Plan To Prosecute Those Responsible For Grain Dealings
Washington dispatch details expanded confidential inquiries aimed at prosecuting irregular grain market transactions. The Agriculture Department cites need to curb short selling by foreign governments and tighten supervision of brokers and merchants. It also covers other agency efforts from turpentine for glass to aviation weather information and tuberculosis progress in livestock reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
House
House Appropriation Committee
SW. T. Duvel
Grain Futures Administration
Secretary ‘of Agriculture
Chicago
W. W. Skinner
Haz
Congress
John HB. Mohler
Animal Industry Bureau
United States
Middle Western
North Central States
Seven Mailing Days Remain For Patrons Urgent Appeal
Seven mailing days remain before Christmas as Poet master A B Blake issues an urgent plea for Huron citizens to mail packages and greetings this week. The postmaster warns delays if mailing slows, noting patrons will gain better service and faster handling by sending items now.
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A.B. Blake
Huron
Tera
Hinke
Christing Mall
Post Office Force
Action Dismissed In Pheasant Cases
Judge A Kinkeed Becnuns dismissed the case against Leslie Decker yesterday for insufficient evidence in a pheasant dispute. The ruling ends the legal action without trial.
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Leslie Decker
A. Kinkeed
Weather in Lil Sesth Dakota Forecast
Fragmentary report notes warm forecast for Lil Sesth Dakota with higher temperatures and light winds. No precise highs or timing readable.
Einstein Thanks New Yorkers For Spiritual Uplift
Dr. Albert Einstein sailed from New York for California to continue research. He will spend weeks at Pasadena with Dr. Robert A Millikan and visit Mount Wilson observatory. He expressed thanks for the warm welcome and assistance from New York officials and residents.
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New York
Albert Einstein
California
Einstein
Pasadena
Robert A. Millikan
California “Institute of Technology
Mount Wilgon Observatory
Bergenland
Tuam
Blizzard Hits Maritime Provinces and New Foundland
A twelve hour blizzard blanketed the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland causing shipping disruptions and communication outages. Four seamen were lost off Newfoundland and several fishermen remained missing from North Sydney. The schooner Arawan a ran aground and later was floated to Centerville. Cape Breton was isolated as telegraph and train service halted. Three fishermen Bernard Taylor Allan King rescued by life-savers. Two small schooners sank in Sydney harbor with no crew aboard.
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Halifax
N.S
Maritime Provinces
New Foundland
New Fourthland
North Sydney
Arawana
St. John
Digby
Centerville
Bernard Taylor
Allan King
Bayview
Cape Breton
Sydney
Huntley Loses 3 In 2nd Ward In Beadle County Sheriff Contest
Con R Huntley a democrat challenging A J Larsen for Beadle County sheriff lost three votes in the 2nd Ward while the official canvass showed Larsen ahead after ballots were ruled invalid. In Huron precincts changes occurred as Judge Alva E Taylor threw out six ballots amid ongoing court review of first and third ward counts. The canvass notes Larsen 153 Huntley 158 before rulings, then Larsen 161 Huntley 154, with further adjustments possible as ballots are reexamined. The court plans to finish examining ballots from the remaining wards, with about 6500 ballots to review, and expects faster progress once precedents on rejected votes are set.
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Con R. Huntley
A. J. Larsen
Beadle County
Huron
Huntley
Alva E. Taylor
Officis
Larsen
Huron Building Boom Near Million Dollar Mark in 1930
Building permits issued in 1930 show Huron moving toward a million dollar total with 76 permits in the first eleven and a half months. Industrial and residential spending reaches 806,500 and 175,600 respectively, with Northwestern Public Service Co leading industrial work at 210,000 and a $125,000 diesel plant expansion.
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Huron
Northwestern Public Service Company
August Tams
Central Warehouse Company
Habicht
Dakota Avenue South
Bedelle
Beadle
State Fair Board
City School Board
Huron College
Chicago and North Western Railway
McKinley
Washington
City Owaitor
Nebraska Killer Identified By Police In North Platte
Police say they know the slayer of 20 year old Lawrence Atkinson at a country dance near North Platte. The suspect, a well known police character wanted for five Iowa bank robberies, is allegedly a liquor runner between Des Moines and North Platte. A car used in the escape was found, but the suspect remains at large. Witnesses identified him as "Jack Nola."
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Nebraska
Omaha
Lawrence Atkinson
North Platte
Neb
Iowa
Des Moines
Jack Nola
His Addition Is Good But Money Isn't There
Evanston Illinois December 18 a growing ominous crime wave touched a scene as Welter A Butler was suspected for approaching cashiers and offering to buy time with fake money. Witnesses quoted Butler singing as he counted a roll while $98 bond was demanded. Court clerk Ivan Rubin tallied the cash totaling 155 dollars.
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Evanston
Ill
Aspiciou
A. Butler
Thosg
Nina
Butler
Sway
Ivan Rubin
Job Reports Give Allen Pain In Neck
Washington December 16 former Senator Henry J Allen of Kansas said job offers bother him The Kansas Republican told reporters at the White House after a social call on President Hoover that he does not want a job but prefers rest He doubted he would be offered the posts people expect him to take.
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Allen
Washington
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Hoover
Lisbon
Portugal
Ramon Franco
Spain
Government To Aid In Cleanup In Chicago Fight With Gangsters
Chicago news reports the government moves to deport Tony Mops Volpe once a bodyguard to Al Capone and labeled a top public enemy by the Chicago crime commission. Immigration authorities arrest Volpe on a labor secretary warrant, holding him on $10,000 bond amid citizenship disputes and an old counterfeit war stamps case. Officials note broader alien gang activities under surveillance and anticipate Volpe’s departure to Italy within a month.
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Chicago
Elemet
Tony “Mops” Volpe
Alphonse Capone
Chicago Rrints Commission
Capone
Italy
Secretary of Labor
William N. Doak
Valpo
Detective Bureau
Volpe
America
George “Red” Barker
James ‘Fur
Immigration Bureau
Man Sought in Slaying of Parents Near Nashville
Paul Brown, 28, is being hunted after allegedly shooting his father Lee Brown, 65, wounding his mother, 3, and setting the family home near Nashville on fire. A farm hand, Chester Bunge, 24, was wounded. authorities now believe Brown likely escaped after the blaze. The incident is linked to Brown’s claimed strain from radio invention work.
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Nashville
Paul Brown
Brown
Lee Brown
Chester Bunge
Peir
Bunge
Columbus
Ind
Boy's condition improves slowly after accidental shooting
Teddy Sandell, 15, son of A. Sandell of 705 Tenth Street SW, shows gradual recovery after being accidentally shot just beneath the heart while returning from a rabbit-hunting trip with Francis and Eugene Tobin. The bullet damaged a lung but doctors say recovery continues barring complications. The incident occurred near Eighteenth Street and Frank Avenue.
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Teddy Sandell
A. Sandell
Tenth Street Southwest
J.C. Shirley
Shirley
Sanders
Teddy
Francis
Eugene Tobin
Frank
Tobin
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Sandell
Eighteenth Street
Frank Avenue
Huron High School
Vanda Wee
Revolt reports sweep Spain amid martial law and strikes
Reports reach through censorship of a nationwide strike as Spain faces martial law mobilizing 75,000 troops. Civil governors declare rights suspended while revolts in Barcelona, Santander, Bilbao, Saragossa and other cities trigger bread shortages and closures. In Lisbon, Major Ramon Franco says the plan failed but vows a republic soon. blame shifts to Galan and Rashness.
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Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Barcelona
San Sebastian
Santander
Bilbao
Alcala Zemora
Saragossa
Lerida
Jaen
Valencia
Cadez
Seville
Huelva
Gijon
Hilbao
Iran
Hendaye
Pardon Board To Hear Ewert's Plea
Pierre December 16 The pardon application of Adolph W Ewert former treasurer of the state rural credit board who was convicted of embezzling 211000 in rural credit funds was before the South Dakota Pardon board for consideration The board composed of presiding judge Sones Boer of the state supreme court secretary of state Gladys Pyle and Attorney General M Q Sharpe planned to meet in the near future Ewert was sentenced to 11 years in the state penitentiary after his conviction was upheld by the state supreme court nearly 20 letters advocating the pardon or other questions may be considered.
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State Supreme Court
Bill Pyie
King May Leave Madrid Is Report
London dispatch reports official sources say King Alfonso may depart Madrid as Spanish insurgents gain the upper hand. The government has mobilized parts of the Foreign Legion, with 1000 Legionnaires disembarking at Algeciras and preparations to move to Madrid. Some Legionnaires refused orders over pay, while Algeciras troops show discontent.
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London
Paris
London Daily Mail
Alfonso
Madrid
Gibraltar
Spanish Foreign Legion
Blorocco
Algeciras
Sagunto
Messiah to Be Given Tonight by Huron Civic Chorus
The Huron Civic chorus presents the annual Messiah at the Presbyterian church with about 100 voices, a string quartet, and four guest soloists Bonnie Ruth McImes Thomas W Williams Mrs H G Schwarz and Perry Clifford plus Prof Carl Christenson and local musicians Mia Arndt Leo Arndt and Elmer Arndt. The performance runs a little over two hours, conducted by Hardin A Van Deursen.
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Huron Civic Chorus
Presbyterian Church
Spptering
Hardin A. van Deursen
Huron
Bonnie Ruth Mclmes
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Thomas W. Williams
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
H. G. Schwarz
Redfield
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Carl Christenson
South Dakota State College
Huron Municipal Band
Christenson
Messish
Mia JE. Arndt
Leo
Elmer Arndt
Huron College
Civic Chorus
Howie
van Deursen
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Bureau of Cherry Industry
O. E. Reed
Yuresu
Thomas FH. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Lil
North Country
Shipping and Communication
Canada
Newfoundland
Third Ward
Larsen Hhuntley
Public Service Company
Gumers
Alfonso XIII
France
M. C. Gray
Canton
Sioux
Falls
Grey
Cantem
al- He
Associated Press
Damaso Berenguer
Army of
Fernando Rich
Franco
Gonzalo Queipo da Liano de Sferra
Fermin Galan Rodriguez
Jaca
Galan
Pardon Board
Ewert
Messiah
H Huron Civic Chorus
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