Pickus Seeks to Quash Grafton Bridges Case
Herman Pickus, Aberdeen contractor, seeks to quash the six count indictment charging obtaining money under false pretenses in Brown County bridge work. He asks the South Dakota Supreme Court to dismiss, alleging improper grand jury selection and improper judge actions. The case moves to hearing December 19 with records produced.
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Herman
Pickus
Aberdeen
South Dakota Suprem Court
Brown County
Supreme Court
van Buren
Perry
Fifth Circuit
Calse
Aefetrdant
Piccus
Ferry
Sclson
H. Pickus Construction Company
Day County
Tral
Picks
Pery
Daimng
Adion
High Court
General Overdraft Reduced in November
Pierre December 11 The overdraft in the general fund of the state treasury was reduced from 1 016 051.32 to 760 2118 during November state treasurer A C Goodhope announced today in his monthly report The reduction totaled 255 220 24 Receipts to the general fund during the month were 257 011 47 and expenditures Biot 704 43 The total of all funds at the end of the month was 5 446 12205 an increase of 283 17499 from the Oct 80 fiure of The Receipts to all funds were F227 415 33 and total expenditures amounted to 1 9H4 24034 The decrease in the general fund over raft is accounted for largely by tax money remitted to the state treasury by county treasurers.
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Pierre
A.C. Goodhope
Weather forecast fragment for Teenday with light rainfall
Weather noted for Teenday is incomplete but indicates early light rain and a possibility of evening gusts. Delivery service messages mention timing and a contact point at Weston Usien-308 for issues with Evening Hursake.
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Farouile
Phame Weston Usien
Haskell Of Huron Elected Director Of 8th Federal Land Bank
A. M. Haskell of Huron has been elected to the board of directors of the Federal Land Bank for the Eighth District, with a three year term. He will operate from Huron, attend Omaha meetings monthly, and has led local land bank efforts since 1919 as president of the Association of Secretary-Treasurers and secretary treasurer of the Huron First National Farm Loan Association. He won 3,660 votes.
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Huron
Federal Land Bank
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Thera
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota-Wyoming
Haskell
Omaha
South
Huron First National Farm Loan Association of Huron
Land Bank
James Brown
Afton
Wys
M. C. Dougherty
Mc. Haskell
Union Bond and Mortgage Company
Unfounded Japanese Reports in Manchuria Area
Front observers said there is no Chinese military activity in the Chinchow region as claimed by Japanese circles. They reported no movements of Chinese troops north of the Great Wall and could not confirm 12 to 3 trains of reinforcement. The French observer noted no appreciable change since November 27.
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Chinchow
Manchuria
League of Nations Council
Mukden
Great Wall
State Capitol Annex funding plan under review
Pierre December 1 The state Capitol building commission will seek an official opinion from Attorney General Sharpe on transferring highway department funds to furnish the top floor of the new state annex. The highway commission may contribute funds, with bids due December 12 for elevator equipment and hardware as work on the annex is slowed by cold weather and winter conditions.
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Capitol Commission
Lady Godiva Had A Horse But Lee Had Ash Barrels
Chicago report recalls Thoran Lee’s tale of a street mugging. He says three gunmen robed him of 80 cents near an alley, stripped his overcoat and clothes, and ordered him to run. He fled past ash barrels and shadows, worried about neighbors’ view.
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Lee
Chicago
Thoran Lee
Godiva
Mr. Lee
Young Newsboy Is Shot and Killed in Detroit
A group of newsboys plotted revenge on 15 year old Joe Phystas in a hay mow clubhouse. Stanley Orlenowaki 14 admitted firing the rifle but said he meant only to frighten, while Joseph Sawiski 14 Anthony Manur 13 and Longin Jendryenaki 14 were held in juvenile detention. County prosecutor Toy indicated possible criminal charges.
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Dec
Joe Phystas
Little Joe
Stanley Orlenowaki
Floyd Chub
Joe
Joseph Sawiski
Anthony Manur
Longin Jendryenaki
Harry S. Toy
Sunley
Lone Tree Down In Night Sparks Local Strife
NEW UNDERWOOD Dec. Pennington county’s lone highway tree, a long standing quarrel point, was quietly felled in the night by state highway workers on orders of the highway commission. Citizens condemn the abrupt removal while officials cite highway safety and a nighttime operation as necessary.
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Pennington County
Real
Dents
Underwood
County Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Moody County
Labor Opens Study Of Wage Reduction
Chicago reports labor and railway executives meet to discuss a voluntary wage cut. Union leaders plan to consult 1 500 general chairmen across rail unions with a Wednesday delegates meeting to decide. Employers threaten forced reductions if voluntary acceptance fails, while labor favors shorter hours to spread work. A one year study will also back a deaf education program in California.
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Big Brothers
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Unin
Democrats Choose Garner as Speaker to Take House Control
John N. Garner of Texas elected speaker of the new seventy second Congress, giving Democrats a 218 to 214 edge over Republicans with one farmer labor and one New Hampshire vacancy. Snell of New York, Schneider of Wisconsin, and Kvada supported different splits. The session opened amid protests, unemployment petitions, and a sense of massive legislative task ahead.
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New York
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Wisconsin
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Kading
Amie
Small
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Minnesota
Scheider
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Capitol
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N. Garner
Ber‘te and Snell
Curtis
Hoover
Farmer-Labor Party Has Its Same Line-Up
Washington December 74 The senate's most unanimous bloc organized today unchanged from the line-up presented since 1922 This farmer labor party in the senate Trader Henrik Shipstead wip Henrik Shipstead complete membership Henrik Shipstead The party's one vote as cast by the robust Minnesotan holds the balance between 48 republicans and 47 democrats It may settle important issues He will vote on all measures he says for what they're worth.
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Wip
Messares
Hoover Faces Bipartisan Task In Divided Washington
Discussion centers on how President Hoover will manage a split Congress. The Senate with a Republican majority and insurgents opposed him, while the House blocks a political truce. Democrats, especially new ones, push their own business friendly agenda until Hoover issues recommendations.
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Mr. Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
House Democrats
Hoover
Ir New Democrats
Beadle Pioneer Mamie Besse Burial Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Besse a pioneer resident of the Wessington area will be held at the Union church at 2 0 o clock Tuesday afternoon Reverend J H Black to officiate burial in the Wessington cemetery She is survived by her daughter Mia and son D Hazzard both of Wessington two grandchildren and other relatives
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Dec
Mamie Besse
Mia
Charles Corkins
Hardin, Brent
Union Church
J. H. Black
Wessington Ceietery
De Tursi Couple Hurt In Auto Crash In New York
James De Tursi, once avoiding cars, rode to a train with his wife when a cab struck the curb. Both were severely injured and may die as a result of the crash in New York.
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Takewe
New York
James de Tursi
de Tursi
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