Hughes First Decision Sparks Debate On Justice Hughes
A Redfield Journal-Observer account recalls Justice Hughes's first Supreme Court ruling upholding New York workers compensation law in Staten Island Rapid Transit Co. v Phoenix Indemnity Co. The piece contrasts this with Senator McMaster’s opposition, labeling him a demagogue and blaming South Dakota for a reputational reproach.
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Hughes
Senator McMaster
Charles B. Hughes
Supreme Court
Sioux City Journal
Justice Hughes
Redfield Journal-Observer
United States Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
Staten Island Rapid Transit By. Co
Phoenix Indemnity Co
U. S. Supreme Court Reports
McMaster
Gurney Radio
Great Power Trust
United States
South Dakota
Huron Sees flood control via Missouri diversion plan
In Congress debate on Mississippi valley flood control, Rep Sears predicts 600 million dollars for storage reservoirs will end floods. Huron supports a plan diverting upper Missouri floodwaters through North Dakota into James river and Red River valleys, storing water in a series of reservoirs for future industrial needs. The proposal targets preventing lower Mississippi floods and boosting regional development along the James river.
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Huron
Congress
Mississippi Valley
house flood_control committee
Sears
Nebraska
Mississippi
Army
James River Valley
Missouri River
North Dakota
James River
Red River
North
Missouri
Reservoir plan for James River flood control urged
Storage along the Jamies would assure water supply and boost recreation. The diversion project would raise groundwater across a wide area and form lake chains in the James river valley. Huron would benefit from a stronger flood control reservoir plan.
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Jamies
James River
Huron
McMaster coalition doubts fuel South Dakota voting row
A South Dakota debate questions McMaster and coalition power over a tariff bill. The piece notes his claim of coalition votes, his admission of Gran ny as allies, and his unexpected vote against the tariff bill despite a debenture plan, stirring farmer-voter concerns and questions about political motives.
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McMaster
Gotas
Granny
South Dakota
Senate
South
Dakota
Senators Shipstead and Norbeck Lose Vote Over Immigration Basis
The fight to revert immigration quotas to the 188 foreign born census basis failed by one vote, with Shipstead and Norbeck vowing to press the issue again in the next short session. The debate highlights shifts in quotas under the national origins plan, benefiting some regions while restricting Scandinavian and Irish stock.
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Shipstead
Norbede
Norbeck
Irish Free States
Germany
Great Britain
America
Washington
Senate
McMaster
Hoover
Houston
Parker
Kas
Europe
League of Rations
United States
England
Ruth Hanagh McCormick
Haiti
Versole and Coolidge Rewrite Sparks Debate on Speech Length
Pierre Capital Journal editor John Hipple mocks Coolidge for verbosity while quoting a harsh cut down of the famed draft. Senator McMaster’s oracles trigger a statewide backlash as editors defend press independence and endorse Gladys Pyle for governor in the upcoming Republican arena.
This Mad World review and travel notes in one edition
A modern page review lauds This Mad World with Basil Rathbone Kay Johnson and Louise Dresser in a DeMille directed production. It praises acting, direction, and sound recording while noting travel copy on Washington DC and Australia satire, with a light feature on the Good Deeds Department and a local travel note.
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Metro
Basil Rachbone
Ty Johnson
Louise Dresser
Wm. C. DeMille
Nenye
Basil Rathbone
Kay Johinson
DeMille
Mark
Uraria
Kay Johnson
Susquehanna
Maryland
Australia
Washington
Rochester
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Faulkton 4-H Rally Honors Winners and Talks
More than 130 Faulk County 4-H members attended the Faulkton rally on Saturday April 26 where Carl Hairsine won the best crime nickname for The 4-H Herald and received a sterling silver pin. County agent Leo Mowing announced the name chosen by members after a county vote. Festivities included registration, talks by local leaders, a matinee for 4-H members, and music talks on canning and the National 4-H club congress in Chicago. A Clark rally drew over 200 members with club stunts, yells, and a trip reward for Thorp Thread and Thimble club winners.
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Faulk County
Faulk~ Ton
Faulk
Leo KL Mowing
Carl Hairsine
Carl
Mossing
Sylvia Newel
Gettysburg
Alvin Bowers
Cresbard
Chicago
Hazel Grimm
Brookings
Miss Grimm
Rodgers
Clark
H. A. Krug
Couny
City Hall
Clark Theater
Lee ‘Altllish
Birthday Cake Given Members Spink Rally
The Merry Maids Cooking club of Melkite praised the 4-H rally in Redfield as a success. Lucile Kezar thanked leaders for the well organized event and noted talks on club activities and news writing. Birthday celebrations for April members featured a cake by Mrs Wendell, with Marie Wendell of Mothers Helpers sewing club cited.
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Merry Maids Cooking Club of
Melkite
Redfield
Lucile Kezar
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Mrs. Wendell
Marie Wendell
Marie
Mother's Helpers
Clu
Mellette
Merry Maids
Prairie Belles Lesson In Patchwork 4 H Club Meeting
The Spink county 4 H club Prairie Belles led by Mrs. Marshall Starr met at Arlene’s home. President Marian Albaugh called the meeting to order with 11 members answering role call. Visitors Janice Shippee Wilma Edwards and Delores Smith attended. Arlene Darlinger, the secretary, read the minutes and songs were sung as the day’s work began.
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Prairie Belles
Spink County
Marshall Starr
Asome
Arlene
Marian Albaugh
Les
Progressive Maid Club Plans July Camp and Play
Dorothy Starkey announces the Progress Club name suits the six member group. They finished a textile notebook, aim to raise funds via a club play with partner clubs, and plan to attend the Junior Sport Course at Brookings next December with Mrs. Hallet guiding. Next meeting at the local leader’s home on May 10 includes a short program and a picnic lunch.
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Ur Clothing Club
Dorothy Starkey
Frookings
Hallet
Vivian Calkins Hosts Sewing Club Night
Vivian Calkins served as honor guest at the Gilbert and York Busy Maids of St. Lawrence meeting on April 26 at Lois Bennett home. Joyce Sorensen and Lois Bennett demonstrated nightgown making. the club will meet again at Beryl Dixon’s to judge the 4 H bag contest and learn kimono dress methods.
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Vivian Calkins
Gilbert and York
St. Lawrence
Lois Bennett
Joyce Sorensen
Tencer
Minnie Verdugt
Beryl Dixon
Verdugt
Sesson
Sara L. Dewing
Dluty
Chib
Rally attendance praised by Spink county clubs
Nin Kaiser secretary of Mothers Helpers Sewing club Melvette reports full representation at the Spink county rally in Redfield. Mother s Helpers and Merry Maids Garden club claim strong turnout with leading members present. Despite rain, attendees enjoyed a noon picnic lunch and valued new acquaintances and plans to meet again.
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Kaiser
Mothers Helpers Sewing Club of
Melvette
Spink County
Redfield
Cheirs
Sunshine Girls Sewing Club Lesson On Cutting Patterns
Best 4 H sewing base was the principal lesson presented by M Parsons club leader of the Sunshine Girls Sewing club of Hand county at their Saturday meeting. Mrs. Parsons highlighted materials for night gowns, the group met at the Almond home, and a May basket prize will be awarded at the May 72 meeting at the Gaudigo home. Donis Huisman is secretary of the Sunshine club.
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M Parsons
Sunshine Girls Sewing Club
Hand County
John Gaudigo
Donis Huisman
Sunshine Club
Bradley Clippers 4 H Club Hosts Dance Party
The Bradley 4 H Club of Clark rooms sponsored a benefit party in Woodman hall on Wednesday evening. Members included high school students teachers and parents. Lyle Bender led the Bradley Clippers. Dancing and auctions with a midnight supper featured. The Hoover orchestra and Victor Exley provided music. Dorothy Grigg received a candy box for the girls project basket and Nellie Von Gilder for the boys project basket.
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Bradley Clippers 4-H
Bradley 4-H Club
Clark Rooms
Woodman
Bradley Clippers
Hoover Orchestra
Victor
Dorothy Grigg
Nellie von Gilder
Huron Scouts Plan To Attend Camporee
Huron Boy Scouts troop 3 met Monday evening and discussed the motto A Scout is Obedient and other laws. Harold Jacobsen kept roll, Jaci Jay and Virgil Harbert passed tender foot tests, and plans were made to attend the May 23 24 camporee at Wessington Springs.
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Troup
Harold Jacobsen
Jaci Jay
Virgil Harbert
Wessington Springs
Lyle Barton
Eight Springs Scouts Promoted at Court of Honor
Eight Wessington Springs Scouts from troop 18 passed second class tests at a court of honor held at the Congregational church on Tuesday April 23 according to scribe Elmer Schmierer. Ten boys applied and those passing included Elmer Schmierer Roy Jones Douglas Dunham Martin Trei Wyeth Van Buren Bernard Posey Claude Anderson and Theeler. The troop committee acted as judges with Fred Eggers and C K Walker from Huron attending. Dr Walker spoke after the awards.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
Congregational Churen
Elmer Schmierer
Roy Jones
Douglas Dunham
Martin Trei
Wyeth van Buren
Bernard Posey
Claude Anderson
Young Citizen Editor Speaker Y C L Meet in Woonsocket
About 300 attended the Sanbern county C L convention held Saturday April 28 at the Woonsocket public school. Principal address by Miss Leen Erickson of Pierre editor of The Young Citizen official Y C L publication. Delegates to the state convention to be held in Pierre May 27 and 28 were elected. Bernadine McCoy Woonsocket Mary Mickelson Artesian and Gene Brishine Woonsocket were those named.
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Young Citizen
Y-C.l
Sanbern County
C. L
Woonsocket
Iissaleen Erickson
Pierre
Y. CL
Bernadine McCoy
Mary Mickelson
Artesian
Gene Brishine
Woonsockit
pamJed
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Pierre Capital Journal
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Wim
Eighmore | Herald
Gladys Pyle
Sith
Webster Jour
Good Deeds” Department
Ott Lindtype
Occa‘stom
Adele Toews
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christofersen
Paulk and Clark Club
Peter Ohm & Son
Vasyon
Elem
Ieagainer Igee
Automobile Teenance Company
Harford
Conn
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Lampe
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