Nab Transient In Act Of Ransacking Lake Byron Cabin
Transient farm hand Donald Ayers was to be arraigned in municipal court for third degree burglary after being caught ransacking a cottage at Lake Byron. He admitted theft of a car and other items, with authorities seeking suspects in a separate Hanson Service Station robbery attempt.
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Donald Ayers
Lake Byron
Ayers
Huron
Hanson
Tartth Girect
Dakota Avenue
North
Berle Hanson
Clifford Bramwell
Pierze Ard Aberdeen
Leo A. Teramey
Bramwell
Russell Stewart
Stewart
Indiana
John Decker
Frank Schwab
Mina
Hitchcock
Temmey
Lake
Pierre
Tommey
Davenport
State
Verle Fian- Son
Carl Ranson
Heelieves
Fortune Teller Leads Sheriff to Cache of Robbers
In Austin Minnesota on October 2 sheriff Ira Lyck used a supposed fortune teller named Figi to read a suspect’s thoughts. The ruse led to the discovery of stolen merchandise valued at $100 hidden in a haystack after Figi and accomplice Anderson directed the search with a mind reading map.
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Austin
Minn
Ira Syck
Dexter
Here
Lyck
John Fig
Bary Anderson
Figi
Anderson
Sherif Lyck
Sees Benefit In Dams Funds For Dams
Gov Tom Berry says federal funds for dam building would aid South Dakota more than extra road money. In a telegram to Gov Charles Bryan of Nebraska he urges Western governors to press Secretary Ickes for increased highway allotments while noting unexpended road funds. He favors dam and reservoir projects to save water and aid forestry and agriculture.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Coopera
Ickes
Feder Public Works
Icam
Engineer Blamed For Fatal Wreck
Washington Ort Three Erie railroad employees were blamed for the Binghamton New York wreck of September 5 in which 14 were killed and dozens injured. Engineer Grantier of Train No 8 and Conductor Burlingame were cited for failing to whistle. The report criticized the Erie railroad for repeated duty failures and urged stronger instruction and supervision.
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Washington
Erie Railroad
Binghamton
N.Y
Grantier
King
Burlingame
Erie ‘Railroad
Borland
Will Distribute Butter To Needy In Government Plan
Washington reports a government effort aims to distribute millions of dollars worth of butter to the needy. The plan would raise about 30 million dollars through a pound processing tax to fund unemployment relief and ease current shortages.
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Washington
Ian ‘Ughten
West Virginia mountain valley build for new relief project
Washington officials describe a new federal relief plan to establish a Virginia West project area with 32,000 homes costing about 2000 dollars each. Each home will be set on two to four acres for gardens fruit trees poultry and self sustaining production as part of a decentralization effort.
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Virginia
Monet
Ithe Sfamines
Virginis
Washington
West
Preston Swent
Aia
Ickes
Col
John Pairfex
Llegend
George*Washington
Bankers code group formed in South Dakota
E R Heaton, president of the South Dakota Bankers association, named a state bankers code committee to operate under the national code approved by President Roosevelt. William C. Rempfer of Parkston chairs. members include T. M. Brishine, R. E. Driscoll, J. Lloyd, Allen, W. B. Penfold, J. R. McKnight, Charley Barkl. Ex George A. Starring will be secretary. A meeting will set plans for a permanent code addressing fair trading practices.
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Yankton
E. R. Heaton
South Dakota Bankers Association
Roosevelt
William C. Rempfer
Parkston
T. M. Brishine
Woonsocket
R. E. Driscoll
Lloyd
Lo “Allen
Aberdeen
W. B. Penfold
Belle Fourche
R. McKnight
Pierre
Charley
Barkl
Huron
Heaton
George A. Starring
State Association
Wchaizian Rempfer
Horses Go Under NRA Work Code in Des Moines
In Des Moines on October 12, the city adopts an NRA work schedule for horses in the streets department. Commissioner John MacVicar announces that no horse will work more than 30 hours per week under the new code.
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Des Moines
Streets
John MacVicar
NRA
California Leaders Discuss Cattle Aid Program Details
A conference with Senator Pittman and McCarran and other Democrats from Virginia and Colorado explored an aid cattle program. Secretary Wallace indicated the plan was not finished yet but would procure and distribute cattle to needy families. Taylor noted the effort had continued for several weeks.
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California
Wallace
Hanking
Pittman
McCarran
Nevada
Byrd
Virginia
Ades
Colorado
Taylor
Public safety raid seizes items linked to Khaki Shirt group
Philadelphia police seized public safety items and several knives and clubs in dawn raids on three headquarters of the Khaki Shirt group. Police said the action disrupted a plot to storm the armory of the Lilth segment, Pennsylvania national guard. One dozen prisoners were taken in the raids as authorities pursued a march plan.
Ickes Clarifies Over Speed Up Road Project
Governor Berry said he received no telegram from Harold Ickes though press dispatches claimed otherwise. Ickes allegedly asked to speed up South Dakota road work, while Berry stressed the request was not criticism but a call for faster progress. The emergency road program has 27 projects under way, employing 625 men and 1450 horses, with bidding, planning, and federal approval steps causing delays.
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Pierre
Tom’Berry
South Dalko Ye Roads
Harold L
South, Dakota
Secretary of Interior
Berry
Ickes
Washington
South Dakota
Blame By Gov McNutt On Prison Break In Indiana
Governor McNutt stated serious charges were made against prison trustees and some employees over a recent escape of ten convicts. He warned the report's contents would not be released until further study, criticizing the report as white wash.
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Indianapolis
Paul
McNutt
Port of State
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington report notes off the record hints of a forthcoming presidential monetary statement. Inflationist rumors hint at a 6 cent dollar and silver commodity policy. A senator declines comment and Brits scrutinize currency stabilization amid talks at the Bo l war debt delegates.
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Washington
White House
En Thuy
Ely
Citizens Have Fun Dunning Neighbors For Tax Payments
Newark residents join a volunteer canvass to collect back taxes totaling 21 million dollars. The drive reports courteous responses as teachers and city workers disclose unpaid obligations. Most say business is picking up and sign pledge cards showing how much they will pay and when.
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Newark
WN. J
Six Arrested in Schiller Murder Case in Wyoming
Five men and one woman were arrested by Crook county officers on murder charges in Led Schiller's death. Held are Jon Smith, Art James, Deaver, Jim Vinea, Jackie Vines and Gilette Dick Reels, with Lloyd Wilkerson, all tied to the case near Hulett. Governor Miller posted $2,000 reward for capture. The body was found a day after the September 14 killing near Devil’s Tower shadows, with bloody fingerprints as key clues.
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Hullett
Yadng
Crook County
Wyoming
Led
Schiller
Wealthy
Hulett
Miller
Wiliam Blakeman
Jon Smith
Art James
Deaver
Jim Vinea
Jackie Vines
Gilette
Dick Reels
Lloyd Wilkerson
Custer
Blakeman
Leslie A. Miller
South’ Dakota
Iikely
Devil's Tower
Fred Tray
J ‘McClure
Organize To Battle Market Legization Om The New
A compact note details an organized effort to oppose market legislation. Key figures and groups prepare campaigns, citing local economic impact and regulatory clarity as the main stakes. The piece frames a pushback strategy ahead of upcoming policy debates.
Speedy Justice Dealt to Abduction Plot Participants
Oklahoma City ottobre news reports federal jury convicted George Kelly and Kathryn Kelly under the Lindbergh law for kidnapping Charles Urschel. They received life sentences minutes after conviction, with several co defendants also sentenced to life terms or lengthy penalties. The cases stem from a $200,000 kidnapping conspiracy and involved federal agents planning to move Kelly to Atlanta penitentiary. Kathryn Kelly to serve in West Virginia. The verdict followed a one hour deliberation.
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Oklahoma City
George
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Kelly
B. G.shannon
Paradise
Téx
Urschel
Shannon
Kathryn
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
West Virginia
Hope Races Will Pay Fair Deficit In Huron
Secretary James G Venables announced a pari mutuel horse meet at the State Fair grounds in Huron on July 24 with hopes to wipe out a 6000 deficit from the current fair season. The 1933 exposition cost about 47000, with revenue from admission and concessions to be distributed, and payments on other bills due within ten days. Venables said the board expects to clean up the deficit and pay all bills in full after the racing meet next summer, noting strong showing despite economic conditions and a reduced state operating appropriation. Receipts at the grounds fell by more than 40000 from 1932.
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Huron
James G. Venables
Ttis
Fair Board
Venables
Tora
Officials urge speed in road work funds contract action
Officials urged rapid action on road construction funds and contracts as the American Association of State Highway Officials met and discussed funding, speed, and project implementation measures.
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American Association of State Highway
Meeting Transcript Fragments Hint at Yankton Casualty
Fragmentary OCR shows phrases about a meeting today and a casualty in Yankton. No clear names, dates, or events are readable. Further readable context needed to determine exact persons, place, and outcome.
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Lere
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