Dead Deer Leads To Law Breakers In Nevada Gulch
In Nevada Gulch near Lead several residents were fined for big game violations after a doe struck and killed by a motorist disappeared from a deputy game warden’s custody. Frank Newman faced a deer out of season charge, bound over to circuit court. Wayne Newman, Ed Gumma, and Vern Bergerson admitted to carcass theft, each fined five dollars plus costs. the motorist who struck the deer was revealed as the brother of one thief, though they did not know the connection.
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Nevada Gulch
Lead
Dave Harris
Spearfish Canyon
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Newman
Ilegally
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Charles S. Hardin
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Ed Gumma
Vern Bergerson
Hoy Clennon
Track Accident Has Far Reaching Result
Savannah district report details a truck wheel breaking free and damaging a home during a curve. The projectile damaged a truck hood, shattered a window, wrecked a kitchen table, opened a floor hole, and ruined a dinner at Tom Reardon’s house. County Policeman Brinson described the sequence.
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Too Much Exercise Is Bad Says Health Magazine
Health Magazine warns against excessive exercise. Dr Henry A Christian of Brookline Massachusetts says moderate activity suffices for all ages, while vigorous irregular effort, weekend golf, or all day vacations can harm health. After forty, avoid heavy exertion and fatigue.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Henry A. Christian
Brookline
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America
Christian
New England Feels Earth Tremors
Seismologists described today’s tremors as severe with a center likely off the northeast coast. Cities across northern New England reported shaking from Worcester to Portland, with cars swaying and a cup spilling during the incident.
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U Boats Banned In Drank Pedestrians Outnumber Drivers
Roosevelt bans belligerent submarines from entering American ports except in storms or emergencies. Submarines must surface at three miles and may be interned if violations occur. The three mile limit set. Also notes a safety congress report that drunken pedestrians outnumber drunken drivers in many cases, with Minnesota citing high nighttime drinking among pedestrians.
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Liner President Harding Weathered Lost Hurricane
The President Harding, carrying 597 passengers from war zones to New York, faced a wandering hurricane that left 73 people under treatment for injuries. One cabin waiter, Paul Johnson, was lost overboard, while Henry Heinsoth underwent emergency appendicitis surgery amid 75 mph gales. Among the injured was former Belgian premier Paul Van Zeeland. Weather reports failed to chart the storm due to wartime radio restrictions.
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Flashes Of Life and Apologetic Pittsburgh Gunman
A hotel holdup gunman stepped on elevator operator Chris Crane’s foot and apologized. In Indianapolis Jerry Patterson, a Negro, protested a rock throwing charge, claiming weakness. the judge asked his age as 105. Billings police issued 60 parking tickets on day one of a traffic drive, involving city officials and councilman. Albuquerque police showed tears as a boy from Santa Fe, Benet, accidentally discharged a tear gas shell in a patrol car.
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Pittsburgh
Chris Crane
Indianapolis
Jerry Patterson
John L. McNells
Billings
Mont
V. A. Lechner
W. H. Steele
Charles W. MacCormick
Alburquerque
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Santa Fe
Forestburg Visitors Arrive For Two-Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Bill Briggs and daughters of Detroit arrive with Willard of Galesburg to visit relatives and hunt in Forestburg. The group will stay about two weeks while Willard returns to school on Monday.
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Bill Briggs
Detroit
Willard
Galesburg
Hunt
Grandson Explains Cantor's Happiness Deeply
Hollywood report describes Eddie Cantor as happy with a new grandson. An eight pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matzier, Natalie Cantor being the mother, the second of Eddie's five daughters. London buses pick up about 4000 tons of mud annually.
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Hollywood
Edie Cantor
Joseph Matzier
Natalie Cantor
Eddie
London
Farmers Given Time Extensions to Hold Land
Nearly 11,000 farmers and ranchmen in South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming received extended mortgage terms from the Federal Land Bank to ease drought impacts. Charles McCamsey, head of the Omaha Land Bank, said many districts are meeting obligations, while drought areas need support through contract rewriting, extending loan life and lowering payments.
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South Dakota
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Federal Land Bank
Farm Security Administration
McCameey
Joan
Bar-I
Bank borrowers repay most of loans and death notice from Pierre
Nine of ten of the bank's 33,000 Town borrowers kept loans current. DIES AT PIERRE FORESTBURG October 19 Special Word received here of the death last Saturday of Mel Briggs in hospital at Pierre. His death followed an operation and was complicated by advanced age. He was an uncle of Harry, Ray, Fark, Bill Briggs, Claude Briggs, Mrs. S. S. Judy and Mrs. C. E. Morse.
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Piehre Forestburg
Mel
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