Republicans Do Not Wish Issue Open In Campaign
Washington August 24 republicans do not wish tariff issue open in campaign. Senate factions profess willingness to decide before December. Democrats and independent republicans assure action by January 1 to avoid dragging into next year’s primary campaigns. Administration reportedly threatens delay until after elections but concedes nothing. Leaders say Hoover’s program for extra session should be acted upon this session. Democratic leaders concur, noting tariff as campaign material.
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Francis M Stephenson
Associated Press Star
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Hoover
Huron Chamber Plans 5000 Dollar Anniversary Budget
Finances for Huron’s 50th anniversary next year will be debated at a luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce. A committee led by Dr. W. H. Saxton estimated 5000 dollars needed for advertising entertainment prizes and decorations with half funded by the city treasury and half by private contributions.
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Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughitt
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Saxton
Ttig
Army Fliers Stop At Watertown On Westward Trip
Captain C F Hofstetter and First Lieutenant Ernest Whitehead of Dayton stop overnight at Watertown airport in a Douglas biplane en route from Wright Field to Miles City then Seattle. They left Dayton yesterday morning with a layover as Captain Hofstetter’s mother is seriously ill in Seattle.
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Watertown
Sag
C. F. Hofstetter
Ernest Whitehead
Army —Oficers
Dayton
Miles City
Mont
Seattle
Wash
Horntetter
Wrightfield
Waterown
Weather outlook in South Dakota darkened by thundershowers
Forecasters expect thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with cooler air by Sunday. The south and western portions may see a further drop in temperatures, while the north remains unsettled. Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions in western and northern areas.
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South Dakota
Michael Cudahy Fined Five Thousand in Liquor Case
Michael J. P. Cudahy, 21, son of a former Cudahy meat packing official, faced a $5,000 fine after a jury convicted him of driving while intoxicated. The verdict followed a two day trial and is to be followed by sentencing next Tuesday. Witnesses testified to his intoxication after colliding with Charles B. Lang’s car on July 12. His mother and bride, Muriel Evans, denied the charges, and the couple’s Honolulu honeymoon was postponed.
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Los Angeles
Michael J. P. Cudahy
Cudahy
Charles B.lang
Muriel Evans
Honolulu
Pride of Rural Projects at Beadla County Junior Fair
Exhibits showing months of effort by Beadla County rural youth filled the Junior Fair grounds with over 200 participants and 400 spectators. Judging by State College specialists highlighted cattle goats pigs dairy calves and fat sheep with 150 girls entering clothing and canning contests. Winners of grand prizes to be announced at this afternoon’s assembly amid plans for State Fair entries.
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Beadla County
State College
Farm Crops Club
Competitton
One Injured in Airplane Crash Near McCook Lake
Sioux City IA Aug 24 Two men aboard an airplane crashed near McCook lake south of Sioux City. Cecil Bade 20 of Sioux Falls a passenger with limited pilot license suffered severe head injuries and is in critical condition. Farry Watson 22 of Sioux City a pilot aboard the craft received cuts and bruises. Watson attempted a forced landing as Bade handled the plane. Bade underwent emergency surgery in a bid to save his life.
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Sioux City
McCook Lake
S.D
Cecil Bade
Sioux Falls
Farry Watson
Sioux
Huron Building At Fair Nears Full Occupancy
Huron building at the State Fair grounds is nearly filled with three to four spaces left. The Chamber of Commerce committee oversees reservations and aims to have all space reserved early next week. Weir and Smogard are drafting the pre composed plan for the display.
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Huron
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Weir
Re Smogard
Corn in Need of Rain Tops Central South Dakota Reports
Central South Dakota farmers push shock threshing toward completion across six counties. Rain aided Beadle county corn, though hail damaged parts. some fields remain green and benefited, others too far along to recover. Yields vary: oats up to 30 bushels per acre, barley 24 to 45, wheat fair to good, corn mixed with fodder corn best. Jerauld county anticipates a short crop. continued grazing and fodder cutting expected.
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South
Dakota
Beadle County
Broadland
RR. A. Cave
Manchester
Illinois
Alvert Kruse
Kruse
de Smet
Jerauld
Baptist Church To Resume Sunday Services Here
Services at the First Baptist Church will resume Sunday with Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, and a combined evening service with the Young People at 7. Rev and Mrs Trenerry and three children Ward James and Mary Jean returned yesterday from a several weeks vacation through Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa.
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First Baptist
Trenérry
Ward
James
Mary Jean
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Rev Disrud Returns From Vacation Trip
The Rev and Mrs Disrud and family returned Friday afternoon from a three week vacation spent with relatives in Minneapolis and Madison Wisconsin The Rev Mr Disrud will occupy the pulpit at American Lutheran church Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock A special vocal solo will be given by Mrs Merrill Coursey Sunday school classes will not be conducted until September 1.
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D.disrud
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
Disrud
Merrill Coursey
Tyson, famous senator dies at 68 in sanitarium
Aug 224 P State. Senator Tyson of Tennessee died early today at Manresa Manor near here at age 68 after a relapse. A World War and Spanish American Wars veteran, his five Senate years focused on soldier legislation. He was brought to Jefferson Hospital July 29 from Knoxville with his wife and a daughter Mrs Kenneth Gilpin at his side.
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Philadelphia
State
Law
Tennessee
Manresa Manor
Here
Kenneth Gilpin
Senate
Tyson
Jefferson Hospital
Knoxville
Tenn
Loeare
Ypres-Lys
Somme
Snowden pressuring for final debt decision at Hague talks
At The Hague British Chancellor Philip Snowden pressed for a final decision on larger Young Plan reparations shares with Belgium and four wartime allies. Pessimism grew as creditors expected Germany concessions, while MacDonald considered urgent talks in London to influence the conference.
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Henri.Jaspar
Philip Snowden
Britain
The
Hague
Henri Jaspar
Germany
Great Britain
Gattend
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Netherlands
Arthur Henderson
MacDonald
Elgin
Scotland
the Hague
Snowden
Henderson
Birth of a son to Rev and Mrs Bristol at Sprague Hospital
A son weighing seven pounds and 13 ounces was born at 1 50 p m yesterday to the Rev and Mrs Wallace Bristol at Sprague hospital.
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Wallace Bristol
Sprague Hospital
Woman's Place In Federal Budget Seen Inconspicuous
Federal budget work on 1931 allocations shows women appear mainly in the Women's Bureau with about 108000 dollars. Other female related lines include home economics services, cooperative extension, and vocational training, while pensions and war widow compensations loom as larger, less itemized figures.
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Bess Furman
Associated Press
Washington
Women’s Bureau
Labor Department
Children’s Bureau
Home Economics Bureau
Farmer'ss
Home Economics, ‘Department of the Federal- Vocational Board
Department of Agriculture
France
Congress
The
Treasury
Father Leads Policemen To Still Of Son
Louisvill e dispatch reports a 20-year-old boy jailed after his father James Moore guided federal officers to the boy's moonshine still. Moore claimed he sought to teach a lesson, saying he was "doing the best thing for the boy." The son William Arthur Moore blamed his crime on the father.
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Louisville
James Moore
William Arthur Moore
Ruth Elder Engaged to Walter Camp Jr in Air Derby Plans
Ruth Elder, first woman to attempt the Atlantic, reported engaged to Walter Camp Jr., son of Yale mentor. Camp, president of Inspiration Pictures, Inc., en route to New York to arrange wedding after the women’s air derby ends next Monday. Elder confirmed by telephone from San Antonio.
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Los Angeles
The
Examiner
Ruth Elder
Atlantic Ocean
Santa Monica
Cal
Cleveland
Misa Eider
San - the
Evangeliat
Elder
Wichita
Kas
Arabs and Jews clash in East Jerusalem riots
Martial law blocks entry after six o'clock and telegram censorship is imposed as a deadly overnight clash near the wailing wall leaves 12 dead and 110 injured. Police armored cars patrol while shops close. a Berlin correspondent among the wounded. Outside Jerusalem sporadic fighting continues as a battalion is dispatched from Alexandria to Palestine. Also notes marriage licenses for Joe K. Walter and Amelia C. Walz.
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Jerusalem
Ini
Wolfgang von Wels
Berlin - Vossiche Zeitung
Omar
Palestine
Giant Zeppelin rapid progress toward U S coast
The Graf Zeppelin, flying from Tokyo toward the United States, nears halfway across the north Pacific. It reports 1,660 miles covered in about 26 hours, traveling around 60 knots, with weather forecasts suggesting faster speed as westerly winds shift to northwesterly. The ship remains about 1,300 feet above water, with expectations to reach Seattle after crossing the date line.
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San Francisco
North Pacific
Tokyo
United States
Pacific
Japan
American
Elear
Seattle
Enal
Bank Robbery At Wisconsin Town Nets $6000
Four men robbed the First National Bank of Rib Lake Wisconsin locking an employee in the vault and escaping with 5600 in negotiable securities and 1000 in cash. A fifth man waited outside in a blue sedan, aiding the getaway as the group headed north.
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Rib Lake
Wis
First National Bank
Senator Gonzales Visits Sewell Home in Chama
Senator Miguel A. Gonzales and his family tour the Dr H D Sewell residence in Chama New Mexico. Mrs Gonzales is noted as the sister of Mrs Sewell during the visit.
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Sewell
Miguel A. Gonzales
Chama
New Mexico
Dr. H.D. Sewell
Mrs. Gonzales
Mrs. Sewell
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Michael Cudahy
A-H
Baptist Church
Rev. Disrud
Tennase
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Aviatrix
Walter Camp, Jr
East
Alexandria
Egypt
Joe K. Walter
Yale
Amelia C. Walz
Bandits
Wisconsin Bank
Dept. of Agri
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