Woman's Tip Aids Police In Finding Slaying Scene
Weymouth Massachusetts police linked widow Mrs Grayce Asquith to a severed harbor victim after a cottage search. Blood stained rooms and a meat cleaver were found as investigators questioned John Albert Lyons and other acquaintances amid a missing World War aviator probe.
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Weymouth
Mass
Grayce Asquith
Boston
Isabel Murphy
Asquith
William J. Brickley
James F., Claflin
Boston Police
Brickley
Lega
John Albert Lyons
Cifflin
Mahan In Federal Hospital For Mental Treatment
William Mahan, convicted kidnapper, is in the federal hospital at Springfield Missouri for mental treatment. He is serving time for kidnapping in Tacoma Washington since May 1935, after a transfer from Alcatraz to Leavenworth for observation, following a board’s finding of mental illness.
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William Mahan
Pat
Washington
Sanford Bates
William “Mahan
Orspeuser
Peison Hospital
Springfeld
Mahan
Tacoma
Wash
Eleway
Alcatraz
San Francisco
Hacer
Devenworth
Bates
Speingfield
Unclear Weather Report From Puketenia District
Fragmentary forecast appears about Puketenia area with scattered terms including Dukeotia Fate and a salted entry. Readable data point to nearby streets and security notes but lacks coherent meteorological details or confirmed entities.
South Dakota Small Game and Migratory Birds Hunting Rules 1936
The 1936 season opens October 10 for pheasants in Gregory Tripp and counties east of the Missouri River and runs to October 19 daily from noon to dark. Second season from November 2 to 1 inclusive with various county lists, bag limits four per day with one hen, possession eight with two hens. Migratory birds season from October 10 to November 8 with daily hours and limits including ten ducks and various limits for coot snipe rails and others. Federal duck stamp required for hunters over 16, no live decoys, and shells limit rules apply. Non-residents may ship 25 migratory waterfowl on license coupons.
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S. D
Gregory
Tripp
Missouri River
Bay Hmit
Aurora
Beadle
Hon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Charles Mix
Clark
Codington
Davison
Day
Devel
Douglas
Edrounds
FAULK
Grant
Hamlin
HAND
Hanson
Hutchinson
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Lake
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
MINER
Moody
Roberts
Sanborn
SPINK
B.C. D
Watertorn
South Dekota Baptist Convention
Dakota Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Watertown
Methodists
Missouri
Pierre
Pheasant and migratory bird hunts launch Saturday
Beadle County faces an annual pheasant barrage as hunters from South Dakota and nearby states converge on Huron for opening weekend. Licenses sell briskly at the county treasurer and agents. reservations at Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Burden report double last year’s pace. Outside hunters arrive tonight and tomorrow, including Chicago Tribune editor Bob Becker and Becker Stan editor C Campbell. Open season spans two periods October 10 to 19 in eastern counties, with migratory bird hunting beginning Saturday noon and ending at 2 p.m.
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South Dakota
Huron
Public Enemy
Marvin Hughitt
Buren
Bob Backer
Chicago’ Tribune
C. Campbell
Beadle County
Gregory
Tripp Andrall
Missouri River
Rny
Biby
Fred Curtis
Curtis
Hunters urged to be real sportsmen in 1936 season
Carl Voigt president of the Beadle County Smok Walton League urged hunters to follow rules and show sportsmanship as the 1936 season opens. He said the group would cooperate with enforcement officials to check game law violations and protect farm property. Voigt stressed strict bag and possession limits to aid Central South Dakota's comeback as a leading game center.
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Carl’ Voigt
Beadle County Smak Walton League
Hie
Voigt
South Dakota
Interest in Sportsmen's Stag promises large turnout
Advance ticket sales show strong interest in the first annual Sportsmen's Stag to be held at the Mervin Hughitt Hotel next Monday night. Committees expect a detailed program tomorrow with talks moving pictures and a Dutch lunch. The event is sponsored by the Huron Izaak Walton League chapter and the Local Chamber of Commerce.
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Advancs
Rettectus Avatrong
Sportsmen's Stag
Mervin Hughitt
Stag
Reela
Huron Izaak-Walton League
Ard
Tocal Chamber
Commirce
Soil Committee Meeting Report From Local Conference
Members of the soil committee attended a regional conference to discuss agronomy practices and policy impacts. The event focused on soil health, nutrient management, and sustainability initiatives.
Battered Driver Unconvinced Car Performed Antics
Madison Wisconsin October reports show Leom Gawler hurt and shaken at a hospital after his car allegedly struck a railroad track at 45 miles per hour. The vehicle leaped 52 feet, cleared 112 feet more, damaged a residence, broke an apple tree, rolled twice, and stopped back at the steps it had just destroyed. Doctors suspect two cracked vertebrae though full injuries未 determined.
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Madison
Wis
Leom Gawler
HL AL Gerry
Lawler
C. L. Thompson
Itsield
Thompson House
Sthendanta
George W Hill Dies Suddenly Insurance Man and Mason
George W Hill a respected insurance agent and Masonic lodge leader died of coronary thrombosis at 10 30 am in a Huron hospital after collapsing en route to work in Winter Park on Kansas Avenue Born in Port Henry New York August 20 1841 he lived in Huron since 1908 and held several Masonic and civic offices He is survived by his widow a sister and two brothers Funeral arrangements were not yet completed
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George’ W. Hil
Masonic Lodge
Huron Hospital
Hill
Winter Park
Kansas Avenue
Fly
Mir. Hills
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons
South Dakota
Veterans Association
The
Grand Lodge
Huron ‘Council
La-Co-Tah
Huron
Port Henry
Wisconsin
Watertown
Masonic Temple
Mra W
Larkin
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Eugene Hill
St Paul
Corn Estimate Is Increased
The Department of Agriculture raised its forecast for the corn crop blamed on drought. It now indicates a total around 1.509 billion bushels, with preliminary wheat production at about 627 million. compared to prior estimates, the figures show shifts in year 1928 and 1923-21 averages. The notice cites conditions as of October 1 and notes winter and spring wheats together at roughly 90 million bushels, with last year and the average also referenced.
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Washington
Campaign Waxing Bitter Landon To Speak In Chicago
Roosevelt and Landon campaign across the nation as clashes erupt. Monsignor Ryant accuses Coughlin of error, Coughlin pledges to quit if Ryant is proven wrong. Smith attacks the New Deal Party amid jabs from Champ Clark. Mills and Bailey offer contrasting views as Hopkins and the RNC clash. Landon to deliver a major Chicago address while Roosevelt tours Iowa and Minnesota with parades and talks. Coughlin-Ryan dispute widens across four Great Lakes states, with both men challenging each other.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Landon
John A. Ryant
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Father Ryan
Alfred B. Smith
New Deal
Bennett Champ Clark
Ogden L. Mills
J. W. Bailey
Harry L. Hopkins
Republican National Committee
Omaha
Iowa
Minnesota
Coughlin-Ryan
Great Lakes
Chicago
Catholics Washington
Pittsburgh
Washington
Doe
Divorcee dies in smoke filled Chicago apartment
Chicago October 2 divorced husband tells of death by own action pact in which poison killed his wife but not him. Cordelia Black 35 found dead in locked bedroom of smoke filled apartment. Corydon Black 36 staggered inside building after coroner aides estimate three days dead. He says wife swallowed poison, he drank whiskey, then cut his left wrist and took more poison. He claims a cigarette dropped into an upholstered chair started the fire drawing neighbors. Former Fort Worth residents, now in Chicago. State’s Attorney Coghlan remains unsatisfied with his story as investigation continues.
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Chicago
Cordelia Black
Corydon Black
Black
Thomas Mangan
Mangan
Fort Worth
Texas
Mal Coghlan
Bridewell’ Hospital
Circus Elephant Cleared in Death of Attendant
Trilby the one eyed elephant at Ringling Barnum and Bailey was declared not dangerous after stomping Lee Roberts, 22, of Rutland, Vermont, to death while an attempt was made to collar her. Authorities found no action warranted as Trilby showed remorse and had lived calmly for 23 years.
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Beaumont
Tex
Trilby
Lee Roberts
Rutland
Lawrence Davis
Ringling Brothery
Barnum and Bailey
Roberta
Davis
Sheriffs Department
McCrea Implicated In Detroit Murder Case
McCrea implicated Detroit area case as a circuit judge sentences him and fellow Hooded Crime members to life imprisonment for murder. Duncan McCrea of Wayne County prosecution named as a hooded crime member in the proceedings.
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McCrea
Detroit
Harvey Davis
Black Legions
Duncan
C. McCrea
Wayne County
Portugal May Not Consent To Probe Of Russian Charge
The Associated Press reports tensions at a London secret session where neutrality envoys from 27 nations discuss Russian and Spanish charges of Fascist aid to Spain's insurgents. Portugal reportedly hesitant to allow an investigating committee, while Madrid and Moscow volley accusations amid fears of a broader European war.
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Associated Press
London
Spain
England
Russia
Ceremany
Italy
Portugal
Madrid
Moscow
Lisbor
Arusia
Zeppelin Hindenburg Brings Leaders Across Six States
The airship Hindenburg opened as a showboat over New Jersey and New York carrying 73 business and financial leaders. It departed Lakehurst at 6 am CST for a 62 mile all day display, returning about 4 pm CST, visiting New Jersey New York Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.
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New York City
Ieas
Sky Net
Lakehurst
N. J
Aumaral
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Did You Know Clipped Message From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Joe Snyder and Iroquois with scattered phrases about fire a movie and numbers BAL444 4444848 in that mini. Readable facts are limited. preserve ambiguous snippet as a tiny archival index item.
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Joe Snyder
Iroquois
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Tha! Besa Punty Agni
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Jean Harlow
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Kay Francis
Claudette Colbert
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