Move to name a czar to regulate oil output eyed
New York Aug 21 Independent oil interests launched a campaign for appointing a czar to regulate oil output. Pamphlets in Wall Street name Robert W. Stewart former Standard Oil of Indiana chair as likely appointee. They say he would wield influential power through broad consensus rather than a dictatorial post. Stewart would probably accept if offered, though major oil firms may oppose. Col Bob Stewart, once a Huron resident, is known locally.
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New York
Crac
Wall Street
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Boston Evening Transcript
Inktucorial Peakien
Stewart
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil
Clark
Wyoming
Col
Bob Stewart
Huron
Pierre
Earhays
Seek Signatures To pave Avenue Avenue Road petition
City officials seek signatures from Dakota avenue property owners to allow paving of an 118 foot strip left between the current road and a new federal aided section. If all owners sign, contract could be let immediately. otherwise delays push back completion to October and raise costs. Commissioner Wagner cites estimated 900 dollars as the 118 foot cost, with optimism tempered by owner turnout. Detours and paving plans outline from Beenty Second Street northward to the new stripe with paving starting Monday.
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Dan Wagner
Dakota Avenue
Gil
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Street
Aide
Wagner
Jenet
Huron
Beenty-Second Street
Aigna
Higher
Wolsey
Grain Agency and Brazil Swap Wheat for Coffee
The federal grain stabilization corporation will swap 25,000,000 bushels of surplus wheat for 1,050,000 bags of coffee. Ambassador De Lima and George Milner signed the accord at the Brazilian embassy after negotiations in Washington and Brazil. Additional coffee will pay for grading and granary services, with release to consumption channels in monthly allotments after a year.
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Washington
Federal Grain Stabilization Corporation
Brazil
Ambassador de Lima
George Milner
New York
Farm Board
Cuban unrest in Havana yields fatal injury and tensions
In Havana Aug 21 an outbreak of clashes between rebel sympathizers and loyal troops left one man fatally hurt and raised government tensions ahead of a possible showdown with rebels. Officials blamed isolated uprisings while pacifying efforts cited Pardoned Prisoners and police thwarting a student plot. Ambassadors predicted a speedy end to the revolt as reports of rebel raids were disputed.
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Havana
Wilfredo Hernandez
Clos
Machado
Noevilee
Washington
Ambameder Guggenheim
State Department
Castle
Department
Frederiksborg
Denmark
Cuba
Preston Collignon duo vanish on northern flight from Cochrane
Ed win H. Preston and Robert H. Collignon of Detroit departed Cochrane Ontario for Rupert House Quebec and were cut off from the outer world. Their radio transmitter was weak and they hoped to survey the sky trail of Parker D. Cramer who was lost recently between Greenland and an expedition aim.
Bank Robbery Strikes Lime Springs Iowa
The First National Bank of Lime Springs Ia was robbed today by a lone bandit, with about five dollars taken. Nearby, Lime Springs sits in Howard County one mile northwest of Cresco, reflecting a small town scene amid the day’s local crime report.
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Lime Springs
First National Bank
Time Springs
Howard County
Cresom
Wickersham Survey Fixes National Crime Bill Beyond Billion A Year
The Wickersham commission estimates annual crime costs in the United States surpass one billion dollars. Prohibition enforcement consumes about two thirds of federal criminal justice funds for 1929-30, with total costs exceeding 1.139 billion. The report, based on studies of major cities and states, highlights vast expenditures on policing, prisons, and related services.
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Wickersham Survey
Washington
Wickersham Commission
Sores
Prism Bil
Goldtrwalts
H. Dorr
Sidney F. Bixopeen
New York
Ber
Murray Predicts Oil Price Boost in Oklahoma
Oklahoma producers awaited a dollar per barrel price after Cicero I. Murray counselled a rise. He said buyers were returning and the price could be set soon, noting he would likely be present Friday. Texas and Oklahoma production curbs influenced early price moves in the midcontinent.
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Texas
Ross Sterling
Cicero
Murray
Govenor W
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Cicero I. Murray
W. H. Murray
East Texas
Ross S. Sterling
Oklahome
First Identification of Woman Not Confirmed in Kenosha
Authorities in Kenosha Wisconsin Aug. IL failed to confirm the identification of a strangled auburn haired woman found near Silver Lake after viewing the body. Relatives disputed the tentative ID of Mrs Josephine Hanson Foster Father Ben Bull said the description did not match. The bruised body was discovered yesterday and detectives pursued a solution with seagrain clues.
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Kenosha
Wis
Aug
Silver Lake
Jeff Kenoshe
Mra
Josephine
Kenjoahe
Gan
Ben Bull
Mra Hanson
Vast Chinese Flood Swallows Territory and Crops
The Yangtse flood swamps 80 counties over 9,000 square miles, leaving 30 million homeless and threatening Hankow. Officials warn months of flooding will ruin summer crops with little chance of a winter harvest as government and Red Cross mobilize aid and bond issues.
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Yangtse
Hankow
Hwai Ho
Nanking
Washington
China
Red Cross
Ernest J. Swift
Insular and
The
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Arkansas
Me. Swift
Ching
Swift
Federal Farm Board
Pierre Woman Injured In Fall At Hisge Creek Ride
Mrs. Melitta Ruble of Pierre sustained a sprained leg ligaments after stumbling on a bridge while horseback riding near Hisgega. She fell eight feet into a dry creek and is resting in a Rapid City hotel. The Huron teacher has a Lincoln school contract to return this year.
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Rapid City
Melitta Ruble
Hisega
Lincoln School
Seaplane DO-X Departs for Antilles Route
The DO-X arrived in Miami from South America and New York, then took off early this morning for Antigua, heading toward the Antilles with an estimated noon arrival. The flight connects Miami and Porto Rico with the DO-X’s ongoing Caribbean route.
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Miami
Bam Juan
Porto Rico
South America
New York
Antilis
Parson Makes Bad Boys Good By Use Of Fistic Ability
In Chicago on August 21 Rev. Matthew Canning the new St. Charles Borromeo pastor has taken to boxing to clean up the West Side. He visits speakeasies at night and menacing youths have been told to leave and not return. After administering last rites to an 18 year old slain by knife wounds he reportedly delivered public edicts that hoodlums submit to his authority.
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Chicago
Matthew Canning
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
Father Canning
Chamberlain Man Heads S. D. Bar
Mathew A. Brown of Chamberlain was elected president and W. W. Knight of Brookings president of the new integrated state bar at its organization meeting in Rapid City. The body mandates compulsory membership for all lawyers, names a 15 member board of commissioners, and plans assets transfer from the old organization. More than 200 lawyers attended as visiting members toured southern hills.
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Rapid City
Mathew A. Brown
Chamberlain
W. W. Knight
Brookdeers
New Integrated State Bar
A. R. Dean
W. Clark
Redfield
George Danforth
Sioux Falls
Pennington County Bar Association
Morrow Up
Mont Rushmore
State Game Lodge
Mt. Coolidge
Sylvan Lake
South Dakota Bar Association
New Integrated Bar
American Bar Association
Charles A. Boston
New York City
Mrs P Vanderberg Pioneer of Huron Dies
Mrs Preston Vanderberg a pioneer resident of Huron died early today at her home 656 Nebraska avenue southwest after eight years of illness Born February 9 1852 in Theress New York she came to Beadle County with her husband and two children in 1941 settling on a farm near Huron later moving to town Surviving are the husband and three grandchildren Clara Muriel and Lillian Vanderberg of Huron
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Preston Vanderverg
Huron
Nebraska Avenue
Theress
Beadle County
Thay
Ars
Gandchildren
Clara
Muriel
Lillian ‘Vanderberg
Weather outlook for Aemees Haroa and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight through Saturday with a possible temperature change. In South Dakota expect mostly fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a measurable temperature shift.
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Aemees Haroa
South Dakota
Mmc Chenge
Forest Fires Loom Over Placerville Area in Idaho
BoIse Idaho August 21 The Quartzburg and Granite Creek ghost towns are in ashes while Placerville faces danger as widespread forest fires threaten settlement. About 300 refugees shelter nearby as Centerville is encircled at times but likely saved with nightfall. Quartzburg losses reach 500000 with mines and 200 residents displaced. Daly couple survives in their stone house. Granite Creek sees a church, a dwelling and a barn burned with all residents accounted for.
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Boise
Idaho
Quartzburg
Granite Creek
Placerville
Centerville
Fred Daly
Daly
Pick and Pam
Quart Bure
Lindbergh Plane Towed To Safety Near Nemuro
Lindbergh and wife were towed by Shimushiru Maru toward Nemuro after fog and motor trouble stranded the monoplane off Ketoi Island. Japanese mechanics were to aid in repairs at Muronten Bay as Col Lindbergh said the motor trouble may be a carburetor issue due to moisture.
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Nemuro
Japan
Ketoi Island
Black Hole
Kurile Archipelago
Charles A. Lindbergh
Here
Muroton Bar
Shimushiru Island
Ketoi
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Ketol
Tokyo
Orient
Keto
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Heckingham Palaces
Parson
S. D. Bar
Max Royal
P. Vanderberg
Stone House
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