Congressmen Praise Action Northwest Editors Appeal for Speedy Tariff Passage
Minnesota and neighboring states editors urged the Senate to expedite the tariff bill as farmers need adequate farm rates and targeted protection. The 140 signers included The Evening Tribune and other papers, with praise from Senators Vandenberg and Patterson and Representative Hagen for a timely, agriculture-friendly program.
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Redolph Lee
Washington
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Senate
National Capitol
Senatro HJ. Allen
Kansas
Néwsapapers
Nna
House
A. H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Grand Rapids
R. C. Patterson
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Gilbert Hagen
Iowa
Farm Board
Man's Leg Amputated in Car Crash Incident
The condition of Joe Gross of Lake Byron was described as critical after his left leg was amputated this morning when his wagon was caught between two parked cars and a passing auto. Doctors at Spraxue hospital reported the injuries followed by the accident Monday night.
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Joe Gross
Wuo
Spraxue Hospital
Groza
Vingorth
Lake Byron
Condition Of William Peek Improves After Garage Incident
William Peek, seriously injured when pinned between two cars while cranking a car at the Yellow Transportation garage, was reported improving today by doctors at Sprague Hospital. He was caught between the two cars as the geared vehicle moved forward, pushing him against a truck.
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Peek
William Peek
Sprague Hospital
Yellow Transportation Garage
Hich
That’s Too Bad Car Brakes Questioned After Near Miss
A fragmentary quote about a near collision with a mother-in-law, noting brakes and starting failure. No clear event details or participants beyond the speaker and the note “Pages-Gaies, verdom, ss.” The readable text suggests a casual, informal remark rather than a full report.
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Gaies
Verdom
Mussolini Bars Gifts Except Money From Abroad
Mussolini orders Fascist centers abroad to return gifts and only money should be given to him. He has already received books, paintings, and animals, and now proposes that money be used to lessen the national debt or fund public improvements.
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Duce
Isles swept by fresh gales and floods in Somerset
Desperate efforts by Bridgewater residents defend town from inundation as floods swallow Somerset, with villagers opposing sandbag barriers. Across the British Isles fresh gales threaten shipping, Thames floods surge, and 184 lives lost as storms rage.
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Isles
Bridgewater
Somershehtshire
England
Somerset
Huron Bank Surpasses Four Million in Deposits
The National Bank of Huron reported deposits exceeding 4,000,000 marking a record in its tenacious growth. Deposits stood at 4,040,000 with total resources of 4,482,000, aided by Santa season trade and expansion into surrounding territory.
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South Dakota
National Bank of Huron
Huron Institution
Secn’ National
First National Bank
Trast Company
Sioux Walls
Huron
Camden Rayhure
George
Fullinwether
Standard Savings Bank
Fullinweider
Northwest Bancorporation
Hundreds visit store opening at J. J. Newberry
Several hundred people visited the J. J. Newberry store on its opening day in Huron with 60 sales staff across 26 departments. The corner Dakota and Third building, partly completed, was erected by the company and is expected to be fully occupied in two to three weeks. The store, the 285th Newberry unit, targets five cent to one dollar merchandise and includes a lunch counter for shoppers.
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J. J. Newberry
H. R. Wagner
Huron
Newberry
South Dakota
Wagner
Warren
Ohio
Incharge
E. T. Church
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Waa
Big Fall
Crash Near Highmore C F Conkey Receives Broken Knee
A foggy auto collision west of Highmore late Sunday afternoon left C F Conkey of 883 Third Street Southwest with a broken knee cap. Conkey and W A Johns of 507 Ohio Southweet collided with Dr. Gordon’s car near Sprague hospital where Conkey was to have surgery today.
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Highmore
C. F. Conkey
Third
Stonday
Sprague Hospital
Conkey
W. A. Johns
Ohio -Southweet
Gordon
Rift in coalition ranks over wool tariff debate
Washington December 11 Controversies over wool tariff rates widen a rift in the Senate Democratic Independent Republican coalition once united against tariff moves. Debates center on duties for wool ranges, with Blaine offering nine cents, Copeland proposing ten and a half, and initial compromise efforts failing as final decisions are deferred.
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Washington
Senate
Ote
Old Guard
Blaine
Wlaconain
Elaine
Copeland
New York
Ony
British Storm Toll Reaches 163 Across Coasts
London reported 163 known deaths from a week long terrific storm battering Great Britain and the continental coast. The heaviest losses were near the British Isles with at least 69 vessels wrecked or badly damaged. Paris tabulations showed 52 lives lost on the French coast or inland. Further reports were expected as seas continued rough.
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London
British Isles
Thames
Oxford
St. Louis
Ushant
St. Cyrille
Brest
Tyko
Viga
Leonardo da Vinci
Dungeness
Thames Valley
Great River
Tedding Ton
Sommerset
Ghire
Weather Bureau
Britain
Londderry
Calais
France
Cobh
BNE
Great ‘Britain
Paris
Kimball High Defeats Gann Valley 23 15
Kimball high school saga team defeated Gann Valley 23 to 15 in Kimball. The score stood 15 to 6 at halftime in favor of Kimball as Mebium and Nelson led Gann Valley while Cuba and McClenahan starred for Kimball. Gann Valley led early but lost the lead before halftime and were outscored in the second half.
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Kimball
Kimball High School
Gann Valley
Mebium
Nelson
Cuba
McClenahan
Opposition to Court Appears in Senate Fight
Washington reports growing opposition in the Senate to the new plan for American entry into the world court. A veteran bloc that once opposed U.S. alignment with the tribunal remains dissatisfied with modified court procedures. The group deems the protocol and revised statutes unacceptable and questions whether the Senate will approve the advisory opinion safeguards. President Hoover likely to delay ratification until Secretary Stimson returns from the London naval conference.
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Washington
Senate
United States
International Tribunal
Geneva
Hoover
Stimson
London
Bsva
Washin
Howard Q
United -State
New Mine Union Shuts Down Illinois Coal Mines
The National Miners Union, a new group opposing the United Mine Workers, claims a 100 percent shutdown of Christian County mines and eyes Nokomis Staunton and Springfield district mines. About 3,000 workers are said to be out as the strike expands statewide. Illinois guards protect four Peabody mines.
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Taylorville
Ill
Mine Workers of America
National Miners Union
Christian County
Nokamis
Staunton
Springfield
Union
Thera
Communist Party of America
United Ming Workers
Illinois
I. M. W. Long
John J. Lewis
Harry Fishwick
National Miners’ Union
United Mine
N. BM. Us
Nokomis
Attorneys Voice Disapproval In List Of Charges
Port au Prince Haiti attorneys sign a statement denouncing American armed forces as causing agitation and pledge not to plead in island courts until a new order. General Russell calls the claims farcical and says quiet and order are returning. Martial law tightens with a curfew and U.S. Marines aiding security.
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Waltl
Hait
Nortotley
Wright
Louis E. Fagan
AE Capper Jett
Haiti
Jucmel
Washington
Port-Au-Prince
State Department
Bri
John H. Russell
Cape Haiti
Weclcome
Russell
Port- Au-Prince
Republic
Algnera
Guillaume Sam Wher
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Vara
U. S
Port AU Prince
Louis Borno
Mets
Nacional Garde
United States Marines
Frank Evans
Youth Cranked Car Pins Teen to Truck at Yellow Transport
William Peel, 17, was seriously injured when the car he was cranking began moving, pinning him between the car and a truck at Yellow Transportation. In Sprague hospital, his condition worsened but showed slight improvement. doctors warn he remains in danger. Peel, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Peck, had been employed by the company for several weeks at 605 Montara avenue Southwest.
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William Peel
Yellow Transportation Company
Sprague Hospital
William
Harry Peck
Montara Avenue
Weather Haron Unsettled Snow Tonight and Thursday
Unsettled weather expected with snow unlikely to change temperatures much. South Dakota forecast shows mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with no clear temperature shift.
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Haron
South Dakota
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