Sharpe counters Bulow critique as admission of weakness
South Dakota Attorney General M Q Sharpe defended his banking report against Governor Bulows criticism arguing the governors stance shows remissness in enforcing banking laws He says the report follows Bulows own 1929 recommendations and warns his administration would undermine safety by sidelining law and relying on one mans policy The memo defends the department and emphasizes lawful supervision and public confidence in banks.
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Bulow
Fred F. Smith
Sharpe
United States
Tegis- EE
Platte
Werner
Vernor
Bank of Platte
South Dakota
Smith
Hirning
McMaster
Mr. Smith
M. Q. Sharpe
20 Years Ago e Today In Huron
Local column recaps residents leaving for extended trips to Colfax Indiana Sioux City and the south as well as arrivals from Iroquois and plans for building additions. Ammunition of changes includes J P Walsh purchasing a building and new tenants taking over Tolmie shop space. Mrs George McBride returns from Crawfordsville Indiana after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dinneen
Colfax
Sioux City
South
Charles Greer
Iroquois
C. H. Ainsworth
S. F. Snediger
Wisconsin Street
C. ¥. Koepp
Nebraska Street
Ambroge Blake
Carl Mouser
Polson
Mont
Joe Cort
Tast
Chicago
Rochelle
Matison
Wis
Amelia
Huron
J. P. Walsh
John Tolmie
Tolmie
Fensburg and
Hinman
George McBride
Crawfordsville
Ind
Sioux Falls Woman to Take Paris Trip
Mrs. Mary A. Cowie of 410 South Grange Ave will sail from New York on May 7 with other gold star mothers on a government trip to France. She visits the grave of her son Edward Cowie buried in the Somme American cemetery.
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Sioux Falls
Paris
Mary A. Cowie
South Grange Ave
New York
France
Edward Cowie
Somme
Ceme
Lesson on New Primary Law Noter
In a four part series by Huros I of Women Voters readers learn South Dakota's new primary law. The lesson covers how parties form signatories for nominating petitions and the two nomination methods. It explains voter registration rules penalties for illegal registration and voting and when the primary takes place.
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Huros I
South Dakota
Particu
Mc Laughlin Cowie Post Named In Sheldon
Edward Cowie, from Sheldon Iowa, died of wounds received in action at the Somme. The Sheldon American Legion post is named for Mrs Cowie s son The Mc Laughlin Cowie post. A Sioux Falls trip for gold star mothers is planned as part of government voyages with departures May 3 from New York and May 29 Cherbourg return, aboard the U S America and U S President Harding.
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Jtery
Bony Aisne
Edward Cowie
Sheldon
Iowa
Somme
American Legion
Sioux Falls
New York
Cherbough
France
U. S. America
U. S
Harding
State Makes Study Of Farm Electrification
Brookings April 23 A South Dakota study on farm electrification and rural power lines will continue at South Dakota State College under a committee from the division of agriculture. L C Prickett outlined a proposed three million dollar national research fund to be set aside by the National Electric Light Association for college research nationwide. There are 600000 farms electrified in the United States with rural mileage equal to all city mileage.
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Brookings
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Division of Agriculture
L. C. Prickett
National Electric Light Association
United States
Addi
Rural power expansion plans tested at State college
About half a million farms own their own power plants. Studies will assess whether rural distribution burdens for power sales are manageable and if increased rural use will yield sufficient profit. Experiments at State college will be directed by the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station.
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State College
South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Robbers Take Golf Goods From Kirschman Drug Store
Sioux Falls police investigate a break in at Kirschman drug store on Twelfth street Grange avenue. Thieves gained access by breaking a rear basement window and forcing a top stair door with an ice pick. Loot includes golf clubs a golf bag leather pocketbook golf balls and pens and pencils valued at 40 to 50 dollars.
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Sioux Falls Sioux Halls
Kirschman
Twelfth Street
Grange Avenue
Louis Kirschman
Jewelry Store Change of Ownership in Pierre
Howard Marshall, after six years at Nelson Jewelry Store in Pierre, bought the business from the estate administrators on April 29.
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Pierre
Specia
Howard ‘Ek
Marshall
Nelson Jewelry
Study Club Plans To Observe Music Week
In Wessington on April 29 specials report that the Woman's Study club will meet with Mrs. Ed Shaw on Thursday May 1. Current events will be given pertaining to music. The music program has been arranged by Mrs. George McKay and Mrs. Edna Hukman.
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Wessington
Woman's Study Club of
Ed Shaw
George McKay
Edna Hukman
Sisseton Musicians Hold First Practice
Sisseton, April 29. A large crowd greeted new band leader Haciot of Avon Minn at the first practice with 27 musicians attending and hopes for more. The group will be led for a limited time to start the band, with a city hall rehearsal and a forthcoming concert once ready. Plans also note Mrs Ade line Karcher obtaining a passport for a European tour this summer from Pierre.
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Sisseton
Haciot
Sissaton
Avon
Minn
New England States
Pierre
Adeline Karcher
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Johnson Bast
Eathbone
Am, G. M
Talking Picture
Charlie Murray
AGS
Talkartoon
Paramount Sound News
Fersmewst Pictures
Janet Gaynor
Chas. Farrel
Will Rogers
U.S
Letion
Party
Candi
Lawrence Welk
Wolley
Tiny
Peter Ohm & Son Ace Huron
Huronite
Daum
Clint
Bessie Robbins
Jeanne Eagles
Bessie
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