Judge Sets Aside Yale Farm Property Transfer Sale
Rapid City judge Harold Hanley voided the mortgage sale of a Richard Haeder farm near Yale after finding evidence of bid suppression and threats intended to chill competitive bidding. Except calves, all property will be re-auctioned at the designated foreclosure sale site in Huron, with the outcome focusing on fair process and property rights over monetary sums.
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Hanley
Yale Farm
Rapid City
Richard Haeder
Harold Hanley
Hichard Harder
Yale
eHoria
Mrrs
Haeder
Qorm Exchange’ Bank of
Sioux Falls
Irs
Harder
Huron
Kansas
Iowa
Heeder Farm
Plains
Bud Birs
Pris
Mrr. Hyeder
Barder
Conferes Agree On Philippine Independence Compromise
Washington December 2 The conference report on Philippine independence legislation was adopted by the Senate and sent to the House. Both chambers receded on key points of difference in the compromise. The plan grants independence in 10 years and accepts the higher house quotas for duty free salt and coconut oil from the island.
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Washington
Congresgapal Cori Fern ‘Tha i
Senate
Philippina
House
Huron Students Help Saint Nick Solve Problems
Huron students assist Santa by coordinating Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and city volunteers to prepare toy supplies. Home economics staff search scrap fabrics to craft doll beds linens and mattresses while Salvation Army officials oversee doll furniture for Christmas night arrival.
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Huron
Saint Nick
Huron -Swak
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Gir Red
Huron High
Amy
Santa
Treaty Drafts Edge Toward New Franco American Pact
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Edge returned with a draft of a new Franco American commercial treaty in near complete form. The draft awaits review by France, with possible French counter proposals to follow. Negotiations also touch Canada France ties in the Ottawa era, though only preliminary steps have occurred.
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U.S
France
Paris
Walter E. Edge
United States
Canada
Ottawa
McMillan To Head S D Manufacturers Bioux
McMillan of Sioux Falls was elected president of the South Dakota Manufacturers and Merchants Association at a special meeting held yesterday. The executive committee includes W H Foster G A Boell C H Boyce and Mary A Miller secretary. The group outlined a sales tax plan and named officers from Sioux Falls and other cities.
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Brookings
Chambers
Kellar
Ransom
Mitchell
Rounds
Kadoks
Aules
Meniens
W. HT. Foster
G. A. Boel
Cal ‘Anrd
L. F
Boyce
Charles H
Ell
Sioux Falls
Misa
Mary A. Miller
Caccretary
Will Senna
Indian Oil Lease Affair Is Settled
Sioux Falls dispatch reports that on December 23 United States Attorney Barron announced a settlement in the oil lease affair involving Massachusetts interests linked to Boston. The details indicate an accord reached to resolve the dispute and related charges.
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Sioux Falls
Barron
United States
Massachusetts
Boston
Washington Deliberates on Prohibition Vote
fragments indicate U S Democratic stance on prohibition amid House debates. References to Senator Robinson of Arkansas as party leader and discussions of subcommittees seek to frame legislation. The text conveys wavering support and anticipation of a possible victory or setback in the ongoing voting process.
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Washington
Isaaes
Robinson
Arkansas
Eck
Political factions debate on proposed democratic program
Fragmentary text shows ex and other leaders discussing surprise at parliamentary moves. References to majesty, house and major points in a democratic legislative program surface with unclear context. Mentions prohibition expressions and a taxi cost of 52 dollars, indicating a mixed, uncertain report.
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House Majesty
Settlement Near in Conference on Railway Pay Scale
Associated Press reports stalled talks over railway pay scales in Chicago as unions and railroads neared a compromise proposal. A key vote blocked earlier by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen delayed approval, while officials from labor groups and railroads prepared to sign the tentative agreement.
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Lathrop Mack
Associated Press
Chicago
The
Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Mit
Shorty
Ater
Ap Hour
Alexander Py. Whiteey
Cleve- Lind
Tha! Trainmen
William F.thichoff
Geo
Trak
Tha
Burlington Ling-Ant Fhe
Thichoff
Waiver and park board clash over city homes plan
A garbled dispatch notes a dispute involving Clarence G. Waver, park board rights and Christmas in relation to homes in the city. The fragment hints at tensions over a drive to adjust property or park arrangements and potential actions against stores.
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Clarence G. Waver
Failure Of Roosevelt And Hoover To Agree Likely To Put Problem Over To Mar. 4
Washington dispatch reports ongoing talks between President Hoover and President‑elect Roosevelt on war debts and foreign issues have failed to yield substantial agreement. Informed circles say little concrete action will occur before March 4, as Roosevelt wishes freedom after taking office. The exchange included four telegrams and a brief press statement. Hoover notes situations will be dealt with as they arise, with no commitments for the next administration.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
José Be
Hit
Farm Credit Aid Legislation Amid Present Session
Fragments indicate Congress plans to enactFarm Credit Aid proposals during the current session. The conference discussions reference proposals and potential legislation yielding aid measures for agriculture and farmers.
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Iysone
Sessi
Cor Congresa
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