Secretaries Hear Speakers at South Dakota Mid Winter Meeting
Secretaries met in an annual mid winter session to hear speakers. Officers elected at the previous summer session led the group. New directors from Aberdeen Rapid City and Brookings participated. Speakers included E F Herri X Hurst and Roy Emry discussing topics from chamber badges to domestic allotment plans.
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South Dakota
Thersday
Carl
J. Rolston
Mitchell
Seman
Aberdeen
Iming
Haron
Brongon
Rapid City
John W. Grest
Watertown
J. C. Morrison
Belle Fourche
P. Funtimmer
Brookings
E. X. Hurst
Sioux Falls
C. Berdahl
Minneapolis
Brooke Holwell
Frederick
A. B.cahslan
Miller
Roy
Emry
Huron
Payrolls Grow During October
The Commerce Department reports October showed higher employment and larger payroll disbursements, with overall business activity steady from September. Industrial output was flat due to coal gains, manufacturing slipped, textiles declined mildly, and foodstuff and tobacco production fell more than seasonal norms. Coal led employment gains, while autos hit a new low. other industries showed mixed results amid price declines and holiday demand hints.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Horner Re elected Head Of Area Scouts
J W Horner of Sioux Falls was reelected president of the Broux area council Boy Scouts of America at the annual meeting in Sioux Falls last night. Carl Christel of Vermillion and J R Westaby of Madison were elected vice presidents. E O Prather of Brookings was named treasurer and Roy Willy of Sioux Falls commissioner. Scouters and scouts from across the area attended.
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Horner
Sioux Falls
J. W. Horner
Broux Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Carl Christel
Vermillion
J. R. Westaby
Madison
E. O. Prather
Brookings
Roy’ Willy
Farmers Union to hold Yankton meeting on lobby in Pierre
Officers and directors of Farmers Union will meet in Yankton Monday to plan maintenance of a lobby at Pierre near the legislature. This has been done by the union for several years. Other business may be taken up, according to FE. BH. Sauber, secretary.
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Farm Union
Yankkton
Farmers’ Union
Yankton
Pierre
Legis Uture
48 Union
Ucvirding
BH. Sauber
Chicago Mail Loot Placed At 510,228
Five robbers snatched a registered mail sack from a mail car after disarming a guard in Chicago on Tuesday. Authorities report the loot totals 510,228 with only 228 in cash and the rest in negotiable securities notes and papers. Marriage licenses listed include avold Christian ee and Frieda Amolis Verch.
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Chicago
Avold Christian Ee A Tinge
Frieda Amolis Verch
Green Spent 670 In Reelection Bid Report
Pierre South Dakota governor reelection bid shows Green spent 670 dollars with 400 contributed to the Republican state central committee. The rest 70 went for a decision on Mrs C. By C tary of state. The report was not itemized as required and not made public by the Attorney General's ruling. Last night was the deadline for filing expense accounts.
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Pierre
Bec
Wreen
Ori
Jexnensé
Toda
C Tary
Atorney General
Aimee's Hubby Is Again In Trouble
Los Angeles reports Indignant David L Huttony Jr threatens to reveal explosive details at court next month in the heart balm case. Roy Watkins, former Temple employee, has not paid salary and expenses for services in the lost love suit. Myrtle St Pierre, a brunette nurse, testified Hutton wooed and married Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, prompting a $5,000 judgment. Watkins produced letters and telegrams showing Hutton offering tips to avert the suit, including a remark about the plaintiff looking better in frame. Hutton reacts at golf course with shock and promises to testify with witnesses and revelations. The communications to Watkins began in Kansas City and traveled to New Orleans and beyond.
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Los Angeles
David L. Huttony Jr
Angelus Temple
Aimes Semple McPherson Hutton
Ole Pal
Hutton
Roy Watkins
Temple
Myrtle St. Pierre
Marying
New Watkins
Hin
Elevator Group Renames Jensen at South Dakota convention
The Farmers Elevators Association of South Dakota closed its three day convention with resolutions opposing the St. Lawrence waterway and supporting immediate disolution of the Farm Board. Chris Jensen of Fumey was reelected president. J D Hicks Canton EF 7 Oyan Baltic and C A Woods Plankinton were elected to the board with Hicks first VP Cram Randomh second VP and Ogan treasurer. Secretary H A Olson’s position deferred. Mitchell Likely seen as likely rotation candidate. The group urged suspending road work in South Dakota and endorsed the state railroad commission. Nearly 300 elevator men attended. registrations rose late yesterday as delegates prepared to depart.
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South Dakotas
St. Lawrence
Federal Farm Board
Paseajse
Chris Jensen
Fumey
Association
J. D. Hicks
Canton
Oyan
Baltic
C. A. Woods
Plankinton
Mitchell
St. Lawrence Waterway
United States
Farm Board
South’Dakota
South Dakota
State
Becauze
al” Assembly
Mrs. E H Bryan to Speak on P T and Broadcast
Mrs. E H Bryan will headline a regular broadcast program. The program, titled P T and, will feature her remarks as the speaker.
Roosevelt Children Describe Unofficial Washington Life
The Roosevelt children recount how their father Franklin D Roosevelt moved between formal high society and family life. They discuss visiting cards, dinner parties, and the lack of uniform polish, plus outings with their father to Rock Creek Park, Hyde Park and naval trips aboard the Sylph.
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Washington
Adna
Jimmy
Elliott
Roosevelty
Observati Franklin
Franklin Roosevelt
Fark
Peter Antimgionis
Hyde Park
Anna
Naval Observatory
Hook
Hewcways
Theos
Sylph
Quantico
Newport News
Chesapeake
Poto
Wey
Navy
James
Yorktown
Chesapeake Bay
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Constitutional amendment on state official salaries defeated
The proposed constitutional amendment to place salaries of all state officials under legislative control was defeated by 553 votes, with 106,585 for and 108,184 against. Unofficial returns showed a narrower defeat by 383 votes, with no major differences between official and unofficial counts in other contests.
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Ipshaw
Foster
Thomas
Farmers Line Up Relief Demands
Delegates at the national farmers relief conference pressed for a farm debt moratorium and an end to evictions, visiting Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner to forward petitions to the Senate and House. They want an audience with President Hoover, completed lobbying on Congress, and resolutions opposing the big three relief plans while urging price fixing and a $500 threshold.
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Washington
National Farmers Relief Conference
White House
Capitol Hill
Curtis
Garner
Senate
House
Hoover
Teadery
Congress
Farmers push for demands at presidential meeting
A delegation led by Garner reported that the group head promised to present farmers' demands in the ongoing discussions with the vice presidency and related officials. The briefing noted intentions to convey rural concerns directly to the presidential circle.
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Tata
Garner
S F Police Nip Ring Of Thieves
Sioux Falls police report smashing a youth crime syndicate that staged nightly downtown raids. Six arrested include Dick Howard alias Richard Kadaus and others aged 18 to 24, with prior records. leader confessed to multiple burglaries while police linked more than 30 merchants to the ring.
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Sioux Falls
Butter Theft Ring Details From Local Gang
Reports describe a six person gang stealing from Nash-Finch and a creamery, moving 3708 pounds of butter over months to small stores at under 10 cents a pound, plus thefts of a salesman’s suitcase full of shoes with right feet only, and one ambush when caught without outcome.
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Nash-Finch Company
Egge
Swhen
Yourthy
Arrange For Sale Of Wheat To China
Washington reports the Reconstruction Corporation completed negotiations to sell about 6.3 million bushels of wheat to China for 3.0 million dollars. The deal, aiming at 15 million bushels in total, follows a prior failed proposal and was said to be finalized within the past day. Germany is said to be producing a transparent window pane.
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Washington
China
Reconstruction Corporation
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