Congress Reaches Final Action on Aid Measures
The house adopted the drought relief conference report worth 15 million dollars and sent it to the senate. The package includes 216 million for public works, 150 million for farm price stabilization, 45 million for drought area seed and fertilizer loans, and loans tied to crop production. A separate amendment for hail damaged farms in South Dakota was approved to ensure weed loans.
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Farm Board
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Figree
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Legge
Congress
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Johnson
Java Volcano Kills Fifteen in Central Java
Fifteen people die as Morapi volcano erupts after eight years of dormancy in central Java. An avalanche of lava, stones, and ash hits workers near the base, destroying valleys and farms. Thick smoke and fiery flashes marked the ash clouded summit as residents faced widespread devastation.
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Java
Batavia
Morapimant
Weather Report Glitches Hint At Cold Saturday Night
Fragmented OCR weather note references Dakota, Saturday night conditions, and temperature shifts. Indicates unsettled phrasing with promise of chill and possible changes in the forecast. No precise figures or locations clearly identified.
Novel Yale Greeting Card Stirs South Dakota Cheer
George A. Starring, secretary of the South Dakota Bankers association, issues a Christmas card printed on a paper towel. The "Crying Towel" carries a caption urging cheerful humor and a quiet corner for the sad-faced to ponder better times in South Dakota.
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George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers Association
Gink
South Dakota
Vacation Begins At College Today
The annual pre Christmas exodus from Huron college starts after classes end this afternoon with a 4 PM vacation, though many students depart early. About 300 students, many local, will return home across the state. faculty members also leave for holidays. Several faculty plan trips to Oklahoma Sioux City Champaign Avon St. Louis Hastings Chicago and Michigan with dean Marian Ayres and E H Jackson attending conferences. Classes resume Monday January 5.
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Huron College
Collegy
Huron School
Herbert ‘Titt
Oklahoma
LeHoy Rowse
Sioux City
John KR. Wharton
City
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Champaign
Grace Brandt
Avon
Hardin A. van Deursen
St. Louis
Marian Ayres
Michigan
Louise French
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
E. H. Jackson
Chicago
Dean H. A. Hill
Lions Clubs
Dean Hill
Miller Wins First On Three Day Trip
Miller high school basketball opened a three day trip with a 21 13 victory over Waubay in Miller. Humbracht led Waubay with all four of their field goals and two free throws as Miller shared scoring and played a fast clean game. Tonight they play Hankinson North Dakota and tomorrow at Benson Minnesota against Coach Wood's high school team.
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Humbracht
Waubay
Miller Cagers
Hankinson
N. C
Benson
Minn
Wood
D. L. Wood
Mankato, Minn
Macalester College
Rembrandt Bankruptcy Aimed For Discharge By Biographer
Hendrik Willem Van Loon, biographer, seeks to discharge the Dutch artist Rembrandt Van Ryn from bankruptcy long after his death. He told the New York World that two years of effort and funds go into the process, now before Amsterdam courts. He says the action aims to restore Rembrandt and to ensure the public does not profit unduly from his name.
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New York
Hendrik’ Willem van Loon
Rembrandt van Ryn
van Loon
Amsterdam
Ballard Sprague Hurt In Los Angeles Accident
Ballard Sprague Jr of Los Angeles, son of Dr and Mrs B H Sprague of Sioux City, was badly hurt in an accident Sunday at Pico avenue and West Anaheim street. Local Los Angeles paper noted three injuries in separate crashes with Sprague receiving the most severe blow, possibly a fracture.
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Ballard Sprague
Los Angeles
B. H. Sprague
Sioux City
Ballard Sprague, Jr
Pico Avenue
West Annaheim Street
Major Hoople Goes To Work To Help Santa Claus
Major Arnon Hoople goes to work with William Reaves post of the American Legion to back a truck on Third street and Dakota avenue. The rear features a large open mouth for donations of food or clothing to aid the needy, distributed by Legionnaires. A Major Hoople show at the Huron theater begins at 10 30 am with baskets admitted to a film, The River's End, for contributors.
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William Reaves
American Legion
Walle
Third Street
Dakota Avenue
Legion Committee
John Snyder
Harry Adams
Carl Hopkins
Huron Theater
Remains of Czar Nicholas II Shipments Tied to American Flag
New York reports detail the transport of the Romanoff ashes from Siberia under U S protection. The ashes traveled via Harbin to Shanghai and on to a French-Italian postwar vault, then to Vladivostok as Allied forces planned the next stage. The voyage involved American nurses and refugees and included tense moments in Harbin and along the route to Vladivostok.
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Nicholas II
Siberia
New York Times Today
Franklin Clarin
Harbin
Manchuria
the Times
Omsk
Shanghai
Gulf of Trieste
Puig
Janin
Givéa
Kolchak
Harris
Horvath
Vladivostok
Clarin
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Quertera
Old Harbin
Worth of a name nets alimony in Chicago divorce
Mrs Kathryn Kessler claimed her maiden name Kathryn Mironde is worth over 15 dollars weekly, receiving alimony tied to that name after a Chicago divorce petition before Judge Harry A Lewis. The court proceeding featured dramatic remarks as the legal action proceeded.
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Chicago
Kathryn Kessler
Kathryn Mironde
Harry A. Lewis
Ernest
Santa to Visit Woonsocket Children for Treats
Santa Claus will visit Woonsocket tomorrow and give every youngster a gift. Children will gather in the new community building to receive treats, though the building itself is not yet officially opened as the heating plant is being installed and work proceeds.
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Woonsocket
Santa Claus
Yankton Hounds Top Freeman Junior College in Close Game
Yankton college defeated Freeman junior college 37 to 17 last night in Yankton. Freeman led 10 0 at one point but Yankton scorers surged to lead 35 to 6 at the hall, with Van Cleve the center scoring 15 points. Parker’s team then defeated Freeman Academy 13 to 11.
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Yankton Hounds
Yankton
Yankton College
Freeman Junior College
Freeman
van Cleve
Yankton Center
Parker Arms
Freeman Academy
Farm Board Gets approval From Grain Corporation Directors
Chicago dispatch reports the Farmers National Grain corporation directors approved federal farm board policies. They praised Chair van Legge and urged him not to resign, citing the program under the agricultural marketing act as strong and the U.S. grain market as advantageous. A new slate was named for the directorate including Robert A. Cowles as treasurer and C. W. Croes replacing Lawrence Farlow. The second annual meeting is set for April 7 in Chicago.
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Federal Farm Board
Farmers National Grain Corporation
van Legge
Sloan Robert A. Cowles
Bloomington
Ilingia Grain Corporation
FL Hf. Sloan
Sioux Falls
C. W. Croes
Aberdeen
American Wheat Growers Association
Lawrence Farlow
John Manley
Enid
Oklo
High Waves Postpone Italian Seaplane Expedition
Stormy Balearic seas halt six Italian seaplanes after landing in Palma de Mallorca. Waves and wind disrupt travel to Cartagena where eight planes await, forcing crews to sleep in aircraft. Strong winds disrupt shipping between islands and the mainland.
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Prince of Wales Cited With Mild Chill Suffering
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales recovering from a slight chill at York House Indly. Official statements said his temperature was down and he was in cheerful spirits though kept from day’s bunting. Public reaction followed the royal press’s cautious wording and no new bulletins were issued.
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Prince of Wales
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Chicago Plans To Get Information From Ex-Criminals
Chicago announces a new police school course at the University of Chicago. Ex criminals will lecture, offering insight into crime. The program opens January 6 with August Vollmer leading the course on police administration.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
August Vollmer
Huntley Maintains Lead In Beadle County Sheriff Race
Lead narrowed as final Huron precincts counted. Con R. Huntley remains ahead of A. J. Larsen by 56 votes after gains in earlier precincts. Counts from Broadland, Cavour and Hitchcock townships follow as canvass details show official totals and post court adjustments.
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Huron
Con R. Huntley
A. J. Larsen
Beadle County
Huntley
Broadland
Cavour
Hitchcock
Jsech
Huron Man Sentenced to County Jail Over Bad Checks
Richard Adebar of 871 Michigan Avenue Southwest was sentenced by Judge AL Kinkead to Beadle County Jail until a settlement of numerous bad checks he wrote against Huron merchants. Adebar, who has appeared in court before on similar charges, faces jail time pending resolution of the disputed checks.
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Richard Adebar
Michigan Avenue
AL. Kinkead
Beadle County
Adeber
Huron
Kinkead Adeber
Sturt Co
Judge Lyle Seeks Capone Link To Slayings
Chicago December 13 Judge John H Lyle said efforts would be made to send Al Capone to the electric chair in the slayings of two men. He noted Capone should die and mentioned the 1920 killing of Big Jim Colosimo and another death. The Herald Examiner said prosecutors were reviewing Joseph Howard's case for possible murder charges.
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John H. Lyle
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Big Jim" Colosimo
Lotto
Herald and Examiner
Atorney
Joseph Howard
Harry Ditchburne
Howard
Johny Tortis
Michael Hughes
Herald & Examiner
William B. McSwiggin
John A. Lyle
Eucano Safety Council
Seta Court
Shaw Praises Sinclair Lewis in Stockholm Reply
London dispatch prints George Bernard Shaw’s handwritten reply praising Sinclair Lewis for speaking bluntly on American letters. Shaw notes Lewis’s tone pleases the Swedish academy and compares Dickens and American writers while lampooning American self image and national vanity.
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New York Times Today
London
New York Times
George Bernard Shaw
Sinclair Lewis
Stockholm
America
Shaw
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Swedish Academy
Dickens
Washington
Babbitt
United States
Weather Forecast Predicts Continued Fair Conditions Across State
Sioux Falls reports extended fair weather for today with mild temperatures. Minima last night reached eight degrees above in Watertown and nine above in Brookings and Aberdeen. Snow totals were light, with an inch in Brookings and traces in Mitchell Yankton Watertown Sioux Falls and Pierre.
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Aberdeen
Mitchell
Yaenktan
Sioux Falle
Pierre
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