Chicago Schools Face Closure Over Unpaid Wages
CHICAGO APR 25. Unwilling to force teachers to work unpaid, Orville J. Taylor, president of the board of education, said the schools would be closed within two or three weeks. He spoke after 5,000 teachers used the spring vacation to heckle loan bankers and officials. Taylor would confer with William J. Bogan to speed action. He warned the move could affect curriculums and the credits of graduates. City officials pushed tax collection measures in Cook County and urged a 15 percent prepayment on assessments to curb back taxes and avert government breakdowns that threaten city payrolls.
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Chicago
Orville J. Taylor
Board of Education
Taylor
Benty Horner
William J. Bogan
William H. Sexton
Hhis
Springfield
State Assembly
Cook County
Sexton
Prepare For New Tax Law In South Dakota
South Dakota moves to draft rules for the new gross income tax with the attorney general's office aid. Tax Director I E Corey said drafting will start Monday, with four field reps and one official loaned from the auditor's office to explain the measure before it takes effect July 1.
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Tax Department
Corey
RN. Rounds
Kadoka
Harry D. Williams
McLaughlin
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Almar Steansland
Lake Andes
Steensland
Tx Department
Williams
Carson Courtly
Auditor’s Office
Checker Champions Set For Eight Game Aberdeen Match
In Aberdeen tonight two former plate checker champions will face off in an eight game match. Charles Wade of Aberdeen and Guslor Des Moines of Iowa meet after Wade recently defeated six North Dakota players to win the state title.
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Aberdeen
Charles
Wade
Trmer South
Dekota
Guslor
Des
Moines
Murphy Says Farms Adjustment Bill Is An Emergency Measure
Senator Louis Murphy of Iowa described the administration agriculture bill as an emergency measure not a permanent policy. He argued to provide immediate relief while broader reforms like reciprocity treaties tariff changes and currency reform take time. He noted production plans for corn and hogs and pressed for secretary of agriculture authority to align supply with demand.
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Washington
Louis Murphy
Tews
Secretary of Agriculture
Murphy
Iowa
Senate Agricultural Commmittee
Nebraska 32 percent beer bill clears committee
Lincoln Nebraska April 25 beer legality moves forward as the senate committee reports the 32 percent brew bill ready for general file after passage in the house.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Senate
Paper delivery tweak prompts calls to 3522 for missed issues
City subscribers who miss their regular paper will now be supplied via a carrier complaint service. To obtain papers, subscribers must call 3522 between 6 and 8 pm, replacing the past Western Union handling method.
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Eventz Hukonite
Western Union
May Test Sale Of Beer In Mitchell
Mitchell Apr 25. City officials consider a test case to determine if South Dakota may legally sell the new beer. City Attorney Whiteing disclosed the plan may follow the arrest of Peter Calmer for allegedly selling the new beer openly. Several Mitchell businesses are said to be selling the brew openly awaiting a final ruling.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Peter Calmer
C.5. Whiteing
Calmer
South Dakota Supreme Court
Huron Runoff Sees Heavy Voter Turnout For City Commissioner
Voters streamed to polls as intensive campaigns boosted turnout in the Huron city commission run off. Walter T. Green led with 1286 votes and Glenn Martin followed with 317, in a field of five, with last week’s total 2407 expected to be surpassed as returns were awaited. In Aberdeen, Gubbin and Kruger faced off in a sewer and water commission run off after high finishes a week earlier, with 1049 ballots cast by noon across 10 precincts, ahead of last Tuesday’s pace.
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Walter T. Green
Glenn
Martin
Gubin
Kruger
Aberdeen
Frank Gubbin
Ira Kruger
A I. Bennett
Parily Clouds Darken Huron Weather Outlook
Weather bulletin notes partly cloudy skies for Huron and vicinity tonight and Wednesday with temperatures rising by midweek. South Dakota forecast mirrors with partly cloudy conditions into Wednesday and gradually warmer temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
World Fair Exhibit Drive Opens in Huron
Trinity Guild of Grace Episcopal Church starts a fund drive in Huron to support South Dakota’s World’s Fair exhibit in Chicago this summer. Century of Progress lapel buttons go on sale statewide to raise 25 dollars to supplement 10,000 dollars appropriated by the state. Northwestern Public Service Company office buys buttons at full cost. Wisconsin constitutional convention votes unanimously to repeal the 18th amendment, following Michigan, marking Wisconsin as the second state to approve repeal.
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Trinity Guild of the Grace Episopal Church
Huron
South Dakota
Chicago
Century of Progress
Northwestern Public Service Company
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Michigan
World leaders map talks at Washington on economic plan
Former French premier Herriot and President Roosevelt discuss a full program including disarmament and world economic stabilization. Roosevelt and Britain’s MacDonald deem talks at Washington productive as the world conference plan progresses. Roosevelt seeks a wheat production pact with Canada’s Bennett while Geneva reopens the disarmament conference buoyed by these discussions. An organization committee in London may set opening dates. Senator Reed leads GOP opposition to inflation measures, but swift passage is expected.
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Washington
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Perkins
House Labor Committee
Tydings
Thomas Inflation
America
Mia
Mone Pennsylvanian
Herriot
France
MacDonald
Great Britain
Bennett
Canada
Geneva
London
Canadian Premier Ready To Talk On Wheat Surplus
Canadian Prime Minister Richard Bennett arrived in Washington for a three day stay to meet President Roosevelt. Topics include expanding wheat price support via producer agreements among the United States Canada Australia and Argentina and possible world supply reductions. US wheat acreage may dip below 40 million acres this year while world carryover could surpass last year’s record. Roosevelt seeks international accords to reduce global wheat supply.
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Washington
Richard B. Bennett
Canada
United States
Bennett
Roosevelt
Australia
Argentina
White House
Executive Mansion
Department of Agriculture
Spanish Elections Death Toll Rises in Municipal Vote
MADRID April 2 Nearly twice as many monarchists and opposition Republicans won offices than government supporters amid sprawling municipal results. Officials estimate violence related deaths from the voting Sunday would total about 22 as final totals come in.
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Madrid
Spain
National Whirligig News Behind The News
Washington by Paul Mallon reports Roosevelt's inflation policy faced opposition from key officials Woodin and Hull who distrusted the plan. Conservative members and New York bankers watched closely, while administration allies whispered about inflation in Congress. Roosevelt remained under scrutiny from both parties and factions.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
Roosevelt
Thomases
Treasury
Woodin
State
Hull
Bke É Joa Sgoldiers
New York
Congress
Herriot May Wear Life Saving Medal
Edouard Herriot, who is consulting with President Roosevelt on world problems, may receive the National Life Saving federation medal for his role directing rescue operations during a Lyons landslide last year. He narrowly escaped death in the incident. Prince Axel of Denmark also earned a life saving medal in Sweden.
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Paris
Edouard Herriet
Roosevelt
National Life Saving Federation
Bisswork
Lyons
Prince Axel
Denmark
Sweden
Bands In Joint Concert For Hurons National Music Week
A massed band concert featuring up to 300 players is planned for Thursday May U1 during Hurons National Music Week. Sixteen bands from Roswell Alpena De Smet Pierre Woonsocket Wessington Springs Willer Forestburg Furon and others announce participation plus municipal high school and college ensembles. Rehearsals have begun and arrangements are made to share resources due to limited music stands.
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Huron
George Costain
Costain
Paul A. Meyers
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Alpena
de Smet
Pierre
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Wessington, Inc
Alois
Deland, Letcher
Lawrence and Wolsey
Willer
Forestburg
Furon
Roosevelt advances world disarmament plan with debts talks
President Roosevelt moves toward a new world economic order as he holds private talks with British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and French Premier Edouard Herriot on war debts. The full American program was presented to Herriot at the White House, with MacDonald’s delegation to return for a final briefing. The London conference is planned around the June 15 debt payments, aiming to solidify understandings for broad relief and stabilization.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Edouard Herziot
France
M. Herziot
White House
MacDonald
Fouwt
London
British Budget Ignores War Debt
The 1932-24 British budget presented by Neville Chamberlain in the House of Commons skips war debt payments to the United States. It forecasts a potential surplus of 1,221,000 pounds and notes next year's revenue and expenditure projections. Washington reports Britain remains the largest debtor to the U.S., with June 15 due payments of 75,950,000 dollars and a total funded debt around 4.439,520,000 dollars.
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London
United States
House of Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
America
Great’ Britain
Imniga
Great Britain
Senate
Coxample
British
India
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