Veterans Agencies Union Bill Faces Little Opposition
President Hoover backs a bill to merge the veterans and pensions bureaus with the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers into a single Administration of Veterans' Affairs. The measure, brought by Representative Williamson, aims to cut costs, reduce duplication, and address inequities in veteran benefits across wars. Lawmakers expect passage with little opposition. estimated annual savings reach about 780 thousand dollars and larger future savings from streamlined hospital use.
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Cec. L. Dickson
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
House
Williamson
South Dakota
Veterans and Pensions
Chamber
Veterans and Pension
Solds
Hines
Thterans’ Bureaus
Edgar Wallace Enters Liberal Politics for Buckinghamshire
Edgar Wallace a famed novelist and former war correspondent has announced his candidacy as a Liberal for the Buckinghamshire constituency at the next election. Born in 1885 he was educated in London and served with the Royal West Kent regiment before reporting in South Africa for Reuters and other papers. He began writing at twenty, publishing songs and later The Mission that Failed, rising to prominence as a novelist and playwright in the last decade.
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Edgar Wallace
Buckinghamshire
Wallace
London Board School
Royal West Kent Regiment
South Africa
Reuter
The
Dati Mews
Daily Mail
North Dakotans May Tour South Dakota
A proposed tour by North Dakota chamber of commerce secretaries, supported by the Dakota Farmer, aims to strengthen ties with South Dakota. A. H. Pankow of Aberdeen discussed plans with Paul K. Myers of Huron Chamber of Commerce. the tour mirrors a recent South Dakota secretary visit. Also noted, Alva E. Taylor and court reporter Mabel C. Alworth departed for Howard for a circuit court term.
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Chamber of Commerce
North Dakota
A. H. Pankow
Aberdeen
Dakota Farmer
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Dakotas
South Dakota
Farm Paper
Pankow
Dakow
Tudge Alva E. Taylor
Mabel C. Alworth
Howard
Hoover Celebrates Welch Birthday With Worldwide Observance
President Hoover gives a noon radio address for the eightieth birthday of Dr. William Henry Welch of Baltimore. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers plans a special medal for Welch’s civic and humanitarian achievements as part of 39 observances worldwide. Welch is recognized as a leading pathologist.
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Hoover
Welch
Washington
President Hoover
William Henry Welch
Baltimore
Science
American Society of ‘Mechanical Engineers
Dinner Crowd Expected at Huron League Mayor Forum
A public dinner tonight in the Presbyterian church basement hosted by the Huron League of Women Voters will feature three mayoral hopefuls J C Dexter E T Gitchel and George C Hent. They will answer a league prepared questionnaire as part of city election coverage four weeks away.
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Huron League of Women Voters
Muton
J.C. Dexter
E.T. Gitchel
George C. Hent
League
Hern
Presbyterian Church
Resgive
Poultry Talk Set By County Agent At Court House
County agent R A Cave announces poultry specialist J Weisner from State College will speak at the courthouse at 1:29 PM next Thursday April 10. He will focus on care of baby chicks and web management with a Q A session to follow for all poultry raisers.
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R. A. Cave
J. Weisner
State College
Court House
Weisner
Youngstown Battle Reaches Climax Over Steel Consolidation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube stockholders prepare to vote on Bethlehem Steel consolidation after weeks of proxy battles and legal maneuvers. Federal court rulings in Cleveland and Detroit failed to halt the tally, keeping the meeting on track despite ongoing suits.
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Youngstown
Climax
Youngstown. O
Bethlehem Steel
Cleveland
Arthur J. Tuttle
District of
Michigan
Weather Outlook for Al Huron and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a slight warmup. In South Dakota, partly cloudy to fair conditions, slight warming elsewhere, cooler in eastern extremities tonight and Wednesday.
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al Huron
South Dakota
Winners Advance to State Meet From District Contest
Huson High School sends five winners while Iroquois and Hitchcock pupils total eight to the state commercial contest next Saturday. In bookkeeping Otto Werner of Iroquois led with 238, Ervin Gould of Hitchcock was second with 188, Harold McNaboo of Iroquois third with 395. Esther Swartz of Hitchcock topped Class A typing at 47 wpm, with Mary Rounds and Margaret Brown of Iroquois close behind. Elizabeth Charlet of Hitchcock won Class B typing at 47 wpm, Ardis Lundeen and Thelma Anderson of Huron placed second and third. Deucelia Diekhof of Huron had a perfect score in shorthand. Joyce Sarver of Huron and Mary Rounds of Iroquois scored just over nine in shorthand. Contest also featured Willow Lake, De Smet, Hetland and Broadland. state contests at Mitchell Aberdeen and Rapid City. O D Dunbar, principal, says Huron students will go to Mitchell.
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Fuwe
Huson High School
Troquois
Hitch=cock
Otto Werner
Iroquois
Ervin Gould
Hitchcock
Harold McNaboo
Esther Swartz
Mary Rounds
Hargaret Brown
Iroqueis
Huron
Elizabeth ‘Charlet
Ardis Lundeen
Thelma Anderson
Deucelia Diekhoff
Joyce Sarver
Jana Mary Rounds
Willow Lake
de Smet
Hetland
Broadland
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Rapid City
O. D. Dunbar
Federal actions target Jamaica ginger in paralysis outbreak
Federal and local authorities moved to end the Jamaica ginger adulteration blamed for multiple neuritis outbreaks across Kentucky and other states. Indictments allege conspiracy to violate prohibition laws with manufacturers and distributors named in the case.
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Covington
Fedfal
Kentucky
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Boston
New York
Sawyer Smith
Kentucky Health Board
Anti Monarchist Activity Rises In Spain
Madrid reports escalating anti monarchist movements as the government of Premier General Damasco Berenguer faces potential new repressive measures. The turmoil follows a Sunday revolutionary meeting and arrests, including Jose Ortega Y Gasset for anti monarchial speeches after his return from exile.
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Spain
Madrid
Damasco Berenguer
Jose Ortega-Y. Gasset
Armed Police Patrol Chicago as Ballots Cast
Chicago voters faced a tense election day with armed police and detectives patrolling streets. Thousands of civilian volunteers monitored polling places while campaigns for Ruth McCormick and Charles S. Deneen faced security concerns amid past violence in the city. Ballots covered multiple offices including senator and local positions.
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Chicago
Downstate
Ruth McCormick
U. S
Charles S. Deneen
Daniels Testifies Before Committee
Josephus Daniels former Democratic secretary of the navy testified before the senate lobby committee about an editorial in his North Carolina newspaper calling for John J. Raskob to resign. Raskob testified he contributed 65000 to the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, aiming to elect repeal supporters to Congress. Daniels posed for a photo as witnesses filled the committee room.
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Washington
Josephus | Daniels
Senate Lobby Committee
North Carolina
John J. Raskob
J ‘ Raskob
Congress
Daniels
Walsh
Montana
Robinston
Indiana
Prize Hunt Promises Cash for Easter Bat Contest
An early 1900s notice invites entries with sash prizes totaling fifteen dollars for top girls in a hare-related Easter event. The Evening Huronite calls readers to mail entries to its office, promising a prize to participants and mentioning a page reference in the newspaper.
Will Porm Glider Club Considered For Huron
C W Riegel of Rapid Airlines announced in Huron a potential glider club with two existing clubs in Rapid City. He said a 20 member ideal and a $25 annual fee could fund a glider and launch setup costing $400 to $500. He named Huten winds as favorable and urged future members to contact Hedblooms or Markey.
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Huron
C.W. Rigel
Rapid Airlines
Rapidity
Riegel
Harlan Hedblogm
HH. W. Markey
Rapid City
Huten
Rieger
Hedbloom
Markey
Naval Leaders Discuss Treaty At London Talks
The big three American British and Japanese delegates met in London to shape a tripartite naval treaty as a foundation for broader disarmament. Secretary Stimson Prime Minister MacDonald and Reijiro Wakatsuki discussed an open end treaty allowing France and Italy to join once they resolve security disputes.
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London
Stimson
MacDonald
Reijiro Wakatsuki
France
Italy
Briand
M. Wakatsuki
Bombay Hartal Protests Arrests In Salt Law Campaign
In Bombay City virtually all Indu and Parsi shops closed today in a hartal called by the Bombay congress committee of the Indian National Congress. The protest follows arrests of K F Nairman and Jamanlal Najas for salt law violations. Two thousand schoolboys joined the strike as Gandhi planned village tours to urge civil disobedience.
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Wivis
Arte Besury
Indu
Bombay Congress Committee
India National Congress
K. F. Nairman
Jamanlal, Najas
Imperials
Mahatma Mendii
Nairman
Halalpur
Gandhi
Bhimrad
Ram Das Gandhi
Sunye
Bank President Burned to Death in Auburn Fire
Herbert W. Howe 74, president of the First National Bank of Auburn, was burned to death when a shed at his home partially burned. He went to the shed to draw coal oil from a barrel and an explosion is believed to have occurred. His body was found behind a door after the blaze was extinguished. Howe was son of former American Ambassador to England Church Howe and recently observed their golden wedding anniversary.
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Auburn
Neb
Herbert W. Howe
First National Bank of Auburn
Howe
Church Howe
England
Recenty
Anni Ercary
Brother of Man Accused Of Matricide Testimony Conflicts
Conrad Lapke, 22, the chief prosecution witness in the murder trial of his brother Alphonse Lapke, told conflicting statements about the alleged quarrel and drinking before their mother’s death. He admitted earlier testimony about blood on the granary floor and the possible removal of the body to a strawpile, while later downplaying those details under cross examination.
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Frank Fisher
Conrad
Alphonse
Htis
Fisher
Harry Lapke
Lapkes
Jengthy
Harry
Gunda
William Nuhring
Nubrings
Adam Mohr
Norbeck Opposes Accepting Money From Campaign Committee
Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota opposes accepting money from the Republican senatorial campaign committee. He says contributions should not be limited to a faction and notes no reelection bid this year, urging caution amid party rifts over agricultural policy. He questions Steiner’s offer and the motive to heal divisions with funds.
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Washington
Peter Norbeck
Dakat
Iby
Moses
South Dakotas
Steiner
Norbeck
Republican Committee
Sons of Tames Fatkasics
Sons of the Wild Ones
Veterans Plan Record Class At Local Post Meeting
Veterans of Foreign Wars members gather for an upcoming post meeting in Yankton to witness a full ceremonial initiation by the degree team. Special tribute will honor veteran officers including Karr of the Department of Iowa and South Dakota and nine Civil War veterans will be made honorary members with decorations.
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Forrest
Bullen
Aga
Karr
Department of
Lews
South Dakota
E.D. Karechiss
Yankton
Hurwr
Hold Boy 14 Held After Fatal Shooting Near Sturgis
Wil ll am Stratemeyer fourteen faces prosecution after a coroners jury ruled the shooting of eight year old Robert Hess felonious eight miles east of Sturgis. States Attorney Earl V Morrell said the case will go before County Judge Elmer Sayles to determine if the youth will be tried as a delinquent. Authorities seek motive notes inconsistent accounts. Funeral services for Robert Hess were held at a country church near Plainview.
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Sturgis
Willam Stratemeyer
Robert Hess
Here
Earl V. Morrell
Stratemeyer
Elmer Sayles
Morrell
Statemeyer
Leonard Hess
Morrett
Plainview
Ozark Ripley to Speak in Huron on Outdoor Life
Ozark Ripley renowned outdoors author is set to address residents of Huron and central South Dakota at the Elks hall on Thursday April 11. The talk covers outdoor America and conservation efforts, with organizers noting Ripley’s status as a leading expert and urging community interest in beautifying woods waters and wildlife.
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Huron
South Dakota
Ozark Ripley
Elks Hall
Izank Walton League
Ripley
America
Jack Waltons
Huron League
F. P. Walsh
Mexican bandits accept ransom for Bristow in Mexico
The San Angelo Times reports an emissary of Mexican bandits has accepted 3000 pesos gold ransom for J. E. Bristow, San Angelo oil and mining operator. Bristow's release is believed certain after payment yesterday at Ahuacatlan, Nayarit, Mexico, with terms met by the abductors retreating in the mountains south of Ahuacatlan.
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San Angelo
Texas
J. E. Bristow
Bristow
Ahuacatlan
Navarit Mexico
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Deneen
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Buddy" Jacobson
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