Rioting Ends as Doumergue Takes France Leadership
ARIS Feb 8 Premier-designate Gaston Doumergue moved to form a new cabinet, signaling an end to two days of rioting. Reports say near civil war had loomed as crowds clashed with police. the president rested, and Doumergue announced a cabinet lineup amid protests and political pressure.
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Aris
Gaston Doumergue
Twht
Travet
Wwere
Alber Lebrun
Teasonl Union
Lebrun
Cabnets
Cummings Refuses Ta Discuss Contract Deal
Washington February reports state General Cummings faced questions on a government motorization contract and alleged conspiracy to defraud the government. He avoided specifics and said the topic is difficult to answer clearly.
Turon delegates head to air mail conference
Turon Chamber of Commerce sends Paul Ktis secretary and Ve L Weir division chairman to Redfield tonight to discuss full mail routes. Aberdeen Watertown and Redfield also represented. A delegate will be named at the meeting to represent South Dakota at a regional session in Minot within the next days.
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Turon
Paul K Tis
Ve L Weir
Civision
Redfield
Hwon Chamber of Commerce
Ing
Aberdeen
Watertown
South Dakota
Minot. N
Divorced Couple’s Aberdeen Marriage Noted After Divorce
Bessie Fay Bultman and Frederick Patan were married in Aberdeen after being granted a divorce by Circuit Judge Alva E Taylor at De Sev Tus. Custody of their 11 year old child was discussed while Ruby Frahm of Nampa travels to attend the funeral services for Mrs. A J Stouds at 1130 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest with services set for Friday at 2 o’clock.
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Aberdeen
Bessie Fay Bultman
Frederick ©. Patan
Alva E. Taylor
de Sev Tus
Ruby Frahm
Nampa
Duho
Huron
A J. Stouds
Ssconsin
Avenue Southwest
Chipel
Weather outlook for Huron area this week
Fair tonight and Friday with marginal warming on Friday. Somewhat warmer conditions in the vicinity Friday night into Saturday with low chances of precipitation. Minor cooling expected later in the period as high pressures move through the region.
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Huron
CWA Rules Extended to Huron College Student Aid
In Flake South Dakota this afternoon the Huron college case outlines a federal interpretive shift allowing part time Civil Works jobs for students at non profit colleges. Nine midwest schools gathered at Morningside College Sioux City to learn quota based entry with about 10 percent enrollment and caps of eight hours daily and 30 hours weekly with earnings up to 20 dollars monthly. Huron College officials announced plans to file for authorization to offer student relief jobs under the new CWA program.
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Flake
Hales
Codeses
Dako- Mae
Eales
Yank
NOLD
Sioux City
Morningside College
Emery Relief Administration
Huron
Ereeting
Melvin Hyde
Earl A. Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
E. H. Meyers
Carl Youngworth
Yankton College
Yankton
M. L. Cole
Ausadena College
Sioux Falls
A. K. Gardner
Huron College
Civil Works
Boy 7 Struck by Car Clings to Radiator and Escapes
In Omaha Nebraska on February date a seven year old boy named Ralph Iza ran across the street to buy a toy balloon with a penny in his possession. He collided with a car but managed to seize the radiator cap and hang on until the vehicle stopped. He was unhurt though he said he lost his cent as bystanders pelted him with peanuts.
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Omaha
Neb
Ralph Iza
Federal road work peaks in Beadle county in 1933
Beadle county hit a ten year high in road building last year with 34 miles of new roads under national recovery projects. County officials note most work occurred in late 1922 and report total highway outlays of 41,000 plus. maintenance and bridges add several thousand, while revenue from vehicle licenses declined due to price cuts.
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Beadle County
Plaree
Molntenuace
Vlines
Jay
Meintininge
Siste
Governor Berry Becomes Grandfather to Beverly Berry
Pierre report confirms Governor Tom Berry welcomed his first grandchild, Beverly Berry, born to his son Paul Berry and daughter-in-law in Rapid City. The infant weighed seven pounds one ounce and arrived at St. Ichn's McNamera hospital after a Wednesday birth.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Paul Berry
Rapid City
Beverly Berry
St. Ichn’s McNamera Hospital
Bolvidi
Repid City
W. FL Brnett
Copeland Praises White House Endorsement Of Food And Drug Bill
Senator Copeland announces Roosevelt support for a modified food and drug bill after White House talks. The revised measure creates two appeal boards for manufacturer protests, extends secretary of agriculture powers, includes cosmetics, and brings advertising under the act while preserving manufacturer accountability for truth of claims.
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D.R
Copeland
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Rexford CG
Tuswell
Agricuture
Tusweell
Secretary of Agriculture
Production Credit Unit Forming in South Dakota Counties
More than seven Central South Dakota farmers and landowners met to organize a Production Credit association affiliated with the Production Credit cooperation of Omaha. Omaha organizers Leon Wells and W. D. Bas sart spoke along with J. D. Lemmon of Lemmon. The association will serve Beadle Buffalo Faulk Hand Jerauld Kingsbury and Spans counties with officer elections to follow.
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South Dakota
Omaha
Leon Wells
W. D. Bassart
J. D. Lemmon
Lemmon
Farmers Assembly
Beadle
Buffalo
Faulk
Hand
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Spins
Roosevelt plan pairs stock and commodity exchange regulation
Senate committee chairman Fletcher said Roosevelt asked to introduce a bill tomorrow to regulate stock exchanges and oversee commodity exchanges. The form of commodity regulation was under study by committee counsel Ferdinand Pecora and staff. Hearings could begin next Tuesday after a White House conference where Roosevelt gave the go ahead.
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Washington
Fletcher
Roosevelt
White House
Ransom Paid in Bremer Kidnapping Case
Attorney General Cummins said the ransom was paid in the abduction of Edward G. Bremer of St. Paul. The original demand was 200000 dollars, with no clear indication if full payment occurred. Officials welcomed the boy's return, noting the department’s usual approach aims to gain information and avoid prolonged searches.
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Washington
Cummins
Jesse
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Will Reconsider Blood Test Case In South Dakota
Pierre Feb 8 The South Dakota supreme court agreed to rehear a case seeking to prove paternity of an adopted child by blood tests. Clement Damm, Minnehaha County, was serving 16 years for rape when the court previously rejected blood tests as admissible proof. The new hearing focuses specifically on the blood test question and defense misconduct claims.
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Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Clement Damm
Minnehaha
Damm
Supreme Court
United States
Condition Of Bremer Is Reported As Good
In St Paul a physician examined Edward G Bremer a year old banker held 23 days by kidnapers. Dr J M Sprafka said Bremer is in good physical condition despite beatings. The banker, a personal friend of the doctor, is resting at home and recovering.
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Bremer
St, Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Benker
J. M. Sprafka
St. Paul
Dr. Sprafka
Style Show Off To Good Start At Huron Elks Event
The Huron Elks lodge opened a three in one entertainment program at Hotel Hughit with a fashion show, carnival and auto exhibit drawing over 500 attendees. Spring styles by local youths contrasted with 1974 car models while booths from oil and accessory dealers drew crowds in the lobby. After the show, the ballroom hosted a bowery style dance with tickets priced at 1,000 bucks for five cents, continuing through Saturday.
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Huron Elks Lodge
Marvin Hughit
Ells Ballroom
Elks Hoor
Haron Dealers
Osgs
Governor Berry Attends Farm and Home Events in Brookings
Governor Tom Berry departed Pierre for Brookings to attend the annual farm and home activities. He was listed to speak at a banquet in Brookings tonight.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Brookings
Rehearing Denied in Sioux Falls Tax Case
The South Dakota Supreme Court denied rehearing in a Minnehaha County case over property omitted from tax rolls. It held interest cannot be added to taxes on omitted property later discovered. Officials ponder potential effects on future collections and whether further action is needed to clarify the situation.
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Pierry
Ren
State Supreme Court
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
J. P. Zochert
Zochert
W. C. Welsh
Walsh
New Laws Outline in Roosevelt Era Congress
A preview of 1933 congressional action notes tax relief for low incomes, tighter treatment of unearned gains, and blocked loopholes. It signals a doomed St. Lawrence waterway treaty, likely failure of the pure food bill, and a probable stock market law subject to White House pressure. Banking and railroad measures appear unlikely, while a deposit insurance tweak is anticipated. The piece frames Congress as operating largely under Roosevelt’s influence.
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Washington
Tech
Congress
House
St. Lawrence Waterway
Senate
Roosevelt
Canada
Tugwell
Copeland
White House
RFC
Rayburmn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Esmond Pioneer J Hane Hannah Dies at 62
J Hane Hannah longtime Esmond settler and former county commissioner died yesterday from influenza developing pneumonia. Aged 62, he helped organize the settlement east of Esmond in 1882 and served as county education board treasurer at his death. Survived by widow three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at M E church Saturday afternoon with burial in Esmond cemetery.
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Esmond
J. Hanenah
Hom
Hannah
Board of Education
Bremer Kidnapping Leads to Barker and Karpis Suspects
Fredd ie Barker and Alvin Karpis named by The Minneapolis Journal as the likely kidnappers of Edward G. Bremer a wealthy St Paul banker held for ransom. Bremer was found 28 days after abduction. the family and DOJ agents reported he appeared weak but uninjured with eyes taped or blinded during captivity near Rochester Minnesota.
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Freddie Barker
Alvin Karpis
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Rochwsisr
Minn
Here
Commercial Sme Bank
Minneapolis Journal Today
Alvin Karnechian
Edward Bremer
Barker
Keruis
West Plains
Twin Cities
Bremer
Abant Hue
Owatonnia
McGonn
Thames Cahil
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CWA
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Governor Berry
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Minnehaha County
S. F
Paul Mallon
Mr. Roosevelt
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Prebal
Rez
Injarupinn
Adolph Bremer
Adolph
Jacob Schmid, Brewine Company
Joseph Sorta
Spratta
Roomvelt
Ninn
Sprafka
Beemer
Adelph Bremer
Floyd B. Olson
Bremes
Douglas Street
Chapffen
Waltman Welters
Maye Clisie
Roshester
Street
Lewiston
Lessiston
Revere
Toxi-Caly
Werner Hane
Denertment of Justice Office
Howard McGonn
Joovie Haight
Rorchester
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