Pontiff Creates Six New Cardinals at Vatican Ceremony
Pope Pius XI elevated six new cardinals in a ceremony largely in the consistorial hall. The new cardinals include the Patriarch of Lisbon and archbishops from Palermo Genoa and Armagh plus the Papal Nuncio at Bern. The U S has four representatives in the college and the pope praised their selection on the eve of his priestly jubilee.
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Vatican City
Pius
Sacred College of Princes of the Church
Gagiparri
Lisbon
Monsignor
Emanuele Gonzales Cercietta
Lavitrano
Palmero
Sicily
Minoretti
Genoa
MacRory
Armagh
Ireland
Verdier
Paris
Pacelli
Ber | Tin
United States
Portugal
France
Italy
Germany
Bethlehem
Weather snapshot with cold values and late sunset
Temperature highs and lows marked for the year with a late fall record. Precipitation totals listed for the month and year. Sunrise and sunset times noted. Weather forecast calls for fair but cold tonight and unsettled, warming Friday. Hourly temps show a chill pattern from night to morning.
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Huron
Vidoity Fair
Weather Report Across South Dakota Roads
Sioux Falls sees -9 with 0 high and -11 low under cloudy skies and no precipitation while roads stay good. Watertown reports 18 with 0/ -13, no rain, roads fair and clear amid cloud cover and a trace in Yankton and Aberdeen with light precipitation and mixed road conditions.
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el Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Muron
Rapid City
Yankton
Aberdeen
Pierre
Expert Seeks To Link Burke With Slaying
In Chicago on December 19 experts used microscopic analysis to compare a machine gun found at Burke's Lake Front home in St Joseph Michigan with weapons from the St Valentine’s Day massacre. Major Calvin Goddard studied the gun and bullets to determine if Burke led the Moran gang killings. The work continued and results were not expected until tomorrow at the earliest.
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Ghicago
Fred Burke
St. Valentine's Day
Calvin Goddard
New York
St. Joseph
Mich
Moran
Dismissal of Suit Against Railroad in Death Case
Federal Judge J W Molyneaux dismissed Mrs Ruth J Henkel's suit against the Omaha Railway for 3700 damages from the death of her husband, a brakeman, while at work in Nebraska in 1925. The dismissal was entered December 11 on motion by the plaintiff.
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T. Paul
Minn
J. W
Snook Execution Deadline Looms as Court Acts
Ohio penitentiary Warden says Dr. James H. Snook faces possible execution by midnight if the Supreme Court fails to act on his appeal before tonight. The case centers on the murder of co-ed Theora Hix on June 13.
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Snook
Columbus
P. E Thomas
Ohio
Bate Supreme Court
James“H. Snook
Theora Hix
City Briefs from Huron News Roundup
Reports from Huron list funeral attendance for Allen Nash in Arlington and G S Loveland in Siren. Other items note visits by Mrs AE Kellogg and L A Rand, Christmas gift ideas from Gambie Stores, a birth at Huron Clinic, and Danum Auditorium ads featuring Russ Henneger and his dance band. Lawerence LaBrie visits for Christmas.
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Davis
Arlington
Allen Nash
Kiel Bros. Inc
S. Jamison
Siren
Wis
G. S. Loveland
Loveland
Lake
Mr. Jamison
Bedy
Huron
Riverside Cemetery
Huesgen’s
L. A. Rand
Howard
T. A. Larson
Idaho Avenue
Gambie
A- Better
Broadland
Huron Clinic
Waterman
Conklin
Sheaffer, Wahl and
Moore
Huesten's
Jewbelry
Gertrude Goodell
Redfield
Goodell
Miss Goodell
National Bank of Huron
Daum
Russ Berneger
Lawrence
Guns carried by witnesses in Malian county case
In Corur d Alene Idaho two government witnesses wore pistols after reporting threats for testifying against 29 officials and citizens linked to a protected rum ring. Anthony McGill and M E Needham armed themselves as Kootenaie county officials approved armament amid warnings from gang members. Evidence included cross examination of McGill and testimony by Joseph L Martin, justice of the peace and Mullan official.
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Corur
D’ Alene
Idaho
Des
Malian
de Ta
Kootenaie
Anthony HL McGill
Mutias
Klondyke
M. E
Needham
Po- Hce
Mullan
McGill
Joseph L. Martin
Hoover Ignores Tariff Letter In Capitol Hearings
President Hoover is expected to ignore a letter in the senate lobby committee record claiming he directed Walter Newton to connect Cuban Sugar interests with Ways and Means members during tariff talk. The panel questions Edwin P. Shattuck, a Cuba company friend, while war plans and the Army staff notes on sugar duties draw attention at the Capitol and White House. Lakin, Cuba company president, testified his friend Hoover influenced the arrangement.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Walter Newton
House
Ways and Means
Edwin P. Shattuck
New York
Cuba Company
White House
Capitol
War Department
Patrick J. Yarley
Army General Staff
Duck Willy Tha
H. C. Lakin
Lakin
Yankton Railway request to amend bond plan denied
The Yankton Norfolk and Southern railroad faced denial of its petition to adjust bond maturity to 20 years from date and to issue 1,225,000 in gold bonds to buy Meridian Highway Bridge stock. Examiner C F Boles recommended denying the changes and setting aside prior orders for 666,700 in common stock 400,000 in 7 percent non cumulative preferred stock and up to 1,600,000 in first mortgage gold bonds.
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Yankton Railway
Washington
Yankton, Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Meridian Highway Bridge Company
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Examiner C. F. Boles
Examiner
Seek Cause Of Mine Disaster In McAlester
Four investigators will enter Old Town Coal mine to determine the cause of an explosion that killed 59 miners last Tuesday. Relief agencies mobilize funds for destitute families as power and lighting are repaired. Investigators include J D Hay state mining inspector C A Herbert US Bureau of Mines William Ogive and a mining company representative, with entry planned later today. Rescue work continues amid unconfirmed rumors of more bodies.
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Mcalester
Okla
Old Town
Comany
Mill J. D. Hay
Ming
C. A. Herbert
United States Bureau of Mines
William Ogivie
Par
Rescue squads endure extreme cold and heat during tunnel work
Rescue squads faced brutal conditions as they labored in near zero surface weather while submerged in 120 degree lower levels, with perspiration dripping and workers growing weak and trembling from the temperature contrast.
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Bun
Pata
North Platte
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Sheridan
Williston
Pierre Glans
Burke
Enoch, Crowder
Cuba
Philippines
Army General‘staff
Secretaries of War
Navy
Brown’s
2Nd & Wind
Miinois
Fourth St
Gift
Gladstone
Calmenson
Mr. Man
Calmenson Clothing Co
Dakota Ave
Dale
Calmenson’n Wonder
A. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy Kitches
A. Johnson
Hugh Rice
Hestede
Home
Plymouth
Broadway
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