Stocks And Bonds Rally In Vanguard Markets
In New York on December 19, stocks and bonds rebounded from a long decline. Bonds led the turn, followed by a broad stock advance with rail securities among the leaders. Many issues gained 1 to 3 points, while some rails rose sharply amid hopes of end-year liquidity and a larger cash pool for bond purchases. Railroad stocks climbed on expectations from a conference of executives to settle wage disputes. individual names like Auburn and Eastman gained, U S Steel rebounded from a low.
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New York
Wall Street
Railraad Securities
Sai Son
Asa
Delaware
Hudson
Auburn
Eastjoan
Uobacco
U. & Steel
Early Ratification Holiday Plan Seen
Washington reports the moratorium on foreign debts ahead of Christmas, backed by a majority of the Ways and Means Committee led by Collier. The House plans quick action for ratification in January after the holidays, with Senate scrutiny ongoing through hearings of Lamont and Mitchell into bond dealings linked to Germany and other nations.
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Washington
Collier
Ississippian
Hoover
Senate
House
Finnance Committee
United States
Thom W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Charles E.mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Hiram Johnson
California
Thel Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Virgil Pioneer Resident Ed Reineszke Dies at 74
Ed Reineszke, 74, longtime Virgil resident, died last evening at a Huron hospital after a monthlong illness. Funeral plans were incomplete this afternoon. He had lived in Virgil nearly 50 years, arriving with early settlers and contributing to the community.
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Ed Reineszke
Ed Reineszka
Virgil
Mr. Heineseke
Chicago May Take Salaries Of City's Employes To Pay Its Interest
Chicago faces a financial crisis with a plan to drain nearly all employee salaries to cover 11.31 million dollars in maturing bonds. Mayor Cermak and City Comptroller Saymezak say the move protects city credit though it is extreme. Legislature in recess has denied relief and Cook County tax collections await court rulings on legality.
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Chicago
Springfield
Cook County
Kee
Lsc Michigan
Ehoma
Associated Press
Katecki
Honolulu
Milwaukee
Daniel W. Haan
Jean
Mc. Kotecki
Vollenweider Named To Beadle County Farm Board
Beadle County board meeting elected Tovrard Vollenweider of Broadland as a new director. Current officers and other board members include BE. F. Fre vert Thad Oviatt Otto Kratt C Ol son and C Shell. The group supports a pheasant protection law and payment script for hunters and landowners. Continued on page D.
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Beadle County
Tovrard Vollenweider
Broadland Town
N E. Harpership
Nebraska Indians Reported Starving
State Senator George Koster said he visited four northeast Nebraska Indian families reporting deaths of small children from under nourishment or prenatal conditions caused by lack of food. The first death was two years old, from Mrs. Robert Black Cole’s family. the second, a Rauhson family child. the third in Lone Wolf family. the fourth in Charles Johns family. The Ponca and Sioux Santee tribes were affected. two additional deaths were reported nearby by County Commissioner William Bruce from Verdigre.
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Nebraska
Thomas Rauuson
Lone Wolf
Charles Johns
William R. Bruce
Verdigre
Here
Four Illinois Banks Close Doors Today
Four banks in Cook county were closed today by State Auditor Oscar Nelson at the request of their directors. The Maywood State Bank reported 200,000 capital and 1,100,000 on deposit. Melrose Park State Bank showed 200,000 capital 300,000 surplus and 800,000 deposits. Park Ridge State Bank held 100,000 capital 2000 surplus with 1,000,000 on deposit. Ashland State Bank of Chicago carried 250,000 capital 3,000 gains and 200,000 deposits.
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Chicago
Cook County
Oscar Nelson
Maywood State Bank
Melrose Park State Bank
Park Ridge State Bank
Here
Ashland State Bonk
Weather outlook for Huron and area with package delivery note
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions expected tonight and Saturday with no significant temperature change. A local delivery service report notes a failed guaranteed delivery. evening forecast mentions water concerns and a 5:28 p.m. time reference.
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Huron
Bening Florentte
Milwaukee Model City With Finances In Great Shape
Milwaukee shows full coffers with paid bills and an estimated 34 million in the bank at year end. City Comptroller Kotecki credits prudent budgeting and a cash based tax plan, while Mayor Haan leads a council noted for alto fights and socialists.
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Hy Alvin
Steinkopf
Alwaukee
Wis
VPI
Mmmunicipal
Louis M. Kotecki
Clears Conscience Wil Marry Now Clears Conscience
In St Paul Dec 18 Acthw F Ehlers 28 Milwaukee pleaded guilty in district court to a eight year old third degree robbery at a local garage. He received three years in the state reformatory with probation and his fiancee promised to wait.
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Milwaukee
Watla
Ehlers
Hin
State Reformatory Aid
Miwaukee
Yuletide Carols to Fill Huron Streets Tuesday
About 50 groups of carolers will tour residential districts in Huron next Tuesday night. Singers from public schools and local organizations will perform from 1 pm onward with candles discouraged for safety. electric lights urged. Supervisors include A J Lang and Ida Iverson.
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Wise Ida Iverson
Roys C. Age
Frank Coffey
A. J. Ray
Huron College
Cappella Cheir
St. Teresa School
Doctors Unworried Over Pola Negri Condition
In Santa Monica California doctors reported Pola Negri’s temperature rising after surgery to remove an intestinal obstruction. They warned of possible crisis within 72 hours and said a blood transfusion was used, with alive poisoning suspected as a complication from an earlier appendicitis attack.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pola Negri
Crisa
Japan plans broad Manchuria bandit war campaign
Tokyo reports a new military drive against bandits in south Manchuria west of the Liao river as fighting erupts near Chinchow Changchun and Beilintun with one Japanese and 14 Chinese dead and several wounded. Prince Kotohito Kanin named army chief marking a royal blood appointment.
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P—Planx
Manchuria
War Office
Rengo
Tientain
China
Chinchow
Shanhsikwan
Waw
Tataff
Hanzo Kanaya
Kotohito
Hirohito
Bancroft Depositors to Receive 10 Percent Christmas Checks
Depositors of Farmers State bank of Bancroft, closed about a year ago, will get 10 percent dividend checks this month. The dividend was authorized in an order signed by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylors, marking the first approval for the Bancroft bank.
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Bancroft Bank
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Legs Diamond Killed After Acquittal By Jury
Albany dispatch reports legendary gangster Legs Diamond, aged 33, shot to death in a rooming house shortly after being acquitted of kidnapping. Mrs Diamond, distraught, denied involvement while police questioned two tenants and a taxi driver. The killing follows prior acquittals and a career marked by underworld activity and numerous arrests.
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Shies
Troy
Merl Wood
Thomas Hi. Holmes
Delmar
Golclock Diamond
Chicago
St. Louis
Gor
Saurder Caeo
McFadden Attack On Hoover To Be Costly
Washington reports that representative McFadden faces political cost for criticizing President Hoover over the moratorium. Keystone senators Reed and Davis, with Postmaster General Brown, moved to appoint postmasters in his district. Reed recalled a former representative who faced similar treatment for opposing the administration.
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Hoover
Washington
Dec
Pennsylvania
Brown
Keystone
Reed
Davis
Campaign Against Gas Tax Evaders Brings Results
Pierre officials report progress in enforcing the gasoline tax refund law with several convictions. Leon Winters of Parkston was fined 41 dollars plus costs for altering a refund ticket as the drive against refund violations expands across the state. The highway department, with the attorney general's office, audits all refund claims and prosecutions follow when evidence supports it.
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Wr. Henry
Strosney General's Office
Legion Meeting Records Breaker in Beadle County drive
American Legion workers concluded a final clothing food and toy drive to aid the poor through Associated Charities. The William Reaves post held a large turnout for a pig dinner and boxing patches attracting ex servicemen from Beadle and surrounding counties including Spanish American veterans and Watertown units led by Post Commander Riley. Commander J Bachman of the Huron VFW passed ballots showing strong support for immediate pension payments, with many filling ballots. The event highlighted a successful old clothing drive and an entertaining program after extended business.
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Associated Charities
William Reaves
Beadle County
Asurrivan Ree
Stour
Ser
Watertown
Riley
Ter J. Bachman
Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
V. F. W. Legion
L. H. Cornell
President Hoover pushes committees toward action on economic plan
The article outlines President Hoover's push to mobilize Congress for his half billion reconstruction plan. Banking committees hear witnesses including M. W. Buckner as they test the proposed national reconstruction corporation and credit cushion. Democrats counter with testifiers like Mills and Meyer as Republicans press for action amid divided strategy.
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Congress
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Strise
Hhose
Hoover
Pren*ally
Sumio Bol Ye
Northves
Banking Committee
Credit Corporation
M. W. Buckner
Mule
Treasury
Swagall
Alabama
Waltor
Mills
Eugene Meyer
Federal Feserve Board
War Finance Corporation
Watson
Storms Subdue Navajo Redion near Fort Sumner tale
Gallup New Mexico December 18 storms reduce Black Mountain Navajo resistance dating to 1865. A runner from the mountains asked Salina Springs for aid as supplies were low though not starving. Superintendent John Hunter reported the tribesmen sought relief, prompting immediate provisioning.
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N. M
Black Mountain
Kit Carson
Fort Sumner
Here
Navajo
Salina Springs
John Hunter
Rimmer
South Dakota Supreme Court to hear Pickus case
In Pierre tomorrow Henman Pickus Aberdeen contractor faces graft charges and seeks pre trial dismissal of a Brown county grand jury indictment Judge Van Buren Perry of the Fifth Circuit upholds the indictment as valid and questions if the unusual pre trial appeal could set a dangerous precedent Pickus lawyers argue trial delay and expense justify ruling on indictment legality before proceeding
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Perry
Rural pupils visit Huron industrial plants tour
Twenty six pupils from Fairfield township district No. 3 and Liberty township district No. 3 toured Huron's industrial plants yesterday. A number of parents joined the group under the guidance of teachers Loretta Tobin of Fairfield and Joseph W. Glanzer.
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Liberty
Huron
Fairfield Township District No
Liberty Township District No. 3
Loretta Tobin
Joseph W. Glanzer
Two Prisoners Break Jail in Worthington
Two inmates escaped the Noble County jail in Worthington Minnesota on Thursday by breaking a rock on a door to a fire escape and leaping to the ground. Suspects are Robert Nelson of Chicago held on a bootlegging charge and Harry Albright of North Dakota awaiting trial on burglary charges.
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Minn
Des
Noble Founity
Robert Nelson
Chicago
Harry Albright
North Dakota
May Compromise In Schall Hoover Fight
Senator Schall of Minnesota made a late Thursday approach to President Hoover proposing two federal bench candidates to resolve the fight over a Minnesota judgeship. He suggested John Sanborn of St Paul move to the circuit court and Matt Joyce of Minneapolis be named to the vacancy, indicating he might drop his opposition if both accepted.
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Washington
Senawn
Schall
Minnesota
White House
Hoover
John Sanborn
St. Paul
Matt Joyce
Minneapolis
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