No Headway Made in Suspect Questioning in Murder Case
Sioux City October report shows Kert Whitey Moulton 24 arrested as a suspect in the Eyestone poker party murder at Huron. State Attorney Temmey says probing failed to yield information linking Moulton to the killing. he plans further checks and may extend his Sioux City visit to pursue new angles. Moulton, Chamberlain native, was tied to earlier hold up arrests with Deli Sylvester.
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Tommey
Whitey
Moulton
Eyestone
Sioux City
Kert “Whitey
Charles Eyestone
Huron
Leo Temmey
Atturney
State
Jay Temmey
Whitey Moulton
W. W. Howes
John Pyle
Iowa State
Fort Madison
Pat Flaherty
Temmey
Chamberlain
Deli Sylvester
Guenedtt
Siouxity
Moulstom
Evestone
Pass $1 000 In Scout Campaign In Huron
The first $1.00 pledge was made at noon as Huron's annual Boy Scout finance drive opened. General chair man George M Townsend reported $1 045 in cash and pledges by early afternoon toward a $3 000 goal with 107 pledge cards filed. Townsend urged generosity noting scouts build good citizens and communities while highlighting loyalty and trust as core Scout values.
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Huron
George M. Townsend
Townsend
Boy Scout, Council
Juron
Weather Zbecen Sees Parity Tonight and Rising Friday
Forecast shows parity conditions tonight with mainly calm winds and partially cloudy skies. By Friday temperatures rise steadily reaching warmer afternoon highs across the region.
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Zbecen
Filipino lawyer lauds U S rule and warns on full independence
Vicente Villamarin, a Filipino lawyer and writer, praised American methods in the Philippines and said Filipinos enjoy quasi independence but granting full liberty now would be a mistake. He cited mass Chinese immigration, Japanese economic penetration, and Bolshevik influence from Soviet Russia as evils that would accompany full independence.
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Vicente Villamin
United States
Philippines
Villaraln
China
Japan
Bolshevic
Soviet Russia
Vicente Villamin Saya
Villamin
Orient
America
Soviet
Russia
Delay Arguments In Big Law Suit
In Pierre on October 2, arguments by attorneys for Senator James A Reed and Charles German of Missouri to amend the pleadings in their million dollar suits against Universal Oil Products were postponed due to illness of I A Churchill of Huron. Plans were made to present arguments before Judge A L Wyman in Sioux Falls next week. Reed and German seek $1,000,000 each from patent sales of the Dobbs cracking process. The amendments claim proceeds were distributed to others, while original pleadings said distribution was in process. German says partners assigned their rights to him. Defense move to dismiss is under consideration by Judge Wyman. Churchill and Benson of Huron represent Reed and German. O Keefe and Stephens, Pierre, for the company.
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Reed
German
Wyman
Ast summer,Churchill and Benson
Huron
Reed and
O'Keefe
Stephens
Pierre
Bank Law Invalidated by Sharpe in South Dakota
Attorney General Sharpe ruled the 1331 South Dakota act on bank death benefits and cashier’s checks preferred claims invalid due to a title body conflict. Banking superintendent E A Ruden received the opinion, notes indicate the issue may go to the Supreme Court.
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Sharpe Pierre
South Dakota
Sharps
E. A. Ruden
Ruden
Washington
Banking Department
Sharpe
Supreme Court
Former convict linked to slain man at Stowe Falls
MITCHELL, a 44 year old former convict born in Brooklyn, was identified as the slain man in Stowe Falls state penitentiary records. He had served time in Nebraska and Iowa and recently completed a three year burglary sentence at Sioux Falls. Police pursue investigation with no leads on Berry's killers.
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Mitchell
Stowe Falls
Berry
Sioux Falls
Nebraska
Towa
Brooklyn
NM. C
Man Beaten in Home After Clash With Detectives
Sioux City police say Jack Garmer was severely beaten and jailed after officers went to his home to arrest him following a holdup two years earlier. The incident occurred after a search by detectives, with Garmer taken to the city jail for custody.
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Sioux City
Lee
Jack Garmer
Filipino Lawyer Praises America Fort Work in Islands
Vicente Villamin Filipino lawyer and writer addresses Huron college Kiwanis club and a radio audience praising American aid to the Philippines. He notes improvements in health education and civil liberty while opposing immediate independence, arguing independence would bring economic and political risks and urging continued U S support and modernization.
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Huron
America
Islands
Philippines
Vicente Villamin
Huron College
Kiwanis Club
KGDY
Villamin
Bowe to mound as Betts leads Saint hurler charge
In a junior series tilt a young pitcher Jey Bowe takes the mound while Walter Huck Betts powers the Saint squad as the leading hurler in the American Association.
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Jey ‘Bowe
Walter “Huck” Betts
Robbery Suspect Is Freed At Brookings
Brookings Oregon details show a robbery suspect released from custody amid unclear conditions as authorities review the case. Local officials emphasize ongoing investigations and the need for public safety.
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Brookings Brookings
Jemes
Play Shows Fire Prevention Through School Drills
A radio play titled Burning Our Homes told of a dress cleaning accident that sparked an explosion, shown by HM. Cass and Blanche Wilson during Hur on's Fire Prevention week. Carl V. Gibbs led grades through drills. Lincoln school emptied in 42 seconds under Fire Clown Henry L. Larsen’s guidance, with 1,635 pupils addressed and cautions on careless acts.
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Radio Today
Cass
Blanche Wilson
Huron
Lincoln School
Carl V. Gibbs
Henry L. Larsen
McKintey School
Washington
Jefferson
Wise
Compromise Seen In South Dakota Feed Loan Rules
Governor Warren Green in Washington with Secretary Arthur Hyde optimistic about a compromise change in feed loan regulations to aid South Dakota farmers. A telegram to Paul K. Myers cites Green's meetings with Hyde and plans to meet again, as local officials coordinated on liberal terms for federal feed loans amid ongoing negotiations.
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Warren Green
Washington
Arthur M. Hyde
South Dakota
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Hyde
Green
John F. ‘White
Chamber
Frank Motzke
Baedle County Board of Commissioners
Membata
Soldiers' Home Head Not Named Oct B-Selection
A clipped sentence notes a selection process and an unnamed head at a soldiers home in October. No clear names or places are given, leaving the key figure and locale unspecified in the readable text.
St Lawrence Pact Sought by Canada and United States
Washington reports both governments agreed to open talks on a vast St Lawrence inland waterway linking the Atlantic to the Great Lakes. A special commission may be named, with Hoover favoring the project to boost employment and industry. Route dispute centers on St Lawrence versus New York path.
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St. Lawrence
Canada
U. S
Washington
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
United States
State Department
MacNider
Ottawa
Herridge
Hoover
Kellogg
Roosevelt
New York
Atlantic
Lakes
Montress
Lakee
New York State
Hoonex
St. Lawrence Way
Coolidge
Edison Battles for Life in Final Hours
Edison spent a restless night in West Orange New Jersey as his condition worsened from uremic poisoning. Dr Hubert Howe reported no immediate weakness but warned the end was inevitable while President Hoover Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone sought updates from Edison’s family and home.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Hoover
Howe
Lawrence Richey
White House
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Water test begins on Ward property in Huron
W B Rudy of Layne North Centre company, under contract to supply over a million gallons daily from two gravel wall wells, starts drilling test wells on the Ward Tischler property south of Riverside park. A testing rig arrived from Conception, Ma. He expects water bearing sand at 8 to 9 feet and aims for a preliminary report by the end of next week.
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Ward
W. B. Rudy
Layne North Centre
Huron
Ward-Tischler
Riverside Park
Rudy
Conception
Heads Of L.0.0.F. Homes Hold Meeting
Odd Fellows homes of eight Midwest states convened at the Beath Dekota lodge to discuss a new association. The meeting focused on organization steps, fund handling, and member responsibilities amid ongoing state tax and vehicle ownership questions.
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Dell Rapid
Metrona
Odd Fellows
Beath Dekota
Demonstration Of Plowing By Radio In Indiana
In Noblesville Indiana on October 8 a tractor operated by radio plowed around a 30 acre field. Lynch of Miles City Montana led the experiment before 200 electricians operators and business men from central states. The radio controlled tractor used three 14 inch plows and a keyboard in a car 30 feet behind it.
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Noblesville
Ind
Lynch
Miles City
Mont
Central States
County Board Scrambles for Extra 1931 Funds
Beadle county commissioners review books to cover shortfalls in six departments past regular appropriations. Auditor T. H Young notes surpluses in other funds may not suffice as court and charity demands spike costs for prisoners, sheriff operations, and jurors.
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Beadle Equity
Board of Commissioners
BD. C. Sargent
McLaughlin-Norden Auditing Company
T. Hf. Young
Young
Light Frost Nips South Dakota Welcoming Winter
South Dakota felt a touch of frost as northern Black Hills reported snow and Watertown and Aberdeen logged sub-freezing readings near 3 degrees above freezing. Brookings saw 1 degree above freezing while several towns stayed at or above 32. The forecast calls for unsettled, warmer weather by Friday with partial cloudiness.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
Watertown
Aberdeen
Brookings
Wxtrama
Huron
Insight
Watertown Banker Georg Burt Seriously Ill in Hospital
Watertown banker and former state representative Georg K. Burt has fallen seriously ill due to a gall bladder rupture and remains hospitalized. Burt previously represented the area in the state house and was noted for his service in 1925.
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Watertown
Georg K. Burt
Robinson Pushes Relief Credit and Land Bank Reforms
Senator Robinson of Arkansas urged Congress to back President Hoover’s credit program with a $500 million fund and expansion of discountable paper. He favored extending credit via federal and joint stock land banks and carrying over some 1951 government loans to cut old debts. Officials weigh tax rises and faster home construction as credit expansion targets three sectors.
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Washington
Get
Congress
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal
Joint
Treasury
White House
House
Filans
Jess
Harry 8. Kissell
Springfield
Ohio
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Federal Reserve System
John W. Pole
Aniwal
Evs
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Green Tella Myers
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Wu Bus God
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