14 000 New Laws Come Into Effect
New York April 14 American legislators pushed for more laws with forecasts of 50 000 fines this year and 14 000 new statutes. States vary in output with North Carolina set to add 823 laws and several states not meeting sessions. New York led with 4 265 bills, 1 209 approved, while others such as South Dakota California Minnesota and Illinois show wide ranges of proposed and enacted legislation. Georgia held a special session yielding 13 new laws from 9 proposals.
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Lamp Overturns, Woman Dies From Burns Near Bristol
Mrs. Merle Thompson died Sunday morning at her home 15 miles west of Bristol from burns after a kerosene lamp overturned Saturday morning. She was alone when the accident occurred. Her son in law heard screams, rushed in and extinguished the flames, but she did not regain consciousness.
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Aberdeen May Be Stop On Airmail Line
Aberdeen may become a stop on a transcontinental airmail route. N. 3. Mamer, operations manager of the Miamer Transport company, said Congress has allotted 2000 dollars for a northern mail route survey and Aberdeen could be chosen. He approved local airport conditions as Memer's air line operates from the west coast to St. Paul with regular stops.
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Packing Plant Worker Run Over By Train
SIGUX FALLS April 4 Capser A Olander 73 packing plant employe was killed when run over by a switch engine and box cars here yesterday afternoon. Officers said Olander fell under the train unseen by the engine crew an inquest is set for this afternoon The widow son and two daughters survive. AD SICK NEIGHBOR CAVOUR April 15 Special About 20 members of the Cavour Ladies Aid and other friends and neighbors of Mrs Martin Scheid who has been ill for six months gathered at her home and cleaned her house recently.
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Governor Talks To Optometrists At Aberdeen Banquet
Governor War Ten X. Green spoke at a banquet for optometrists of North and South Dakota in Aberdeen. Mrs Green accompanied him. The convention opened Sunday and will close tonight after meetings and lectures. He joked about duplicate bills from the recent session. Speakers included Herbert N. Smith of Sioux Falls, A G Hendrickson, and Wendell Dunn.
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More Marines On Way To Nicaragua
Washington reports surge in Nicaragua prompts additional U.S. force movements. The gunboat Asheville with 75 Marines heads to Cabezas as rebel activity rises, with claims of Darrah killed in hand to hand fighting and others fighting to safety. Navy orders shift as details vary and no landing unless needed.
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Dempsey Divorce Battle Signals Turbulence in LA
In Los Angeles on April 14, Jack Dempsey and wife Estelle Taylor traded statements over a possible divorce. Dempsey said he went to Reno to file for divorce after Taylor pursued her acting career, while Taylor denied plans for separation and said she would file only if a divorce materializes. Both sides hinted at reconciliation if the other changes course.
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Wag-goner to Keynote Eighth District Conference in Hecla
Mr Alvin Wag goner president of the South Dakota branch of the Parents and Teachers congress will be the principal speaker at the Eighth District Conference to be held here Saturday in Hecla.
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Omaha Railway Adds Door-to-Door Truck Rail Service
ST PAUL April 14 The Omaha railroad announces an experimental door-to-door pickup and delivery service by truck rail to boost business against truck competition. Start in Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota Nebraska and about 10 cities with future expansion if successful. Plus charge and rates from 5 to 2 cents per hundred pounds. North Western plans a similar launch around May 1.
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Patton urges lake at Huron to solve water shortage
Patton cites water supply as a major factory hurdle in Huron, noting the city cannot provide thousands of gallons daily. He warns the Missouri river diversion project is delayed, urging local action to improvise water supply while Los Angeles is offered as a model of securing adequate water through foresight and investment.
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Mitchell Makes Bid for Industrial Plants in Water Rich City
Geles notes Los Angeles growth from vast water infrastructure. millions funded pipelines from distant sources. Mitchell is praised for aggressive water project and advantages in attracting industry, positioning the city to bid on industrial plants amid regional competition.
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Huron Aims for Growth as a Manufacturing Hub
Mr. Patton paints a vision of Huron becoming a premier resort and manufacturing center in South Dakota. He notes Huron’s river, water needs, and nearby raw products enable meat packing, vegetable canneries, linen factories, and a cornstalk paper factory. He emphasizes water access and the dream of transforming agricultural products for external markets.
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