Roosevelt vs Tammany in New York politics
The piece argues Roosevelt gains little public esteem amid clashes with Dr Holmes and Rabb Wise over New York City corruption. It cites Seabury’s findings about Tammany Hall draining city finances and accuses Roosevelt of courting Tammany leaders while placing loyalists in power. It suggests Roosevelt’s battle with Tammany lacks background and notes Tammany’s power grew under Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Tammany
John Haynes Holmes
Rabb
Stephen&. Wise
New York City
Seabury
Tammany Hall
City Affairs Committee
New York
Tammany Organization
Franklin Roosevelt
New Rapid City Keystone Highway Opened to Mount Rushmore Access
The Black Hills will unveil a scenic highway from Rapid City through Keystone to the Rushmore memorial this season. It is praised as one of the continent’s finest roads, with officials noting it surpasses the Needles road to Sylvan Lake and Harney Peak. If the carvings by Gutzon Borglum near completion, visitor traffic should rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Rapid City
Keystone
Rushmore Memorial
Fred W. Sargent
North Western Railroad
Needles
Sylvan Lake
Harney Peak
Prairies
Gutzon Borglum
Washington
Jefferson
Rushmore Mountain
Egypt
Pleasanter Now Reading News Brings Encouraging Facts
The Omaha World-Herald reports more favorable news as reading the newspapers becomes a pleasanter occupation once again. Encouraging facts appear more often than in the past, suggesting a brighter trend in public disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Railroads Resume Jobs and Banks Reopen Across Regions
The report notes hundreds of workers returned to railroads in and near Omaha with one line employing 700, another 350 and a third over 1,000 as the South shows bank reopenings. Oklahoma crude oil output rises. Wessington Springs retires $4,500 in bonds. A Duluth Herald list highlights ten reasons for improving conditions, from Reconstruction Finance Corp to stabilizing prices. A rumor links Lindbergh kidnaping to Capone’s release, suggesting Capone would help recover the baby if freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Jackson, Miss
New Hope
Oklahoma
Wessington Springs
Duluth Herald
Reconstruction Finance, Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Ford
England
Lindbergh
Huron
al Capone
Chicago
Capone
Controversy Over Gunderson Admin Abolishing Offices
Observers note Gunderson era created and later dissolved offices to cut costs. Mentioned are a $55.00 secretary of finance and a $3,000 employment director, plus a $4,000 secretary of agriculture and an immigration commissioner. Current officials Crill and Troth are cited amid criticism of duties and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Finance
Nance
Pierre
Finance Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Louis N. Crill
L. G. Troth
Russia's Trying Friends at Japanese Embassy Protest
The New York Herald Tribune analyzes the Saturday demonstration before the Japanese embassy, arguing it shows little publicity value for Moscow while readers may view the fiery leader as paid or emotionally driven. It suggests the event reflects domestic unrest and a misread propaganda effort by Soviet agents, with broader implications for US Russia Japan ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington
Moscow
America
Soviet Union
Japan
Less crowded cities feel urban shift in the United States
A condensed analysis notes population drift from dense urban cores to less crowded areas driven by better transportation and housing. It cites New York Manhattan density drop from 111,000 to 93,000 per square mile since 1820 and contrasts Brooklyn and the Bronx growth with ongoing decentralization as cities seek light air and elbow room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cies Indianapolis News
United States
Sithough
New York
Manhattan
Daland
Regional Plan Association
Brooklyn
Bronx
Manhattam
Huron Firms to Award Free Trips to Local Clubbers
Huron business and professional leaders pledge funds to send 4-H Scouts and youth groups to state conventions and camps. 25 4-H members will attend the Brookings junior short course in December, with news writing contests determining delegates and trips. Eligibility spans Beadle, Hand, Hyde, Spink, Sully, and more counties, with each club naming its own delegates under set rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Wilson
Lake
I Scouts
Brookings
Auen
Northwest
Beadle
Hand
Hyde
Sully
Hughes
Sanborn
Jerauld
Buffalo
Potter
Clack
Miner
Kingsbury
Faulk
Huronite
Huron
Minnesota
DakeTech
Miller
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Young Citizens League
I. C. le
Piecre
Beadle County
Spink
Potter, Clark
Forestburg Club Plans Exhibit On Music And Tools
Forestburg Club held its regular meeting Saturday at the Forestburg School to discuss Music. Members brought tool boxes showing excellent work and were asked to bring a song to look up with notes on the composer’s life for the next meeting. Members may craft items for a future exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Handy Andies
Lawrence Lee
Girls Practice For Conference Program At Apollo
The Jefferson Reserves held a meeting with 12 attendees to rehearse scenes from The Tapestry Weaving to be presented at the conference. Clara Beten, club adviser, says they hope for about ten percent attendance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Reserves
Apollo
Clara Beten
Leaguers Compile Textile Booklets At Alban School
Fourth grade pupils at Alban school No 2 Grant county created clothing material booklets with samples and histories. In addition pupils from grades four to six assembled favorite gems into booklets for reading work. Frances Buri serves as corresponding secretary of the league. William Burr is Grant county superintendent and U L chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alban School
Grant County
Frances Buri
League
William Burr
Wide Awake League Creates Youth Citizenship Code
Quinn school in Bon Homme county District 33 publishes a citizen code drafted by eighth grader Willemina Horan. The list urges politeness, daily pledges, health, patriot songs, kindness to animals, safe play, fair sport, current events, service, proper speech, punctuality, truthfulness, and duty to country and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide Awake League
Quinn School
Bon Homme County
Wide Awake
Willemina Horan
Titan League
Girl Scout Outdoor Cookery Promoted in Spring Pamphlets
A fragment describes Girl Scout outdoor meals and new recipes from national headquarters for hikes and camps. It mentions Hopping John using peas rice and bacon drippings, Blushing Bunny with cheese and tomato soup, and a Hawaiian Islands toast with bread pineapple juice and jelly. Also notes games and field activities for scouts on hikes and camping trips.
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John
Hawaiian Islands
National Girl Scout Headquarters
National Organization
Bunny
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Roundup Across and Down Clues
A mixed puzzle page presents a horizontal and vertical word hunt with clues ranging from gods and monarchy to tools and animals. Across entries include God of War King of Dulgarik and horticultural terms while down clues cover metals plants and verbs. references to obscure terms suggest a themed wordplay challenge.
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Dulgarik
Pebble Game Describes Pegs and Counters in Play
A fragment describes players pegging counters in a game where one girl calls an object pegs and throws away a counter. The girl who first pegs all her counters wins the game.
Old Clothes Topic At Peter Pan Clothing Club
Edith Churton led a LaDelle Peter Pan Clothing Club meeting on old garments dating to 1845. At Anna Gross’s home officers and members attended, patches and buttonholes were discussed, a lunch followed, and Velma B. Austin reported Ruth Kitzman will host the next gathering.
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Peter Pan Clothing Club
LaDelle
Edith Churton
Anna Gross
Velma B. Austin
Ruth Kitzman
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
In considering the cost of a child's garment we weigh life and wear quality. Avoid cheap fades and poor laundering. choose simple patterns with few seams cut on good lines. Use breast measurements for sizing and prefer commercial patterns to save time.
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Sara L. Dewing
Speeders Warned as Sioux Falls Police Reopen Patrols
Sioux Falls police warn speeders to avoid the city as motorcycle officer Hale Keith returns with a machine capable of 108 mph. Fines remain 25 dollars and enforcement will be strict. Another item notes the Girl Reserve conference duties for Wilson Girl Reserves meeting Thursday at 4. Also Green Bay appoints a new official to taste foods for the welfare store.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Hale Keith
Wilson Girl Reserves
Green Bay
Wis
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Highlights and Moves
Twenty years ago in Huron residents shared news of a successful fire escape test by J J Borah and C F Wright, Mrs J W Campbell returning from Minnesota, Alla Sauer visiting Aberdeen, a reorganization meeting at the Commercial club, a new committee chosen for permanent setup, Mrs T N Jones and Ruth returning from Judson, Minn, E L Abel returning from the South, Miriam Crawford departing for Ree Heights, Bert Kerr returning to Minneapolis for dental study, and Grace Rogers arriving from Fairfield Massachusetts.
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J. J. Borah
C. F. Wright
Hoyol
J. W. Campbell
Minnnneapolis
Alla Sauer
Aberdeen
Commercial Club
Huron Commercial Club
C. F. Keep
Holland Wheeler
Ree Heights
Bert Kerr
Minneapassis
Grace Rogers
Fairfield
New Boiler to Boost State College Power Plant
Brookings April 6 A. T. Larson engineer says the State college power plant will soon have a 459 horsepower Badenhausen water tube boiler ready for operation. The unit includes an induced draft fan driven by a 40 hp steam turbine and a five retort stoker with eight speeds via gear reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Spot Brookings
State College
A. T. Larson
Badenhausen
Larson
Mrs Armstrong Re-Elected Leader in South Dakota PTA
Mrs. M. M. Armstrong of Belle Fourche was re elected president of the first district of the South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. W. A. Malvin of Rapid City was named vice president with Mrs. RL Johnson of Rapid City as secretary and Mrs. James O Harra of Deadwood as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Belle Fourche
3. M. Armstrong
South Dakota
Congress of Parents and Teachers
W. A. Mal ‘Vin
Rapid City
RL. Johnson
Oni Mis
James O'Harra
Deadwood
Iteasurer
Marriage Banner for Marsh and Asmussen in Agar
Word has been received of the wedding on Tuesday March 1 at Agar of Alice Marsh of Blunt to William Asmussen of Agar Mrs Asmussen has resided in Blunt for many years They will make their home near Agar where Mr Asmussen operates a farm.
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Creseard Blunt
Agar
Alice Marsh
Blunt
William Amussen
Asmussen
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Beximinat
Battin
Amarrow
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Walter Travis
Rapid City Journal
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Code
National Office
Ireland
Wile
Mark
Nickac
Rweather
Brmaria
Jae
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