Reach Arguments In Richard Haeder Foreclosure Trial
Attorneys in a mortgage foreclosure sale near Yale prepared to submit final arguments in circuit court. The defense rested after presenting witnesses disputing claims of conspiracy to stifle bidding while Mrs Haeder bought most of the property. Bank counsel seeks to set aside portions of the sale and challenge its conduct.
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Richard Maeder
Yate
Hueder
P. Matz
Jas
Asmes
Max Royhl
Corn Exchange Bank
Ed Muself
Richard Haeder
Reeder
Martin Daley
Cavour
Frank Gribble
Yale
Haeder
Purtner
Zim Schmidt
Rescoe
Pape
Campaign Bill Details Sought On Campaign Expenditures
Pierre South Dakota December 2147 Democratic state Chairman McCollough called for an itemized statement of receipts and expenditures by the Republican state central committee for the general election this year. He noted the committee’s expense account showed 628,200.46 spent and 29,004.47 received but lacked names and addresses of all radio contributors and beneficiaries. Attorney General Sharpe says such itemization is legally required. The Democratic chair implied Republican compliance should match the Democratic committee’s fully itemized records. The attorney general’s office has power to enforce campaign finance laws. No action was specified if the suggestion is ignored.
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Q. Sharpe
McCullough
Steve Central
Republican Committee
Attorney ‘General's Office
Norbeck Loan Bill Favored By Senate
Senate action approved a Norbeck bill authorizing the agriculture secretary to adjust debts owed to the government for seed feed and crop production loans. The measure allows collection extension or compromise and aims to help borrowers unable to make full payment by permitting arm ments and extensions at the secretary's discretion.
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Washington
Senate
House
Norbeck
South Dekate
Schools Close Month in Eagle River Amid Fund Shortage
Eagle Grove staff report Eagle River schools will close for one month due to bank funding shortages. No salaries will be paid except to janitors, as buildings remain inaccessible and funds are tied up in a closed bank.
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Eagle Grove
Eagle River
Tunis
Synthetic Lions Not Required By Hunters In S D
Rapid City dispatch reports belief that South Dakota has native lions, not requiring imports as Missouri does. City official William A Hughes Jr described sightings along Victoria Creek and fresh tracks in raw vine, noting potential hunts to curb the lions seen as a menace to stock.
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S.D
Rapid
Ozarks
Missouri
Black Hills
South Dakota
Numa
William A. Hughes, Jr
Hughes
Victoria, Creek
Xeglon
Nitti Keeps Fight For Life Amid Threats And Gun Wounds
In Chicago police act to prevent reprisal after Frank Nitti, alleged Capone enforcer, was wounded. Nitti remains in critical condition with four bullets still in his body, doctors placing an 80 percent chance of survival. A jail transfer and a $25,000 bond for Lang’s assault were also noted as authorities react to the gang violence.
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Chicago
Frank Nitti
Wang
Lang
Langs
Bridewell Hospital
Francis Borrell
Nitti
Underworld
Capone Crime ‘Syndicate
Succession at South Dakota Farm Bureau and Tax Reform Debate
L C Cummins, manager of the mer vice companies of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation, was named acting executive secretary to replace George B Kennard who resigned effective December 31. He will assume duties at the state headquarters January 1. The Farm Bureau executive committee, meeting today, opposed repeal of the gasoline tax refund provision and endorsed legislation to sell rural credits lands to bona fide purchasers who hire equipment.
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L. C. Cummins
Mervice Companies
South Dakota
Pum Bureau Federation
George B. Kennard
Cummins
Bureau
Farm Bureau
South
Dako
Bona‘fde‘s
Christmas Carolers Gather for Citywide Carols Tonight
Forty five groups are assigned to all city districts to sing Christmas carols in Huron ton tonight as a long held custom. In addition to pupils from public schools coached by Wil, residents are asked to keep the tradition alive.
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Wil
Hoover Plans Solo Push On Economic Talk Despite Dems
President Hoover will press his three fold plan to tackle world economic difficulties with limited Democratic support. He convenes advisers for talks linked to debt questions, disarmament, and global economics while noting discussions cannot finish in his term. A commission may be formed to coordinate debts with disarmament efforts.
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Hoover
Hoover Hoover
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Congress
Ity
Mills
iStlrosom
Bir
Stimson
Albany
Puerto Rico
Bimaa
Roosevelt
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Exid
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Mr. Roosevelt
Flophouse Nighties Found Too Roomy by Chicago Official
A Chicago official described as a tramp mused about the pulse of human life while noting the excessive roominess of flophouse nighties. The fragment reflects a local health board perspective on urban lodging and public comfort.
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Chicago
Chicago’ Board ‘of Health
Toy Matineers Big Success Show for Children
The Ameri can Tepe committees presented a toy matinee for children, a 7 short subject program at 8 o'clock, packed with attendees and donations for Basile county kids. Santa gave each child a greeting while Legionnaires repaint and repair donated toys for distribution to needy families.
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Amerian
Tepe
Adralesioe
Basdle
Sante Claus Wes
Poe
Legionnaires
C.richense
Markey
The
Legion
Government fund amends. US debt data circulate
Government notes reveal unsigned figures and unclear state data. The brief indicates a 1,331,000 figure tied to bonds and conditions, with inconsistent wording suggesting a transcription error or draft note from a fiscal meeting.
Ree Huron and Vietaity Fair Tonight
Ree Huron and Vietaity present a fair tonight with activities and vendors in a community event. Local organizers invite residents to attend for entertainment, food, and craft stalls, highlighting hours and venue details.
Committee Fails To Decide On Allotment Plan
Washington December 21 The house agriculture committee did not reach a decision on the domestic allotment relief plan. The discussion focused on wheat and the potential removal of tobacco and hogs from the measure. Final action is pending after further consideration tomorrow as packing interests protest and tobacco interests remain unheard.
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Britain
Paris
Great Britain
France
America
Washington
Jones
Weeks Proposes State School Fund And District Consolidation
Weeks urges school reform via creation of a state school fund financed by replacing gasoline tax and licenses with a new tax. He envisions about $20 per school district and consolidation of districts to allow one teacher to serve multiple districts, with equal attention to education funding.
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Weeks
Wiral
Srem
Senate Favors Crop Production Measure Action
Senate approves a crop production loan measure proposing 780 million dollars to expand U S farm credit. Democrat Smithy from New Mexico and Britton back the bill with Agriculture Department support as necessary.
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Senate
Washington
Pearl
Britton
New Mexico
Secretary of ‘Agriculure
Holiday Music Group Brings Indies to Bayles Event
A civic gathering featuring Indies and Bayles, with Mrs Ex and one Anne Mes ra among attendees, highlighting a community holiday mood and local participation.
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Firs Bayles
Ann Mes
World This Funny Solves Problem For Mrs Kel
A chaotic Chicago story recounts Mrs Valeria Kel seeking guidance for her son Stanley who confessed to a crime and hopes police will help shape him into a good boy. The piece reflects a mix of local anecdotes and public mood from various towns.
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Chicago
Valeria Kel
Stanley
Crimea
New Laws Increase Philippine Tariffs Take Effect
Manila dispatch reports four new tariff measures enacted by Congress and approved by President Hoover take effect immediate. The duties move to a gold basis, aim to curb dumping, and impose rates exceeding 100 percent on certain imports under the new regime.
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Manila
Philippine
Gen
Hoover
Request McFadden to Secretary Post in Washington
The ecubuean bowse delegation seeks to nominate McFadden for a secretary post in Washington on December 21, signaling a formal bid for a high level government role.
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McFadden
Gsasinaton
Ecubuean
Bowse
Law Makers Turn Down Attempts At Revising Measure
Washington lawmakers rejected multiple amendments to the 12 percent beer bill amid two days of heated debate. The House voted 230 to 165 against weakening content or tax changes. Proposals to reduce alcohol by weight and to lower the tax were defeated as supporters urged passage.
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Washington
Collee Weer
House of Representatives
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