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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1931

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Will Try To Prove Smith Used State Funds In Platte Enterprises

The embezzlement hearing for Fred R. Smith, former SD banking superintendent, enters day two with clashes over time and one new theory. Attorney General Sharpe says the state will prove Smith used public funds to aid Platte enterprises including Farmers State bank, Agricultural Credit, and Charles Mix Milling, tying funds to his hometown interests.

Smith Platte Secretary of State Sharpe Farmers State Bank The Agricultural Credit Corporation Charles Mix Milling Company Platte Grain Company L. €. Button Company Farmers State Bank of Hie

Women Prohibitionists Prepare Report for Hoover

A group of about twenty prominent women prohibition advocates, meeting as the National Commission of Women for Law Enforcement, plan to present a composite report urging stricter enforcement to President Hoover. They were to deliver the report today, with a 12:45 PM meeting set before Hoover’s departure for Cincinnati for the Longworth funeral, due to the death of Speaker Longworth. Mrs. Henry W. Peabody chairs the commission and leads the report preparations.

Washington Hoover National Commission of Women Snoaker Longworth Cincinnati Longworth Henry W. Peabody Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement Commission of

Substitute Tax Ruling Delays Immediate Enforcement

A legal opinion from Attorney General Mintener states that a ten cents per pound substitute tax enacted by the legislature and approved by Governor Green does not become effective immediately despite an emergency clause. The opinion addresses the clause and argues immediate validity requires explicit necessity for public peace wealth or safety.

Pierre Mintener Green J. G. Troth Booth Dekots Mistensz

Huron Prepares First Tree Institute At Theatre

Huron crews ready for tomorrow's Tree Institute at the Huron Theatre with capacity seating and standing room preparations. Admission is free as sponsors present an information clearinghouse on tree care including pruning, transplanting and spring planting. One thousand tickets were printed with prize drawings featuring nursery stock and merchandise. merchants like Waiber Hardware and Walker Prosper offer prizes.

Huron First Tree Institute Irash Walton League Huron Theatre Nuronite Tres Institute South Dakota Tree Institute Waiber | Hardware Company Walker Pierist

New York Woman To Attend S. D. Meeting

Marjorie Shuler of New York publicity chairman for the National Band Professional Women's club will be the national representative at the South Dakota club convention at Yankton May 17 and 18. Mrs Elsie Snow Hanson state president and Gladys Pyle of Hu... are listed among speakers.

Tree Planting Institute program announced in Huron

The Tree Planting Institute program at Huron runs tomorrow morning at 20 o clock and features songs, talks on tree value and care, a planting demonstration, prize drawings, and a beautification lecture. Notable presenters include E C Hithorn The Tree Man from Valley City and state horticulturist AL L Ford with other local leaders. The event is free to all ages and aims to promote yard and garden beautification and the 1931 yard and garden contest.

Huron Theatre E. L. Hayles Camden Rayare E. C. Hithorn Valley City N. D WCCO AL L. Ford Brookings Frank H. Dwyer Huron Rank Walton League Cére Inonica Trée Planting Institute G. Walker Huron Park Board Mra A. K

Two Are Taken For Poker Party Holdup

Fort and Rose Collins Kadoki youths were bound Peck tent of 2 Sorten on it umber of pares while their home was robbed in a casino sting. Authorities say the incident occurred after a poker party when two suspects restrained victims and fled with valuables. Detectives continue investigating possible accomplices.

Fort Rose Zwishire

Arrest Two On Liquor Charges In Dark Road Collision

Two Huron bootleggers Harold Orrill and Harvey Fix were arrested near Hitchcock for illegal possession and transportation of liquor after a head-on collision with a pursuing car driven by federal agent Frank Hasse and Sheriff J DeFinerty. The pursuit began after a tip of a liquor delivery near Redfield. Both men faced arraignment in Redfield before Judge Seer.

Harold Orrill Harvey" Fix Hitchcock Frank F. Hasse J. de Finnerty Spink County Redfield Adolph Weybarth Oerth Fix Redfeld Hasse Te Ase John P. Seer

Hoover and Longworth Rites Attendances From Officials

Washington mourns Nicholas Longworth Ohio congressman and House speaker as President Hoover and officials plan to attend his Cincinnati funeral. Flags half staff, 89 representatives and 12 senators named for funeral delegations. President and party to travel by special train from Washington tonight.

Nicholas Longworth Ohio Roosevelt Neece White House Nick” Longwerth Alice” Roosevelt Longworth Paulson Lougwerth Washington P—Wadhington House of Representatives Hoover Cincinnati Ashes South Carolina House Curtis Mra. Hoover Brown Walter Newton Theodore Joslin Joel Boone Russel Ford Debonair Longsworth

Beadle County Names Nine Banks as Depositories

Beadle County commissioners designated nine banks as depositories for county funds. Banks and deposits include Bonilla State Bank 15000, Hitchcock State Bank, Citizens National Bank Weslington 49900, Farmers and Merchants Bank Weslington 10000, First State Bank Wolsey 9000, Farmers State Bank Yale 10000, National Bank of Huron 100000, Security National Bank 100000, Permet and Merchants Bank Huron 125000. Interest rate set at 1 percent per month, same as prior years. The board plans to reconvene at the courthouse for likely final day of April meeting. Gravel loading equipment at Eureka to be considered for purchase, featuring a new screen to sort gravel and potential cost savings.

Beadle County County Commission Bonilla ‘State Bank Hitchcock State Bank Citizens National Bank Weslington Farmers 2 Merchants Bank First State Bank Wolsey Farmers State Bank Yale National Bank of Huron Security National Bank Permet & Merchants Bank Huron W. M. Davin John T. Lewin Arthur Miller OM. Pierce Eureka Frank Matzke Frank Kuehn Hitchcock Court House

Winter Wheat Production Surges Beyond 1930 Forecast

Washington April 10 The Farm Board confronts a wheat surplus as winter wheat production is estimated at 614 million bushels, 40 million more than last year and likely to offset acreage reductions. If weather is normal, 1931 output could reach 865 million, raising concerns over carryovers and world demand.

Washington The Farm Board Russia United States Agriculture Department Department of Agricultum Canada Argentina Australia Department

Aged Immigrant Grandpa Kane Dies in Jackson Township

Feidrick August Kohn aged 87 died last evening at his son Gust Kane's home in Banbora county. Born December 22, 1643 in Sanderscort Germany, he arrived in 1894 settling in Colona Illinois then moved to San born county in 1908 and Jackson township. Funeral services set for Sunday with Lutheran pastors, burial at Riverside cemetery. Survived by seven children including Gust Mane August Kane Charles Kane and four daughters.

F. A. Kohn Feidrick August Kohn Sanderscort Germany Gust Kane Jackson Township Banbora County Hicheme Mt. Calvary Ev. Lutheran Hueen T. E Joecke Raverside Cemetery Kohn Grandpa Kane Serting Colona Til Sanborn County Jackison Townshy Gust Mane August Kane Charles Kane A. F. Romek Paul Fenske Bernard Gehn

Hills Club Women Convene For District Federation Meet

Club women from the Black Hills gathered for the annual two day convention of the District Federation of Women’s Clubs. Midland state president WB A led the party on the program with Tead LEAD hosting April 10.

Remove Pet Illusion Of Booze Purchasers New York

New York April 12 4 One of the few illusions which remained for bootleggers customers has folded up like a tired Recordion In recent months the gagine just off the boat became threadbare and was replaced by smell the ocean It got so pretty well they said until yesterday when prohibition agents raided the third floor of a building at 21 Wooster Street There they discovered five 258 gallon tanks filled with sea water into which men was dipping straw packed bellies After an hours immersion the straw required a salty tang designed to convince the most skeptical that the stuff had travelled a lot.

New York Wooster Street

Appeals From Taylor Rulings In Miner County Cases

Attorney J E Whiting Woonsocket prepared appeals from Judge Alva E Taylor rulings in the Miner county state's attorney case and the Roswell fund case. Judge Taylor stayed execution until April 2 in both matters as Churchill and Benson of Haron represent the plaintiffs.

Alva E. Taylor Miner County Roswell Fund J. E. Whiting Woonsocket Taylor Howard Miner Courty Board Gordon Feldhaus W. E. Weggiot Roswell Supreme Court Whiting Churchill d& Benson Haron

Huron Hosts Two School Groups For Saturday Show

Huron officials announce two school groups will tour local industry plots on Saturday. A schedule conflict was avoided by coordinating visits for Mrs. L. W. Lecey and Clifton township school No. 4 with Troquois High biology class on the same day.

Huron Fair City L. W. Lecey Clifton Township School No. 4 Tou Troquois High School Paul Ek, Myers Chamber of

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