Smith To Make Statement On Roosevelt Campaign
New York September 8. Alfred E Smith expected to issue a public statement within days outlining his position on Franklin D Roosevelt’s candidacy and the New York mayoral situation following James J Walker’s resignation. Roosevelt returned from Vermont to prepare for a three week western tour and wedding attendance at Hyde Park before continuing travels.
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Texas Seeks Return Of 10 Year Old Boy
Dallas officials pursue the return of Hugh Bradford Jenkins, a 10 year old heir, kidnapped from his grandfather Tate Bradford in Dallas. A warrant for Hubert Johnson Jenkins is active in Louisville. Governor Sterling and Dallas attorney Dexter Hamilton plan to travel for a hearing in Frankfort, Ky.
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Hanson to Direct Huron College Band for Year
Donald Hanson returns as director of the Huron college band. He directed summer collaborations with Artesian Alpena and Roswell bands and led a merged unit at the season’s final concert. Prospects are strong with most old members returning and plans to purchase uniforms and field about forty marchers by semester’s end.
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Sentence Farmer To Five Years In Prison
Sioux City Iowa September 8 Pleading guilty to extortion Daniel Alvey 45 farmer living near Elk Point South Dakota was sentenced by Judge Ralph Oliver to five years in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison The defendant was paroled by the court on recommendation of Ole Anderson his intended victim and the arresting officers Alvey admitted writing a note to Anderson ordering him under threat of death to save 3000 at a designated spot
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Ex-Mayor Charged With Assault After Woman’s Whisper
Former Mayor William G. Reese faces an assault with intent to kill charge after Mrs. Anna Washok 77 from her hospital bed whispered, if I did it, and authorities say the evidence centers on her statements. Reese says he found a locked door, entered, while Washok allegedly fell during curtain hanging and later left through the front after a neighbor saw her stumble.
Endurance Plane Down After 96 Hours at Fontana
The Spirit of 76, piloted by John Sheasey and Fred Murillo, landed near Fontana after just over 96 hours aloft due to a broken oil line. They had departed Los Angeles last Sunday aiming to break the 47 hour endurance refueling record set by Forest O Brine and Dale Jackson. Sir Gilbert Parker, noted author, will be buried in Belleville beside his wife, with his body brought from London.
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Gunman Arrested After Shooting Near Governor Mansion
Marshall was wounded near the heart and in critical condition after being shot during an encounter with a gunman who fled to a pasture. Hall, arrested, admitted he also robbed a drug store and had been released from a state reformatory over a year earlier after a highway robbery sentence.
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Mollison Returns to Europe Confesses to Shooting Police
J A Mollison, who recently flew from Ireland to New York, arrived in Cherbourg aboard the Empress of Britain. He was met by his wife Amy Johnson, who also flew from England to Hull. Mollison reportedly confessed to police that he shot an officer in Lincoln Nebraska, as reported at the time.
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Kreuger Money Shaped Swedish Politics in Campaigns
The ghost of Ivar Kreuger haunts Sweden as the nation prepares a new second chamber. Investigations show Kreuger funded several parties including the Liberals, with a 50 000 crown donation to Carl Gustaf Ekman. Ekman returned the money, framing Kreuger as a top political opportunist and prompting a shift toward open financing disclosures.
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Unnamed Leader Hires Writers Favoring All Sides
An unnamed figure controlled messaging through hired writers who flirted with all parties, offering mild criticism while repeatedly patting each on the back in turn.
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Many Apply For Home Bank Loans Deluge of direct loan applications
Washington reports the federal housing board sees a flood of direct loan requests as it prepares for the Oct. 15 regional bank opening. Chair Fort says attention is given to all applications with sound mortgage collateral, aiming to refinance before the banks start. Local lending bodies will forward cases to state clearing houses and home mortgage pledges may back funds.
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Tax Receipts Show Decline In August
Pierre Sept receipts for special taxes continued to decline through August though the drop was smaller than in prior months. State Treasurer A C Goodhope's monthly report shows gasoline tax revenue at 373,261 for August versus 275,335 in 1931. Malt tax income fell from 3,371 to 3,348. Cigaret tax income was 22,405 last month and 46,022 in August 1931. General fund overdraft in the state treasury stood at 455,813.97 at August end, up from 449,587.54 July 31.
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Hurley Won’t Speak At Legion Meeting
Secretary Hurley plans to fly from Washington to Tulsa for the American Legion national convention in Portland on September 12. He will attend as a Legion member, not to speak, and on the return trip may give a political address at Huron South Dakota.
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Real Estate Transfers in Huron and Sterling's Additions
Real estate transfer notices list J H L Goodfaker selling lots 11 and 12 in Sterling's 2nd Addition to Huron to Joe Christain for 200. Anna Maag sells 50 foot lot 7 in Hur on to Hattie C Newton for 1500. Jacob M Tschetter transfers 1 N 4 of NW 41 113-58 to Ames Tachetter et al in Carpenter for 1.
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Property transfers between local residents in Huron area
Jacob M. Tschetter transfers to Naomi Tschetter a carpenter’s stake valued at $1 in Nata 16 112-60. George E. Kinsman transfers to Elmer C. Joyer a borilla in South Dakota, $1 Lots 4d and 5, block 55, South Ry. Addition to Huron.
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Parakeet Guards Child in Evansville Ward
A seven year old, Jeannette Ann Gray, has a parakeet as a pet that acts as protector and companion. The bird rides on her walker, scolds other children, and retrieves toys dropped by the girl, keeping unwanted playmates at bay.
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