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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1929

Page

12

Foch Warning Triggers Paris Parliamentary Storm

Paris reports a secret 1926 note by Marshal Foch warning against premature Rhine land evacuation. Briand expressed astonishment at learning of the document. Debate centered on a note to President Doumergue and Premier Poincare, with Reibel accused of showing the memo to lawmakers.

Paris Marshal Foch Rhineland Chamber of Deputies Aristide Briand Doumergue Poincare M. Briand M. Reibel Germany France Briand Foe

Campbell resigns from Interstate Commerce Commission

Washington December 27 1929 Tohuster B Campbell a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission since 1921 has tendered his resignation to President Hoover and will retire once a successor is selected Campbell of Spokane Washington will return to law practice He was appointed during Harding era and backed by farm groups amid rail rate controversies He had two years left in his term and Hoover faces Northwestern candidates for the vacancy

Washington Tohuster B. Campbell Interstate Commerce Commission Hoover Campbell Spokane Commission Harding

Defense briefs are next step in bank guaranty case

Pierre December 27. Filing at briefs by defense attorneys within 60 days is the next legal action in South Dakota's bank guaranty case. Attorney General M Q Sharpe and depositors' counsel argue money in the fund should be paid to depositors and annual assessments against member banks should continue. Defendants' counsel led by F R B Smith, superintendent of banks, and state treasurer A J Moodie were given 60 days from filing to prepare their defense briefs.

F. R B. Smith Bank Guaranty Fund Commission A. J. Moodie

No Bids On Air Route Proposed By Rapid Air Lines

Rapid Air Lines has not submitted a bid for proposed air mail routes from Newell South Dakota to Hettinger North Dakota and Red Owl North Dakota. John Miller says investigation of prospects is ongoing and a bid may come in January. Routes would run from Newell to Hettinger six times weekly and to Red Owl three times weekly with stops. parachute use not planned. A landing field exists at Newell and a hangar could be built. Skila would be used on planes part of the time. University of Texas has been chosen as the twenty ninth member of the Association of American Universities.

Rapidalty Rapid Air Lines, Inc Hay Not Newell S. C Bettinger N. TD Red Owl John Miller Hettinger Miller

Funeral set for Art Schultheis after horse injury

Art Schultheis died in Wessington hospital after a month of illness from injuries when a horse kicked him in the side. Funeral will be at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon with the local Masonic lodge in charge. He had farmed nearby 18 years and is survived by his widow, his parents in Wayne Nebraska, and a brother and sister, also of Wayne.

Yuri Wihssingt Art Schultheis Wessington Hospital Bini Presbyterian Church Masonica Lodge Here Mr. Schuttheis Mra Charles Schultheis Wayne, Neb Wayne

Chicago Sculptress Found Dead In Studio

Chicago sculptress Tennessee Mitchell Anderson, ex wife of novelist Sherwood Anderson, was found dead in her studio on the near north side. Officials say death from hemorrhage likely natural. coroner’s certificate pending, no inquest planned. The couple married in New York twelve years ago, separated in 1922 and divorced in 1924.

Chicago Studio Chicago Tennessee Mitchell Anderson Sherwood Anderson Artists’ Colony Near North Side Phans New York

U S Ambassador to Germany to Retire

Berlin Dec 27 Dr Jacob Gould Schurman American Ambassador to Germany has resigned his post accepted by the state department He was appointed in June and served there since He previously led Cornell University from 1892 to 1920 and had been American minister to China

Berlin Jacob Gould Schurman Germany State Department

Third Christmas accident victim dies in Sioux City

El mer King a Mondamin Iowa resident, aged 25, died in a Sioux City hospital after injuries from a Christmas day accident near Holly Springs Iowa. The toll in Sioux City and vicinity reaches three dead and 15 seriously injured. In another note, the coast guard action on an Erie lake boat where Eugene F Downer Jr of Buffalo was killed drew a defense from Seymour Lowman.

Sioux City Elmer King Mondamin Towa Ing Holly Springs Iowa Washington Coast Guard Lake Erie Eugene F. Downer, Jr Buffalo Seymour Lowman the Treasury

Ex‑service men urged for adjusted compensation in Huron

At an American Legion meeting in Huron Leo A. Tommey urged ex servicemen to apply for government adjusted compensation before January 2. He noted many veterans, including non members, are eligible. A census of World War veterans was assigned to A. B. Blake with Ward H. Bell and D. K. Scruby on the committee. Safety signs at city entrances were approved and meetings will be twice monthly in winter.

Leo A. Tommey American Legion Huron Mr. Temmey Temmey A. B. Blake Blake Ward H. Bell D. K. Scruby Legion Legionnaires

Record High Temperatures Sweep Southern States

Warm weather replaces last week’s blizzards as central southern states report record highs for the season. Readings reach 50s across the region with Arkansas Texas Kansas and Oklahoma seeing unseasonably warm days. St Joseph Missouri hits 68 degrees shattering a 19 year record for the date.

Kansas City Mercury Arkansas Texas Kansas Oklahoma St. Joseph Weather Bureau

Wolsey Man Buys Ranch South of Sturgis

R L Atkinson of Wolsey paid 19200 cash for the J Lee Forbes mountain ranch south of Sturgis. The new owner plans cattle barns and stocking with about 30 purebred milk cows. He expects to Hyain Sturgis.

Sturgis S. D R. L. Atkinson Wolsey

Watertown Man Elmer Goodroad Captured Near Rowena

Sioux Falls December 27 Elmer Goodroad of Watertown wanted since July 10 on forgery charges was arrested last night on a farm near Rowena while picking corn. He was awaiting departure when police took him into custody amid a wider search.

Sioux Falls Elmer Goodroad Watertown Rowena Goodroad

Watertown Man Acquitted and Man Sentenced in Robbery Case

Watertown man was acquitted on a highway robbery charge while Roy Scott of Watertown received a 15 year sentence in the state penitentiary for the same offense. They were alleged to have held up Ed Benson of Hartford in a summer incident.

Watertown Iowa Roy Scott Ed Benson Hartford

State Chamber To Hold Meet Leads 1930 Plans

State Chamber to hold its annual dinner Monday with Governors Bulow and Weaver and Dawes on the program. Directors will elect officers and set the 1930 program at a breakfast Tuesday. A second breakfast will host presidents secretaries and directors of race commercial clubs. Advertising South Dakota featured with WW. Y. Durrett leading the membership drive.

John C. Lindsey Mitchell South Dakota Robert Burns South Dakota Commercial Secretaries Association Ben B. Lawshe Sioux Falls D. A. Caldwell Vermillion Emry WW. Y. Durrett State Chamber

Hoover to Fix Temporary Offices for White House Staff

Officials plan to set up a dozen temporary offices to accommodate Mr Hoover and his secretaries George Akerson Lawrence Rickey Walter Newton and French Strother along with White House clerical staff during a continuation from page one.

Mr. Hoover George Akerson Lawrence Rickey Walter Newton French Strother White House

Hoover plans move to state offices area in White House

The president and cabinet discuss space needs as plans unfold for reusing the old west wing. Hoover prefers rebuilding the west wing rather than constructing a new executive office building, while awaiting relocation to quarters at the state, war and navy building. He will meet the cabinet in the Lincoln study on the White House’s second floor.

White House Hoover Congress Lila State, War and Navy

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