Reach Agreement On Compensation For War Veterans
Washington reports indicate the House Ways and Means Committee ordered a favorable house report on a 700 million veterans compensation compromise. The vote was 11 to 4 with four Republicans opposing, citing a need for further revenue consideration. The plan would more than double loan limits and lower interest rates for veterans.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hawley
Treaway
Massachusetts
Chindilom
Illinois
Ramseyer
Iowa
House Jeaders
Hawiey
Senate
BOF
Longworth
Representative Patman
Texas
Garner
Treasury
Editors Session Largest In Years In Sioux Falls Banquet
More than 300 people attended a banquet and entertainment in Sioux Falls hosted by local businessmen. Principal speaker George B. Dollivar of Battle Creek, head of the National Editorial Association, stressed the growth of the country weekly and the value of organization. Other editors and officials spoke, including Governor Warren Green and Senator-elect W J Bulow. A memorial resolution for Clare B Tinan, pioneer newspaperman, was drafted by veteran publishers. Also, Harry Adams was sentenced to seven and a half years in the state penitentiary for a November grocery-store robbery in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Country Weekly
George B. Dollivar
Battle Creek
Mich
National
Robert O. Schaber
Hudson Hudsonite
T. B. Roberts
Pierre
J. ¥. Halladay
Iroquois
W. , Lusk
Yankton
Clare B. Tinan
Kimbell
Adams
Harry Adams
State
Number 13 Is No Hoodoo For Hawks and Rogers Tour
TEXAREANA ARK Feb 13 Captain Frank M Hawks the avi ator agrees with the late President Wilson that 13 is 2 lucky number in Hawks is Sylog Plane No 13 with federal license number 1313 and in completing his 13th year of flying Further he recently 13 engagements in Texas with Will Rogers to raise money for drought relief and today being Friday the thir teenth Captain Hawks was poised to pilot Rogers from here to Fort Worth Texas.
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Texareana
Ark
Frank M. Hawks
President Wilson
Hawks
Texas
Will Rogers
Rogers
Fort Worth
Redistricting Plan Completed in South Dakota
Pierre Feb 13 Today the house apportionment committee finalized redistricting for congressional elections following the 1990 census. Two districts divide by the Missouri River with District 2 covering the west river counties and District 1 the remainder. Districts differ by about 200000 in population. The plan aims to align districts with regional industries and federal projects. The committee also proposed reducing state representatives from 103 to 33, while senators kept unchanged. Each county would gain at least one representative except three cases where a single representative serves two joint counties.
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Lawrence
Two Men Arrested After Gun Battle In Minnesota
Clement Bean and Robert Parker of St Paul confessed to stealing two mail pouches at Racine Minnesota and a series of holdups this week. After a chase from Cannon Falls they kidnapped Marshal Edward Hagen and were pursued through Rochester. The pair fled on foot then stole a taxicab to return to Owatonna.
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Owatonna
Mnn
Minnesota
Clement Bean
Robert Parker
St. Paul
Racine
Minn
Cannon Falls
Edward Hagen
Hagert
EL. Whiting
J. Deison
John N. Thompson
Rochester
Racina
Many To Attend Holiness Meeting In Esmond
Delegates and visitors from across the state are expected for a Woodland Holiness Association gathering at Esmond M E church tomorrow at 9 30 AM. J W Pattee Huron and W M Hedfield Esmond lead arrangements committee. Morning devotions and prayer service precede lunch. In the afternoon Rev Br Calhoun Artesian will speak, with John Fletcher College male quartet performing.
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Woodland ‘Ional Holiness Association
M. E
Esmond
J. W. Pattee
Huron
W. M. Hedfield
Br. Calhoun
Wesleyan Methodist Church of Artesian
John Fletcher College
Eggs Collected in Beadle County for Drought Relief Drive
Beadle County Red Cross Chapter launches drive to ship 400 cases of Central South Dakota eggs to drought areas. Collection point at Central Warehouse Dakota Avenue and First Street. Farmers urged to deliver eggs by Tuesday to secure rail transport. Began with 28 cases. volunteers will collect from farms unable to visit drop-off. Beadle officials foresee a successful push supported by area groups and local Chamber.
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South Dakota
Beadie County
Red Cross
George C. Hunt
Disaster Prepared West Committee
Dakota Avenue
First Street
Hunt
Farma
Auron
Otto Moyers
Meyers
Beadle County
Redfield
Huron
St. Louis
Huron Chamber of Commerce
American Red Cross
Huron High Debaters Strengthen Big Eight Lead
Huron college debaters defeated Yankton in a Wilson school match, boosting their conference rating to a perfect two wins in two matches. The Yankton team of Frank Yageie and Marguerita Osborn argued against Huron’s Frances Montenk and Robert Wagner, with Huron winning. Next week Huron faces Lennox and Madison in district tournament at Highmore, drawing Pierre in opening rounds. Blunt and Welington drew byes.
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Huron High School
Yankton
Wilson School
Frank Yageie
Marguerita Osborn
Frances
Montenk
Robert Wagner
Huron
Huron College
Lennox
Madison
Highmore
Pierre
Blunt
Welington
Crile Explains Body Like Electric Battery
Oklahoma physicians heard Dr. George W. Crile of Cleveland compare the human body to an electric battery last night at the Cleveland Clinic foundation lecture. He described a human cell as endowed with positive and negative electrical current to explain cellular vitality.
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Oklahoma
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Crile
Rattlers Provoke Debate On Snake Racket In Wisconsin
In Boscobel Wisconsin on February 13 citizens accuse local snake hunters of a racket. Hunters allegedly collect rattles and rattlesnakes, release them again, and seek bounty. Residents push for a change in the bounty law requiring proof of a snake’s tail in addition to rattles to earn payment.
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Boscobel
Wis
Hoone
Marconi Hints At New Radio Plans
Guglielmo Marconi, in a New York Vatican City radio interview, hints at a forthcoming major wireless advance. He avoids specifics, noting a possible America visit next month and suggesting near practical television contingent on telephonic and rapid picture transmission advances.
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Busterfield Associated Press
Asociated Press
New York
Guglielmo Marconi
Vatican City
Senatore Marconi
America
Action Blocked On Relief Plan In Senate Filibuster
The Senate faced a filibuster by Senator Thomas Oklahoma Democrat that halted action on a 20 million drought relief compromise. The row followed Borah's resolution and Hyde's telegraphed view of the loan fund scope. Hyde said loans fund planting and rehabilitation but may not bar borrowers from buying supplies.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Oklahoma
Borah
Hyde
Louisville
Wickersham Commisssion
Mitchell
Waltonians At Tinan Funeral In Rapid City
The South Dakota Izaak Walton league will be present at the funeral of Tos. Attending are J. G. Bradford L. Mitchell and John.
South Dakota weighs tax relief proposals in legislature
Pierre February 1347 The House readies to consider amendments to ease real property tax burdens through replacement taxes as the South Dakota volunteer tax conference seeks to end the two mill levy for state purposes. Proposals include amusement and beverage taxes and a graduated income tax with a $5 filing fee, exemptions for individuals and family heads, and a $100 corporate exemption. Four departments face inquiries, plus a $10 poll tax bill for those who owe no other taxes. Discussions include potential consolidation of state institutions and the abolition of Madison and Springfield normal schools, with action possible next session.
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Pierre
Senate
House
South Dakota Volunteer Tax Conference
Attocney Shefeeeles Sharpe
Green
R. A. Bielski
Sioux Falls
A. S. Bogue
Parker
Madison
Springfield
Otto Johnson
Redfield
Johnson
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Board of Regents
Harkness
South Dakota Appropriations Bill Introduced in Senate
Pierre February 13 The general appropriations bill trims Governor Green’s budget by 276 036 42 and calls for 6 843 818 10 for the coming biennium, about 340 000 below current two years. The committee revises upward from a sharp cut and keeps most education and penal allocations while tightening salaries and expenses across departments.
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Pierre
Warren E. Green
Senate
Green
Appropriations Committee
State Department of Public Instruction
Young Citizens League
Child Welfare Commission
Bignonium
State Board of Health
Trial Date Set After Postponement In Hospital Case
The trial for the defendant originally slated for this week was postponed due to Tracy's hospitalization. Tracy remains confined at the hospital, delaying proceedings and causing the need to reschedule for next week.
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Iggerstaff
Avenue Gautheist
Huron
Tracy
Clergy Complete Conference Here
The Rt Rev W Blair Roberts led a devotional at Grace church as Episcopal clergy concluded two day sessions in the Whitefield area. Rev Douglas Atwill spoke on Homilectics and Pastoral Theology at St Clement's St Paul. meals were provided by Trinity Guild at Parish House.
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W. Blair Roberts
D. D
Episcopal Church
Grace Church
White Field
Douglas Atwill
St Clement's Church
St. Paul
Trinity Guild
Jury awards 4200 to Aberdeen car crash victim
A Dundee area jury awarded Agnes 4200 against Wilbur Andrus and Bross Browss for injuries from a last summer automobile collision. The verdict found Browss exonerated and Andrus liable, with Agnes riding with Andrus when the crash occurred. The jury had been out since Wednesday.
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Aberdeen
Agnes
Wilbur Andrus
Bross c
Andrus
Brees
Former Mitchell Mayor Thomas Fullerton Dies After Illness
Mitchell resident and pioneer lumber dealer Thomas Fullerton died at his home after a year of illness, having served as mayor in the past. He lived in Mitchell for nearly 50 years and suffered a stroke last November. Funeral services are planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Mitchell
Thomas Puljerton
Pioneer
Fullerton
Oc Pistel
Lawyers Meet at Hotel Marvin Rughltt Today
Lawyers of Huron held their second monthly meeting at Hotel Marvin Rughltt today. As is customary, Shere
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Lawyses Meet Lawyers of
Huron
Marvin Rughltt
Shere
Marines to Withdraw from Nicaragua by June 1932
The United States will reduce marines in Nicaragua to about 800 on combat duty by June and withdraw all forces after the 1932 elections. Remaining marines in Managua will train and serve as an aviation unit due to road shortages. A 500‑man National Guard boost will counter bandit forces led by suspected General Sandino, bringing Guardia strength to about 2,000.
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Swashington
United States
Nicaragua
Moncada
Stimson
Managua
National Guard
Sioux Falls gets improved rail service plan
A Milwaukee railroad rerouting proposal in South Dakota aims to speed service to Lima Falls area and other points in Iowa Minnesota and SD. A morning train from Sioux Falls would connect with the west bound Olympian at Bristol arriving Aberdeen midafternoon then Seattle next day. A Pullman eastbound would link Canton for night Black Hills service, replacing a proposed Sioux Falls to Mitchell train.
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Sioux Falls
Lima Falls
Territory
Milwaukkee
South Dakota
Argus Leader
Iowa
Minnesota
Siont Falls
Bristol
Aberdeen
Seattle
Canton
Black Hills
Wal
Sioux Falla
Mitchell
Brookings County Boosts Seal Sales in 1930 Campaign
Brookings County saw the largest rise in health seal sales in South Dakota during the 1930 Christmas drive, totaling 979.33 dollars. The year’s gain of 355.82 surpassed the prior record of 593.71, with Johnson directing rural sales and J. E. Martin chairing city campaigns.
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Brookings County
H. M. Cass
South Dekdla Public Health Association
Johnson
J. E. Martin
Brookings
W-F. Kumlien
South Dakota State College
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Hughes
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