Idaho Senator Borah Urges Clean Up In Haiti Debate
Washington Dec 10 A Kingie phrase in Hoover's Haiti message prompts senators to question presidential approval for a new commission to Haiti amid long contested American intervention. Senator Borah says another commission is needed after 14 years of occupation while President Hoover emphasizes ground work and future policy. The plan envisions study on site and recommendations for post treaty policy as Congress debates authority and funding.
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Hoover
Congress
Haiti
Becme
Repubiic
Borah
Democracie
House Antiganate
Little Republic
Wilson
United States
Republic
Springs farmer injured in fall near Wellington
John Thompson, a longtime farmer eleven miles southwest of Wellington, is in a serious condition at his home after a moving wagon accident. He disappeared for about an hour, then returned with the team and wagon, and was found unconscious near the house with possible skull fracture from the fall.
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Wellington Springs
John Thompson
Here
Thompson
Rural Lines Fail In Snowbound Wessington Springs
Fog and ice cripple rural lines cutting communications to nearly twenty localities around Wessington Springs. Two crashes in town last night involved G B Jensen and Carl Haddorf. no injuries, Jensen car severely damaged.
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Springs Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs
G. B. Jensen
Carl Haddorf
Jensen
Haiti Returns to Normalcy After Weekend Riots
Port au Prince reports Haiti back to normal as President Louis Borno blames ambitious followers for unrest that left many dead and wounded. American forces praised for actions under treaty. Evacuation of Americans to safety aboard the Woodcock notes casualties amid cane-field clashes. Marine guards recount the Aux Cayes attack with limited firing and detailed armament.
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Port-Au-Pringe
Haiti
Louis Borno
Muanifesto
Aux Cayes
Jeremie
Woodcock
Roy Swink
Stroudsburg
Mia. Betroyer
Pang, I
Maumus
New Iberia
Elevator Plans Discussed At South Dakota Convention
Sioux Falls, Dec. 10. Farmers Elevator Association of South Dakota opens its 23rd annual convention with about a thousand delegates expected. The meeting follows the formation of the Northwest Grain Cooperative in Fargo with $2,000,000 capital and federal Farm Board approval. Speakers include John Brandt and H. B. Test. A. L. Berg presides and F. H. Sloan serves as secretary.
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Sioux Falls
Federal Farm Board
Farmers Elevator Association of
South Dakota
Elevator Association
Fargo
Northwest Grain Cooperative
J.T. B. Dinwondie
Anerdeen
Farmers National Grain Corporation
John Brandt
Minneapolis
Lakes
I. J. Iducpby
State Boarch of
Railroad Commissioners
H. B. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Col True To Visit Huron Reserve Officers Corps
Col John M True of the regular army will visit the Huron chapter of the Reserve Officers corps on Wednesday evening December 11 to assist in launching a conference class in map reading Supper will be served at 6 oclock at the Marvin Hugutt hotel All reserve officers in Central South Dakota are invited
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Col. True
Huron Reserve Corps
John M. True
Regular Army
Huron
Reserve Officers' Corps
Marvin Hugutt
South Dakota
Weather Summary for Huron and South Dakota
Weather brief notes snow expected tonight in Huron and the surrounding South Dakota area with Wednesday showing no decided change in temperature. Forecast calls for ongoing winter conditions and light accumulation possible depending on regional conditions.
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Huron
South
Dakoter
Nine Lose Lives as NY Film Studio Fire Rages
A three story Manhattan Studios and Motion Picture Exchange building at Park Avenue and 14th Street caught fire, killing nine and leaving many missing. About 75 people were inside as flames fed by film products turned the interior into an inferno. Fire alarms summoned Upper Manhattan and The Bronx apparatus. boats sprayed water from the Harlem River. One woman was seriously injured. a large studio crew and performers were present when the blaze started. The fire spread rapidly, destroying stages, dressing rooms, and equipment amid thick, acrid smoke.
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New York
Manhattan Studios, Inc
Motion Picture Exchange
Park Avenue
L4th Street
Upper Manhattan
Bronx
Harlem River
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
Eddie” Elkins
Warry Delmar
One Killed When Train Hits Truck
A northbound passenger train from Los Angeles to Oakland struck a gasoline tank truck at Famoso California last night. The collision caused the truck and trailer to explode, igniting clothing and setting fire to several cars. Brakeman John H. Christensen was killed. engineer KR Toland and fireman Martin Stinson were seriously injured. the truck driver John Statler escaped.
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Bakemsfield
Cal
Los Angeles
Oakland
Famosa
John H. Christensen
Kilied
KR. Toland
Martin Stinson
John Statler
Dogs Bite Huronite Carriers On Routes
Dogs bite carriers on routes as delivery hours from 4 30 to 6 30 face fierce dogs. One boy needed a physician after a Saturday bite and several others were hurt last week. Reports describe clashes with ill tempered dogs and a neighbor’s bird dog stealing papers. Patrons warned that every miss costs the carrier.
No Christmas For Tourists On Liner Polk
SAN PEDRO CAL DEC 10 Well what is Santa Claus going to do about this Captain W A Ross his crew and all the passengers aboard the President Polk round the world liner will have no Christmas this year Santa Claus faces a poser The ship sails from here and will reach the 180th meridian in mid Pacific on Dec 24 and cross it to sail into December 26 leaving no place for Christmas at all International date line means no holiday aboard the liner.
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San Pedo
Cal
Des
Santa Clauta
W. A. Ross
President Polk
St. Nicholas
Ross
Hetare Hs
Bera
180Th Meridian
mid-Pacific
Illinois mines guarded as strike paralyzes Peabody sites
National Guard and state troops patrolled four Peabody Coal Company mines in Illinois as National Miners Union members strike. Miners at mines 7, 9, and 58, usually employing 3460, reported few workers. Guards blocked entry, pickets halted cars, with no violence noted early morning. NMU spokesman Freeman Thompson vowed to continue until demands are met, while UMWA supporters viewed as effort to recruit members.
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National
Peabody Coal Company
National Miners Union
W. C. Argust
Qthera
Taylorville
Freeman F. Thompson
Springfield
N. M
United Mine Workers of America
U. 38 W
Brookhart Testimony Ignored by Grand Jury in 1926 Dinner Case
The grand jury rejected Senator Brookhart’s testimony on a Wall Street booze party held in 1926 for new members of Congress. The dinner involved Otto Kahn and E. E. Loomis at the Lehigh Valley era, with Loomis later linked to the Willard hotel. Due to lack of evidence and time elapsed, the panel deeming it impracticable to pursue the matter further.
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Brookhart
Washington
Grand Jury
Senator Broookhart
Wall Street
Walter Fahy
New York
Congress
Mqnor
Brockhart
Senate
Otto Kahn
E. E B. Loomis
Le~high Valley Railroad
Loomis
New ‘Willard Hotel
Beloit Postmaster Seeks Husband of Daughter
Beloit postmaster Olaf Olson accuses Herman Thompson of Fairview, 8 DB, of abducting Leone Olson to elope with him. Olson has filed kidnapping charges as authorities in Lynn County seek Thompson, 35. In Valley Springs an oil station four miles south was robbed last night of about 16 to 20 dollars by a man in a grey machine who held up Edward Running, the proprietor, and escaped in a car, carrying a gun.
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Beloit
Musband
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Lynn County
Herman Thompson
Fairview
Olaf Olson
Leone
Olson
Valley Springs
Here
Ag & Mechane
Edward Running
Prietor
Elks Promote Turkey Trot with $2000 in Prizes
The Elks announce the third annual Turkey Trot at Hotel Marvin Hughitt next Thursday night featuring nearly $2000 in prizes such as ducks turkeys dolls and lamps. Mike Gibbs' orchestra will provide music for a 7:30 pm dance in the ball room as committees finalize elaborate preparations for the event.
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Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Mike Gibbs
Social Welfare Committee
Clyde Smith
Harry Otto
George Hunt
Harold W. Markey
William H. Olson
Beadle County Transfer Notice for Maund J Orie Harop
Real estate transfer notice furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Co records O Laughlin selling part of NW quarter of section 4 to Maund J Orie Harop for 600 dollars. Nearby property description and assignment indicate a private transfer filed in land records.
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Beadle County Abstract& Title Co
O. &. Laughlin
Confesses Drifters Planned Bank Robberies in Huron
State's Attorney Howes secured a confession from Crell Ramsey, a Indiana carpenter living in Huron, who said a group of eight to ten drifters planned to rob Mitchell and Woonsocket banks and the Boltes Rogers fur house. Ramsey furnished the revolver used by Charles F. Martin in the Reese elevator hold up and described the gang's scheme, the car, and a tall man with a leather helmet. Martin, wounded, remained hospitalized but is improving, and a first degree robbery charge has been filed against Ramsey.
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Huron
Charles F. Martin
Banks
Mitchell and Woonsocket
Boltes & Rogers Fur House
Hurowm
W. W. Howes
Crell Ramsey
Martin
Ramsey
Howes
Fred Hartley
Reese
Indiana
Ute
Remney
Rawiesey
Mitchell
Woonsack
Marlin
Han Martin
Hartley
Agihht
A. W. Hopkins
Hop- King
Sprague Hospital
Marth
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Calvin Lloyd
Federal Board
N.Y
Eddie’ Elkins
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Panama
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