Interstate crime conference eyes united police effort
A New Jersey led meet of 20 state delegates formed an interstate crime commission to coordinate local police work across borders. The plan aims to legalize cross state pursuits witness returns parolee supervision and fugitives extradition with federal cooperation and uniform laws.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Capone
Dillinger
Trenton
N. J
Harald G. Hollman
New Jersey
Federal
Department of Justice
Huron Republicans Name Harlan Bushfeld State Chairman
A lively Huron meeting chose Miller’s Harlan J. Bushfeld as state Republican chairman. The gathering reflected broad support for multiple potential candidates and signaled a vigorous, competitive path to the next election with hints of candidacies for governor and senator.
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Huron
Harlan J. Bushfeld
Miller
Bushfeld
Berry
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
D. B. Gurney
Bulow
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Congress
Christopherson
Carl Mundt
Madison
Mundt
West River District
Francis Case
William Williamson
Case
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourshe
Unite Against Criminals Centralization Raises Local Crime Control Question
The piece argues that states and cities cede crime prevention and detection to the federal level while fearing centralization. It notes an inexorable shift in police work toward federal handling and questions its implications for local governance.
Governor Murphy Refuses Philippine Tip From Legislature
Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy of the Philippine Islands, praised as a fine administrator, declined a $4 500 gratuity offered by the island's legislature. He cited his $18 000 yearly salary as ample, marking an unusual act of turning down public funds.
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Frank Murphy
Philippine Islands
Murphy
Government expands as AAA cautions production control groups
A Sioux Falls editorial notes Chester C. Davis of the AAA warns production control associations to limit their actions to AAA business and avoid political or economic fundraising. It argues the AAA’s growing size risks turning the agency into a powerful political instrument while defending individual rights outside the organization.
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Sioux Falls Argus
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Davis
Landon Emerges as a Potential Presidential Candidate
Vermillion Republican David Lawrence seeks Governor Landon of Kansas as a credible GOP presidential possibility. William Allen White’s full reply to Lawrence highlights Landon’s economy stance, sound currency, and balanced program. White and Dr. Bomman share a favorable view, noting Landon’s strong Kansas leadership and West Middle appeal to agricultural interests.
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Landon
David Lawrence
Economist
Kansas
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
White
David Tawrence
Leadon
Roosevelt
de. F. Bomman
Morningside College
Mossman
Leiden
Aoman
Middle West
Ohio
Maplehurst Crime Intrigue Intersects Town Romance
Jean Dunn, secretary to lawyer Donald Montague, delays marriage answer as Jean and Sandy Harkins rekindle in Maplehurst. Larry Glenn, federal agent, investigates bank bonds linked to Bobby Wallace and Wingy Lewis, while Jean revisits her hometown and confronts a canoe date discrepancy tied to a robbery.
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Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Mary
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Larry Glenn
Larry
Wingy Lewis
Sandy
Tear
Bobby
Lewis
Ale
Sonny Boyd
Boyd
Montague
Fone
Joan
Jean Dana
Maplehurst
Sindy
Eva Tewis
Boatdance
Anther
Radio Engineer Puzzle Glosses Old Terms and Names
A scrambled list of clues and mismatched phrases related to radio history includes references to Promenaden practice, Italian rivers, beetle plant, and various cryptic definitions. The set mentions figures like Witticism and Macaw, with entries ranging from weights and measures to linguistic notes, forming a dense word puzzle trail.
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South Carolina
Twenty Years Ago In Huron and Douglas Notes
Twenty years ago reports from Huron and surrounding areas describe residents fleeing Agua Prieta to Douglas, fearing bombardment by Villa and Corraliza forces. Paris reports French hold Lecourtilne against German advances as Bulgarian forces are repelled in Strumnitza. Local social notes mention Joan Doherty visiting Howard and Holstrom, Mrs George N Brown visiting Sioux City, and stock prices at William Braun sales with average horse prices around 108 dollars and yearling steers at 33.50 dollars.
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Washington
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Arizona
Villa
Besn
Corranza
Paris
Lecoutlne
Chammagee
Strumnitza
Joan Doherty
Howard
Holstrom
George N. Brown
Sioux Cyr
William Braun
Broun
Seie
Roy Housman
A. W. Hoskins
L. J. Sennett
Housing clash between Grimm and Ickes dominates real estate talk
The column debates private home building versus government housing under Ickes, noting costs from 2500 to 7000 dollars privately and about 2500 to 5937 dollars in public plans. It notes a broader real estate picture improving with self liquidating mortgage programs and shifting population trends.
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Grimm
Tekes
Ms. Ickes
Flo
Mr. Ickes
Rs Tate
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