Progressive Gains Highlight Wisconsin and National Races
The article reports gains by progressives in Wisconsin state elections and notes broader party activity in major cities. It highlights Gov. Philip LaFollette’s third party surge, the Republican-leaning lower house, and varied results in cities like Chicago and Baltimore with multiple council and mayoral contests.
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Fustaginbid Press
Upton Sinclaire
Ifortundo
Senate
Philip LaFollette
Republican
Avestheta Moen
Sives
Los Angeles
Sinclair
California
Eplc
Eft
O.ie Movement
Mianelpod
Cuenza Derma
Nash
Chics de Mvetiats
Tait
Meyer Edward J. Folly
Natlion
Rurand
Emil Wetter
Newton Jenkins
Chicago
Dromo’ Nitiersp
Hia
Conk County
Jemeney
Kelly
Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Corpus Otter
Ravernor
Weather forecast for region and vicinity
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with light showery periods. No decisive change in temperature across the area and neighboring regions.
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Fer Fiuren
Sath Dakota
Chicago Quartet Program Links To Rural School Chorus
A tentative National Music Week plan outlined at the Marcvin Hughitt hotel includes two main events: Chicago Symphonic String Quartet performances directed by Ben Gourlsett and a rural school children chorus directed by Loftus Wied. The schedule features daily activities with school districts, county teachers, and a public concert in the college auditorium on May 11.
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Marcvin Hughitt
Robert D. Lusk
Rhairman
Paul K. Myers
Chicago Symphonic String Quartet
Ben Gourlsett
Loftus Wied
College Auditorium
Vorpee
Loftus Ward
Bromram
Brookings
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Imusic
Suei
Ute
Ward
Lobe
Paul Franklin
Shides Pyle
Mg. Luskin
Marion Ritchey
Mse
Werd
Tani AL le Vurlay
Prograin
Arare Ais
Yo Tames Estetica
Janae
Wenle Plang
Motley Plans Nationwide Petitions for Legislative Act
FRANKPORT April 3 Special Telegram from Spink County reports that a Republican legislator announced a plan to circulate petitions seeking to refer a legislative act in every county before week’s end. The drive aims to put the measure before voters.
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Motley
Frankport
Spink Coun
Ure
Republican
Tree Orders Gain Momentum in Central South Dekala Campaign
Moisture boosts civic tree plantings as municipalities like Doland Willow Lake and St Lawrence place large orders. Woonsocket officials seek pricing, while Redfield voter F M Graves notes past years of tree demand and requests more trees despite dry weather. A coupon related to tree dyes appears on pages of the Evening Huronie.
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Dekala
South Dales Vt
Doland
Willow Lake
St Lawrence
Woonsocket
Huron
Cueurount
F. MM. Graves
Redfield
Pleise
Huroniie
Razors Rest Until Rain Falls in Nebraska Beard Club Pact
North Platte Nebraska reports 40 Wal ico men vow no shaving until rain arrives. If any member shaves before, he pays a fine of 83. A half dollar fee and donation fund a meal for members and families on the day of the big shave. The group calls their beards a burly soil erosion belt.
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North Platte
Neb
Walico
Relief progress sparks optimism as Congress debates funds
Washington reports show 1.3 percent fewer families on relief in February, Hopkins says, amid slow relief bill talks. Senate handles Copeland bill, House debates McSwain profits limits, and Nye cites naval funding concerns as debates continue.
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Hopkins
Congress
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Tusht
Relief Administration
Senate
House
Becam
Three Die In Tenement Fire In New York
A Bronx tenement fire early today killed three residents of William Dappie’s third floor home and left two seriously burned. The dead are Mrs Mary Doppio 44 and her son John 23 and daughter Florence 10. Seven other families escaped as the blaze started in a first floor market owned by the Doppio family and raced up a wooden stairway.
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New York
Tod Ily
William Dappie
Mary Doppio
John
Florence
Doppio
Belle Fourche Votes For Municipal Liquor Store
Belle Fourche voters approve a municipal liquor store by 502 to 208, despite Attorney General Conway ruling the law void for such stores. Mayor McCutcheon says the city will proceed, possibly running it under a private operator's name, while awaiting high court guidance.
Scrapping Of Versailles Treaty Sparks War Talk
The article outlines Hitler's move to scrap the Versailles treaty and rearm Germany marking a shift toward a new war era. It cites rearmament, military conscription, and growing budgets as early signs, with international leaders reacting as tensions rise. It notes Franco Italian diplomacy and Anglo French efforts to revise postwar terms, including plans for talks with Hitler.
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Hitler
Foundation of
New War Talk
Ford Wilkins
Associated Press
Europe
Reichsfuhrer
Germany
France
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Rhine
Benito Marsalini
Pierre Laval
Rome
Lear
John Siman
Berlin
The News Behind the News: Lawmakers Clash Over New Deal Deals
Washington insiders report confusion as two anti New Deal amendments surface during relief policy talks. Senators Carter Glass and Royal Copeland are blamed for “glue” in the conference, with blame shifting between senators and representatives as final compromises loom. Continued on Page Nine.
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Washington
Sremnos
Senate
Sven
House
Tyro Democratic
Carter Glass
Royal Copeland
Yugoslavia Pressures Toward Military Dictatorship
Vienna reports say Yugoslavia stands on the edge of a military dictatorship as the May 3 election nears amid chaotic campaigning. Observers fear cabinet takeovers and a swift seizure of control before voters can cast ballots, with General Terazivkovich seen as a leading figure.
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Yugoslavia
Vienna
Fom
Steuke
Tera Zivkovich
Light Snowfall Ratesin Huron and South Dakota Snow
Light snow totals reached .02 inch in Huron by noon with temps below freezing and mostly cloudy skies. In South Dakota, a renewed cold snap brought more snow to Sioux Falls Yankton and Aberdeen with several inches locally and continued cold, damp weather forecast statewide.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Yankton
Fron
Aberdeen
Belle Fourche voters approve municipal liquor store test
The Belle Fourche vote favored a city liquor store despite Attorney General Conway ruling it unconstitutional. A state plan for a uniform liquor control law was approved by the League of Municipalities in Mitchell, with a committee to assist communities seeking licenses. Pierre also set an April 18 election on municipal liquor sales.
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Belle Fourche
Pierre
Walter Conway
State Liquor Control Commission
Circuit
Supreme Court
Associated B
al Aotice Fourche
League of Municipaities of
South Dakota
Conway
High Point
South Dakin
State Liquer Commission
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Belly Fourche
B McCutchean
Belle Fourchy
McCutcheon
South
League of Munley
Lin Mitchell
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Whitinimanee
Michell
Ce Tee
Wesris
Redfield
Wyath Ganble
Sioux Falls
D. K. Loucks
Watertowsa
George Longstall
iMuror
Hugh Guimable
Sire Falls
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London
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House of Commonly Today
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Philip Sasseo
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Labor Party
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British Broadcasting Corporation
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British Broodessileg Corporation
Philip Sassoon
League of Nations
Philip
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Ceremany
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Spink County
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Department Justice Law
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Labor Relations Board
Yner
Isber
Eddie Rickenbacker
House Military Committee
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Stlaney
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Paul Mallon
Paul Mellon
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