Government anti hoarding drive planned by Knox
Washington announces plans for a government campaign to curb hoarding modeled after Liberty loan drives. Colonel Frank Knox cites need for securities in low denominations and aims to draw funds from teapots and safety deposit boxes while seeking Treasury supply to meet demand.
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Washington
Frank Knox
Hoover
Treasury
Knox
Geerstory Mila
Chicago
Wews
Isauc
Mills
Federal ‘Reserve
Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Department
Manufacturers Tax Proposal Faces House Committee Review
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee is examining a plan to levy a fair share tax on manufacturers to fund new revenue. The treasury will draft details, with a decision after review. Mills notes administration favors heavier excises on select industries, while a temporary tax term may be proposed. In Grand Forks a hockey game saw the Dragons defeat Gretna Mon 4 to 1, Purpur scoring three goals.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Crisp
Georin
Sound Bess
Grand Forks
N. D
Grand Forks Dragons
Gretna, Mon
Cif? Purpur
Pair Of Sixes Wins Money In Craps Contest
Chicago report describes a dice contest where Luthor Banks claimed to win $30 in a game but later lost it to two women. Banks stated the pair of sixes beat him with revolvers, reflecting a dubious claim during questioning at a police station.
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Chicago
Luthor Banks
Syde Sergeanl
Banks
Green Meets With Red Cross Heads in Mitchell Session
Governor Warren Green conferred with Red Cross officials Albert Evans and F A Winfrey to discuss livestock feed problems worsened by snow storms. Announcement of results to come today.
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Mitchell
Waren E. Green
Albert Evans
Red Cross
South Dakota
Nebraska
F. A. Winfrey
St. Louis
National Red Cross
PL Q Sharpe
Sioux Falls
Board of Charities and Corrections
Warren
Green
J. F. Halladay
Iroquois
Hal Iidy
The
Penitentiary
School For the Deaf
State Hospital
School For the Blind
State Training School
School For the
Stave Sanitarium
Kasper
Governor Green
Cow Relief Drive In Huron Lets Posters Honor Effort
The Mayor's Feed Relief drive in Huron urges support to feed one cow through spring. Posters in stores will show a red cow on yellow with the pledge I have done my bit to save South Dakota's major industry livestock. Donations near $400 by noon, with volunteers and local clubs coordinating through Lois Gannaway.
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Huron
Roy A. Cave
South Dakota
Red Cross
Lois Gannaway
George Co. Hunt
Beadle County
Red Cross Disaster Relief Committee
WNAX
Wolsey and
Wessington
Virgil
Huint
Cavour
Bonilla
Yale
Beedle County
Gurney
Yankton
Hunt
KGDY
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chief Comgees
Wm. H. Olson
Maylors
Mitchell
American Red Cross
John Wech
Freda van ‘Dalser
el Roundy
Misa Alice Thorne
Colfex Rebekah Lodge
Mary E. Gibbs
M. C. Alford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Forest McMullen Post
C. G. Bosworth
Dick Haney
Olson
Noun
American Legion
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
Green
Kasper
J. J. Mullaney
Watertown
Christine Olson
Hot Springs
Legion
Huron Post
L. H. Cornell
Anid
Warde
Miss Olson
Auxiliary
Mullaney
Lake City
Stevens
Aberdeen
Brooks
North Dakota
Minnesota
Leo A. Tommey
Paul Shields
Asiston
C.J. McMillan
Conde
George Burke
Doland
Earl Kearney
Frankfort
Clarence Coop
J. D. Tyler
Redfield
D. Rock
St. Lawrence
Legionnaires
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Auxiliary
McKenzie
Removal Of Chinese From Shanghai By Saturday Is Demanded
Shanghai dispatch reports General Ugeda issued an ultimatum for Chinese withdrawal to 12% miles from Shanghai by sundown Saturday. Japanese forces concentrate 25 000 strong, while Chinese prepare retreat lines. Both sides use air support. a Mitsui Bussan Kaisha office bombing is noted.
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Shanghai
Morris J. Harris
Associated Press
Kenkichi Ugeda
Tsai Ting-Kai
Japan
T Wes
Mand
Democrats Push Economy Plans
Democratic House advances plans to consolidate War and Navy Departments and a consolidated construction bureau. Hearings concluded with a report expected Saturday. Expenditures Committee to study further bureau eliminations and possible government reorganization. Some critics appeal for caution on new high executive director positions.
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Washington
Hoover
House
War and Navy
McTimien
Weather Haron Forecast With Cold Spell Ahead
Weather outlook shows fair tonight with a sharp drop in temperature. Crider area expected colder winds, Kewth Dekete region sees similarly chilly conditions through Friday with lighter precipitation possible.
Requests Soviet Aid For Unemployed In Newark
Samuel Levin, former labor and political leader, cabled the Soviet government asking for relief for starving Americans in exchange for U.S. aid to Russia. He cited America's 20 million dollars given to Russia in 1921 and urged wheat shipments if cash is unavailable. Levin acted after the Senate failed to pass a bill for direct relief to the unemployed.
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Newark
MW. J
Samuel Levin
United States
Russia
America
Levin
Senate
Feed loan checks mount for Beadle County farmers
Government feed loans in Beadle county rose as 307 checks were received this morning, bringing total receipts to 146 since reopening. County committee chairman Berys Mc Townsend said 355 loans approved, with 79 at a last night meeting. Next committee session set for Saturday to decide on new applications. About $93,008 of federal Spot Your loans were distributed last fall.
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Pierre
South Dakota
O. J. Johnson
Hughes County Loan Committee
Johnson
Grand Forks
N. C
Add Light
Walter E. Blits
Murray
Big Stone Jend Rock
Minnesota
Lyon
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Dakota County
Nebraska
Beadle County
Berys Mc Townsend
Register of Deeds Office
Clerk of Courts Office
Townsend
Minnehaha Probe Ends as Auditor Plans Final Report
State Auditor William M. Dunn completed a four month inquiry into Minnehaha county highway department. He will draft a 700 to 800 page final report by March 15. A federal suit against Western Bridge and Construction Co. overpayments of 4210 was filed as a result of the probe. The inquiry began after reports of irregularities reached Pierre in October.
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Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
William M. Dunn
Minnehaha County Highway Department
Dunn
South Dakota Press Association
Hur
Federal District Court
Western Bridge and Construcon Company of
Omaha
Neb
Pierre
Iowa Auditor Affair Probe Announced by Governor Turner
Governor Turner declares a commission will investigate the office of State Auditor J. W. Teng amid calls for accountability. He promises action once the commission reports its findings. Washington dispatch notes a Kansas-born official is appointed sentinel to oversee Sieben matters.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Dan Turner
Office of State
J. W. Teng
Sioux Falls Man Rushed to Rochester for Aid
Elmer Larson of Sioux Falls, 28, collapsed on a Sioux Falls street Monday and was flown to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, by Ralph Meleon in an ambulance plane. It was the second such mission recently, following a prior flight carrying Dolph Wood for treatment to Rochester.
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Sioux Falls
Rochester
Raynaud
Elmer Larson
Biyo
Minn
Larson
Ralph Meleon
Dolph Wood
Wow
Horney
Drug Show Planned by Northwest Bureau in Des Moines
The 184 exhibit Northwest Drug show will be held in Des Moines with a kickoff announced by the Northwest Pharmaceutical bureau. Gideon of Des Moines was elected president and Rowland Jones of Gettysburg SD named secretary, with event dates February 18 to 4.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Northwest Pharmaceutical Bureau
Minneapelies
Febe. Gideon
Bureau
Rowland Jones
Gettysburg
Liquor Board Proposes New Shapes for Medicated Whisky
Toronto report notes the liquor control board outlining a plan to curb illicit medicinal whiskeys. The proposal suggests mandating triangular containers to deter concealment and mislabeling.
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Toronto
Fab
Ma Ferguson Announces 1930 Campaign For Governor
In Austin Texas on February 18 Mrs Miriam A Ferguson announces her candidacy for governor as a Democrat. She is the former governor who served 1924 to 1926 and is the wife of former Governor James V Ferguson. Her bid is subject to the July primaries.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
James Z. Fergus
Dan Moody
Rogs Ff. Sterling
Obstacle Seen For G. O. P. State Delegates Slate
In Pierre on February 18 a potential legal hurdle could block a Republican group from listing as uninstructed but progressive pledged delegates for South Dakota’s May 3 primary. Secretary of State aides doubt the primary law permits such designations, saying delegates must back a candidate or show no preference. Attorney general input may be sought as several Hue Parson meeting selections withdraw from the progressive slate.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. H. Pringle
Huston
Pringle
B. BR. Danielson
Sect of State
Alter
Nates
Danielson
Hueron
Huron
Recital by Stackpole and Wharton at Huron College
Miss Besse Stackpale pianist and Jake S Wharton violinist of the Huron College School of Music will perform in a violin piano sonata recital next Thursday evening at the college chapel at 8 o clock. The program features works by modern composers and should interest local musicians and music lovers. Prof Lea Bright director of the conservatory of music commented.
Kerosenes Loss Reported In Huron Plant District
City auditor M F Walt reports kerosene and crude oil losses in Huron tied to a distillate plant. Investigators check residents and businesses north of the Chicago and North Western tracks to see if they are suffering theft or leakage from the oil in that area.
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Huron
Chicago and North Western Railway
M. F. Walt
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