Republican Party Faceoff Over Southern Patronage
Washington dispatch reports renewed intra party strife as Horace A. Mann and followers press for autonomy in southern affairs while Postmaster General Brown and national committee leaders brace for official action. Claudius Husson to resign as national chair with possible provisional successors discussed. South Dakota Republicans prepare for the November campaign led by Charles S. McDonald amid absentee leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Washington
National Committee
Horace A. Mann
Hoover
Brown
Mason-Dixon Line
Mano
Savannah
Georgia
Avi
South
Hart
Mann
Claudius Husson
Tennessee
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Charles S. McDonald
Warren E. Green
Hazel
C. E. Coyne
Fort Pierre
Gleason Dies Before Dream Is Fulfilled
New York August 7. Patrick Gleason late mayor of Long Island City dreamed of peat for the poor and near Maspeth peat bogs. His nephew Timothy Gleason now owns 108 acres from Arnold Rothstein's estate and plans peat cutting and curing in Irish fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
New York
Patrick Gleason
Long Island City
Maspeth
Long Island
Timothy Gleason
Arnold Rothstein
Boy Tends Still To Keep Out Of Trouble
In Kelso Washington Sheriff reports B Martin, jailed for liquor law violations, said his 14 year old son tended a still to keep him out of mischief. He cited concerns about youths getting into trouble amid many risks. Separately Mrs. Mary Anna Havens filed a $25,000 damages suit in Edwardsville circuit court against Dr. Raven’s former wife Florence M. Havens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Wash
B. Marfin
C. B. Dill
Nowa
Martin
Eume
Ill
Aug
Mary’ Anna Havens
This City
James A. Havens
Granite City
Raven
Florence M. Havens
Sioux City
Iowa
Edwardsville
Weather outlook for Moree and vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight and Friday. Temperature is expected to rise slightly with a small change in daily highs and lows.
Hunters To Fuel Endurance Plane At Yankton Fair
Four Hunter brothers with an endurance record in the air visit Yankton for a Sunday exhibition at the fair. Their 553 hour feat and refueling plan will be demonstrated with the City of Chicago and a third plane named Big Ben. A Megaphone address and aerial stunts are planned as crowds from Sioux City Sioux Falls Aberdeen Rapid City lines attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Yankton Fairfair
Hugh Danforth
Sirfair
Hollywood
Airfair Committee
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid Air Lines
Hobbyist Name Hunters Ramp Up In Huron Directory
The 1934 Huron city directory by R L Polk & Co features odd name pairings and humorous combinations such as Biggerstaff Huntwork and Diamond Jewell. The buyers guide and tenant ownership symbols aid credit and real estate uses, with distribution across North America via directory libraries. The project targets Huron residents via the Chamber of Commerce and promises broad reach beyond city lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growih
Solomon
Zelda
Switzerland
Cam
Huron
R. L. Polk & Co
New Directory
Biggerstaff
Huntwork
Lampe and Light
Diamond
Jewell
Ally
Lane and Rhoades
Armour and Swift
Cocoa and Coffey
Crabb and
Croas
Dill
Pickell and Heinz
Little and
Salt
Dock
Trotter
Gallup
Roses
Flower
Stetle
Stone
Berg
Breese
Blow
Brooks
Hoy
Burns
Fry
Cook
Merritt
Economy
Kinsman
Pocahontas
John Smith
Association of North American Directory Publishers
R.L. Polk & Co
Huron’ Chamber of Commerce
Hawks Averages 173 M. P. H. In Daylight Transcontinental Flight
Los Angeles flyer Frank Hawks set the daylight east west record in a Curtiss Travelair from New York to Los Angeles in 14 hours 0 minutes 43 seconds at 173 mph average. He stopped five times over 2 500 miles battling storms and winds, finishing amid applause as his parents and Roscoe Turner watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Coast City
New York City
Frank Hawks
United States
Hawks
Curtiss Field
New York
Municipal Airport
Travelair
Roscoe Turner
Columbus
Ohio
St. Louis
Wichita
Kaw
Albuqueque
N. M
Kingman
Ariz
Turner
Pittsburgh
Terre Hate
Ind
Arizona-California
Arizona
Hawke
Charles M. Hawks
Golf Hawks
High Prices Hurt Farmers Says Virginia Official
Ver mont commissioner of country life Henry C. Taylor told the Virginia Institute of Public Affairs that farmers suffer from high purchase costs rather than low sale prices. He blamed new theories of limited competition and middlemen control, urging a return to competitive, tariffed and government guided economy or new farmer institutions. Cooperation alone cannot solve the issue under current law. The federal farm board was praised, but drastic price controls might be unnecessary with a restored economic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Williams
National’ Livestock . Marketing Association
Farm Board
Purty
Feeder
Plans for 82nd Division Reunion at Camp Gordon
Atlanta August 7 plans announced for a reunion of the 82nd division of the U S army from World War I at Camp Gordon near Atlanta September 26 to 23 to mark the 12th anniversary of the Argonne drive. About 50 000 men from all states served in the division. One member Sergeant Alvin York of Tennessee has a special invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Plana
82Nd
United States Army
Camp Gordon
Here
Alvin York
Tennessee
Two Gunmen Shoot And Kill Each Other In New Orleans
Authorities identify two men Frank Mullern and Rube Chisholm former convict as they shot each other to death in a street intersection New Orleans residents heard five shots and a woman scream while police searched for the unidentified woman involved in the daytime firearm incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank, Mullern
Rube
Robber Eludes Patrol as Officer Slips in Soap
Police officer Louis McCullough washed up at a gas station and struggled to find the new towel box. A bandit seized the attendant’s cash during the distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McCullough
McCullough
Plan to unite Americas business men to solve crisis
Dr. Miguel Varona Guerre proposes a Pan American economic alliance uniting 22 countries through regional technical bodies and universities. Eight regions would organize private action, training, and a continental institute to staff a supreme board guiding economic progress.
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H. &. Knobalugh
Associated Press
Havana
Americas
Miguel Varona
Varona
Citte
Hage
Department of Public Works
National
Secret Police
Customs
The
North Region
Canada
U.S
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Columbia
Ecuador
Argentina
Uruguay
Paruguay
Brazil
Venezuela
Panama
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Costa Rica
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Cuba
Guatemala
Antillian
Santo Dominican Republic
Haiti
Plant City bombing suit seeks $100000 in injuries
In Tampa circuit court Mrs. L. Waller and husband sue for $50,000 each over injuries from a dynamite blast placed on their back porch. The incident linked to a bombing suspect lynched last April 2 in Bartow. Mrs. Waller lost sight and a leg, while her husband seeks loss of services and home destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
John Hodax
Plant City
Waller
Wallers
Hodax
Gregg New Treasurer of Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell August 7 Raymond R Gregg of Waukegan Ill has been engaged as a new treasurer and business manager of Dakota Wesleyan University to succeed J F Way Way served twenty years at Wesleyan Gregg holds a master of arts and bachelor of arts degrees from the University of Chicago
Board Defers Action On Car License Plates
A municipal board deferred decision on new car license plate policies amid ongoing review. Officials cited pending data and comment periods, with no immediate changes or implementation dates announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
of Charition and Corrections
Hoover Assured Of Safe Riding
Washington August 7 Hoover says he can expect to finish his White House years without an auto accident given extensive motor travel and chauffeur Francis Robinson who has driven presidents since 1910 without a crash. Robinson recalls Taft and Wilson as fast drivers, notes Hoover and predecessors favored travel but were cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Franeiy H. Robinson
Robinson
Boston
Tad
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Taft
Mrs. Schenck Sues Van for 52000 in Brooklyn Suit
Mrs. Lilien Schenck widow and heir of Joe Schenck sues Gus B Van reconstruction name August Van Glohn in Brooklyn Supreme Court seeking 52000 claimed due on a debt at Van’s Detroit death and 25000 from an insurance agreement to the survivor of the Van and Schenck team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lilien. Schenck
Joe Schenck
Van
Schenck
Gus B. van
Broklyn Supreme Court
August van Glohn
Believe Cashier Was Robbed And Murdered In Sioux City
Report states postoffice cashier Harry M. Holt vanished with $3000. police investigate clues suggesting Holt was robbed and possibly murdered. News notes the odor of foul play and ongoing inquiry in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Harry M
Holt
Government Plans Relief As Grain Prices Boom On Damaged Crops
Government agencies seek relief amid record drought in the middle west and south as grain prices surge on news of crop damage. Railways offer rate reductions and free cattle transport to aid farmers while heavy rains flood Aberdeen and nearby areas. Chicago grain pits show early gains then close lower with wheat and corn ending mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
South
Chicago Board of Trade
South Dakota
Miller
Gettysburg
Spink County
Aberdeen
Chicago
Hoover directs drought relief push as damages loom
President Hoover leads preparations to extend relief to drought victims amid forecasts of damages possibly reaching a billion dollars. The Farm Board weighs substantial credit to farmers under emergency marketing act interpretations while railways offer cooperation in feed, cattle movement, and potential freight relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Weather Bureau
Farm Board
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Farm Loan Board
Farm Land Banks
Joint Stock Land Banks
Senator Hobinson
Arkansas
Congress
Carl Williams
Legge
Northwest
Rain soaks South Dakota towns amid heavy storms
Rain swept across Huron and surrounding areas boosting drought relief for crops. The Wall Lake district saw nearly three inches with high winds causing farm damage. Gettysburg and Potter county districts reported showers with light to moderate totals. Aberdeen endured a near three inch downpour ending a drought, flooding streets and stressing water supply.
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South Dakota
Huron
Miler
Wall Lake District
Miller
Cliff Taylor Farm
Dell Taylor
Hand County
Gettysburg
Potter County
Redfield
Spink County
Wessington
Aberdeen
South
Westport
Barnard
Groton
Warner
Jane
Selby
Here
Strasbourg
N. D
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Fess
Robert HL. Lucas
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Winter
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Taylor
Police
Guerrero
H.mencken
Sarah Powell Haardt
Mencken
American Mercury
Baltimore
Silvee
Animala ‘Ane
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St. Helena
Crofton
Fordyce
Hartington
Bloomfield
Volin
Iver
Gayville
Meckling
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