Candidates For Supreme Court Judge Session In Huron
Lawyers from 10 of 15 counties in the third judicial district gathered in Huron to narrow the field for a South Dakota supreme court justice. Three candidates were likely to be presented with endorsements from Beadle and Hand counties and other associations. Local and circuit bar groups selected Warren Skinner and Lushfield, with further delegates noted from Fratertown, Clark, Hamlin, and Brookings counties as the session opened.
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Third Judicial District
Huron
South Dakota Supreme Court
Ubis
Beadie County Court
Chenge
Sherwood
Supreme Court
Charles P. Warren
Greemeg
Beadle County Bar Association
Julga
W. N. Skinner
Watertown
Bar Associations
Codington
Farland
J. Lushfield
Bliller
Hand County Bar Association
Fratertown
Skinner
Janes G. McFarhann
George W. Cian
Perry Loucks
Vern Wotlheter
Andy Foler
Ralph Durham
F. B
Glark County Association
Tom Law
Walter Grenna
Great Lake
Devel County Association
Skinner Roosters
Hamlin
Frank Bonthin
Mareld Lovre
Balh
Hayti
Tax Session Next Week To Discuss State Tax Issues
Mitchell February report details a two day state tax conference to be held Monday and Tuesday. Round table discussions will cover general tax problems and proposals including state income tax motor fuel oleo and lard substitute taxes. Robert Burns Keller J J Martin will speak at a Chamber dinner. C Alles Aberdeen will preside Roy Emery of Huron serves as secretary.
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Mitchell
Feb
Chamber of Commerce
Robert, Burns
Chambers Keller
Lead
J. J. Martin
Watertown
State Chamber of Commerce
Yankton
Remmisters
Shidy
C. Alles Aberdeen
South Dakota
State
Eer of Commerce
Roy Emery
Huron
Weather Hazard Hurong 3 Rumors Coventry
Partially readable weather note reports cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with possible rain or snow east tonight. It warns of colder Sunday afternoon and extreme western areas possibly the coldest, with bright periods elsewhere and snow in the east tonight.
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South Hakeint
Lonay
Prison Ruler Is Given Power By Warden Illness
CANON CITY COLO Fev. indicating sudden collapse of Warden W W Crawford from illness last night. He was rushed to hospital and Col Patrick J Hamrock assumes military rule of the state prison. A new special deputy warden was named to quell months of disorder and take control during Crawford’s illness. The warden’s condition is serious but not dangerous.
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Canon City
Colo
Fev
W. W. Crawford
Patrick J. Hamrock
State Penitentiary
Crawford
Col Hamrock
Weather outlook hints at slight snow tomorrow
A cautious forecast from Huron and Central South Dakota notes a preseasonal spring lingers but hints at a light snow tomorrow. Sub-zero readings ended January 29 with three below, February 2 ran above normal, and recent days have seen 40s. The outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with a chance of rain or snow and a colder Sunday afternoon.
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Huron
South Dakota
Blystone
Tmeter- Christ
Sid
Ds Agaiose
Haronig
Another Plan is Offered Chicago
Chicago news reports Herbert C. Heller an New York investment banker showing interest in buying tax warrants. After talks with City Controller George Schmidt he plans to present a proposal to purchase Chicago's 27 million 3 4920 tax anticipation warrants. The move widens the rift between city officials and the residents relief committee led by Silas H. Strawn and risks a county plan to pay employees and creditors with warrants if aid is not forthcoming by early next week.
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Chicago
Herbert C. Heller
New York
George Schmidt
Heller
Helter
Silas H. Strawn
Strawn
Huron Municipal Band to Stage Winter Concert
The Huron municipal band led by Carl Christengen will perform a mid winter concert in Huron college auditorium on February 24. The group, about 40 members strong, has progressed since October after regular concerts paused. Officers elected for the year include Rev T H Joeckel as president F B Balzer as secretary and At Teuber as treasurer Oslar Weston named trustee at large. No admission charge is planned for the concert.
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Huron Municipal Band
Huron College
Carl Christengen
T. H. Joeckel
Teuber
Oslar ‘Weston
Banquet Celebrates Decade Of Progress
A banquet in Madison marked ten years of progress by Eastern State Normal School with over 300 attendees. Speeches by J. D. Coon from Sioux Falls, Alvin Waggoner of the board of regents, Attorney General M. Q. Shargé, Prof. George McCarthy of State College, and President D. A. Anderson of Northern Normal highlighted the event.
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Madison
UPI
Eastern
State Normal School
J. D. Coon
Sioux Falls
Alvin ‘Waggoner
Board of Regents
M .Q. ‘Shargé
George McCarthy
State College
D. A. Anderson
Northern? Normal
Anniversary of Louis N Critate Death Noted
Pierre February 7 state agriculture offices observe the anniversary of Louis N Critate secretary of agriculture who died February last year. Crill held the office from January 17 1927 until his death.
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Louis N. Fri
Pierre
State Department of Agriculture
Louis N. Critate
Crill
Lake Byron named in early Huron days letter
Beadle County Historical Society presents two letters on Lake Byron naming and early Huron history. One letter by Asher F. Pay of Long Beach explains Lake Byron honors his late brother E Pay near the site of Mobeidee, amid Beadle County notes.
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Huron
Lave
Gondte County Historical Society
Lake Byron
Asher
F. Pay
Long Beach
Calit
Ume
E. Pay
Amobeidee
North Cape rescue flight returns Swenson party to Alaska
In a high Arctic recovery effort Captain Pat Reidy and Miss Marion Swenson left North Cape to reach Teller Alaska after marooned months aboard the Nanuk. Two large planes later ferried Swenson and her father toward civilization as searchers work to locate missing aviators Nielsen and Borland whose wreckage was found southeast of North Cape.
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North Cape
Siberia
Point Barrow
Alaska
Pat
Reidy
Marion
Milovzoroggers
Teller
Alasska
Ewenson
Telfer
North Cano
Swensons
Nanuk
Milovzorov
Stavrond
Eielson
Reed
Thames
Nauwi'to
Nome
Bielson
Borland
Jost
Haifi Problem Studied By Commission On Governor Race
Washington Feb 8 The United Republic of Hatty faces inquiries by a seven member commission formed to study the problem of when and how a governor should be chosen for the Philippines to govern. The commission aims to define authority and process amid ongoing political questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United ‘Yyepublic
Hatti
Rensral
Philippines
Commisston
Kriebs Preliminary Hearing On Manslaughter Charge
Pierre Feb 8 Preliminary hearing for Frank D Kriebs state secretary of agriculture charged with second degree manslaughter in connection with fatal injury to George Marale Blunt garage owner struck by Kriebs automobile January 31. State presented five witnesses. Welch testimony under cross examination. Court recessed mid afternoon.
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Herlebe
Anderson
Alce Marsh
Bluntauay
Blunt
Marsh
Kriebs
B. Akers
Arthur Anderson
Alice Marsh
Eda Welch
Binal
Joseph Herber
Kadokal
Welch
G'Keefe
T. EB. Thorson
Pierre
Defenge
Libway
Gabriel Acquitted In Shooting Charge in Falls likely
Gabriel, a Hartford ex police, was acquitted by a jury this morning on a shooting charge connected to an incident with Otto Kraeger and neighbor. The trial cited self defense and the case involved a nighttime attempt to trap gasoline thieves at the farm buildings. The jury verdict came after discussions at a local farm setting with mention of a 1944 date.
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Siqux Falls
Wi- Ham
Gabriel
Hartford Formar
Otto kKraeger
Mrnday- Kroeger
White Tryiver
Leeds Bandits Identified By Victims
Sioux City police identified one suspect in the Leeds State Bank robbery where $19,000 in cash and bonds were taken. Walter J. Freland, 26, was named by cashier W C McNulty and assistant Gertrude McNulty as one of the two men who forced staff and customers to the floor and fled with the loot. A second suspect, Freddie Dunn of Sioux City, was identified by victims as the other bandit. police seek his arrest.
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Sioux City
Fed
Leeds State Bawk
Walter J. Freland
W.C. McNulty
Gertrude McNulty
Leeds Bank
Freddie Dunn
Beadle County highway finances show 1929 spending
Beadle County's 1929 annual report outlines expenditures for road and bridge construction and maintenance of rails totaling over 120000 dollars. State and city work covered by the county accounts 30 thousand dollars, with funds from automobile licenses and the major fund. New road work cost about 32225 dollars, bridges 25205 dollars, and maintenance averaged 224.70 per mile on state highways within the county.
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Beadle County
Bill Clarke
Uis
City of Huron
Carlyle
Custer
Civinga
Clarke
Ie State
City
Hoover Heads South for Florida Sea Fishing Trip
President Hoover plans a weeklong Florida sea fishing excursion to Long Key with Mrs. Hoover and a small party, including Dr. Joel Boone and others from the White House, marking a rare public break from state affairs. The trip follows a prior Virginia hunting camp retreat and comes amid legislative negotiations over fishing and state permissions.
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Washington
Hoover
Mrss
Hoo
White House
Marlen
Solons threaten to garry battle into U S Senate
Key senators attack Secretary Stimson naval parity plan as London conference debate looms. Hale calls for treaty terms to be negotiated along Stimson lines or via a new agreement, warning the full Senate floor will decide ratification. Contends the proposal shifts cost and tonnage beyond Washington treaty limits.
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Washington
Feb
Stimson
Senate
Hale
Penate Naval Committee
Tront
Ord’ Windom
London
United States
Great Britain
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W. W. Skinner
Harland J. Bushfield
Miller
Marilou Swenson
Seattle
Jn i. Inr
Cape
North
Sberia
Poe Ee Ue Neon
Beadle
Busi
Joy
Jn Rén
Lymatt
Gar
Ed Welch
Secretary of Agriculture
Wolil
Stainton, Va
Leeds
Florida
Virginia
Tegislature
Solons
Garry
U. 8
Naval Committee
Upper Chamber
Witl Cos
France
Italy
MacDonald
Dino Grandi
Anita Tardic Frenehpremier
Yavlng
Pars Fox
Reijiro Wakatsu'i
Japan
Stimaon
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