Republicans Name H. J. Bushfield As Party Chairman
Miller attorney H. J. Bushfield was elected chairman of the South Dakota Republican party at a meeting of leaders. The vote was 25 to 18 with a runoff between Harold King and J. D. Coon. final tally made Bushfield unanimous. Also elected were C. P. Hannon treasurer and Mrs Julie Doering vice chairwoman.
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Marylan J. Bushfield
Miller
South Dakota
Republican Party
Charles 5. McDonald
Bushfield
Harold Kings
Britain
J. D. Coon
Sioex Falls
Bushfield Cijur
C. P. Hannon
Canistota
Julie Doering
Parkston
Macmony
King
Coon
W. C G. Allen
Aberdeen
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
William Williamson
Rapid City
Way
Watertown
Palmer K Larson
Republcan
Bashfield
George W. Wright
Yafter
Minneapolis
Huron
Ross Davies
Davies
Defiant Suspect Refuses Talk In Murder Probe
Leo Hall, 33, resists questioning as authorities tie him to a mass murder via a woman's confession. Mrs. Larry Poulos, 28, signed a statement accusing Hall of killing six people at a gay tavern gathering on Erland's Point in March after a home invasion for “easy money.”
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Sestile
Leo Hall
Wiliam B. Severyns
Larry Poulos
Erland's Point
Roosevelt Sees Farm Program Shift To Long Term Plan
President Roosevelt urged moving from emergency measures to a long term farm program. He stressed two aims: maintain gains and expand conservation while decentralizing to improve administration. Officials prepare for a nationwide corn hog referendum with expected heavy turnout and participation by landlords.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
AAA
Three Dogs Attack Boy In Malden Street Incident
Three racing dogs on leashes attacked 5 year old Robert Nelson in Malden Massachusetts injuring him severely. The dogs were being exercised by Thomas Darby who fought them off, tied them to a tree and carried the boy to a nearby house before emergency medical staff treated him at Maplewood Hospital.
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Robert Nelson
Thomas ¥. Darby
Darby
Maplewood, Hospital
Jackie Coogan Comes Into Fortune At Adulthood
Hollywood Calif Oct 25 Jackie Coogan reaches legal age and gains control of a fortune tied to his earnings as a famed juvenile star. The amount remains unconfirmed though estimates circle near one million dollars. Family and manager Arthur Bornstein refuse to discuss specifics citing risks from impostors and media inquiries.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Coogans
New York
Arthur Bornstein
Bornstein
Widow Held In Newark Inquiry Into Schultz Killings
Newark police held Frances Flegenheimer widow of Arthur Dutch Schultz Flegenheimer as a material witness in the drive to identify killers after Schultz and three henchmen were shot in a cafe. Police fear further slayings as rivals move to control rackets generating up to 100 million dollars yearly.
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N_ J
Arthur
Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer
Frances Flegenheimer
Schultz
Bronx
City Hospital
Berard Rosenkrantz
Otto Berman
Abraham
Landau
Leo Frank
Martin Kromzier
New York
Albert Stein
Emetropolitan
Seck
Charles Luciano
Manhattan
John Haller
Flogenheimer
Ih Schultz
German swimmer sets world backstroke record in 400 meters
Kurt Gerstenberg of Magdeburg Germany claimed a new 400 meter backstroke world record at the New Record meeting in October. He touched in 4 minutes 30.4 seconds, four tenths of a second faster than M Kiyokawa's 1933 mark.
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Magdeburg
Germany
Kurt Gerstenberg
M. Kiyokawa
Japan
Leola Murder Inquiry Pauses Awaiting Autopsy Report
Leola decedent Lela Halvorson Madison school teacher was found strangled in a hotel room. Authorities await autopsy results by Dr J C Ohimacher Vermilion with the coroner's jury to meet soon. One key witness remains at large while a transient guest is held as material witness.
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Lela Halvorson
Marison
Eola, S. D
South Dakota University
Leola
Madison
J. C. Ohimacher
State University
Ohimacher
Francis Hohman
W. S. Gordon
Hohman
Gordon
Prairie Fire Near Steele Brought Under Control
Residents battled a prairie fire near Steele North Dakota, burning over 15 square miles and threatening the town. Backfiring tactics pushed the blaze four miles away. hundreds fought the flames destroying more than 200 tons of hay and damaging an abandoned farm.
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Malibu
Malibu Mountains
Hne
Malibu Creek
John Boles
Edmund Lowe
Myra Loy
Leatrice Joy
David Butler
Jack Warner
N. D
Steele, N. D
Housing boom forecast tied to Roosevelt plan links in New York real estate
Washington report outlines a Treasury driven housing campaign from Peter Grimm and associates. They warn of an impending spiral in rents as vacancies shrink to around 6 to 8 percent and foresee a three year boom followed by a depression. Federal agencies not considered necessary. instead homebuilding programs will start in major cities early next year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Peter Grimm
Armaces
War Echoes as Ethiopian Forces Move to Meet Italy
The Associated Press reports 12,000 Haile Selassie loyalists march from Harar toward Italian forces with 2,000 camels carrying munitions. Ethiopian officials downplay peace moves while Rome expands operations along the Juba and Shibeli rivers, aiming at key targets south of Aksum.
War Picture Reveals Global Tensions and African Front Shifts
The king of England voices grave concerns to parliament over Africa. Ethiopian forces totaling 12 900 move to the southern front amid church support and women’s cries. Mussolini vows Libya troop withdrawal while Haile Selassie boosts confidence in his army. Remo reports occupation of Guledi and Shibeli river villages as bombs fall on Gabradarre. Peace talks drift in Paris London and Rome with no clear result.
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Africa
Mussolini
Libya
Great Britain
Haile Selassie
Molion
Remo
Une
Guledi
Shibeli
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Paris
London
Rome
Alumni Return for Huron College Homecoming Day
Alumni registrations for Huron College Pow Wow Day rise with upcoming homecoming festivities. A football game against Yanketon Greyhounds lights up Alumni Field under evening skies. Events include 7 p m Pow Wow ceremony, 6 p m Dad's Day dinner, Saturday parade, barbecue lunch, and 8 30 p m dance with expected 80 alumni present.
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Huron College
Annus
Climust
Huron
Yanketon College Greyhounds
Alumni Field
Ann Harding Wins Custody After Bitter Custody Battle
In Los Angeles a protracted custody dispute between actress Ann Harding and ex husband Harry Bannister ended with a consent agreement. The Nevada divorce judgment granted Harding sole custody of their seven year old daughter Jane with Bannister receiving only minor concessions after a hearing on his petition to gain custody.
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Ann Harding
Los Angeles
Jane
Yale
Harry Bannister
Bannister
Nevada
Did You Know Did You Know telephone exchange in Huron
Note says the first telephone exchange was set up in Huron in 181 with 63 telephones in service. The Evening Huronite will pay B cents for every accepted Did You Know item. Contributors may collect their money at the Huronite office after publication.
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