Former Huronian Slain In St. Paul
Hoy A. Williams a 35 year old former Huron motion picture operator was found dead near St. Paul. The Associated Press dispatch says he was slugged robbed and left to freeze with $80 missing from a hat band. Police suspect robbery as the motive and coroner notes two minor head blows. Williams was nephew of Frank R. Williams head of Huron Marble and Granite Works and earlier worked at Lounge and Bijou theatres in Huron Mitchell.
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Hoy A. Williams
Huron
St. Paul
Associated Press
Williams
Frank R. Williams
Huron Marble and Granite Works
Walter A. Williams
North Dakota
Ray
Ray Ramsell
Bijou
Mitchell
Seek Solution To Tax Tabele
President Hoover addressed an interstate conference of legislators in Washington on February 3, urging reform of a tax system he called a maze of overlapping sources. He argued that evolving municipal, township, county, and state functions created conflicting tax authorities and urged a scientific division of tax sources to improve efficiency and economy.
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Washington
Hoover
Sandino Agrees To Peace Terms Signaled In Managua
Augusto Sandino pledged peace after six years of revolt against Nicaragua's American backed governments and met with President Sacasa in the palace. He arrived unannounced with allies, slept at the palace, and said Nicaragua entered a new era as U.S. Marines left. The peace terms were not disclosed, and Sandino expressed no personal hostility to Americans.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Augusto Sandino
Presidential
Juan Bautista Sacasa
United States
Sacasa
Pep
Sandino
Dun Sees Business In Right Direction
In New York on February 3 trade changes this week show a tight direction with stability in many branches more sustained than in the last three years. Bradstreet’s notes the week’s business near an even balance between positive and negative factors.
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New York
Bradstreet
South Dakota Legislature Moves Toward Major Bills
Pierre February 3 After weeks on minor measures the South Dakota legislature shifts toward major action. Senate focus centers on making the rural credit department eligible for Reconstruction Finance loans and transferring duties of the industrial commissioner to the attorney general. Gov Berry recommendations include abolishing the state bail insurance and bonding department. Committees advance section by section on the Corey gross income tax bill while the joint appropriations panel begins heavy cuts. Other items include mileage ban for delegates and new redemption timing for foreclosures.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Oral Credit Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
State Affairs Committee
Rural Credit Department
Italan
Tom Berry
R. V. Millstead
Senate Insurance Committee
Joint Appropriations Committee
House
Edward William Klicker
Haitie
Wolsey
Tra Allen Bailey
Sioux City
E 'Hlinor Conditt
Aberdeen
New York Girl Slaying Victim
In Massapequa a 11 year old girl Mary Helen O Connor was found slain in underbrush near a new real estate development. A ransom note demanding 1000 dollars appeared, a fingerprint with a scar is checked, and the missing overnight bag and purse remain unfound. Her mother recalls a dream of misfortune.
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Mineola
Mary Melon O'Connor
O’connor
Legislature moves on bills and juror pay cuts
Legislators introduced 13 new measures bringing total in both houses to 7 percent yet lagging past sessions. Senate killed hunting on farm lands without owner consent. A bill to cut jurors mileage and daily pay passed 40 to 3. House banking committee faced mixed outcomes on interest rate bills and usury law amendments.
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Senate
House Banking Committee
House
Banking Committee
Mahowald Funeral Set For Monday In Huron
Funeral services for N. H. Mahowald a retired Huron merchant who died yesterday morning at his home 249 Fifth Street Southwest will be held Monday at 10 oclock at St Martin's Catholic church. Msgr D F Desmond will preside a requiem high mass burial will be in the Catholic cemetery here Mahowald who was 69 had been ill more than two and a half years.
Brenneman Chosen Pierre Majority Floor Leader
Democrats of the South Dakota house select W. H. Brenneman of Wessington Springs as majority floor leader. Brenneman will direct administration and party legislation in the House.
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Brenneman
Pierre
Democrats
South Dakota
House of Representatives
W. H. Brenneman
Wessington Springs
Senate Debates Tariff Changes Amid Roosevelts Plans
The Senate opened debate on the Johnson amendment requiring government use of American materials in public works. Byrnes proposed a two thirds vote to block presidential regrouping orders as part of Roosevelts reforms. House action trimmed the treasury post office bill and advanced the independent offices bill with veteran benefits. Committees weighed inflation, farm relief, and unemployment aid with no imminent enactments before March 4.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Treasury-Post Office
Byrnes
South Carolina
Congress
Roosevelt
Bratton
New Mexico
Appeal to end fighting in Gran Chaco seek armistice
A gentle plea from Paraguay and Bolivia urges all efforts to halt the Gran Chaco fighting and achieve an armistice. A neutral inquiry commission to the Chaco was delayed to allow North and South American governments more chance to settle the dispute.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
The
Chaco
North
South America
Will Broadcast Tonight by Rev Wallace Bristol
The Rev Wallace Bristol will speak at a regular PT A radio program broadcast at seven tonight over station KGDY. The high school boys double quartet under Miss Ida Iverson will sing, and the program will be announced by Miss Clester Thorpe.
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Wallace Bristol
KGDY
Ida Iverson
Clester Thorpa
Chesterfields Offer Mild Yet Distinctive Smoke
An ad quotes a smoker claiming Chesterfields are milder because of careful tobacco selection and aging in warehouses. It notes shredding and paper quality contribute to a mellow, sweet, mild smoke, and asserts the brand uses scientific methods to ensure a better tasting cigarette that satisfies.
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Ada Leverin
Huron Surgical
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