No Trace Of Wayland Robbers Found In Bank Heist
State and county officers hunted three bandits who robbed the Bank of Wayland and fled north then south on highway 15 toward Sioux City. Loot estimated between 800 and 900 dollars. A green Nash sedan with South Dakota plates 17064 was seen leaving town and later traced toward Sioux Falls.
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Pierre
Bank of Wayfarus
Bruce Barnes
Wayland
Miller
Barnes
Sioux City
South Dakota
Bank of Wayland
Johanson
Ersak Huddleston
Huddleston
Wayland Lumber Yard
Ed Statsman
Otto Meier
Sioux Falls
Orville Meliquist
Rail Chiefs Confer On Further Pay Cut
BREW xyunn, 247-manroaa executives assembled here today to consider further steps in their move for a 2 per cent cut in the wages of ml workers. Reports in rail circles reflect a widening belief they would seek a compromise with President Hoover postponing action on the wage question until year end.
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BREW
Manroaa
Hoover
New Transport Method Examined by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a study of Sea-Train Lines Inc as it plans to start moving entire trains from New York to Havana Cuba and between Havana and New Orleans. The company has built two tramships with tracks able to carry 100 freight cars each.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sea- Train Lines Inc
New York
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Sea-Train Lines, Inc
Iowa Corn Now Out Of Danger Of Frost
Des Moines reports that corn in Iowa is unlikely to suffer from frost yet a severe freeze could ruin much seed corn. Weather bureau notes shelled corn remains about 28 percent moisture, making much of the crop unsuitable for cribbing.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Iowa, Weather and Era Bureau
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer western areas. Tonight cooler in the east. Thursday generally fair and warmer across the region.
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Huron
West Peities
Crown Prince Returns Home
Crown Prince Michael of Romania, visiting London with Princess Helen, left for Dover to return home after two weeks. King Carol of Romania denied rumors he cut short the prince’s visit due to publicity, calling the charges invented and unfounded. He noted Helen may visit Michael anytime, and permission was granted for the London visit.
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Michael
Romania
London
Helen
Carol
Prince Michael
Dover
Daily Mail
Bucharest
Carol Ditterfly
Paris
Arnst Wins Divorce From Swimmer Weisrouller
Bobbe Arnst, noted musical comedy star, wins a divorce from world famous swimmer Johnnie Weisrouller. Tears flowed as she removed her wedding ring in the judge's chambers and sobbed that it was the first time she had taken it off since the marriage began.
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Bobbe Arnst
Los Angeles
Johnnie Weisrouller
Johnny
Judge Declines Jurisdiction in Ferguson Election Suit
District Judge W F Robertson ruled he lacks jurisdiction to hear Gov Sterling’s suit challenging Miriam A Ferguson’s right to run in the November gubernatorial race. Proceedings in the district court will be halted pending review by higher courts on the jurisdiction question.
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Sustin
Tex
W. F. Robertson
R. S. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Extradition of Inwalls Halts as Gov Halts Proceedings
Springfield Illinois governor Louis L Emmerson paused extradition actions to Chicago and to Canada to allow Cook County State's Attorney John Swanson to determine bearing of extradition costs. Meanwhile Elsie Miller sues the city of Huron in Mentelpal court for 85 dollars in wages she says are due.
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Springfield
Ill
Chicago
Samuel Inwall
Paris
Martin Inndk
Canada
Cook County
Grand Jury
Louis L. Emmerson
John Swanson
Elsie Miller
Huron
Mentelpal
Roosevelt and Smith Endorse Lehman Handshake Moment
ALBANY Oct 5 two rivals for Lehman’s nomination, Gov Franklin D Roosevelt and Alfred E Smith, shook hands after Lehman’s nomination gained momentum. The pair, who clashed at Chicago, greeted each other warmly on the Democratic state convention platform as Smith praised Roosevelt’s social program and predicted national ticket success.
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Albany
Franklin PD. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Frank
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Smith
Lehman
Guernsey
Cross
Thea Democratic Party
Berry Caravan Tour Through Berry County Stops Huron
Democratic candidate Tom Berry and Walter Conway lead a 14-car caravan touring Beadle County with stops in At Cavour Yale Hitchcock and Breedland. Berry pledges a 10 percent state official salary cut and economy program as Huron event planned at Deum's auditorium in the evening.
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Hitchcock
Tom Berry
Beadle County
Walter Conway
Berry
Roosevelt
Hoover
Frogram Berry
Conway
H. H. Humphrey
Earl P. Flowers
J. T. McCullen
Burton Culver
Everett Curtis
Weil Bailey
A. M. Fuller
E. P. Granger
Cork
L. N. Schneteer
Charien Potter
EB. H. Bruemmer
Mra
Cavour
Yale
Breedland
Bonilla
Wamington
Wolsey
Virgil
Huron
Deum
Back on Board Lis United States Minister Returns to Board
Former United States Minister to Canada re joins the city board of directors after retirement. Labor party conference proceeds despite objections, adopting a revolution to establish a socialist state as its main objective.
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LIS
United State
Canada
MacNider
Leicester
Eng
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
Tthe Party
Appearance as key trait for waitresses at national meet
A. D. Stone of Chicago told the 10th annual National Restaurant Association convention that appearance tops a waitress's traits. He claimed brunettes perform better than blondes, saying blondes are flighty. He stressed intelligence comes second to appearance for waitresses.
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St, Paul
A. D. Stone
Chicago
National Restaurant Association
May Extend Roll Of Bonus Army At Uniontown Convention
A stormy night session produced a proposal to extend B E F membership nationwide and nonpartisan efforts to aid unemployed. The convention faced disruption over Waters reelection and debates on rules as Coffin and Cof fin clashed, culminating in an abrupt election outcome.
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Uniontown
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
B. E
Tts
Walter W. Waters
Waters
Franklin Coffin
Washington, D. C
E. F. Noticked Coffin
National
B. ZF
Coffin
Hoke Smith
Peompth
Deny Actress Stole Cohen's Affections in $100000 Suit
In Los Angeles on October 5, Carli Palmer Brewster, former film actress, denied allegations she alienated the affections of Albert J. Cohen, film writer, in a $100,000 damage action filed by Cohen's wife. Mrs Brewster is estranged wife of Eugene Brewster, former millionaire publisher.
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Cohen
Los Angeles
Carli Palmer Brewster
Actres
Albert J. Cohen
Oust Foreign Capital From Mexico Advocated
Mexico City Oct 5 Gov Adalberto Tejeda of Vera Cruz urged ousting foreign capital and nationalizing wealth at a labor convention in Quirresaba He also called for pro nationalization of cultural endeavors to raise mass culture and criticized American capital.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Adalberto Tejeda
Vera Cruz
Qrizaba
Plac
Arrest Two After Holiday Picket Is Slain Near Canby
A father and his son Ole Anderson and Leonard Anderson both arrested at Granite Falls tasked with slaying Nordahl Peterson 25 a farmer picket one mile west of Canby Minnesota during the farmers holiday movement Peterson was shot while stepping from a tent as he and companions sheltered awaiting highway vehicles Deputies said the two denied knowledge of the killing and an inquest was set for 2 pm Officials reported the license number of the Anderson car matched the vehicles described by pickets and a preliminary investigation continued
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Canby
Minn
Nordahl Peterson
Here
Granite Falls
Ole Anderson
Leonard Anderson
Peterson
Minnesota Farmers Holiday
O. C. Snoctum
Martin F. Fitzner
Salmer N. Knutson
Snortum
Anderson
Andersons
Hoover Declares Remarks False on Depresssion Talk
Fort Wayne broadcast aboard the presidential train carries President Hoover to Washington. He denounces as deliberate intolerable falsehoods any insinuation he did not do his best for the American people during the Depression. He cites misrepresentations in the Midwest and calls for sportsmanship and candor among opponents.
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Fort Wayne
Presidential
Washington
Hoover
Des Moines
United States
White House
Mercury to rebound with forecast frost return
The Hu ron area saw a light frost the previous night and a minimum temperature of 35.7 degrees. Government observer M. E. Blystone notes only partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday, with a predicted temperature rebound.
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Huron
M. E. Blystone
Spills Beans leads to arrest in Eugene jail
Ernest Stedgaix sits in jail after police traced a theft of 308 pounds of beans. A sack hole leak tipped off officers as he allegedly carried the goods away.
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Eugene, Obe
Ernest Stedga
Can Wheh
Hoover Says Nation Won Economic War In Des Moines Speech
President Hoover told a Des Moines audience that a great national victory has been achieved in the economic fight and that the democratic program shows reckless disregard for the nation's safety. He outlined 12 policies aiding agriculture and defended Republican tariffs as crucial to farm safety amid a campaign tour toward Washington.
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Des Moines
Washington
Hoover
Indiana
Ohio
Congress
Garner
White House
Des Moines Coliseum
Gov
Roosevelt
Iowa
Bes Moines
Dan Turner
Neither Party Satisfies Church in Sioux Falls Rally
The South Dakota Baptist convention opened in Sioux Falls with Frank C. Fuller urging that churches not back either major party due to prohibition stances. More than 200 registrants attended as Rev. E H. Clark opened prayers, with Rev. Fred Young and Rev. Paul Erickson welcoming attendees. J. L. Barton reported church contributions remained steady despite tough economic conditions.
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Frank C. Fuller
Madison
South Dakota Baptist Convention
Fuller
E H. Clark
Union Center
Fred Young
City Temple
Sioux Falls
Paul Erickson
Clear Field
J. L. Barton
Jury selection in Sunbeam prison guards murder case
In Jacksonville Florida October 5 jury selection continued for the trial of former Sunbeam prison guards George Courson and Solomon Higginbotham charged with torturing Arthur Maillefert to death. Prosecution officials resumed questioning after four jurors were challenged, delaying expected testimony in the first degree murder case.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tory
Arthur Maillefert
George Courson
Sunbeam
Solomon Higginbotham
Garner Replies To Hoover Talk
In a Washington statement Garner, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, rebukes President Hoover. He accuses Hoover of inconsistent credit policy toward banks and farmers, defends broad access to government credit, and critiques Hoover’s praise of public works while opposing major measures. The reply also questions Hoover’s tariff stance and quotes his Des Moines remarks about the Hawley Smoot act.
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Washington
Hoover
Iowa
John N. Garner
Hoove
Claring
Democratic House
Des Moines
Holyer
America
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