Urge Destruction Of Cotton Crop To Bring Fair Prices
Washington reports the farm board urged southern planters to destroy about one third of the cotton crop to stabilize prices. The plan involves withholding from the market up to 3,000,000 bales for a year, with governors of 14 cotton states contacted to adopt the proposal. Strong regional opposition and political scrutiny followed amid claims the move could distort market balance and raise tensions within agricultural policy circles.
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Washington
Farm Board
Stone
American Cotton Cooperative Association
The
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Agriculture Department
Autogiro Demonstration Delayed In Huron
Captain Lewis A. Yancey, trans Atlantic flier, delays arrival for autogiro demonstration announced by Champion Spark Plug. Mechanical trouble at Sioux Falls postponed his South Dakota tour including Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Huron and possibly other towns. Exact arrival time to be announced. demonstration planned at Huron airport.
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Lewis A. Yancey
Huron
Champion
Spark Plug Company
Yancey
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
New York
Capt. Yancey
Mitchell
Rotary Welcomes Dr Chester Bailey Osteopath in Frederick
Dr Chester L Bailey was inducted into the Frederick Maryland Rotary Club at a Wednesday meeting. He is classified as an osteopath and has practiced in Frederick for two years, son of Mr and Mrs C L Bailey of Huron.
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Rotary
Chester L. Bailey
Frederick, Md
Rotary Club
Ex. Bailey
C. L. Bailey
Huron
Frederick
Weather unsettled in Huron and South Dakota this week
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and Friday across Huron and South Dakota. Isolated showers possible with cooler spells in extreme west and extreme southeast. Extreme east portions may see slight warming, while western north areas stay cooler Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
West End
Woman Wallops Man Who Greeted Her Hello Baby
Chicago report recounts Frank Beters approaching a large stranger with a Hello Baby. The 500 pound woman delivered a left uppercut, glancing but effective, chasing him until police intervened. Beters was jailed. the woman left without giving her name, fearing her jealous husband.
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Chicago
Frank Beters
Heters
Mathew Brennan
Fred Krueger
Briers
Brennan
Fall Denied Clemency for Interior Secretary
Washington August 13 Executive clemency was denied today to Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior serving a year and a day for accepting a bribe Attorney General Mitchell announced the petition would not be sent to the president as none of the three prosecutors and judges advised clemency The order required papers to be sent only in exceptional cases if advised.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Mitchell
Hoover
Fall
Rebel Outbreaks Spread In Cuba Amid Fighting
Havana dispatches report widespread rebel activity across Cuba as 49 locations in six provinces see insurgent detachments. Fourteen insurgents and a loyalist guardsman were killed at Cejas Del Negro, with government troops taking 26 prisoners and seizing arms. General Mario Menocal is said to hide in Pinar Del Rio, while authorities claim peace in many districts despite growing revolt in Pinar Del Rio and Matanzas. The Interior Secretary says the government remains serene and will rely on the army to restore order.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Santa Clara
Pinar del Rio
Arai
Mario G. Menocal
Pinar del Hio
Matanzas
Zubizarreta
National Army
Davy
Republic
Contract Let For Paying S Dakota Highway Work
The Jensen Paying company of Rapid City won a state highway contract for paving 0.66 mile on State 37 north from Huron, pending Federal Bureau of Public Roads approval, at about 716,900 dollars. The firm, finishing a seven mile job on Federal Highway No. 14 west of Huron, may move to the South Dakota avenue project this week. Work to extend pavement through the state fair grounds toward the Great Northern tracks was expected to finish tonight, with the 0.66 mile stub starting from Thirteenth Street to the cemetery corner intersection.
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S. Dakota
Pierre
Jensen
Rapid City
State Highway Commission
Huron
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Jensen Pay Ing Company
State Fair Grounds
Great Northern
Thirteenth Street
Cemetery Corner
Diamonds Stolen From Van Schreeven Jewelry
In Sioux City on August 13 two well dressed African American men robbed Van Schreeven jewelry store of five diamond rings valued at 300 dollars. The crime was discovered at closing time and a clerk reported the incident to police after the two suspects entered to view rings and left without buying.
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Sioux City
van Schreeven
Crops as a Whole Better Than Last Year Says Weather Bureau
Washington reports a drier pattern earlier but moisture became more even through growing months. Crop yields remain generous for key crops, with late crops likely to improve after recent rains. Huron shows 8.67 inch rainfall deficiency year to date. Des Moines man William Martin Healy, 16, of Des Moines, killed in a west Des Moines area auto crash. aunt and cousin injured.
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Washington
J. X. Kincer
Weather Bureau
Agriculture Department
Kincer
Montana
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebrake
Kansas
Town
Huron
Federal Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Sidney
Neb
William Martin Healy
Here
C. J. Ivory
Brother shoots to scare in gasoline theft incident
Virgil, Aug 13 Special Victor Bader, 35, recovering from shotgun wounds after his brother Gus, 40, mistook him for a gasoline thief and fired near a threshing rig run by the Bader brothers. Victor and Christian were en route for repairs when the shot occurred. Gus remained on guard southwest of Virgil on leased land.
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Virgil
Victor Bader
Gus
Alpena
Bader
Ong Jeng
Alres
Bader Brothers
Victor
Christian
Virggil
Clouster
Alleged Bootlegger Nabbed At Sisseton
Sisseton Aug. 13. Charley Tower alleged bootlegger was arrested by Sheriff Jack Cuffe and Roberts County State’s Attorney Clarence Anderberg at Ortley while unloading Aquor. Auto, two revolvers, a gas gut and a liquor supply were seized. Canton police commissioner W A Kinsey died early today after two weeks illness. Funeral service set for Sunday at 3 PM.
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Sisseton
Charley Tower
Jack Cuffe
Clarence Anderberg
Roberts County
Ortley
Canton
Laughing Causes Boy's Fractured Skull at Circus
In Chicago a one year old, Andrew Kuslew, laughed at clowns, fell between seats from a 15 foot drop, sustaining a fractured skull. Doctors say he has a fair chance of recovery.
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Chicago
Andrew Kuslew
Farm Board Wheat May Be Imported Into South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde toured drought and grasshopper damaged regions in south central South Dakota. He considered using Farm Board wheat as livestock feed to relieve shortages, noting 3,000 hogs shipped from Kennebec yesterday due to feed scarcity and promising immediate action within loan limits. Secretary Hyde planned further talks in Yankton and Des Moines as relief leaders urged rapid assistance.
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Freder, Zimmer
Associated Press
Federal Farm Board
South Dakota
Hyde
Pierre
Kennebec
Farm Board
Chicago
Here
Green
Mr. Hyde
Yankton
Washington
Hyde Lake
Daota
Stanley
Lyman
Tripp
L. G. Troth
Lafe
Gregory
Missouri
Wheeler
Etl
Charles Mix
Bon Homme
Agriculture
Pierra
Des Moines
Asures
Arthur M. Hyde
Trucker Snoozes While Thugs Loot Ice Cream Truck
L. G. Johnson, a Fairmont creamery truck driver, slept through a break in last night. Thieves pried open the truck, took 17 pounds of butter and five gallons of chocolate ice cream, and then called Eskimo pies under Johnson's window. The truck was parked in the driveway near his home. Johnson, surprised, admitted he slept through the disturbance.
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L. G. Johnson
Fairmont Creamery
Johnson
Check Conditions On Indian Lands In Dakotas And Montana
Washington August 13 A family to family survey of Indian reservations in the two Dakotas and Montana is being conducted by the Indian service to determine measures to prevent privation during winter after drought and grasshoppers destroyed crops Charles J Rhoads Indian commissioner said the situation is acute but he does not despair and expects completion in about two weeks He noted about 65000 Indians are affected and resources should cover needs until Congress meets in December If need is shown Congress would be asked to appropriate funds for construction rents and relief for the indigent and aged.
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Washington
Dakotas
Montana
Indian Service
Charles J. Rhoads
Oklahoma
Rhoads
Bureau
Congress
Hawks and Green Race Ends in Flying Chiefs Victory
Chief Chetan Kinyan formerly Frank Hawks, famed aviator, earns honorary Sioux title and defeats Gov. Green in a mounted horse race at Hot Springs. Hawks later set a new westward speed record from New York to Chicago at four hours four minutes, surpassing prior marks.
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Hawks
Green
Governor
Chicago
Chetan Kinyan
Frank Hawks
Roosevelt Field
New York
Flying Hawk
Hot Springs
New York City
Warren E. Greer
South Dakota
Dakota
Standing Bear
Pine Ridge
Wae Hornet
Governor Green
Captain Hawks
Piecra
Wood
Frank Hosington
Starley County
South Dakota Ranch
James Goodwin Hall
Europe
L. E. Highley
Springs
Fair Grounds
Philip
Pierrey
Huron Remains HQ as Larger Rail Group Forms
CHICAGO Aug 13 The Chicago and North Western Railway consolidates Minnesota and Madison into two divisions the Madison and the Dakota for economy. The Dakota division gains Pierre to Rapid City line. Huron remains Dakota HQ. Mason City Iowa to host north Iowa division head. G E Bonner to retire. Staff changes unlikely. executives to bear the burden of cost cuts amid broader transport competition.
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Dakota
Minnesota
Madison
Rapid City
Huron
Chicago
Chicago and North Western
Wasces
Minn
Waseca
Pierre
South Dakota
Black Hills
M. J. Boyle
Minensota
North Iowa
Mason City
Iowa
G. E. Bonner
Huron Girl Wins Sweepstakes Prize in Local Coloring Contest
Nona Johnson of 207 Utah avenue southeast won this week’s sweepstakes on The Evening Huronite Kuron theater comic page coloring contest. Her prize page titled Our Boarding House showed unusually detailed work. She is 13. other winners include five from Huron, two from Wolsey, and one from Mullins with names like Phyllis Hurd Margaret Reese Eleanor Helseth Harriet Bergstrom Kathryn Mae Fry Hazelle Timperley Adell Johnson Ruth Bevier.
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Huron
Nona Johnson
Utah Avenue South East
Wolsey
Phyllis Hurd
Margaret Reese
The
Willets
Eleanor Helseth
Harriet Bergstrom
Hun'on
Gumps
Kathryn Mae Fry
Walsey
Ruth Bevier
Cavour
Our
Hazelle Timperley
Adell Johnson
Man Bitten By Dog In Rabies Case Near Sioux City
Sioux City August 13 A farmer W M Crooks 65 living near the city is in serious condition with rabies after being bitten by a mad dog on June 20. He developed symptoms Sunday and was taken to a local hospital yesterday. Relatives report he is in the violent stage and serum injections were to be given today in an effort to save his life.
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Sioux City
W. M. Crooks
Crooks
Errors Give Pirates Victory Over Giants
Two errors by Bill Hunnefield aided the Pirates to score four runs in the first inning and defeated the New York Giants in the first game of a double header 7-5.
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Pirates
Giants
NEW York
Bill Hunnefield
New York Giants
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