Alexander Buried Amid Guarded Rites for Yugoslav King
Belgrade honored King Alexander as his funeral drew thousands. Guards blocked crowds while a two minute national pause marked the procession from Belgrade to Topolo. The king’s wife Queen Marie shed tears as bells tolled and gun salutes sounded. Authorities reported mass arrests amid fear of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Meister
Associated Press
Belgrade
Ing Alexander
Royal Memorial Chapel
Topolo
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Mignon
Marie
Eft
Peer II
Carol of
Rumasia
Boris
Bul
Varmova
Kidnapping Threat Revealed In Federal Indictment
In Sioux Falls on October 18 a federal indictment named Herbert B. M. Rollinger of Le Mars Iowa as the target of a kidnapping extortion plot. The scheme, dated around March 9 19M, demanded 20000 and ordered Rollinger to travel to St Paul with his brother Bert to meet alleged kidnappers. The Le Mars man, already serving a five year Iowa penitentiary term for extortion, denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Frank G. Rollinger
Herbert BM. Rollinger
le Mars
Iowa
Jess
Rollinger
St. Paul
Bert
U. S
Ft. Madison
Bar Liquor Ads On Outdoor Billboards Resolved
CHICAGO October 13 The Outdoor Advertising Association of America unanimously approved a resolution to bar spirituous liquor advertising from billboards. The move aims to cooperate with civic wishes and could cost about 5 million dollars in prospective contracts, with outdoor ads restricted on malt beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
Will Discuss Trade Pacts Proposed by U S Agriculture
Rome Oct 18 The Department of Agriculture proposes bilateral multilateral and regional trade agreements for discussion at the General Assembly of the International Institute of Agriculture. Rexford Tugwell assists seven delegates to present ideas aimed at breaking barriers in international agricultural trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States Department of Agriculture
General Assembly
International Institute of Agriculture
Department
Rexford Tugwell
International Monetary Cooperation
Byrd And Mother Have Radio Talk
Admiral Richard Byrd spoke by radio with his mother Mrs Eleanor Boling Byrd in Virginia. She cautioned him to be careful of his food while Byrd promised to visit as soon as he returns from his expedition.
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New York
Oct
America
Richard B. Byrd
Eleanor Boling Byrd
Virginia
Admiral Byrd
Poincare Rites Set For Final Saturday Burial
Paris October 18 The body of Reymond Poincare war time president lay in state at the Pantheon as mourners paid homage. A brief ceremony was held at Saint Honore d'Eylau with Madame Poincare and relatives present. The body will remain at the Pantheon until the final rites Saturday and burial will be in Nubecourt family cemetery.
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Poincare
Paris
Reymond Poincare
France
Pantheon
Saint Honore d'Eylau
Madame Poincare
Nube
Steady Rainfall Visited Kansas Statewide
Steady rains pattered over nearly all of Kansas today halting only in extreme north counties. Reports total several inches in many areas with central Kansas seeing three to four inches while the dry western region also registering measurable falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-Ii
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Davis Plans Parleys To Take Up Future Farm Relief Legislation
Washington reports outline plans by Davis to hold two months of conferences with farm readers and business men to discuss future farm relief measures. AAA planners review adjustment act provisions and aim to reintroduce amendments, broaden lending for the ever normal granary, regulate intrastate commerce, and coordinate processing taxes with farm payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Washington
Chester €. Davis
Roosevelt
H. B. Tolley
AAA
A. J. S. Waver
Sime
Fevodell Dolliattan
Byrd
Virginia
Demetcrat
Fermodity Credit Corporation
Wallace
Commodity Credit Corporation
Brown County Democrats Organize Allen Campaign
Brown County Democrats announce action sponsorship to support W. C. Allen for governor. The ABCDEFG group, led by C. H. Creed Jr., aims to secure a Brown County vote in favor of Allen, with Butler as secretary treasurer and a target of substantial local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County Demos
Allen Club
Aberdeen
Actie
W. C. Allen
Brown County Democrats
Brown
C. H.creed
Weather outlook for Huron and Vicinity this Friday
Weather brief notes showers and a slight fall in temperatures for Huron and vicinity. South Dakota expected cloudy and warmer with showers mainly in the extreme east tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Old Shep the Isabel Shepherd Dies at 27
Isabel 8 D Oct 18 Old Shep a pure bred shepherd dog owned by Jim Archer of Isabel died this week at age 27 years five months. Described as the oldest dog known by Albert Payson Terhune the long lived dog had perfect teeth and eyesight and had sired hundreds of dogs in the northwest one of which is twenty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Shep
Jim Archer
Albert Payson Terhune
Bank Robbers Hit Rugby North Dakota Bank
Robbers held up Merchants Bank in Rugby North Dakota today and escaped with an undetermined cash amount. A second North Dakota bank robbery in a week followed, with one man taking cash from the counter while others waited outside in a car. Authorities suspect the same gang may have robbed the Bank of Marion last Saturday and a Minot stolen car linked to Granville last night.
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Rugby
N- Ch
Merchants Bank
North Dakota
Bank of
Marion
Minot
Granville
No Trace Found Of Junk Dealer's Son
New York October 18 forces of law continued to search for Lewis Esposito a 22 year old kidnapping victim despite his family's refusal to provide information. Twenty detectives and two justice department agents are seeking Esposito and his abductors. Captain McFhargy noted the family reported only a report of his movements on Monday and calls about his being held. His father Anthony Esposito a Bronx junk dealer said no further communications had come.
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New York
Forces of Law
Lewis Esposito
Department of Justice
Esposito
John. Mcfihargy
Police Department
Anthony Esposito
Bronx
Shatt
Ome
Hauptmann to Learn Fate Tomorrow in Extradition Appeal
In New York on October 18, 1936, Bruno Hauptmann faced a scheduled 2 p.m. hearing on his appeal from extradition to New Jersey for the Lindbergh baby murder. His counsel may pursue further appeals to Albany and possibly the U S Supreme Court, while prosecutors differ on the chance of success. Hauptmann did not attend the court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Jersey
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Edward R. Finch
New Jersey
Hauptmann
James M. Fawcett
Fawcett
State Court of Appeals At
Albany
United States Supreme Court
Belle Fourche Man Dies Of Auto Crash Injuries
I M Jack Reddick of Belle Fourche died in a hospital after an auto accident while hunting 60 miles north of the city. Paralyzed in the crash, he was brought home by companion Arthur Herder. Reddick, a Tri State Milling Co employee, lived on a farm south of town with wife and two children and is survived by his father, a brother, and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
I. M
Jack) Reddick
Reddick
Tri-State “Milling Company
Arthur ‘Herder
Belle “Fourche
J.B. Reddick
Estate of Chicago Gangster Closes After Four Years
Four years of litigation over the estate of Jack Zuta, a Chicago gang leader, ended in probate court yesterday. All assets were used to satisfy outstanding claims.
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Estate of
Chicago
Jack
Zuta
Wisconsin
Something Big Behind the News at White House
Washington reports shift in focus as industrial and financial bigs visit the White House in recent weeks. The men, often arriving singly or in pairs, hint at plans to push state action, signaling concern over the money situation and potential policy moves.
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Washington
White House
Wilson Is Named Head Of V F W
Wilson named head of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Senior vice and officers listed include Cronk as junior vice commander C C Taylor officer of the day Oscar Lundin quartermaster Donald Vance chaplain George Sweezie post advocate George Longstaif post surgeon Dr T J Wood. Harold Haswell and David J Fitegerald reported service in France with units. I C Hagen and Lester Wallenfelt attended annual encampment in Louisville. Post voted for Armistice Day observance on November 11.
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Cronk
C. C. Taylor
Oscar Lundin
Donald Vance
George Sweezie
George E. Longstaif
T. J. Wood
Harold H. Haswell
France
Co. B
2Th Engineers
David J. Fitegerald
128Th Infantry
I. C. Hagen
Lester Wallenfelt
J. H. Terwilliger
Louisville
Olson Reelected In Farm Bureau
O. W. Gilson was reelected president of the Beadle County Farm Bureau by directors after the organization meeting on Wednesday. New officers include C. C. Pamp as vice president and Otto Krapft as secretary treasurer and delegate to the Sioux Falls state convention. Directors for the year are Olsen, Brock, Krapft, Leonhardt, Pamp, and Rhoads. Resolutions urged repeal of the gross income tax and gasoline tax diversions, plus farm and school fund adjustments, government appraisals for loans, and pensions improvements. The group also honored local agents and leaders. Estimates cite about 10,000,000 sheep yielding 22,000,000 to 24,000,000 pounds of wool annually.
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O. W. Gilson
Beadle County
Farm Bureau
C. C. Pamp
Otto Krapft
Krapft
Sioux Falls
Barthel
V. Olsen
BR. L, Brock
Roland Leonhardt
C. C
F Pamp
Rhoads
Cummins
State
State/Farm Bureau
Rural Credit Department
Kidnaping Plot Targets Louisville Matron Father and Wife Held
Louisville story details a police hunt for a kidnapper who expects death as punishment. His wife Frances Robinson is jailed on $50,000 bail, charged with complicity. Her father in law and the abductor’s accomplices are sought as federal agents pressure for the death penalty. The case spans Indiana Ohio and Tennessee with stops in Nashville and Indianapolis as authorities pursue the suspect.
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Alice Speed Stoll
Thomas BL. Robinson
Robinson
Louisville
Frances
Jefferson County
Alice Speed
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Louisville Society
Nashville
Tenn
U. & District
Thomas J. Sparks
Frances Robinson
Wherl
Sparks
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicsgo’ Bureau
Division of Investigation
John Dillinger
Indianapolis
Thomas Kennedy
Stoll
South Bend
Lima
Ohio
Chicago
Century of Progress
Indiana
Cincinnati
Toledo
Mra Stoll
United States
Eugene Dailey
Marshal L. Ie Cramer
Earl J. Connelly
Dailey
Atrance
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Italy
Ante Pavelich
Egon Kvaternik
Louis Barthou
Muniers
Marseille
S. F
Department of Agriculture
Mother
N.D
Edward Finch
N. Y
Sol Bonaparte
Manhattan
Sourland Mountain
Ey ¥. C. Pesvia
Ena
Joseph M. Furcht
Majestic Apartments
Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
Bronx Bakery
Paul Mallon
Forrest
Me“Mullen
Olson
Sydney
Sarah Dewing
Cave
Arlington
Addy
Beadle
Finn
Bireau
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