Three Dead in Sioux Falls Prison Break Tragedy
Three men die and three others wounded in a dramatic prison breakout at the South Dakota state penitentiary in Sioux Falls. Warden Eugene Reiley was killed, convict Phil Ray and Beilan Meisel died, as Harold and Claude Carrier led an escape that included hostage taking and a car chase. A bystander, street department official Walter Keith, was ordered from his vehicle. the fugitives fled after a ditch collision and a police confrontation.
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Sinus Falls
Aca den
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Eugene Reiley
Penientiary
Phil Ray
Beilan Meisel
Webster
George Collins
Claude Carrier
Cal
Freda Rausch
Claude
Harold Carrier
Kansas City
Harold
Iurrnkey
Ray
Reiley
O. F. Hanson
Sioux Falls
D. W. Baker
Carrier
Walter L. Keith
Keith
Dividends Approved for Closure of People's Bank of Omio
Circuit Judge Beslinger approved a 3 percent interest dividend on deposits and a 15 percent stockholders dividend for the closed People's Bank of Omio. Checks to cover both dividends were issued. Depositors and creditors received 100 percent of their principals, with the stockholders already having a 20 percent return from prior payouts totaling 4,500 dollars on the 30,000 dollar original capital.
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People’s Bank of Omra
Fred Beslinger
Wisconsin State Banking Commission
J.B. Mulva
Omio Bank
Mars
People’s Bank of Omio
Mulva
Belgium cancels all army leaves in eastern garrisons
Brussels reports the government has canceled leaves for troops in eastern garrisons after talks between Premier Paw van Zeeland and British, French, and Italian ambassadors with Dutch involvement. Broadcasters warned the public to resist alarming reports while stock exchanges held a cautious stance on unfolding developments.
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Brussels
Selrian
Denbris
Paw van Zeeland
Robbers Run Out After Bullet-Proof Gas Installations
Black Creek Bank in Wisconsin installed seven bullet proof gas shields after a third attempt at robbery. Cashier Rideout credits the measures with preventing a holdup as masked men entered the bank yesterday. A fourth assailant remained at the vehicle while the men fled the scene.
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Black Creck
Wis
Black Creek Benk
Sid Turer
Peroe Tor
League of Nations notes crisis over Hitler move
Geneva circles warn that Adolf Hitler's denunciation of the Locarno accord creates a grave political crisis surpassing the Italo Ethiopian war. Officials foresee an extraordinary council session and possible assembly meeting to plot a new world security framework.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
League
Council
Drefia
Orhewls
Rhineland
France
Hitler
Germany
Washington News Flash On Tax Plan And Coal Case
Washington reports focus on new tax legislation and Roosevelt program impacts. Germany’s Rhineland move draws German ambassador Luther’s complaint that France violated Locarno. Pennsylvania and federal judges seek to uphold coal center law as 65 soft coal producers challenge it. A crash near Goodwin Arkansas remains under investigation as a possible pilot interference. Senate committee wrangles over private telegram seizure records and charges of government terrorism surface from Jouett Shouse. Unclear disclosure notes telephone company records of private calls.
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Washington
Hull
Rhineland
Hans Luther
United States
France
Adolf Hitler
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Pennsylvenia
Supreme Court
Guffey Coal Centre
American Airlines
Goodwin
Ark
Commerce Department
Senate
Committee
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Black
Alabama
Sori
Communce Ale
Approval 10 Use Car Argued In Crash Case
Federal court arguments centered on whether Whatley Jr of Hard Commerce was driving during a crash near Appleton on Sept. 21, 123, that killed four people including Albert H. Marsh, Mrs Maynes, Mrs Levis Zum and a police officer. Evidence discussed insurance, police, and vehicle involvement as the case tested liability and blame for the accident.
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Milwaukee
Lang
Ebarn
Whatley Jr
Hard. Com
Willaim Marsh
Chivano
Appleton
Dan
Perne
Whatsey
Albert H. Matiles
Wishears
Mmaynes
Levis Zum
Palce Furn
Marshfield
Jocung Marth
Strikers Readying for Prolonged Citywide Walkout
Striking building service workers and realty operators near a seventh day stalemate over closed shop demands. About 200,000 skyscraper apartments affected. police report walkouts in 2,000 buildings. Independent agreements signed for 139 buildings approving closed shop terms and raises, while many strikers seek individual reinstatement. Union mass meeting endorsed refusal of the closed shop and vowed to continue the fight to shut down remaining buildings.
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New York
James J Bambrick
Wisconsin GOP delegates file for Roosevelt Landon splits
Delegates in Wisconsin file for the Api 7 election pledging full slates for Roosevelt and Brash, plus a mix of uninstructed Republicans and anti Roosevelt candidates. John M Callahan of Milwaukee leads Smith forces, filing as a Jeffersonian Democrat opposed to Roosevelt. Alvin Clemens files from Fifth district. Outside filings include Alfred D Brennan and Chutes L Mudlen. Landon pledges arrive from Alfred W Gernard of Wausau and Giles H Putnsin of New London in Seventh district.
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Mashison
Roosevelt
Borsh
Hoover
Landon
Wisconsin
Ncediine
John M. Callahan
Milwauker
al Smith
Alvin F. Clemens
Milwaukee
Callahan
Sant
Alfred D. Brennan
Cudahy
Chutes L. Mudlen
Roosevelt Organization
Fed
Machen
Roosevelt Townsend
New Soil Saving Program Revealed in Three Weeks
Farmers will learn preliminary details of a new soil conservation program within three weeks. Officials say the plan could help estimate potential income from soil investments by the stated deadline.
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Phiom
Unetest
Chicago
United Press Shivrieday
Plan to base farm aid on data to speed support
A article reports federal plans to base farm income support on data collected by the AAA and tied to a one year or two year program under ETO measures. Delegates urge quick action and simplified administration using farm records and a national study to guide planting and payment timing. (Continued on Page 2)
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W. PL
Callander
AAA
Pittee
Atomwest
Rte
Gm Sess Ut
Pet Ciel
Rover
Stinging Defiance Clouds Logarn Pact Debate
Paris moves to seek League of Nations penalties against Germany over Locarno denunciation and Rhineland reoccupation with military measures eyed. Von Hitler blasts Lacarne pact as dead and plans a March 29 plebiscite to prove backing for his regime as elections loom.
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Paris
League of Nations
Germany
Rhineland
Louis Lochner
Adolf Etter
Eurage
France Sees Hostile Act In Rhineland Action
Paris reports that France accuses Germany of a hostile act in the Rhineland after moving troops. Foreign Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin summoned British, Belgian, and Italian ambassadors to protest. He also asked for a conference with Soviet representatives and recalled French military leaders to discuss responses.
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France
Rhineland
Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Germany
Great Britain
Belgia
Waly
Leearne
Flantin
Miitary al- Les
Neha Paland
Leeghatiayad
Darmal
Jyreg
Terra
Berndt
Nityearis
Eomulteneoudts
Fee
Forman
Puerre Eherne
Mussolini Accepts Peace Plan In Principle
Rome Premier Mussolini signaled acceptance in principle of a peace plea from the League of Nations with conditions. The Italian reply cited two core principles and would guarantee rights in occupied Ethiopia and surrounding zones near Lake Tana and Addis Ababa.
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Charles HM. Guptilly
Sit
Assayeted
Rome
Mussolini
Ethiopam
Maile Selassie
Ethiepia
League Committee For Peace
East Africa
Italy
League Committee
Puermyer
Trahen-occupied
Lake Tana
Addis Ababa
Samuel Hoare
Fomer Bish
Pierre Laval
Nile
II Dnce
Committee of 13
Priniples
Event Authority
Court orders Wrabetz in charge of Wisconsin relief funds
Judge A G Zimmerman issued a writ of mandamus directing State Treasurer Robert J Henry to honor Wrabetz signed vouchers and reimburse relief funds from the general fund. The ruling ends the dispute between Governor La Follette and Henry over relief authority, with about $100,000 to be dispersed Monday including $40,000 to northern Wisconsin counties and $10,000 for Welfare payroll.
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Madison
Robert J. Henry
Vircas Court
Voyla Wrabeiz
Reef
Rcisburse
A. G. Zimmerman
Wrabets
Henry
William Spehn
Wrabetz
la Follette
Rebef
Industrial Commission
Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Safe Welfare Department
la Follete
Peter Napiecinski
Harry MacLogan
Alfred W. Briggs
Welfare Department
Attorney General
Warren Resh
Attorney General's Department
Madison Poulontesis in the gehier ielation contest
Madison Poulontesis on the gehier ielation with two posts in state. The event will select a successor to Circuit STM and influence the next January terms. Named figures Roscoe Grimm and Robert S. Cowie are among those posed for rejection in the lingering notices.
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Madison- Poulontesis
Neema- Lyles Grote
T. Feirehild
Glenn P. Turner
Nelornes
Circuit
STM
Theltss
Roscoe Grimm
Tusa IL
Darhaz
Dwwige Supe
Sheen
Too Crow Mindars
Seca
EB. Smatlow
Cubs City
Fife
Robert S. Cowie
la Crosse
Walliam R. Foley
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Neland
Fred Beglinger
People’s, Bank of Omra
Belgium
Eugene Refey
Wth
Paecoaba
S. Shine
Escanaba
Cofmn
Celamn
South Dakota
Iarden Eugene Reiley
Reichsfuehrer
Hiller
Flandin
Ministers of Powers
NEW Deal
GAZER
G. O
Thein
Cope
Oasoan Sansfieio
Omuddie West
Harry Thomas
Sheboygan
Spahn
Courtney Hopkins
Spohn
Slont
Cwepa Pep Radha
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