Tax Confab Votes Against Beer And Downs Sales Levy
South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference defeats a proposal to legalize and license light wines and beer if Congress permits. The group also foes a general sales tax and approves tax recommendations on net income, gasoline distribution, vehicle license revenues, and exemptions. Farm reps vote solidly against the sales tax and the wine beer proposal as leaders push to finish the conference agenda.
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South Dakota
Congress
County General Fund
U. S
Chambers Kellar
Lead
Alvix Waggoner
Philip
Tolax
Observers Predict Roosevelt May Call Farm Relief Session
Observers at Warm Springs report discussions of a possible special session of Congress to pass farm relief legislation if the short session stalls. Senator Cutting of New Mexico and Senator Johnson of California are named as independents who might back Roosevelt’s program, with Cabinet prospects for Carter Glass noted.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Congress
Cutting
Santa Fe
Washington
Senator Johnson
California
Georgia
Johnson
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
New York
Cary T. Grayson
Sisterday
Carter Glass
Virginia
Admiral Grayson
Glass
Allotment Plan Seen As Likely One
Washington December 2 Rep resentative Bankhead of Alabama a democratic leader said the domestic allotment plan probably would be the nucleus of farm relief. He told reporters it seems the most workable plan before Congress this session. He added the plan would benefit farmers more than export debentures or the equalization idea and that President elect Roosevelt appeared to have something like the allotment in mind.
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Washington
Bankhead
Alabama
Congress
S Re Hy
Roosevelt
Labor to Fight for Employment at AFL Convention
Cincinnati delegates to the American Federation of Labor meet after eight days of talks. President William Green, re-elected for the ninth time, urged militant action to secure unemployment insurance and a 30 hour week. He warned that if industry and government refuse aid, the federation will use every legitimate power to push jobs and labor reforms. Green, in office since 1924, promised vigorous methods and cooperation where possible.
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Der
William Green
American Federation of Labor Convention
Paule
Enery
Green
New York: Times
Federation
Thoe
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Gren
American Federation of
Jabor
Samuel Gompers
Weather for Huron and Victorty
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with somewhat colder temperatures. South Dakota forecast shows generally fair to net and slightly cooler conditions through Saturday.
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Huron and
Victorty
South Dakota
Vandiver to Face Hatton Bank Robbery Trial in Traill
Ed Vandiver known as Hungry Slim faces trial in Traill county district court for the Merchants National Bank Hatton robbery. Judge Daniel B. Gold will preside, G McLain Johnson prosecutes, EUA Weston of Fargo defends. Weston says witnesses will support Vandiver was in Huron on robbery day.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Hungry Slim) Vandiver
Merchants National Bank of
Hatton
N.D
Traill County
Daniel B. Gold
G. McLain Johnson
Jatiorney
Eua Weston
Vandiver
Oil Men to Meet in Huron Next Month
Fred N. Buchler of Madison, secretary of the South Dakota Independent Oil Men's association, met yesterday with Paul K. Myers of the Chamber of Commerce to discuss plans for a state convention of oil men in Huron in January.
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Huron
Fred N. Buchler
Madison
South Dakota
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Fail To Agree On Repeal Bill
The meeting chaired by Sumners failed to yield consensus on repeal measures as committee members debated authority and timing. Rep Turver raised a point of order, and Rep Bacamann signaled doubts about a vote. Michigan’s Michener proposed a substitute tied to alcohol policies, while McKeown urged a constitutional path. Indications pointed to a majority favoring some repeal form, though divisions persisted.
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Maziting
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Newspacerats
Congress
Texas Democrat
House
Turver
McKeown
Okln
Former Resident of Ohio Avenue Dies Suddenly
A former resident of 124 Ohio avenue southwest received word yesterday afternoon of the sudden death of her oldest brother, Fred W. Bisher, who lived in Cum. Bisher had lived there for several years before moving in October 3908.
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Mra. H. B
Newland
Ohio “Avenue
Fred W. Bisher
Cum- Bisher
Midwest Audition Winners Selected
Chicago reports Francea de Voce of Minneapolis and Clyde Kely of St Louis named Midwest audition winners in a radio program conducted by Atwater Kent. Catherine Wingard of Town Carey and Chicago participants have not yet been announced.
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Francea
de Voce
Minneapolis
Clyde
Kely
St Louis
Midwest
Raded
Atwater Kent
Catherine Wingard
Town
Carey
Clarence Crow Outshines Peck’s Bad Boy in City Tale
Janesville Wisconsin December 2 1 Peck s bad boy has nothing on Clarence Smith s pet black crow The tale swirls with local humor as residents recount the crow s mischief The unverified report notes theft and a mysterious Teter advising Maitland care and action by police authorities
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Janesville,wis
Peck
Clarence Smith
Congress Won't Change Its Position Says Garner On Debts
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Garner told reporters Congress will not alter its stance on war debts despite new notes from Britain. Secretary Stimson indicated a response to French and British requests for a Dec 15 moratorium may not be necessary as cabinet discussions focused on debt issues and broader economic concerns.
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Washington
Garner
Congress
Stimson
Paris
United States
State Department
Hiaen
Great Britain
Reed- Pennsylvan
Stmser
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations
United States Treasury
Steal Car Returned To Owner's Garage
George Smith reported his 1932 Chevrolet coach borrowed from the garage at 1409 Fourth Street Southwest. The car was found back in the same garage after being driven about 600 miles, bearing South Dakota license 3476. Police noted the theft occurred Wednesday evening and the return happened sometime last night.
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George Smith
Mr. Smith
Fourth Street
Seek Volunteers For Lampe Dam Project In Huron
William Reaves post of the American Legion calls for at least 69 volunteers to report Sunday at the Lampe dam site to haul dirt and construct a rock facing to protect against floods. The effort, supported by the Legion and the Izaak Walton League, seeks clubs and unemployed men to contribute manpower, aiming to complete a four foot high dam that will supply water to up to the Third Street bridge area and improve river conditions. The meeting also announced a “Big Brother” program to aid needy Huron children with toys, and a planned Made Hoople wagon drive two weeks before Christmas to collect food and toys for distribution.
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Lampe Dam
William Reaves
American Legion
Huron
James River
Cemetery Bridge
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Huron Izaak Walton League
McKenzie
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