Missing famed market operator Jesse Livermore
New York December 20 Jesse J Livermore 34 famed market operator known as The Boy Plunger is reported missing by his wife She says he left their Park Avenue apartment yesterday afternoon after returning from business and has not contacted her Police began checking hospitals for possible accident His wife aware of no threats and he was in good health Prominent figure in finance with recent $750000 breach of promise suit against Naida Krassnova Also linked to Reno divorce and new marriage to Harriet Metz Noble Inquiry launched by FBI into disappearance with federal kidnapping laws grafted on official notes
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New York
Jesse J. Livermore
Park Avenue
Livermore
Dorothea F. Livermore
Harriet Metz Noble
Omaha
Neb
Gold Price Held At 34.06 Level
Gold price held at 34.06 level with the domestic market showing 34.96 an ounce for the day. London gold prices stood at 32.59 per ounce on sterling basis as markets opened. The dollar gained against the franc, closing at 16.35 francs after opening at 16.29 francs.
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Washington
Paris
Rail Coach Rates Are Reduced Again
Chicago dispatch reports Western railways reduce round trip coach fares by ten percent effective January, marking a third fare cut in six months. The 2-cent per mile rate becomes 1.9 cents, with a 10 day return limit and stopover privileges for coach travel on Pullman and parlor cars.
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Chicago
Western Railways
Iron Horse
Amrerican Railways
Western Lines
Weather Forecast For Huron And Vicinity
Weather outlook fair and cold tonight with decreasing winds. Thursday expected to be fair with rising temperatures. In South Dakota generally fair conditions expected with cooler east areas. Stronger cooling in eastern portions and gradual warming with Thursday.
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Huron
South Dakota
East Porder Torent
Beadle County Tax Appeal Dismissed by South Dakota High Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court dismissed the Beadle county tax appeal ruling the state's attorney lacked statutory authority to start the action. The decision ends farmers bid to block higher segregated valuations after county board of equalization, aided by Hagen and Hagen, faced funding from township contributions.
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High Court
Janek County Board of Concreased
South Dakota Supreme Court
Beadle County
Board of Equalization
F. A Warren
Dwight Campbell
County Boards of Equalization
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Hagen
Huron Law Fxm
Lions Club Theatre Party Plans Announced
The Lions club in Huron announces free theatre shows for the annual Christmas party. Children may choose between Snooky with Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan or The Ghost City. The three theatres Bijou State and Huron will host screenings, with cartoons Betty Boop for President and Spooky planned alongside feature entertainments.
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Lions Club
Jackie Cooper
Robert Coogan
Ghost City
Aql
Huron
Bijou
State Theatre
Iam All
Cartoon
Hiren
Planned Canton Move Of Indian Patients To Washington
A Milwaukee railway train with Pullmans and baggage cars carried 70 or 71 Indians from the government hospital at Canton to St. Elizabeths hospital in Washington at 7 p.m. A doctor and three attendants accompanied the group from Canton, aided by 14 attendants from the Washington institution. Eleven sane patients will remain, and staff from Canton will be reassigned or discharged as the Canton facility closes after a three-month legal battle led by Indian Commissioner John Collier and Dr. Samuel Silk. The hospital’s future use is uncertain.
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D. D
Milwaukee Railway
Sever Pullmana
Mason City
Government “Hospital
St. Elizabeth's 'Hospital
Washington
K. L. Culp
John Collier
Samuel Silk
Washington Institution
Ley
Roosevelt extends blanket re employment code four months
President Roosevelt announced renewal of the blanket re employment code for four months beyond January 1. He said the continuation keeps about seventy percent of employees covered while individual NRA codes are developed. He expressed confidence that by the end of the extension period permanent codes for the remaining thirty percent would be ready, making the blanket agreement unnecessary. Secretary Wallace later announced the Chicago milk agreement ending January 1 at the request of the Chicago Pure Milk association.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sir
Wallace
Chicago
Chicago. Pure - Milk ‘Association
Lindberghs Focus On Christmas Around World Flight
The Lindberghs plan for Christmas as their global aerial voyage continues. Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife travel over distant regions with Baby John growing and learning words like Mommie and Daddy.
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Shusband
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Baby
Mommie
Christias
Darger Discusses Dairy Purchases and Butter Market
Chicago November report states Darger, head of the Dairy Marketing corporation, bought 32 million pounds of butter for the agriculture department between late October and mid December. He claims these purchases kept prices around 22 to 24 cents a pound, notes retail butter around 13 cents, and predicts a price rise within six weeks. Government backing reduced visible supply by about 61 million pounds, leaving around 14 million pounds in retail circulation, slightly above the five year average.
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Chicago
Darger
Dairy Marketing Corporation
Agriculture Department
Acquit Link After Jury Deliberates In Watertown
In Watertown a man named Andrew Link was acquitted of first degree manslaughter after a 33 hour jury debate over a September street fight in which Willard Inman died from a fractured skull. The defendant said he aimed to break up a street brawl and acted as peacemaker. Roosevelt weighs navy coast guard consolidation amid treasury anti smuggling push.
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Link
Willard’ Inman
Inman
Washington
Des
Roosevelt
Navy
Coast Guard
la Service
the Treasury
Department
Gling
France Objects To German Disarmament Plan
Paris reports say Germany’s rearmament proposal lacked security guarantees France demands. Daladier plans extend fortified iron wing to sea, seeking credits for defenses. Edouard Daladier, Paul Boncour and Sir John Simon discuss concessions as Britain presses for a settlement. Metz and Louhres workers have labored three years on a 125 mile steel and concrete line.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Franco
Joseph Paul- Bonzour
Berlin
Edouard Daladier
France
John. Simon
Paul Boncour
Germany
Paul Boncourt
Sir John
Hitler
Daladier
Metz
Louter
Berry Considers New Feed Plans in CWA Talks
Pierre December 20 Gov Tom Berry met with a committee of property owning farmers led by Mrs Will Fredericks Artesian to discuss relief and civil works benefits. Berry urged cattle retention and pledged to pursue a livestock feed program while CWA work would go first to those with no resources.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Berry
Will Fredericks
Artesian
Fredericks
Washington story of postmaster clash with Roosevelt era
Washington dispatch reports a brewing patronage controversy likely to erupt when Congress reconvenes. Letters from Senator Norris urged Postmaster General Purley to act, while an internal TVA personnel note tied to Farley and Arthur Morgan sparked political friction. The piece hints at a broader reveal of political appointments and influence.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Norris
Purley
Farley Thaking
White House
Tennessee
Farley
Chais
Arthur’ Morgan
TVA
Morgan
France arrests spy ring led by American and couples
Paris police say an American salesman Robert Switz and his wife Marjorie Tiley along with three naturalized Canadian couples headed a ring reaching into the French ministry of Marine. Seized were 19,000 francs, 33,000 francs in pockets, 12,000 francs sewn in a skirt, three wireless sets, a clandestine sending outfit, and photographic gear.
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Paris
Ministry of Marine
Robert Switz
East Orange
N. J
Switz
Marjorie Tiley
New York
Benjamin Bercowitz
Jassy
Romania
Clara
Bendery
Gianvetti
Louis Martin
Frankfort
Germany
Maintsia
Plang
France
Edouard Daladier
Zea
Plot Reported to Kidnap City Officials in Oklahoma City
A chance eavesdropper linked police to a muttered plot to kidnap and kill city manager Orval Mosier and Chief of Police John Wett. An informant, who asked acting Police Chief Reg Brandom to withhold his name, overheard conspirators plotting to seize Mosier first and threaten Watt after. The city manager expressed little concern, while Watt was summoned to Akron, Ohio, by his mother’s death.
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Oklahoma
City
Orval Mosier
John, Wett
Act‘ing
Reg Brandom
Mosier
Watt
Akron
Foreign War Vets to Meet Tonight at KP Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their regular meeting at the KP hall tonight at 9 p.m. Commander Lester Wallenfelt said several important business matters will be considered.
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EB ‘Oreign
Hurop Veterans of Foreign . Wars
KP Hall
Lester Wallenfelt
Wholesale Price Range Goes Down
Washington reports wholesale commodity prices were fractionally lower in November than October per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The index fell to 711.1 from 712 in October, with declines offset by increases in 105 items and no change in 45 items. Notable drops included California refinery gas and silk products, while farm prices rose over the prior month by more than 14 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Isador Lubin
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
IBM
California
Lubin
Christmas Customs In Ireland Described By Irish Student
George Cark, an Irish student at Hu ion College, spoke to the W. C. A. about Christmas customs in Ireland both religious and social. He noted hare hunting with horoes and hounds as a seasonal tradition. A girls trio sang Deck the Halls and Silent Night, and the MCA meeting featured harmonizing on old songs and a Christmas carol.
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George Cark
Hu 70N College
Ireland
United States
Lois Gitcheil
Nadine Skare
Hélen Hackney
Cary’. Ivas
Co-Ops Cancel December Luncheon Meeting
The 0-Operative club decided to dispense with its luncheon this week because Christmas falls on Monday. The next meeting will be held the following Monday. Chas H. J. Mitchell spoke on the Missouri river diversion and public works project.
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Hurog
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Divorce Granted in War Graft Case Near Huron
Circuit Judge Alva Be Taylor grants divorce to Ray Elias and Alvira Elias of Los Angeles. Ex-husband Mr Elias filed suit alleging misconduct. couple married July 9 123 at Wolsey. They had no children.
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Alva
BE. Taylor
Ray Elias
Huron
Alvira-Elias
Los Ange
Elias
Wolsey
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