Gas Bomb Fumes Close New York Stock Market
Fumes from two tear gas bombs were tossed into an open ventilating pipe at the New York Stock Exchange halting trading for hours. Police and emergency squads evacuated the floor and surrounding offices while traders and clerks, many with irritated eyes, streamed into the streets. No one was seriously injured.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Financial District
Broad
Wall Streets
Burleson Rites Aree Held Today
Funeral services for Rt Rev Hugh L Burleson assistant to the presiding bishop of the Episcopal church were held in Sioux Falls with Northwest prelates in attendance Interment was at Woodlawn beside his wife who died five years earlier Bishops Ernest Sheyle Conrad Gestes David W Clark and others participated with closing prayers and blessings led by Rt Rev Joseph M Francis Rt Rev W Blair Roberts and Rt Rev Irving P Johnson conducted the committal service at the cemetery
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Sioux Falls
Hugh L. Burleson
Northwest
Burleson
Tuedsay
Camp Remington
Black Hills
Woodlawn
Ernest Sheyle
Nebraska
Conrad Gestes
Pierre
David W. Clark
FL Thompson
Joseph M. Francis
Indianapolis
W. Blair Roberts
South Dakota
Irving P. Johnson
Colorado
Gandhi Given One Year Sentence in Poona
Gandhi, re-arrested in Poona, India, is sentenced to one year in jail after refusing to halt political activities. The magistrate notes the sentence is simple imprisonment due to his age and condition, Gandhi requesting placement among the lowest grade of prisoners. In Washington, public works approves road allocations from a 40 million federal fund for South Dakota, with spending in 67 counties.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Washington
Public Works
Administration
Jbas
Souths Dakota
Weather Report for Hurea and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with light winds. outlook shows no significant precipitation. The forecast covers Hurea and surrounding area, noting modest temperature changes and minimal maritime impact.
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Hurea
Saaer
Johnson Decrees Two Weeks Leeway For Wage Code Debate
Washington August 4 Two weeks leeway was decreed by Hugh Johnson recovery administrator before sanctioning pressure on business to comply with President Rooswell blanket wage and employment agreement. Johnson said the period would help businesses adjust personnel to new wages and hours, while warning no recalcitrant groups would halt the recovery program. He noted the act aims to avoid coercion and that local public opinion would guide enforcement.
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Johnson
Washington
Hugh §. Johnson
Rooswell
Nol
South Dakota To Hear Tax Law Repeal Debates In Session
Aug 4 Pierre SD arguments and votes on repealing the state gross and income tax law dominated the special legislative session. Opponents challenged efforts to place repeal on record while amendments seek to cut the retail tax from 1 percent to 0.5 percent and adjust receipts distribution to schools. Senate and House reports show committees unfavorable to repeal, with administration support for changes to ease property tax relief in districts.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Roy Burns
Sioux’ Falls
Reueet
Joe ‘Atkins
Westington Springs
Senate
Arowe
Mrs Huntington Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Mrs Myrtle Isabel Huntington 53 died last night at 669 Third Street SW from a heart attack. Born in Utica Minnesota she moved to Huron as a child and married July 3 1899. Survived by husband two daughters and one son Harry LeRoy Huntington Mrs Bonita Morvill Hazel Huntington all of Huron. Two children predeceased her. Member of Royal Neighbors Degree of Honor and Women’s Benefit Association. Funeral by Rev A Carlson Monday at 2 at Walsh’s chapel with Riverside Cemetery burial.
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Myrtle Isabel Huntington
Roy Huntington
Third Street
Huntington
Utica
Minn
Huron
Harry LeRoy Huntington
Bonita Morvill
Hazel Huntington
Charles
Dorothy Huntington
Hurtington
Royal Neighbors of America
Degree of Honor
Women's Benefit Association
A. Carlson
First Congregations
Walsh's
Riverside Cemetery
Flour Mills Code Takes Effect In Temporary Form
Washington reports a temporary code of fair practice for flour mills allowing a 0 hour work week under recovery administrator Hugh S. Johnson. The code enables millers to win NRA reemployment blue eagle status under the voluntary agreement, with wage scales from 4 cents to 0.744 cents per hour and a five cent differential favoring southern territory east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
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Washington
Hugh 5
Johnson
NRA
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Delay In Shaping Code Noted For Packers Interests
Packers interests are affected as representatives have been asked to come to Washington immediately so the question may be settled soon. The move signals swift action on the policy, with key stakeholders awaiting final decision and legislative input in the capital.
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Washington
NRA Program Gets Unexpected Support
RAPID CITY Aug. 4 Local flower lovers report rose moss blooming earlier than usual, a four o clock in mid day, defying Hugh S Johnson’s demand for shorter hours. A nearby filling station, the town’s only co operating with the NRA program, notes regular afternoon closings and noon closures this past week.
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Rapid City
Portu
Jaca
NRA
Bossomar
Hugh S.johnson
NRA movement signs spread among Huron merchants
In Huron today, 172 establishments signed up to receive NRA posters and supplies as part of a state led effort to enforce a national code. The meeting in Chicago featured IT W. B. Tamblyn presiding over auto dealer drafts and codifications.
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Huron
NRA
Chicago
W._B. Tamblyn
Wrestling Riot Shocks Toronto Spectator Knocked Unconscious
Chaos erupts at the Toronto bout as Jack Washburn of Boston delivers rough tactics against Toe Makewilez of Utica, triggering a near riot. Reports describe a shaken crowd and Washburn’s aggressive style as the main event ends in confusion at the arena.
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Red
Toronto
Jack
Solktory
Washburn
Boston
Makewilez
Utica
Dan
Montague
A . Boston
House Approves Banking Law Conformity Measures
South Dakota House advances three bills to align state banking laws with federal rules. Measures allow state banks to pledge public deposits, issue capital debentures, and provide bonds as surety through bank officers. Debate focused on branch banking and rushed action before adjournment, with opposition cites fairness and timing concerns.
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House
Bus
Hor- Finance Corporation
Eteelyea
News Behind the News on Japan Arms Budget Debate
In Washington Aug 3 1833 discussion mocks the seriousness of Japan boosting its arms budget by 45 percent while critiquing domestic defense. The piece notes Japan may push for a 5-5-5 naval ratio, Britain resists, and the coming naval conference faces a big clash. Casual mention of a boycott and Japan’s quieter recent activity appears.
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Washington
Beivataly
Japan
Upderneath
Britain
Outside Rackets Barred In Huron At Legion Convention
The William Reaves post of the American Legion voted to bar special enterprise and racket operators from doing business in Huron during the convention. Officials of the past have been assured cooperation of the Huron police department in enforcement. Special detectives will be on duty to help control the situation. Delegates named to represent the post include Jake Sewell Everett Hos Markey L Weir Leo A y Charles Dukes and others. A resolution sought Beadle county commissioners to add a representative of the American Legion to the county relief committee to protect ex service men.
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William “Reaves
Amer ‘Ica Legion
Huron
American Legion
Huron ‘Police Department
B.C. McKenzie
Econventon
Stat
Hur
Beadle County
Gener
William Reaves
Jake
Ed. Sewell
Everett Hos. Markey
L. Weir
Leo A. Y. Charles Dukes
L. F. Carnell
Ry Crawford
T. J. Covighlin
A. C. Jahn
Keith Potter
Leo. McDermott
J.B. Snyder
Ross Wrey
Sainsbury
George
Olson
Ws .C
D. K. Serliby
J. Ro van Arndale
Korta
Charles
Fred
Exlandson
J. Clarke
Harry, Sanders
Frank Steley
C. B. Buchanan
Kar
Buchholz
Ta Caufman
Yuye
Beer Bill Faces Amendments In Lower Chamber
PIERRE Aug 4 The house prepares to vote on the senate approved beer bill while Democrats push adjournment by Saturday night. An amendment to lower on premise sale licenses from 75 to 40 dollars a year passed 4 to 37, as Rep Paul W Opshal argues for broader beer access. Session completion by day’s end was uncertain, with focus on beer legislation and a did-not-approve mood on other measures. Two committees report a do pass on the beer bill, a special order of business set for 7 p.m.
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Paul W. Opshal
Brentford
House
State Affairs
Snally
Senate Jate
H. A. Ustrad
Harry Williams
Carson County
Ustrad
Long Illness Fatal To Alpena Pioneer
Alpena August 4 Special G Hy Youngs pioneer resident of South Dakota died at his home here this morning after a lingering illness. He had been an invalid for three years and confined to his bed part of the time. A pioneer of Dakota territory he filed on a homestead in Dale township in spring 1882. Unable to work the farm he moved into Aspens in 1822. Suevavink is the widow and one daughter.
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Alpena
G. Hy Youngs
South Dakota
Youngs
Dakota ‘Territory
Dale Township
Aspens
Suevavink
Daugh
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NRA Movement
HL Stein
Eatelline
Jong
Cave
Kentucky
Arthur. Mitchell
Brookings
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Centerville
Banking ‘Committee
Messare
George’ ‘Rice
Flandreau
Peter‘gor
Paul
Mallo
Huron Legion
Polley
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