Radio Press News Ban Tightens AP Bulletins Rule
A Associated Press measure restricts broadcast of AP news by radio chains and member papers to brief bulletins only. Directors may charge higher assessments on broadcasters, with revenue aiding pro rata cuts for non broadcasting members. Five directors elected, and AP managing editors to discuss mutual news problems at upcoming meetings.
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New York
Associated Press
George B. Longan
Kansas City
Star-And-L
St. Louis Mo
Globe-Democrat
Mooney Ready to Attend Second Trial Delay
Tom Mooney, serving a life term for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, was reportedly eager to be brought from San Quentin for a second trial on a long-dormant indictment. Judge Louis H. Ward ruled his presence unnecessary for preliminary arguments and ordered veniremen not to appear Thursday. Defense attorney Samuel Dercy said Mooney insisted on being present for preliminaries, with unconfirmed reports of secrecy surrounding any transfer to the county jail.
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Mooney
San Francisco
Tom
San Quentin
Louis H. Ward
Ward
Samuel Dercy
San Francisco Bay
Huron Leaders Attend Woonsocket Banquet
The Huron Chamber of Commerce sent a delegation to Woonsocket Commercial Club’s ninth annual banquet last night. Attendees included President and Mrs. Jay Spink, Secretary and Mrs. Paul K. Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Fahrendorf, with Karl E. Mundt delivering the principal address. Entertainment featured a community sing led by K. K. Kellogg and school music selections. About 150 persons attended. The banquet was served by women of the Catholic church in the parish hall.
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Huron
Woonsocket
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Woonsocket Commercial Club
Jay Spink
Paul K. Myers
G. B. Fahrendorf
Karl E. Mundt
Madison Normal
K. K. Kellogg
Lillelang services held for pioneer of Jorauld county
Lane held funeral services for Balster Lilleland a Jorauld county pioneer born in Norway February 1855 who came to America in 1882 settling in Boone County and later Nebraska. The family, including widow and six children Marie Ericksivous Lilleland Baris Lilallang Omahe Anton Peter and Simon, reside nearby. Lilleland died after a long illness at the age of 78.
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Ea Lillelang
Lane
Funsral
Balster A
Lileland
Jorauld County
Lilleleng
Norway
Ameriga
Boone County
Andri Nords
Nebrocka
Walch
China Sen
Airs
Marie Ericks Ious Vaile
Baris
Lilallang
Omahe
Anton
Pater
Simon
Call
David Moldsen
Mrs McDonough Rites Slated At Walsh Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary McDonough who died Monday at her home on WT Colorado avenue southwest will be held at Walsh chapel at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. Rev F E Lochridge will officiate and burial will be in Ideal cemetery beside her husband who died two years ago. Born Mary Kurtz in Rochelle Illinois January 13 1867 she moved to Iowa at 12 and came to Dakota Territory March 2 1885. She married James McDonough March 16 1886 and leaves three daughters Maud Addison Avis McDonough and Mrs Will Smith and one son died in infancy. Surviving brothers are Fred Kurtz William Kurtz Abe Kurtz and John Kurt. Mrs McDonough was a member of the Methodist church.
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Iowa
Dakota
Territory
James McDonough
Maud Addison
Avis ‘McDonough
Will Smith
Fred Kurtz
Huron
William Kurtz
Butte
Mont
Abe Kurtz
Portland
Ofe
Anniversary Luncheon Planned for Huron Chamber
Dr H L Saylor proposed a May joint service club luncheon to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce. The Rotary Club may sponsor. John P Walsh, the first president, to preside. first board members invited for reminiscences. most expected to attend.
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H. L. Saylor
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Uyen
John P. Walsh
Orpanization
Huron Commercial Club
A. Robinson
D.E. McMonies
RO. Grover
George C Pollinweider
J. B Matson
Grover
California
Beadle Granted 8500 For Aid In Unemployment Relief Plan
Pierre Apr 25 Sixty four South Dakota counties will receive funds for unemployment relief in May totaling 12 200 per county plus 15000 for Sioux Falls. Roy Emry state relief director announced distributions with amounts ranging from 200 to 1200 in many counties and Sioux Falls receiving 15000.
Codington Pioneer Survived By Many
William Cordell 77 Codington county pioneer died Monday night He came to Codington County in 1879 and homesteaded near Kranzburg retiring in 19 to live in Watertown He is survived by 13 children 8 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
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Codington
Watertown
William Cordell
Codington County
Kranzburg
Viborg Man Admits Broke Out Of Jail In Lakota
Viborg South Dakota man Pete Nelson confessed to Barnes county authorities that he escaped from the Nelson county jail at Lakota in March. Nelson was captured after a raid on a farm near Valley City North Dakota where his companion Arnold Vetter was shot and killed. Nelson admitted the break out and is wanted on the statutory charge.
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Viborg
Valley City
N.D
Pete Nelson
S. D
Here
Arnold Vetter
Parker
Barnes
Lakota
A. Sunde
Nelson County
Mar
Hospitals Admitting and Dismissing In Huron
Public notices list admissions including Mrs. Junior Miller and Mrs. Neil Mersh from Yale with medical concerns in Huron. Dismissals include Floyd Barrett Shirley DeCreest Mrs G J Neil and Mrs C E Daniel. A meeting postponement for the South Dakota emergency conservation quota is announced by State Sheriff Fred Minist, with new dates May 9 and May 9.
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Junior Miller
Huron
Queria
Neil Mersh
Yale
Medical
Hinderlig
Ruby
Heels
Wolsey
Floyd Barrett
Yalez
Shirley DeCreest
G- J.neil
C. E.daniel
City Briefs From Huron Newspaper Mention Local Visits
A compilation of social notes and short notices from Huron and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Sterice Boteler travel to Brainerd Minnesota after visiting friends in Huron. Samuel Birks and family visit Chester Birks in Stour Falls while Lois Birks visits Vermillion. A birth announced for Lyle Hobart at a Huron hospital. Roy Griffith of Freedom New York leaves for Rapid City to pursue land interests. An Odd Fellows and Rebekahs anniversary program planned. Several residents plan to attend a presbytery meeting in Brookings.
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Sterice Boteler
Ho. Brainerd
Minn
Huron
Mos
Samuel Birks
Lois
Marie
Canova
Stour Fally
Chester Birks
Lois Birks
Vermillion
Center’ Street West
Lyle Hobart
Huron Hospital
Gagnon
Roy Griffith
Freedom
N. Y
John W Davis
Rapid City
I. O
Jawa J Avenue
William Haley
Billy
Everett L. Jones
George Costain
R. C. Schulze
Brookings
Helen Vasco undergoes operation ordered by court
Helen Vasco a two year old listed case under appellate division orders to remove armor behind the eye to prevent brain damage. The delicate procedure aimed at saving her sight was to be performed today or tomorrow at Grasslands Hospital after a conference in Judge Smyth's chambers.
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Helen Vasco
Yonkers, Noy
Supreme Court
George M. Smyth
Children's Cart
Helen
St. John’s River
Side “Hospital
Grasslands Hospital
East View
Vase
Patient Consents to Operation Under Hospital and Surgeon Choice
The patient, described as half hysterical, agrees to the operation only if she may choose the hospital and the operating surgeon. Earlier she had warned she would prefer death to seeing her rose an eye.
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Oece
Belen
Rose
Start Recruiting For Relief Army
Pierre April 25 The first 450 men from South Dakota's 500 man unemployment relief quota will be recruited if the federal forestry program begins in Sioux Falls Friday April 28 Relief Director Roy L Emry announced after word from Washington that 490 men will be in the initial call Capt W G Walker of Minneapolis leads South Dakota recruiting offices Men from Minnehaha Lincoln Turner Lake Brookings Moody and McCook counties report to Sioux Falls for examination and enlistment then recruiters move to Huron for Kingsbury Beadle Clark Spink Hand and Miner counties Names and dates to report are being arranged with county relief directors and supplies to bring for examinations Instructions specify no return home after examination Sioux Falls and Huron are the announced recruiting centers with forestry camp assignments to follow as directed by officials.
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Butte
Day
Douglas
Gregory
Hand
Hughes
Hutchimson
McCock
Spink
Turner
Lincoln
Miner
Minnehaha
Aurora Bon Homme
Arale
Clark
Custer
Fall Rives
Grant
Hanson
Marshall
Jetaurd
Brookings
Clay
Hyde
Meade
Todd
Deuel
Faulk
Moody
Potter
Bennett
Carson
Dewey
Edmunds
Jackson
Jones
Lyman
Meliette
Perkins
Union
Ziebach
Shannon
Sully
Stanley
Washahaugh
Hankon
Harding
Sioux Falls
Turner, Lake
McCook
Huron
Emry
Kingsbury
Beadle
Clark, Spink, Hand
Joan
Emiy
Sioux
Falls
Guron
Black Hills
Boycott spreads in Bucharest target Jewish shops
In Bucharest on April 25 fascists from Bukovina have begun a campaign aligned with German fascism. Starting Thursday they will boycott all Jewish shops and businesses.
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Bucharest
Romania
Tran Ruach
Bukovina
Snow Falls in Illinois as Warm Spell Ends
In Chicago on April 2 the forecasted spring warmth vanished as snow showers moved across northern Illinois. Residents woke to wintry conditions contrasting with yesterday's milder weather, disrupting plans and signaling a chilly term ahead.
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Illinois
Chicago
Ilinois
Indian Missionary Luke Walker Dies at 85
Reverend Luke Walker, longtime Sioux Indian missionary of the Episcopal church, died at Fort Hale chapel near Sioux City on April 22 at age 85. He served 60 years on Yankton and Crow Creek and lower Brule reservations, retiring five years ago. His wife of 55 years, Mrs. Walker, had died two years earlier. Despite failing health and blurred vision, he attended Easter services at the end, as reported by Rev. David Clark.
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Gann Valley
Luke Walker
Episcopal Church
Fort Hale Chapel
Qacoma
Lower Brule Indian Reservation
Yankton ‘Reservation
Greenwood
Ft. Thompson
Buffalo County
Crow Creek
Jower Brule
Walker
David Clark
Thompson
Republicans Attack Again on Silver Re Monetization Plan
The piece notes Democratic opposition to banks and discusses a proposed first amendment enabling the president to remonetize silver at a gold-fixed ratio with free coinage. Senators Wheeler and King are cited with administration support, while Attorney General Cummings weighs constitutionality of reducing the dollar’s gold content. The House debates a Tennessee Valley bill amid weather distractions, with Rankin seeking to send it back for changes. Leaders expect the Senate bill to pass and the banking committee to report a $2 billion mortgage refinancing measure for next day’s action.
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Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Cummings
Congress
House
House of Senate
Tenessee
Rankin
Mississippi
House Banking Committee
Herriot Hears Roosevelt Plan For Any Action
In Washington the first meeting between President Roosevelt and M. Herriot proceeded with a general conference of American and French experts including Secretary Hull and the French ambassador. Herriot declared everything in the precise program outlined by the president had been taken up by the experts. The discussions among Roosevelt MacDonald and others touched on world price level central bank policies monetary standards exchange restrictions silver status and related trade questions. The talks aimed to map out the territory for future action rather than conclude definite agreements, while Geneva deadlock over disarmament loomed. Prime Minister Bennett of Canada was in Ottawa ready to join in ongoing conversations.
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M. Herriot
Hull
Ambasasdor
White House
Herriot
Roosevelt Land
MacDonald
Ayong
World Monetary and Economic Conference
Roosevelt
Richard £. Bennett
Canada
World conference reopens with new disarmament push
The World Security Conference resumes today with plans for concrete arms reduction proposals tied to economic recovery discussions led by Norman H. Davis. Delegates fear European invasion, focusing on Franco German relations to unlock progress. Dr Herman Schacht plans to attend Washington talks in May. The Paris cabinet urges currency stabilization as a basis for world recovery while awaiting Washington decisions on the gold standard and war debts.
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Norman H. Davis
United States
Roosevelt
France
Germany
Berlin
Hislmert Schacht
Reichsbank
New York
Loosevelt
Washington
Parliamentary push to approve December defaulted interest payment
Lawmakers consider a measure to authorize payment of interest due on December 15 that had previously defaulted. The move aims to resolve fiscal obligations and restore creditor confidence while outlining funding sources and timeline for disbursement.
Jung Embarks for U S Visit from Genoa
Italian Finance Minister Guido Jung set sail from Genoa aboard the Conte Di Grande to visit the United States. He plans talks on economic issues with President Roosevelt, aiming to discuss trade and financial questions during the trip.
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Fred “Minist
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Jon Hae
Lena Andre
Verna Hille
Hollywood
Igeneva
Walkers Flower Shop
Chevrolet
Jim, Schultner
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Nash Cars
Sizvies
I Brown
Hiren
Paris
Todey
Lebrun
Georges Bonnet
Edouard Herriot
Huron, S. D
Dot Kay
Adox
S Oa
Betty Coi
Claudia
Krazy Kat “Messenger Boy
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Yen
Wera Engels
Edna May Olivet
Bruce Cabot
Flores
W. C. Fields
Hearst News
Tie Father
Humanity
Ralph Morgan
Alexander Kurkeani
Boots Mallory In¢ Ware
John Gilbert
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