New Legislative Bills Outlined In South Dakota
MiBate debates India PIERRE February 10. New bills introduced in the South Dakota legislature include measures on state funds interest limits, bonding for highway construction, temperance laws second offenses and enforcement, city control of non navigable streets, tax on livestock grazed in state, filing abstracts of title entries, forbidding highway littering, workmen’s comp for Hernia, inmate fee caps for blind school residents, deputy sheriffs for tax collection, use of emergency building funds for restored state buildings, new grain and weed injury provisions, amusements tax, rural school aid funding, and salary reduction for supreme court commissioner.
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India
Pierre
Dakota Legislateihe Serlade
Warren
Yankton
Joint Temperance Committee
State Affairs Committee
Hleuss
Clarkson
Harding
South Dakota
Montana
Hillestad
Brookings
Burns
Minnehaha
Simons
Minnehahs
Altman
Spaintites
H. B
Ommitte
Byrum
Sully
Sully County
Hillgren
Supreme Court
AX Bills Hit Snag In House
In the House a tax-related resolution and related measures stalled as lawmakers debated favoritism and the impact of special taxes. The main resolution passed 80 to 11, while additional taxation bills were delayed after objections from Bertolero and others. Hammerquist moved to defer the bills until today for further study.
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H. M. Whitman
Huron
Bammerquist
Ferguson
John Bertolero
Bertolero
Hammerquist
Bis
Farmer Albert Zimmer Killed in Iowa Crash
Sioux City report says 50 year old Castana farmer Albert Zimmer died instantly when his truck on highway 15 south of Whiting was struck by a car driven by C H Woods of Gregory South Dakota. The collision occurred last night near here.
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Towa
Sioux City
Castana
Iowa
Albert Zimmer
Soile
Whiting
Here
C. H. Woods
Gregory
S. D
Zim@rer
Rain Fails To Endure Illinois Drought Cellars
Chicago Feb 10 with fair weather predicted across the middle west drought stricken southern Illinois and Missouri prepared to stretch the inch of rain that fell Sunday to sustain crops. The shower replenished some reservoirs but county agents doubt it will be enough to aid the crops.
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Illinois
Chicago
Middle West
Ilinois
Missouri
Backley Defends Title in Aberdeen Wrestling Bout
Backley defended his northwest welterweight grappling title by two falls lasting seven minutes each against Glen Hagensack of Elkader Ia. Backley won the first fall in 27 minutes with a full Nelson and body scissors, and the second with a hammer lock and body scissors. He eyes a barnstorming tour possibly culminating in a match with Jack Reynolds, the world welterweight champion.
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Backley
G. Hagensack
Aberdeen
Frank Backley
Elasma
Glen Hagensack
Elkadora
Hagensack
Welson
Jack Reynolds
Paralysis Ends As Girl Says Mother in Recovery
Miss Dorothy Sawyer 24 of Webster Groves emerges from a coma after a months long illness caused by shock from a near drowning in the Meramec river. She spoke her first words, mother then father, and has begun eating and talking normally. A Washington University graduate, she taught at Staunton High School in Staunton, Illinois.
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ST. Louis
Doropithy Sawyer
Webster Groves
Frank Sawyer
Meramec
Wealthy Canadian Millionaire Lost At Sea On Deutschland
Windsor Ontario reports James Cooper a 57 year old WalKeyville resident is missing after the steamer Deutschland voyage to Europe. Cooper built a fortune of 5 to 6 million dollars in saloon and liquor businesses, later retiring as exports to the United States were restricted.
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Windsor
Ont
James Cooper
Walkerville
Deutschland
Europe
Mre. Cooper
Switzerland
New York
Hamburg-American Line
Ontario
Cooper
Detroit
United States
Thousands Of Birds Die Of Starvation In Two Cities
Biemarck and Mandan, North Dakota, report many Lapland longspurs found dead in the streets since Saturday. Bacteriologist A W Ecklund of the state health department says starvation and exposure from premature migration and bad weather caused the deaths.
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Bismarck
N. D
Biemarck
Mandan
A. W. Ecklund
State Health Department
Lapland
Final Auction at B B B Store Promises Fur Coats
Announcement of the final auction at B B B Store with fur coats offered Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m A coat to be given away free at ee.
Valentines Tipped With Venom Appear
Washington reports a rise in venomous valentines in 1931. Older lace cards fade as modern satirical comics sell briskly to women and men alike. A spoofed suffragist, a rapperish nurse, and a druggist with toy trains populate the new cards, while plain tokens sell poorly.
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Washington
Valentine
Cohen And Loughran Set For Ten Round Bout Tonight
Kansas City hosts a return engagement between Mickey Cohen of Denver and Tommy Grogan of Omaha in a ten round bout aimed at a knockout. The match features two veteran welterweights seeking decisive victory tonight.
Welterweight Showdown Faces Eastern Promoter Struggle
The bout pits Funle and two Omaha rivals in a fast paced bout as promoters seek advantage. Trainers push top speed to counter a strong two-bruted attack from Omaha, aiming to tilt the contest in eastern interests.
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Funle
Louisville Athletics Budget Cut Threatens Programs
Louisville slashed the athletics budget from 15000 to 5000 raising doubts about future sports. President Kent announced a tentative plan to keep football, while athletic director Tom King warned most sports may be abandoned except intramurals. The athletic council will meet soon to discuss the reduction.
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Louisville
Kent
Tom King
Santa's Suspension Contested by Perry in Chicago
Bertys Perry, manager of the Portuguese heavyweight Santa, travels to Chicago to press the Illinois State Athletic Association to shorten Santa’s suspension from a recent bout with Knute Hansen. He argues Santa gave his best effort and fears the indefinite ban may keep him from fighting before immigration rules force his return to Portugal. Fights reported: Fuller stops Flowers in Boston. Rosenbloom and Bore draw in Birmingham. Datto outpoints Rodgers in Pittsburgh. Freeman stops Aoben in New Orleans.
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Ose Santa
Chicago
Bertys Perry
Jost Santa
Illinois State “Athletic Association
Santa
Knute. Hansen
Perry
Commission
Portugal
Birmingham
Ala
Maxis
Rosenbloom
Battling Bore
Drew
Concen- Bust
Pittsburgh
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Jackie Rodgers
New Orleans
Tommy Freeman
Aoben
Fort Worth
Texas
Fair opens tonight with Mildred and Lorraine Arch as stars
The old fashioned county fair at Daum's auditorium opens this evening under the First Christian church. Letcher’s Mildred and Lorraine Arch, a noted song and dance team, headline the second night after headlining Mitchell’s Custer Battlefield Highway Good Roads fair.
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Mildred
Lorraine Arch
Letcher
Daum
First Christian Church
Custer Battlefield Highway
Good Roads
Mitchell
Non Union Printing Plant Is Dynamited in Chicago
A dynamite bomb at RR Dormelley & Sons Lakeside Press on the Southside fractured the eight story plant, injuring one worker and shattering windows up to the seventh floor. Superintendent Leo Poppel valued damage at $5,000. Police found no motive yet. The plant operates on a non union basis and is among the largest in the U S.
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Chicago
RR. Dormelley & Sons
Leo Poppel
Lakeside Press
United States
Trade shows target large buildings amid urban growth
In recent weeks the effort focused on three major sites the merchandise mart the furniture mart and the warehouse of the Roebuck company as part of plans against oversized structures and urban expansion.
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Merchandise Mart
Furniture Mart
Séare.Roebuck Company
Dorothy McCormick Granted Divorce in Chicago
Dorothy Linn McCormick won a divorce from Cyrus McCormick Jr, vice president of the International Harvester company and a Cyrus McCormick heir. Judge John B. Sullivan granted the decree in Superior Court, noting three acts of alleged cruelty and that property settlement discussions were out of court. She may resume her maiden name. McCormick did not contest and was en route to Europe.
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Chicago
Dorothy Linn McCormick
Cyrus McCormick, Jr
The
Biter
National Harvester Company
Cyrus McCormick
John BH. Sullivan
McCormick
Ae Ja
Europea
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