war on inland waterway and public road improvements. He warned railroads would deploy legal tactics to block river projects.
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Iowa
Washington
Qet
Isue
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Brookhart
Towa
Sargent
American Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
Miner County Girl Granted Divorce for Non-Support
Alene Peterson of Miner County aged 16 was granted a divorce from No Peterson by Judge Alva E. Taylor in circuit court here on grounds of non-support. The marriage occurred while Mrs Peterson was under 17, with parents living on a farm near Roswell. Testimony showed they resided at Columbia South Carolina for a period. W E Weggint, county states attorney, represented Mrs Peterson. E M Mumford represented the husband. The case was moved from Miner county circuit court. A separate decree signed by Judge Taylor recently awarded Della Andrew a divorce from Rey Andrew of Wolsey.
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Miner County
Alene Peterson
No! Peterson
Alva E. Taylor
Columbia
S. C
W. E. Weggint
Mince County
Peterson
E. M. Mumford
Mincr County
Howard
Taylor
Della Andrew
Rey Andrew
Wolsey
Beadle County 4-H Livestock Sale Totals
Beadle county 4-H members sold 15 baby calf stock at the State Fair. Fifteen calves weighed 14 292 pounds, average 201 pounds, total value 124.50. Beadle youths also sold 21 head of cattle weighing 42 301 pounds, average 201 pounds, value 460.50. Five lambs weighed 255 pounds, average 7 pounds, value 31.23. Grand champion baby calf belonging to Earl Samantal Wolsey sold for 2 cents per pound, netting 294 dollars.
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Beadle County
4-H Club
Roger Cave
Cave
4-H
Earl Siamantal
Wolsey
Gangsters rob Bank of Italy branch in Los Angeles
Two Chicago gangsters held up an outlying Bank of Italy branch in Los Angeles on October 3 or 7, firing if resisted. They obtained about $9,000 from the bank vaults prepared for the day’s business, and fled.
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ROB Bank
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bank of Italy
Robbers Fitted With Shoes Before Leaving Chicago
In Chicago on October 3 three armed robbers paused a shop raid to try on shoes at a clerk’s counter. They examined assorted footwear and praised the stock before departing, having taken a small cash haul and leaving the surprised clerk, Frank Santelli, unhurt.
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Chicago
Frank Santelli
Santelli
Diamond Squad Nabs Fourteen Smuggling Ring Figures
Washington reports the customs service diamond squad caught fourteen smugglers in fiscal 1930, with thirteen convicted, including one carrier. The release notes diamonds worth up to 500000 carried duty free in a single trip and highlights the illicit trade accounting for half of U S diamond imports. informers may receive 25 percent rewards up to 50000.
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Washington
Customs Service
Commissioner of Customs
F. X
Farroora Weetha
Eble
United States
New York
Eblo
Abesad
Enraged man slays three women in Williams murder spree
WILLIAMSON, W V Oct 2 Three women died as state police traced a Mountaineer type suspect in a triple tragedy. Adams confessed to killing his estranged wife Mrs Flossie Adams 23 and her aunt Mrs Cynthia McGuire, then shot Mrs John Campbell at her home, while seeking two men.
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Williamson
W. VA
Williams
Adama
Adams
Flossie Adams
Cynthia McGuire
John Campbel
Dobry Suspended In Chicago Securities Firm Action
Chicago October 3 news reports D A Dobry president of Dobry Securities Company faced suspension amid unsettled payments and corporate actions. Details unclear due to fragmented text.
Two Missionaries Killed By Bandits In Kidnapping Case
British missionaries Edith Nettleton and Eleanor Jane Harrison were captured at Chungan in northern Funkien province and reportedly shot by Chinese communist bandits after failed ransom demands. Their deaths end prolonged efforts by British authorities, the church missionary society, and fellow missionaries to secure their release.
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Peiping
Chlya
Foochow
Edith Nettleton
Eleanor June Harrison
Chungan
Funkien
Miss Nettiston
Church Missionary Society
Iemingfu
London
Eleanor Jane Harrison
Miss Nettleton
Halifax
Yorkshire
St. Augustine's Church
China
Furlongtil
Society
Gangsters Seek To Oust Alcock
Chicago reports organized crime plans a large underground lobby fund to remove Police Commissioner John Alcock. A confidential source says a million dollars or more will be raised to dislodge him quietly due to his raids on gang activity and gangland operations.
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Chicago
Herald and Examiner
John Alcork
Alcock
France Sets Decree to Ban Soviet Imports
Paris reports the government will issue an official decree to curb the dumping of Soviet products, especially wheat, in France. The Sabinet meeting chaired by Premier Tardieu approved import licenses for all imports from Soviet Russia, including cereals, malts, sugar, eggs, wood, fax, and glue.
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Paris
France
Tardieu
Official
Soviet Russia
Women Drivers Blamed In Traffic Mishaps
Chief Frank Kreml of the Evanston police accident prevention bureau says women drivers cause most accidents by indecision misdirection and talking too much. He plans to open a school for women drivers next week while other department members disagree with his conclusions.
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Evanston
Ill
Frank Kreml
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Oil Inquisitors To Hear Kelley
Two inspectors prepare to hear former interior official Ralph Kelley who accused Secretary Wilbur of favoritism toward large oil firms over Colorado and shale land claims. Kelley, who resigned, says he will seek full substantiation of his charges as officials seek cooperation and a conference with Senate Lands Committee members.
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Washington
Ralph Kelley
Interior Department
Wilbur
Seth W. Richardson
Kelley
Nye
Senate Lands Committee
Richardson
Colorado
Miller Huron Night Game May Be Moved
Installation of night lighting at the college field is to begin next week. Huron high officials aim to relocate the Miller Huron game, originally set for Miller on Saturday October 1, to Huron for the first 1930 night game, possibly Friday October 10, with a decision expected today.
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Miller
College Field
Huron High School
Huron
Steffen On Trial For Sunday Movie In Wellington Springs
Hearing held for R J Steffen proprietor of Rialta theatre on charge of operating a Sunday moving picture show. He opened his theater Sunday despite a failed local election proposition. The case questions jurisdiction and may affect his license. Proceedings began with city attorney Hatch noting possible license loss. Attorneys Hall and Lammer challenge Lane justice Monesmith's jurisdiction. conclusion expected tonight.
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Steffen
Wellington Springs
R. J. Steffen
Rialta Theatre
Wessington Springs
Charles R. Hatch
Philo Hall
Brookings
J. H. Lammer
Justce Monesmith
Lane
Woonsocket Bank Announces Sixth Dividend Payment
Woonsocket October 3 Special The receiver C H Hookway reports the First National Bank will pay another ten percent dividend bringing total to zero percent to depositors as vouchers are prepared The bank closed its doors in July 1826 and the sixth dividend follow-up completes the payout.
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Woonsocket Bank
Woonsocket
C. . Hookway
First National Bank
Hookway
Hoover Warns Critics as He Defends Living Standards
President Hoover told the American Bankers Association in Cleveland that critics overlook the improving living standards and the government’s cooperation with the people. He rejected calls to lower American living standards, warned against focusing on the economy’s unhappy features, and urged banks and the Fed to ensure ample credit while considering tax and transportation reforms to guard against future depressions.
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D. Harold Oliver Hoover
Washington
Oct ST
Hoover
American Bankers Association
Cleveland
Unis
Banker
Ita
Seady
Federal Reserve System
Big Crowd Attends Teachers Reception at Jefferson School
A large crowd gathered for the annual reception for teachers in the Huron public schools at the Jefferson School building. D. B. H. Kerr gave the welcoming address, with Mrs Life Mat Love presenting the teachers' response. Hardin Van Deursen sang, Henry Gibson played piano. refreshments and dancing followed hosted by the Jefferson P T A.
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Huron Public
Jefferson
D. B. H. Kerr
Life Mat Love
Hardin van Deursen
Henry Gibson
Latter Day Saints open 101st conference in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City Utah on October 3 members of the Latter Day Saints gathered for the opening of the first semi annual conference. The sessions run through Sunday at the Mormon Tabernacle where President Herbert J. Grant welcomes visitors. The president's address covers the church’s progress and world impact.
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Latter Days Saints
Salt Lake City
Utah
Latter Day Saints
Mormon Tabernacle
Herber J. Grant
Young Aviator Heads For Albuquerque On Record Quest
Robert Buck, a 16 year old from Elizabeth, N J, left today by air for Albuquerque to attempt a junior transcontinental record. He departed with a flight time of ten degrees three minutes? This brief item notes the bold cross country bid and the hopeful duration.
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Albuquerque
Amarillo
Robert Buck
Elizabeth
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Hallahan
NEA Service Inc
Taylor Douthit
Grove
Philadelphia
Mickey Cochrane
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Cardinals
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Prinres
Fecean
Phos
Avers
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