Levy Reduction To Trim Heron Taxes Materially In 1932
Huron’s 1932 mill levy drops 5.44 mills from 1930 totaling 23.2 mills with state and local changes. School, city and county cuts outweigh a state increase, yielding lower taxes overall despite higher valuations. Examples show tax reductions from 69.96 to 62.56 on a $1,827 property. Personal property tax increases offset some gains. Auditor aims to complete tax spreading by January 1 with two calculating machines.
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Heron
T. H. Young
Huron
State Tax Commission
Dares Exirx
Ecuimtyy County
Young
City of
Weather forecast for Huron South Dakota
Weather at Huron and surrounding area calls for slow conditions tonight and Friday with warmer pockets in the southwest portion tonight. Snow likely to end and cooling trend Friday with evening service delivery guidance and a note to contact Western Union for late deliveries.
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Huron
South Dakota
Sleepy burglar ends night in jail in Chicago
Edward Coates enters a Chicago home to steal but falls asleep on a spare bed with a shotgun on his chest. A guest, Mrs. Elia Martin, awoke him with a scream, police arrived, and Coates was taken to jail where he faced charges for the burglary expedition.
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Chicago
Edward Coates
Coats
Michael Gilmore
Elia Martin
Coates
Mr. Coates
China And Japan Accept Resolve In Manchuria Row
Paris reports both Japan and China accepted League of Nations resolution with reservations in the Manchuria dispute. Yoshizawa reserved Japanese right to act against bandits. Sze asserted rights under the covenant and treaties and sought withdrawal of Japanese forces if not completed by the inquiry.
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Paris
Japan
China
League of Nation
Manchuria
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Alfred Sze
Sze
Commission of Inquiry
Ford Motor Co Seeks Tax Refund In North Dakota
Briefs are to be filed with Judge RG McFarland of Jamestown in district court before a decision is given in the Ford Motor Co versus the state of North Dakota. The Ford firm claims it was over taxed on its 1921 22 income tax and seeks 6555.
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Ford Company
N. D. Bismarck
N. D
RG. McFarland
Jamestown
Ford Motor Co
North Dakota
Ford
Jem Wilard’s 222nd lawsuit claims record triumphs
In Los Angeles on December 10 4 Jem Wilard declares he has won all his lawsuits, claiming a personal world championship. His latest case centers on a $258.50 achievement claim.
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Los Angeles
Jem Wilard
Powers Fate in Hands of Jury in Slaying Trial
In Clarksburg West Virginia on December 1 1929 the fate of Harry F Powers accused of killing five people including Mrs Dorothy Bressler Lemke and Mrs Asta Buick Eicher appeared to rest with a jury today after final arguments and brief rebuttal testimony Powers claimed alibis and said he wooed women via matrimonial agencies while the state sought to disprove an alleged promise to marry and a deception involving a man named Charles Rogers
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Harry F. Powers
West Virginia
Clarksburg
W. Va
Dorothy Presster Lemke
Northbere
Mass
Powers
Sherif Grimm
Clarence Duckworth
Duckworth
Wiva
Dorothy Bressler Lemke
Northboro
Lemke
Asta Buick E
West Union
W.J. Va
Charles Rogers
Union Town
Johnson
Hyde Is Asked To Investigate Agriculture Taxes
Senator Steiner of Oregon introduced a bill demanding a comprehensive investigation by the secretary of agriculture into all facets of taxation related to agriculture and publication of the findings. Hyde would be empowered to appoint a special unit in the Bureau of Agricultural Economics to carry out the task.
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Hyde
Washington
Steiner
Oregon Republican
Secretary of Agriculture
Strengthening Marketing urged at Farm Union meeting
ST PAUL Dec 12 The Farm sts Union Terminal association held a must meeting today and adopted resolutions urging strengthening of federal marketing measures if danger arises. Caution was urged against legislation that would regulate freight water by inland waterways and trucks, as such regulation could hinder transit.
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ST. Paul
Sts Union Terminal Association
Banker Pleads Not Guilty to Embezzlement Charge
Henry Weekworth, former president of Peoples State Bank in Glencoe Minnesota, pleads not guilty to an indictment alleging embezzlement. The charges include two counts tied to bank records and alleged missing funds.
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Glencok
Minn
Henry
Weekworth
Ciesd
Peoples State Berk Here
Mcleod Sony
Becks
Addams and Butler Win Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Jane Addams of Chicago and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of New York were named Nobel Peace Prize recipients for long standing peace advocacy. The award, funded by Alfred Nobel, honors their roles with Hull House and the Carnegie Endowment, while noting previous American laureates and Addams current treatment at Johns Hopkins.
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Oslo
Norway
Jane) Addams
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York City
York
Jane Adams
Chicago
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Boat
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
Frank B. Kellogg
Alfred Bernhard Nobel
Miss Addams
Hull House
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltioore
Nho Ford Peace Party
Hoover
Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Aristide Briend
Hopes Fading For Moses Election In Senate Row
Washington December 10. Senator Moses of New Hampshire faces a deadlock as 7 ballots fail to elect a president pro tempore. Senator Watson of Indiana steps back as a compromise candidate amid ongoing Republican divisions. Hoover’s economic program gains momentum despite opposition with a looming budget and reform debates.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
George Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Garner
House
Moses
Char Icea
Wild Jackass
Mosea
Young Guard
Hoover
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Senate Banking Committee
Glass
White House
Virginia
Federal Reserve
Burns
Hoover seeks temporary adjustments on European war debts
President Hoover asked Congress to authorize a new moratorium and temporary debt adjustments for European nations unable to meet payments. He urged revival of the foreign debt commission to study the debt question amid the present economic emergency and to advise on terms over a ten year period beginning July 1, 1933.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Europe
United States
Foreign Debt Commission
World Court
Manchuria
Mexico
St. Lawrence Waterway
Paraguay
Laval
France
Grandi
Italy
America
China
League of Nations Council
Paris
Senate
Canada
Nicaragua
Baiti
Bolivia
Guatemala
Honduras
Senator Davis Has Longest Biography
Washington notes reveal the longest biographies in the congressions directory. Senator Davis of Pennsylvania leads with 40 lines and 496 words, followed by Senaway Lewis of Illinois with 34 lines and 420 words. Shortest entries include RH and Emanuel Celler, with discussion of other New York members Delaney and Buchanan. Speaker Garner lists his Texas home and election history. Hattie W. Caraway is noted as the most active woman senator.
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Washington
Senator Davis
Pennsylvania
Senaway Lewis
Illinois
LaGuardia
Emanuel Celler
Andrew L. Somers
New York House
Delaney
Brooklyn
Buchanan
Texas
Brenham
Garner
Hattie W. Caraway
Jonesboro
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Bruening Raps Hitler Regime In German Politics
BERLIN Dec 1 P Germanys moderate press says Chancellor Bruening has struck a blow to Hitlerism with his radio speech and decrees while warning that the council of elders may reconvene the reichstag. Gobler begins a price dictatorship planning cuts in industrial prices freight rates and staple goods.
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Berlin
Germany
Heinrich Bruen
Bruening
Council of Elders
Reichstag
Chrristmas
von Hindenburg
Gobler
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Jane Addams
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