Industry Plans to Curb Gasoline Tax Evasion in South Dakota
South Dakota oil companies form a general committee to push a state wide probe into gasoline tax evasion. The move seeks audit of motor fuel records, possible suits, and closer cooperation with state officials to recover funds and arrest bootleggers. Leaders include C W Shields Mitchell and officials from Standard Oil, Cities Service, and other firms.
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South Dakota
Eveters
Warren Green
Huron
C. W. Shields
Mitchell
White Eagle Oil Corporation
C. L. Bailey
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
H. B. Fabricius
Sioux City
Cities Service OH Company
F. H. Suehrer
Madison
Dakota Independent Oil
E. W. Stephens
Pierre
Shields
State Department
State Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota Automobile Association
Dakota Motor
Stephens
Northwest
Oscar Kaup
National Refining Company
A. J. Baldwin
Lake Preston
Baldwin, Oil Company
Ed T. Eneber
Stone Falls
Brownell Corporation
P. Ho Savamy
Miss
Sinclair Farming Compart
W. Mitchell
Minneapolis
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Mooney Clemency Pushed as Governor Weighs Fate
In San Francisco the Mooney case moves to Governor Rolph as clemency pleas from James J. Walker Frank P. Walsh and Aaron Sapiro urge mercy for Tom Mooney who has spent 15 years in prison for a 1916 bombing. Court records loom large but the governor must decide.
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Tomi Mooney
James de Walker
New York
Midles
Isher
San Quentin
Calif
Mooney
Brian Bell
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
California Supreme Court of the State
James Rolph, Jr
James J. Walker
Frank P. Walsh
Aaron Sapiro
Walsh
Walker
Sapiro
California
Plone
Anld Walker
League of Nations
Tan
Rolph
Matt I. Sullivan
Lewis F. Lyingian
Daniel J. O'Brien
Penology
Frank C. Oxman
John MacDonald
Grain poured into sealed bins at Minneapolis terminal
Testimony before Governor Floyd B. Olson described grain being placed in sealed bins at the winter terminal elevator in Minneapolis while owned by the Farmers Union Terminal Association. More than 90,000 bushels were reportedly sealed by state commission at the elevator.
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St, Paul
Yey
Minneapolis
Farmers Union
Terminal Association
Floyd B. Olpen
Iing
Ehevator
Wants City To Find His Shoes Amid Muddy Omaha Sidewalk
C M Rice of Omaha requests the city council hire an inspector to recover his shoe lost in a mud puddle as he stepped from a streetcar. He also asks the inspector locate a nearby sidewalk intersection he says is or was missing in the mud.
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Omaha
Neb
Pttec
C. M. Rice
Rules Hail Claims Should Be Allowed
An applicant for state bail insurance should not be denied due to delays in transmitting records. William Baus of Haven filed an exemption withdrawal. a triplicate copy was sent but not reserved. The attorney generals office concluded payment of Baus claim is authorized since the owner did all required by law.
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Pierre
State Bail Insurance Department
Attorney General's Office
Potter County
State Insurance Department
Baus
Attorney Generals Office
Warm Jail Overwintry Weather Cited In Salvation Army Revolt
Andrew McDonald, jailed for 21 days on a leadership charge in a Salvation Army kitchen revolt, prefers the warm cell and meals over cold weather. He rejected Mayor Metcalfe’s pardon offer, saying prison food and warmth beat the outdoors.
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Omaha
Andrew McDonald
Salvation Army
McDonald
Perdon
R. Metcalfe
Nomingaion
Democrats Eye New Hampshire Vacancy After New Jersey Win
The Democratic Party holds 219 seats in the House, two above a bare majority, after Percy Stewart of Plainfield, New Jersey wins in the fifth district. Leaders call the New Jersey result an omen for 1932 while Democrats target the early January special election to capture the New Hampshire seat previously held by a Democrat.
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Washington
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Percy Stewart
Plainfield
Garner
Texas
Stewart
House
Mill Workara
Manchester
See’s
Slavery Allegations Hit Lower Mississippi Levee Camps
Reports claim brutal conditions and peonage of negro laborers in levee construction camps along the lower Mississippi under government contracts. A federal investigation by the War Department and statements from federation leader Holly J. Ross promise full publicity when findings arrive, with protests already surfacing from Vicksburg.
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Washington
Mississippee
Federation of
Isbor
War Department
Congress
Army Engineers
Lytle Brown
Army
Labor Federation
Holia J. Ross
Preas
Ross
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Webb Sees Victory For Farm Laborites
Webb the farmer labor party candidate in 1928 predicted the party will gain two members in the next government and hold balance of power. He spoke at a unity gathering after arriving to address supporters. He said Hoover's renomination could let a third party win with a strong leader and a united Democratic party could also win with such leadership.
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Omaha
Vec
Frank. Zuprage
Webb
San Francisco
Farmer-Labor Party
Hoover
4-H club fashion note at National show highlights dress cost
Ruth Baldwin Cowan reports on the National 4-H clubs style show where teen farmers demonstrated needlework and fashion. Annette Yankelowitz won style queen with a tailored wool dress outfit costing about 24.90 including dress, hat, shoes and undergarments. several other contestants from Iowa Michigan Nebraska and South Dakota are noted with outfits and prices.
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Hoopeston, Ill
Chicago
South Dakota
Nebraska
Ruth Baldwin Cowan
Annette Yankelowitz
Hoopeston
Minnesota Guards To Aid In Relief
Governor Floyd B Olson announced the Minnesota National Guard facilities will aid unemployment relief across the state. Heffelfinger, director of the state relief organization, said communities can obtain cots and blankets via armories. Army trucks may be used later to distribute supplies after state committees organize.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota National Guard
Floyd B. Olson
Frank T. Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Olaonoa
Ein
Olson
Apparent Low Bidder Paul At Price 152001
The record notes Paul was the apparent low bidder with a total price of 152001. The fragment references a bidding process and a bidder identified as Paul.
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Paul
Only One Meal Per Day For Scofflaws in Gering Neb
The county jail will serve one meal every 24 hours to liquor law violators. County Judge TC O Lyda initiated the penalty, with two men already serving four day sentences for illegal liquor possession. William McLaughlin of Scottsbluff and Earl Rayborn of Bayard are the inmates referenced.
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Gfring
TC. O. Lyda
William “McLaughlin
Scottshiuff
Neb
Earl Rayborn
Bayard
Court overrules injunction against Park Superintendent Fetzner
Rapid City Dec 2 A circuit judge H R Hanley overruled a temporary injunction barring Frank Feiner of Hamill from pay as newly appointed Custer State Park superintendent. The ruling held Feiner’s office not governed by the constitutional ban on legislators taking civil office during their term, since the position and its emoluments arose outside the 1931 session.
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Rapid City
Frank Fetzner
Hamill
Custer State Park
H.R. Hanley
Fetmner
Fetuner
Hanley
Fetzner
Feiner
Haney
Fetener
New Interference Bothering Huron Radios
The city seeks help from residents and city officials to locate the source of a new and intermittent radio interference affecting Huron downtown. The disturbance lasts between 10 am and 11 am to 1 pm for five, ten, or thirty minutes and has been hard to trace. Citizens with information are urged to contact the city electrician at City Hall.
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Ecity
Huron
Armour Officials Inspect Huron Plant In Chicago Visit
Armour Company officials J Lynch and A E Addieman from Chicago visit the Huron plant for one of the lengthiest inspections. Lynch leads the curing department while Addieman is tied to the vice president's office in Chicago.
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Armour
Huron
J. Lynch
A. E. Addieman
Chicago
Armour 4. Company
Renyiin Theliy
Lynch.ia
Sheci
Mr. Addieman
Weather forecast for Huron and South Dakota regions
Forecasts predict fair conditions in Huron with likely warmer temperatures tonight. In South Dakota from Cast to central portions expect not as cold conditions tonight. Evening forecast indicates delivery service updates and extended evening forecast discussions.
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Feir
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