Record Heat Across Midwest Sets Early Season Highs
Lower temperatures are forecast after a heat wave as cities from Chicago to Omaha set early season records. Omaha and Lincoln reached 94 degrees while Des Moines hit a new April high. The slice of the Midwest saw 90s, with northern areas cooler, and a cold front bringing rain and possible snow later tonight.
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Lincoln
Des Moines
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Inangas
St. Paul
Duluth
Minn
Midwest
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Weather Bureau
Prodietsu
Stabilization plan urged by California growers group
Washington April 5 C C Jeanne president of the California wers exchange told agriculture committee a stabilization plan based on cost of production. It proposed a single stabilization corporation to buy surplus after prices fall below cost, eliminating overhead from multiple commodity firms while ensuring growers can halt losses and sustain production.
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Washington
C. C
Tearua
Assessors Meet Here Next Week in Beadle County
Two assessors from Beadle County towns will meet in Hurog on Monday with Tax Commissioner Baer to hear changes in laws governing assessments. Three county commissioners will join the session. Afterward they plan a vote on proposed changes to the north south county road from three miles east of Cavour to the county line.
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Baer
Lawa
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Election Filing Ends Saturday for City Commission Seat
With one day left for petitions, incumbent T. C. Young filed for re election as public safety commissioner for a five year term ending May 1. No firm signs of opposition by Saturday evening. Two candidates filed for municipal judge, incumbent Dick Haney and attorney Charles P. Warren.
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City Commission
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Public Safety
M. F. Walt
Dick Haney
Charles P. Warren
Deadwood Rejects City Government Change
In Deadwood, April 3, voters rejected switching from aldermanic to city commission government by 767 to 456. The effort failed in all four wards, including the commission stronghold in Ward Four, marking a victory for Mayor F. S. Howe and a return to the existing system.
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F. S. Howe
Commission
Kiska Taken To State Prison in Sioux Falls
Deputy Sheriff 4 J Larsen returned from Sioux Falls with John Kiska the Bonilla store robber who was sentenced to two years and three months in the state penitentiary.
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Sioux Falls
J. Larsen
John Kiska
Bonilla
Long Defends Himself In New Orleans Rally
Louisiana Governor Huey P. Long faced impeachment pressure as supporters from across the state gathered in Baton Rouge for a demonstration in New Orleans. He denounced critics and daily papers over tax talk against Standard Oil, urged followers to stand by him, and declared his fight for the people despite accusations of questionable spending on a governors’ conference and a car purchase.
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Baton Rouge
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Louisiana
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House of Representatives
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New Orleans
Seymour Weiss
Roosevelt Hotel
Worthy Work By County YWCA Urged In Huron
People of Huron urged to support the YWCA as the annual campaign nears. Beadle county YWCA secretary Josephine Ainsworth outlined last year’s activities, including 800 employment calls and rooming aid. The employment bureau placed girls in various jobs and aided single mothers, while the rooming bureau helped find safe, affordable homes. The YWCA remains a refuge where a girl can find friends, advice, and support in Huron.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Misa Josephine Ainsworth
Beadle County YY. W. IC. A
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Harlon
Colleges Still Lead In Fi Kappa Delta Debates
Dakota Wesleyan and Northern Normal led the Fi Kappa Delta debates through the first two rounds and with Morningside advance to the semi finals. Northern Normal beat Western Union to reach the semis while Dakota Wesleyan defeated South Dakota State. Six teams remain, and a banquet for 80 speakers and judges tops tonight’s schedule at the Marion Hughitt hotel.
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E. H. Jackson
Fred R. Smith Speaks at Wellington Springs Kiwanis Night
Fred B. Smith state superintendent of banks was the speaker at the Kiwanis Ladies Night in Wellington Springs. About 72 were present at the April 5 meeting.
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Wellington Springs
Fred B. Smith
Banks
Kiwanis
Uselding Celebrates 70th Birthday At Family Gathering
Peter Uselding celebrated his 70th birthday with a family gathering at the Uselding home in Wolley.
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Wolley
Peter Uselding
Uselding
Banking inquiry sought by state Sharpe says demand grows
Attorney General BM Q Sharpe says a state wide demand exists for an investigation into the administration of closed banks by the South Dakota banking department. He will conduct inquiries based on resolutions, letters, and clippings from across the state. Depositors committees express satisfaction with bank handling, while many communications request formation of depositor associations to fund the inquiry. Complaints are being acknowledged, classified, and filed for further investigation.
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Sharpe
Attorney Generals Office
Beadle County Farmer Fined for Unpermitted Truck Operation
Jack De Busch, a Beadle county farmer, pleaded guilty to operating a truck as a motor carrier without a state permit. Municipal Judge Dick Haney fined him $5 plus $1.40 in costs. The complaint was signed by J. C. Shanks of the railroad commission, with States Attorney W. W. Howes representing the state.
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Jack DeBusch
Beadle County
Dick Haney
DeBuscc
J. C. Shanks
Railroad Commission
W. W. Howes
Weather update for Huron and South Dakota
Rain in Huron turning to snow tonight and Saturday, with much colder conditions. South Dakota expected unsettled tonight and Saturday with showers changing to snow, strong north winds, and much colder air.
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South Dakota
Teres
Farmer Is Not So Strong For Job Being Earl
LOXDON April 5 A new Earl of Memont formerly Percival Alberta farmer says he misses Canada and hard work. He complains of a sore throat and digestion issues while at Ringwood Hampshire estate. He doubts managing Avon Castle due to costs and may hire a tutor for his son Viscount Percival who, with villagers, seems unaware of his new rank.
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Avon Castle
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Viscont
Percival
Changing Mates Stir North Dakota Couples in Brief
A letter from Judge John C Lowe of Minot to State’s Attorney George Rodsater accuses four North Dakota residents of remarrying after divorce in Canada. The judge says Canadian marriages are void and urges prosecutions for immorality, citing two couples Willis Knight and Mrs. Lawrence Rikausrud and their partners.
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Morrall
John C. Lowe
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Twenty Killed When Train Is Derailed
In Bucharest Romania on April 5 twenty people were killed and five percent injured when the Bucharest Jascu express derailed near Buzev. Most bodies lay in snow until relief trains arrived as a blizzard hampered efforts. Injured thirty nine were taken to a hospital at Buzev. Most victims were business men and soldiers.
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Romania
Federal Leader Pursues Rebels Across Mexico in Civil War News
General Calles drives federal cavalry toward Santa Rosalia De Camargo to overtake fleeing rebel remnants. Airmen report a four-car rebel train near Santa Rosalia amid damaged rails. La Reforma siege yields pile of rebels dead and hundreds wounded and imprisoned. Calles cites carnage, plans southern push with 5,000 troops aided by Veracruz and Michoacan forces.
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Culiacan
Sinaloa
Sonora
Investors Syndicate meets in Huron for SD state gathering
Nearly a0 South Dakota district managers and salesmen of the Investors Syndicate gathered in Huron for the Minneapolis firm's annual state organization meeting. King Merritt led sessions at the Elks hall, with President J K Ridgeway to attend. Nordness planned a banquet and heads the South Dakota office in Huron.
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Investors Syndicate
Huron
Minneapolis
King Merritt
Western Division
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
J. K. Ridgeway
R. L. Nordness
Investors Syndicate of Minneapolls
United States
Canada
Nordnesa
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