Drop In Temperature Hampers Communication
Cold snap and high winds disrupted telephone and telegraph service across South Dakota as ice on wires broke lines from Brookings to Aberdeen and stretches near Watertown, Mitchell, Miller, and Watertown. Poles snapped. hundreds of dollars in damage expected. power lines remained generally intact with some trouble near Yankton and Highmore.
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South Dakota
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Brookings
Watertown
Miller
Black Hills
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Volga
Mighmore
Son
Minneapolis
Stout City
Twin Cities
Northwestern Public Service Company
Yankton
Northarestern Public Service
Highmore
Sioux Falls
Associated Press
PEEK TO LEAVE HOSPITAL SOON
William Peek is recovering at Sprague hospital after a car incident in which a vehicle in gear began moving as he attempted to exit. Doctors expect his discharge in a day or two.
Weather News Brief for Tlaron and South Dakota
Weather report notes unsettled conditions tonight with much colder temperatures. In South Dakota he forecasts late changes to Saturday with cooler air and cautious expectations for precipitation.
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Tlaron
South Dakota
Rabbit Booze Brings Leaps And Big Fine
In Chicago a bootleg case names Squirrel whiskey as common knowledge and Rabbit whiskey as the blame. Jack Thomas argues the difference to Judge Herbert G. Immenhausen yesterday. Paul Wilke drank Rabbit whiskey and hopped about, defying officers before being fined $20 and Thomas $106 for aiding the behavior.
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Chicago
Dee
Jack Thomas
Herbert G. Immenhausen
Thomas
Paul Wilke
Wilke
Seek grid star on theft charge
Columbia Missouri December 18 police sought Lanis Lee Derry a former college football star and junior class president accused of stealing clothing and jewelry from a fraternity panel. Derry had played at Arkansas and Missouri and faced a Kansas reformatory sentence for prior thefts.
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Columbia
Missouri
Lanis Lee Derry
University of Missouri
Derry
Clyde Ballew
University of Arkansas
Kansas Reformatory
University of Kansas
Albert K. Heckel
Dean Hickel
School of Education
Laquor
Franklin Eb, Reagan
Drop Two From Church Board
New York December 13 Will Hays president of the Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of America and Carl E Milligen secretary have been dropped from the board of the Church and Drama association executive secretary Rev George Rela Andrews announced It was deemed wise not to have representatives of the motion picture industry on the board The removal followed a six month study and a claim that Hays had attempted film propaganda from the association letterheads REPORT BILL Washington December 33 The house veterans committee told its chairman Royal C Johnson to report a hospitalization bill authorizing an expenditure of 13 700 000
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New York
Will H. Hays
Motion Pictures Producers and Distributors of America
Carl E. Milligen
Church and Drama Association
George Rela Andrews
Haya
Milligen
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
5. Parkes Cadman
Andrews
Hays
Milliken
The
Herald
Washington
House Veterans Committee
Royal C.johnson
South Dakota
Senate Faces Tax Cut Clash Over 160 Million Plan
In Washington the Senate backed moving forward with a 160 million tax resolution as a clash over a proposed one percent cut in income and corporate taxes heightened. Senators Norris Borah opposed shielding corporations while urging war debt reduction, while Simmons defended returning surplus to taxpayers to ease market fears.
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Oteans
Blaine
Borah
Brookhart
Cutting
Frazier
LaFollette
Nartis
Nye
Norbeck McMaster
Schall
Connatty
Thomas
Oklahoma
Wheeler
Norris
Nebraska
Idaho
Treasury
Smoot
Finance Committee
Timmons
North Carolina
Copeland
New York
Simmons
Jury Finds Detectives Guilty In Faulk County
Faulkton December 13 Special The Faulk county circuit court returns a verdict of guilty for Joe Wilshire and C L Marlette alleged detectives accused of giving intoxicating liquor to minors. The defendants from Sioux City furnished evidence for liquor arrest warrants issued last July involving two teenage girls. Sentence awaits the end of the term.
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Faulkton
Faulk County
Joe Wilshire
C. L. Marlette
Sioux City
Dances To Start In K C Hall Tomorrow
A new dance series begins at the Knights of Columbus Hall tomorrow night. The reconditioned hall features a sanded floor and improved decor to host a twice weekly program all winter. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus building association and Glenn Garrett, the events will feature special orchestras and varied dance features.
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K. C. Nall
Knights of Columbus Building Association
Glenn Garrett
Mrs Hanson Taken To Hospital With Pneumonia
Mrs E W Hanson of 129 Ohio Avenue Southwest was admitted to Sprague hospital with a bad pneumonia. Her son James, who had contracted pneumonia days earlier, remains hospitalized but is reported to be recovering.
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Hanson
E. W. Hanson
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Sprague Hospital
James
Mind of Train Wrecker Vernon Pleads Guilty
Vernon, arrested after derailing a Southern Pacific passenger train near Soledad Canyon on November 10, pleaded guilty to the train wrecking charge and one count of robbery aboard the train. District Attorney Baron Fitts said the San Francisco man is believed sane, with two other alleged accomplices. The grand jury indicted him under California’s habitual criminal act for five prior felonies across Solano, Ventura, Los Angeles, and other states.
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LOS Angreus
Vernon
Pawnee
Okla
Southern Pacific
Soledad Canyon
Here
Senger
Baron Fitts
San Francisco
Solano
Venture
Los Angeles
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
National Bank Plans Capital Increase in Huront
Stockholders of the National Bank of Huront will meet on December 18 to vote on increasing capital stock from 150 000 to 225 000. The proposal follows a board recommendation and comes after the bank surpassed 4 000 000 in deposits for the first time. The last increase, from 100 000 to 160 000, occurred in 1926.
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National Bank
Huront
Waltonians to Take Up River Sewage Plans Meet Friday
Huron Izaak Walton league plans a Friday session at Labor Temple to discuss sewage pollution in the James River. A 2 committee of the state league seeks injunctions against dumping by Huron and Mitchell. Secretary E J Calendline notes other important agenda items and a 3 PM start.
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Huron
Izaak Walton League
State League
Mitchell
James River
E. J. Calentline
Seasion
Calendine
Senate Admits Grundy as Lobbyist Senator Despite Move to Bar
Washington reports Joseph R. Grundy, a Pennsylvania figure known for lobbying on tariff matters, was sworn in as a senator amid a push by Sen. Nye to eject him. The Elections Committee heard four hours of debate with no clear decision, as Grundy faced questions over his past expenditures and political record. Nye plans a record vote when the measure is reported, while factional leaders expect Grundy’s appointment to survive.
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Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Smoot
Finance Committee
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Senate Elections Committee
Grundy
Fisher
Willam S. Ware
Nye
North Dakota
Republeung
Elections Committee
Geundy
Laws Lane
Vara
Ware
Grundr
Ghrotridge
Nyo
Starring Back From Chicago Returns From BankersTrips
George A. Starring secretary of the South Dakota Bankers association returns from a week long trip to Chicago and Des Moines He presided at an American Bankers association committee meeting in Chicago and attended sessions of the American Farm Bureau federation in Chicago Also met with Rotary club members and discussed bank protective matters and the Central States Banking conference at Tulsa in March Snitkey taken to hospital with severe heart attack in Sioux Falls and to Sprague hospital News notes from Pierre report a second dividend of ten percent to depositors of the defunct Claire City bank following a twenty five percent payout
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George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers Association
Chicago
Des Moines
Starring
American Bank+ org association
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Starling
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago Rotary Club
Snitkey
William Snitkey
Sioux Falls
Rural Credits Department
Sprague Hospital
Spitkey
Marvin Hurhitt
Pierre
Claire City Bank
Ciaire City
Empty Shotgun Fails To Stop Grocery Robber
Minneapolis officer Jonn Nordgaard hid behind a counter for two weeks waiting for a bandit during a string of holdups at Arthur Charley grocery. When the suspect returned for the fourth time in six weeks the officer fired an empty shotgun click. The robber fled with $50 as the weapon failed to discharge.
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Minneapolis
Jonn
Nordgaard
Arthur Charley
Mona
Interstate Commerce Commission orders Union Pacific to build 181 miles
The Interstate Commerce Commission compels Union Pacific to construct 181 miles of line from Crane to Crescent Lake in Oregon at an estimated cost of $9 million. The move, the first to force rail expansion, sparked broad Pacific Northwest railroad debate and featured mixed dissent among commissioners on authority and justification.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific System
Crane
Crescent Lake
Oregon
Pacific
Northwest
Ui Fe. Com Company
Oregon Public’ Service Commission
Brsinerd
Farrell
Porter
Commission
Woodlock
Oil suit defense seeks more time in Elk Hills case
In Los Angeles on December 13 attorneys for G. L. Doheny and Pan American Petroleum said additional time is needed to present the defense in the government suit to cancel Elk Hills leases. Testimony likely to extend into next week. Deposition from Rear Admiral John K. Robison cited. Staggers testified he was driven from bidding after Doheny offered 35 percent royalties to the government. Harold Whitby claims a world record free fall from an airplane of 4400 feet before deploying a 700 foot drift.
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Los Angeles
G. L. Doheny
Pan American Petroleum Company
Elk Hills
Here
Albert G. Fall
Interior
Harding
Doheny
John K. Robison
Robison
Bureau of Engineering of the Navy
Jonn W. Stag-gers
Midway Land and Oil Company
Baldwin Company
Staggers
Harold
Whitby
Naval
Earch
Canton Is Saved From Revolters
Forces of the nationalist government fought to a standstill three rebel armies in separate parts of China. The Canton area saw a major victory as insurgents from the Iransidea division and Kwangsi Province retreated after heavy losses at the gates of Canton, while revolt threats lingered.
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Shanghat
China
Nanking
Canton
Iransidea
Chang Fak-wei
Kwangsi
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