Lindbergh Kidnap Suspect Taken By Officers In Spain
In Seville Spain police detain a man who claimed to be Jean Saul linked to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. The American vice consul asked questions, Saul gave conflicting nationality statements, and investigators note incomplete papers and possible alias. A found unfinished letter suggests fear of compromise and prior travel to Genoa Nice Toulouse Barcelona with 600 pesetas.
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Spain
Seville
Jean Saul
Madrid
Saul
Lindergh
Soul
Polict
Agithe
Bill
Yoyself
Ben
Genoa
Nice
Toulouse
Barcelons
New York
Secret Sioux City meeting of National Farm Holiday group
Sioux City Iowa October 26 7 Keeping secret the purpose of their meeting here yesterday members of the executive council of the National Farm Holiday Association left Sioux City in a group early this morning without informing the press of their destination. The meeting was closed and no word of what business was conducted was made public as representatives from Iowa South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Nebraska and Ohio attended. Milo Reno president led the party and John Bosch national secretary refused to reveal the meeting’s purpose or destination.
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Sioux City
National Farm Holiday Association
Milo Reno
Ieaders
Reno
John Bosch
Atwater
Sire Exchange Day Set for Tomorrow at State Fair Grounds
Considerable livestock and poultry are expected to be sold at the purebred sire exchange day to be held tomorrow in barn No 2 at the State Fair grounds Beadle County Agent R A Cave stated preparations have been made to handle a large stock influx of cattle and poultry at the event.
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Rattle Barn No
Beadle County
R A. Cave
Weather Pot Haron And Ficalty Forecast
Generally fair conditions with little temperature change through Thursday. Tonight and Thursday see fair skies with no significant cooling or warming. Fox South Dakota area expected similar pattern with quiet weather.
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Haron
Ficalty
Fox South Dakota
Chimes of Normandy Presented by Huron Civic Chorus
The Huron Civic Chorus directed by Foster Krake presents The Chimes of Normandy Friday in the college auditorium a light operetta with a bustling plot. Members assemble for a lively tale in a Normandy village with Serpolette Gaspard Germaine and Jen Gresidheux among the principal roles.
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Foster Krake
Huron College School of Music
Huron Civic Chorus
Normandy
College Audiorium
College Auditorium
Hig
Rchestra
Menri
Cornevilla
Serpoletta
Cormeville
Gaspard
Germaine
Bailli
Jen Gresidheux
Wheat Hits New Low In Chicago
The Chicago board of trade saw a record low for wheat on December delivery at 44 18 cents per bushel after the market opened. Prices slipped past yesterday’s Winnipeg low as Canadian traders anticipated government support loss, with trading orderly and light as sellers dominated.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Short Illness Fatal To A A Fitzgerald Arthur
Arthur Fitzgerald a 43 year resident of South Dakota died at a Huron hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will be at Kinyom chapel at 11 AM with Dr Hubert Xetelle officiating. Body to Hancock Wisconsin for burial beside his parents. Survived by widow Mrs Fitzgerald two brothers Judson and Robert Fitzgerald Hancock Wis Mamie and Cora Fitzgerald New York City and nephew Arthur Gibbs Columbus Wis. Mrs Fitzgerald arrived from California with brothers and nephew. Fitzgerald died at death time.
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A.A. Fitzgerald Arthur
Fitzgerald
South Dakota
Huron
Kinyom
Hubert Xetelle
Hancock
Fitegerald
Judson
Robert
Jiancock
Wis
Mamie
Cora
New
York City
Andi
Arthur Gibbs
Columbus
California
Hoover May Finish Campaign With Sweeping Tour
President Hoover preparing to end his re election bid with a sweeping transcontinental tour driven by a series of speeches. He plans Indiana appearances Friday and Newark and New York Monday with possible further western and northwestern stops. The itinerary focuses on rallying support in key midwest and eastern states as election day approaches.
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Washington
Hoover
Indenapolis
Middle West
Indiana
Newark
N. J
New York City
Usill
Middle Wes
Palo, Alto
Cal
Chicago
New York
Springfield
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Indianapolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Smith
Hoover Nemer
Idaho
Borah
Hoovee
New ‘York
Grant One Per Cent: Claims Against U S
Washington reports that claimants seeking nearly half a billion dollars were awarded about 1 percent in the Court of Claims, as 823 cases totaling 470.5 million were disposed of in the fiscal year. Judgments against the government totaled 5,503.54 while government counterclaims totaled 1.59 million. Total claims pending reached 4.07 billion, with Indian claims at 3.56 billion.
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U.S. Washington
Department of Justice
Court of Claims
Justice Department
Department
Oil Producers Convene After Texas Proration Ruling
East Texas oil field leaders plan a meeting in Tyler to discuss a federal court ruling invalidating Texas Railroad Commission orders enforcing proration. Governor Sterling orders Rangers and militia to Meld with martial law in effect as calls grow to fix production and preserve the regulated system.
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Dallas
Tex
East Texas
Tyler
Texas Railroad “Commission
RS. Sterling
Seski
Political fracas injures at New York meeting
An assailant injured two by dropping a baby warning and a brick into an open air political meeting in New York. A man suffered a possible skull fracture when a carriage hit him and a brick fractured the shoulder of Mary Baylor.
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New York
Will Rogers seeks divorce advice from Attorney General
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Will Rogers wrote from Leavenworth Kansas to Attorney General King asking for guidance on obtaining a divorce for a Wichita woman he married while intoxicated. He says he was forced into the marriage against his will and that he initially refused. Rogers, 51, alleges he was given another drink.
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Oklahoma
GITY
Will Rogers
King
National Military Home
Leavensworth
Kan
Wichita
Will
Paulson Explains Loan Moratorium in Northwest
Minneapolis report on L J Paulson seed loan moratorium details 75 percent relief for 143087 borrowers in eight states. He notes repayments rising to 10k to 20k daily with 3500 loans paid in full since late August and outlines renewal steps and required contracts to secure government first lien on 1933 crops.
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Minneapolis
L. J. Paulson
Department of Agriculture
Arthur IM. Hyde
Northwest
Paulson
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt Campaign Ends with Prohibition Attack
Roosevelt in a seven car special returns to New York after Baltimore stop. He accuses Republicans of deceit over the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment while urging repeal with limits. Crowds cheer at beer mention as he jokes about finishing his tour.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Baltimore
Republican Party
Executive
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Fifth Regiment
Treasury
New, York
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National” Committee
Roosevelt
Bank seeks to set aside farm auction over bid suppression claims
Sioux Falls Corn Exchange Bank files civil suit alleging a conspiracy to suppress bidding at a mortgage foreclo sure sale on the Richard Haeder farm near Yale. The action seeks a court order restraining the Haeders from disposing of the property and a foreclosure sale to move assets to Huron for a new auction.
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Sioux Falls Bank
Richard Haeder
Yale
Corn Exchange Bank of
Sioux Falls
John Boyle
Richard Heeder
Beadle Coity
Huron
Haeders
Max Royhl
Corn Exchange Bank
Jacob Decker
Huron J
Decker
Haeder
Farmers State Bank of
Header
E. A. Ruden
South Dakota
Farmers State) Bank of
United States
Bank
Richard
C. R. Huntley
Harvey Huntley
Beadle County
Raeders
Richard Raeder
Richard Hoeder
Sele
Richard Haeda
Liquor No Boon to Prosperity Says Yale Economist in Pittsburgh
Dr. Irving Fisher of Yale told the Pittsburgh sea council of the Methodist Episcopal church that repeal will not boost national prosperity and may reduce employment by diverting it from other industries like soft drinks, cream, radio and autos. He warned the liquor business alone does not drive growth and likened it to an undertaker’s claim of lost trade.
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Pittsburgh
Aberdeen Teacher Dies After Gunshot Incident
Miss Pauline McCauley aged 25 a primary school teacher in Aberdeen public schools died after a shotgun discharge in the have for the past five years she was enrolled in the local hospital notes indicate a fatal shooting occurring in the city local authorities are investigating the case as a possible accidental or self inflicted incident.
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Aberdeen
Pauline McCauley
Rere
McCauley
Red Cross goods arrive in Huron Beadle county units mobilize relief clothing
Beadle county Red Cross chairman Norah Hogan announced shipments of government supplied yard goods arrive for the relief program. Volunteers at the county headquarters will sew garments. needed items include bright cloth burlap bias tape and fasteners. Drop off at city hall or contact county headquarters with contributions.
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Beadle County
Red Cross
Aday
Norah Hogan
Beadle County Red Cross
National Red Cross
Cty
Miss Hogan
Ruth
County Red Cross
Claims Green's Veto Saved Many Farmers
Gov Green vetoed the deficiency judgment bill saving South Dakota farmers from a flood of foreclosures. Attorney General M Q Sharpe told a Republican rally that the measure would have allowed deficiency judgments on notes secured by mortgages and triggered mass foreclosures and higher interest rates, cutting capital availability in the state.
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Colman
Green
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Sharpe
First Aid Class Holds Second Evening Meeting
A First Aid class meets Tuesday evening at the high school with 25 enrolled members. Patrols were organized and practice with bandages was planned as the sessions continue each Tuesday at the chamber of commerce venue.
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Ita
Commerce Coonia
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Rita
Iowa
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Opera
Mid-West
Palo Alto
Awas
G.O.P
Prohibition Plank
New Philadelphia
Robert Beckley
Mary
Mary Dale Reed
James T. Reed
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