Gangland Bullets Kill Five in New York Feud
Police hunted a 21 year old gunman amid a Broadway shootout that killed Arthur Schultz and three others. Albert Stern and Charles Luciana were sought as possible masterminds in the underworld war. Schultz and his chauffeur died. a bodyguard perished, and a barber shop violence scene drew panicked crowds.
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New York
Theodore F. Koorght
Associated Press
York
Arthur Schultz
Flegenheimer
Elesale
Schultzwangberg
Federal
Tell
Schulte
Tint Duciana
Francgis J. Kear
Charles
Lucky Charlie
Newark
Otto Berman
Env] Seavely
City Hospital
Schultz
Snavely
Schulz
Martin Krompier
Broadway
47Th Street
Manhattan
Stern
Five Grand Army of the Republic members still living in Beagle county
The Evening Huronite notes five G A R veterans living in Beagle county namely Robert C Barclay Charles W Truax Levi Van Voorhis J H C Hatfeld and J B Parkhurst All Kilpatrick post members once ranged 304 to 400 statewide in the county The paper offers 2 cents for each accepted Did You Know item and directs contributors to the Huronite office after publication.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Beagle County
Robert C. Barclay
Simmons Avenue
Charles W.truax
Levi van Voorhis
Eleventh Street
S. W
J. C. Hatfeld
Fifth Street
J. 8
Parkhurst
Kilpatrick
Burlington Liar Club leader recieves curious lie letter from Sierra Leone
Burlington Wisconsin detective Oscar Hulett reads a mailbag note claiming Edward Martina of Freetown Sierra Leone sent a letter to join the Liar’s Club, noting the piece contains odd hunting tales that may be fabrications and questions whether the reader can distinguish truth from lies.
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Burlington
Wis
Oscar
Hulett
Edward Martina
Lyes
Freetown
Sierra Leone
British West Africa
Hulet
Martin
Africa
G O P Eyed For Strong State Party Lead In Sioux FallsMeet
The Republican state organization faced a roughly $5000 deficit oversubscribed by pledges as state central committeemen and leaders gathered in Sioux Falls. Temporary chair Wright opened the session after the pledge drive while leaders debated a permanent chairman with Harold King among contenders. More than 1580 attendees filled the meeting hall as the party prepared to elect a new leader amid post McDonald stewardship.
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Republican State Organization
Marty
Eo W. Wright
Chaiman
Chas. S. McDonald
Harold King
Britton
Reid
King
Harlen J. Bushfield
Miller
J.D. Coon
Sioux Falls
Congress
First Corn Hog Voting Is Close Says Wallace
Washington Oct 24 The corn hog referendum ballots show a near split between yes and no votes in absentee returns. Officials say more than a bare majority is needed for the program to pass and President Wallace cautions the result will depend on nationwide farmer turnout. Ches ter Davis urges farmers to vote and support a workable production program.
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Wallace
Washington
AAA
Chester Davis
Abe Shushan Freed of Federal Charge
Acquittal of Abe Shushan on income tax evasion charges boosts ranks of Huey Long era political group in New Orleans. Defense attorney Hugh Wilkinson says verdict vindicates public belief prosecutions were political persecutions.
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Abe Shushan
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Hugh Wilkinson
Albany man and his dog catch thief in Gateway district
Ed Bock of Albany buys a bloodhound for 1.59 and, with two detectives, hunts the Gateway district after $4 disappears from his person. The barking hound leads to a suspect held without bail in the city jail.
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Bock
Minneapolis
Edwin Bock
Albany
Minn
Gateway District
Poe
Non-Resident Hunters Fined in Elk Point Court
Fifteen non resident hunters faced penalties after pheasant season openings at Elk Point. Sioux City men Ed Braddish T Schandoff Roy Chausec were fined 25 dollars plus costs for hunting with South Dakota licenses. The rest held 20 pheasants in possession and were fined 25 to 50 dollars plus costs. Guns were confiscated and will be auctioned at the State Fair. In a separate item, Aubrey Williams announced the National Youth Administration will fund 108100 monthly for work programs for graduate students across 136 colleges in 37 states plus DC.
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Elk Point
Justice Court
Sioux City
Ed Braddish
T. Schandoff
Roy Chausec
South Dakota
Mortis Davis
Omaha
Jack de Witt
Paul Roderfes
Council Bluffs
Frank Bruce
B. J. Barcol
Ray Siegeen
Franke Snyder
F. 5. Schumaker
Kansas City
Jack Rogers
Fred Johnson
W. M. Rowley
J. E. Jones
Hoad
Washington
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
District of Columbia
Mussolini Pushes For Action On His Peace Terms
Mussolini pressed Paris and London for action on peace terms as fascist forces close in on Ethiopia. In the Ogaden front near Webbe Shibeli, Graziani’s Italians clash with 200000 Ethiopian warriors as rains slow southern operations. Nasibu cites ongoing air raids and expects heavy fighting to resume after two weeks of rain. The peace terms call for Ethiopian disarmament and Italian protectorates, with Laval viewed doubtful on accepting Britain’s Libya withdrawal gesture.
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Associated Press
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Paris
London
Addis Ababa
Webbe Shibeli
Ogaden
Talians
Rodolfo Graziani
Haile Selassie
Dedjazmatch
Nasibu
Harfiz
Opaden
Webbe
Bristain
Libya
Egypt
Lava
Laval
Wornout Hurricane Meanders Near Jamaica and Grand Cayman
A wornout hurricane drifts between Jamaica and Grand Cayman after brushing Cuba and changing course overnight. Havana’s observatory cites a center about 100 miles northwest of Point Negril moving north-northwest, while Cuba fears a possible swing toward the western island. Another storm lies 300 miles northeast of San Juan with 41 mph winds.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jamaica
Grand Cayman
Cuba
National Observatory
Havana
Point Negril
War At A Glance on Ethiopia Peace Terms and Front
Mussolini pressed Paris and London for a protectorate over Ethiopia while Laval relayed terms. London and Paris showed little optimism for acceptance and urged peace between the Duce and the League. Meanwhile Italian forces prepared a drive toward Addis Ababa amid reports of heavy fighting along the Wehbke Shibeli front, denied by Harar officials.
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Mussolini
Paris
London
Ethiopia
Laval
France
Talian
League of Nations
Boysett
Tr Duce
League
Rome
Italy
Harar
Addis Abeba
Wehhke
Shibeli
Roosevelt And Hull Confer On America's Attitude Toward War
President Roosevelt returned from vacation and held a luncheon meeting with Secretary Hull about the Italian Ethiopia crisis. Mrs Roosevelt and Secretaries Morgenthau and Roper joined brief talks. The talks focused on upholding peace and avoiding foreign entanglements though no reply date to the League of Nations sanctions plan was announced.
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Washington
America
Hull
League of Nations
Italy
Style Show To Start Nov 6 at Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Plans for the American Legion Style Show and Carnival in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel's £ lk's ballroom are under way with November 6 7 and 9 set. W W Kinsman org chairman reports strong response and says the event will surpass past entertainments. Automobiles from the Automobile Trade Association will display 1936 road models in the Marvin lobby and dining room.
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American Legion
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
W. W. Kinsman
Gener
Mc. Kinsman
The News Behind The News By Paul Mallon
Washington dispatch outlines secret diplomatic moves behind public peace efforts. Officials feel cautious optimism about Europe trends, expecting war might come in two years as Britain and Italy maneuver. Haile Selassie’s position as a European figure may wane amid shifting attention and negotiations.
Monkey Business Bothers Italians in Ethiopia
Report from Entiscio Ethiopia describes monkey interference with telephone lines by Italian troops. A pitched clash with fascists and a gang of simians left soldiers with bumps and pebbled heads as monkeys retaliated by tossing stones and sabotaging telegraph wires.
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Entiscio
Ethiopia
Signs Corps
Community event committees list key organizers and roles
The report names L. C. Zelle ner as association president and outlines a committee of heads for a Huron theatre co operation with H. H. Hedbloom and James H. Eshelmian. Other chairs include E. C. McKanzie style show L. H. Cornell dance A. C. Jaehn ticket sales A. L. Fontaine carnivals Leo McDermott finance and Whi Zilors publicity.
Students Start Annual Pow Wow at Huron College
Students opened the Pow Wow with a gajoma parade and snake dance through the business district, prize winners including Gerald Danks and Betty Cook, with further events planned for Dads Day dinner, an Indian ceremony, and a Pow Wow football game between Huron college and Yankton college. A large fire in Southern California caused about $4,000,000 in losses.
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Fur On College
Huron Theatre
Gerald Danks
Dresed
Betty Cook
Phyllis Hoffman
Noble Gentvoart
Colin Parke
Frank Kinyon
Ralph Ferren
Boyd Bloom
Lars Braskamp
Olive Harris
Paul Bessele‘ Ye
June Sherburn
Evelyn Kirkham
Leo Noahr
Harold Studer
Woodrow Johnson
Teddy Hohm
Camden Moyer
Wilbert Marzahn
John Lynch
Huron College
Yankton College
Death ruled homicide by manual strangulation in Leola hotel
Madison schoolteacher Lela Halvorson was found dead in a Leola hotel room. Dr. J C Ohmacher of the University of South Dakota said autopsy shows death by strangulation with hands. Investigators in McPherson County continue the inquiry awaiting the full report and coroner's inquest.
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Leola
Lela Tal- Vvorson
Holman
Ohlmacher
W. 3. Gordes
Demutment of Justice
McPhersor Courty
Aid Planned For Farm Relief In Dakotas
The settlement administration announced 23 009 new emergency farm relief cases for North and South Dakota. Five thousand cases will go to South Dakota and 18 000 to North Dakota where a short crop worsened farm relief needs. November 1 is set as the deadline to deliver relief and accelerate action.
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Washington, Ory
Neris
South Dakota
Sear
North Dakota
Resettlement Administration
Alexander
South Dakota Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Tom
British bluejackets restore peace in Kings Town riot run
British sailors and police restored order in Kingston St Vincent after rioting broke out during labor and ethnic tensions tied to the Ethiopia war. Martial law remained in effect as stores and homes were looted, streets torn up, forty two rioters were in custody after three Negro workers were killed and eight wounded.
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Kingston
Kingstown
ST. Vincent
B. W
Isle of St. Vincent
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California
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