Filibuster Shadow Looms Over Senate Tests This Week
Shadowed by filibuster fears the Senate faces three key conflicts during the closing sessions. Prohibition enforcement funding of 24 million dollars is debated, naval cruiser construction funds face opposition, and a proposal to allow the Interior Secretary to condemn privately owned land for public parks draws protests from Senator Walsh.
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Washington
Buster Shadders
Navy
Department
Walsh
Montana
To & Provision
Interior ‘Department Biel
Interior
I Senate
Glavs
Virginhag
Senate
Ducau
Wisconsin
Hale
Naval Wee
Naval
Swaison
Virginia
Bissuc
Interise
Interior Department
House
Craimston
Michigan
Tefon
Ford Surrenders Farm Enterprise in Detroit Area
Henry Ford retires from his 6000 acre farm near Dearborn Molvin and River Rouge as urban growth makes farming impractical. Farm implements including gang plows reapers and separators go to auction while 200 acres remain for 190 head of cattle. More than 260 farmers from Michigan and northern Ohio attend bidding.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Molvinale
River Rouge
Ford
Michigan
Ohio
Former Huron Woman Dies In Coffeyville
Mrs EB I Burton died February 1 at her Coffeyville Kansas home after influenza pneumonia. A prominent early Huron resident, she left about 30 years ago. Burton was a talent singer in local home talent plays and was district manager for a large implement company. Survived by two sons Walter G and Cutford E Burton of Kansas City, Missouri, who attended school here. The Burtons lived in the Foxton house at Fourth and Wirsconsin. Jeanette Chickering Burton was a linear descendant of a great piano manufacturer.
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Coffeyville
EB. I. Burton
Kaus
Burton
Walter G
Cutford E. Burton
Kansas City
Burtons
Foxton House
Wirconsig, Jrs
Jeanette Chickering Burton
Phonograph Operators Must Join Chicago Musicians Union
Chicago Feb 21 The Chicago Federation of Musicians led by James C Petrillo announced that from March first operators of phonographs and related devices in broadcasting studios must become members. Union membership would set salaries of 90 to 115 dollars weekly for these workers and could trigger a strike if station owners resist.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
Federation
Petrillo
Thrilling solo flight ends with dramatic Chicago landing
A student pilot from Chicago Municipal Airport thrilled spectators with a four hour solo flight that followed a planned ten minute run. He performed loops and spins above rooftops, prompting police and an ambulance to respond. He made a dead stick landing after fuel ran out, damaging the plane but escaping serious injury.
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Chicago
Lorena
Reading
Caicago Municipal
Geltoal
Imore
Nosey Joe Lewis Arrested in Detroit Over Chicago Massacre
Chicago police seek murder charges after Nosey Joe Lewis alias George A. Lewis, with prison records in Triminoig and Leavenworth, is detained in Detroit for connection to Chicago’s seven slain gangsters. A murder map was found on him detailing territory along Lake Michigan shore near the garage where the executions occurred. Detroiter officials declined to discuss the arrest as investigators plan to question Philip Keynell, aka Purple, tied to the case. Keswell identified as a spotter.
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Chicago
Nosey Joe" Lewis
Prisum Records
Trinoig
Leavenworth
Detroit
Lake Michigan
Nosey Joe
George A. Lewis
Detr
Lewis
Philip Keynell
Michigan Police
Keswell
Mags Plurder
Fierce Lion Attacks English Game Hunter
In Nairobi Kenya on February 21 Pi Jack Lucy a famed English hunter suffered a severe mauling by a lion during a Kilimanjaro Tanganyika expedition. The black maned lion attacked Lucy as he stalked through douga, mauling him on the left side before Padlar arrived and shot the lion at close range.
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Nairobi
Kenya
British East Africa
Jack Lucy
Lucy
Countess Ballo
Kilimanera
Tanganyike
Douga
Lucky
Padlar
Cloce Range
Bandits Attack Bucharest After Brief Battle
A two hour clash near Chaul ends with four bandits and two gendarmes killed. Police report says gendarmerie forces fought the group in Bucharest area on February 21.
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Bucharest
Romania
Ani
Chaul
Byrd Discovers Marie Byrdland and Rockefeller Range
New York reports Commander Richard Byrd’s two plane flight over the Antarctic mapped vast territory. He claims Marie Byrdland for the United States and unveils the Rockefeller range east and south of the prior discovery. About 400000 square miles have been explored from the air. the extended coast east of the Bay of Whales was charted by Captain Assjie McKinler.
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New York
Simes
St. Louis
Baners
Richard Byrd
Antarctic
United States
Marie Byrdland
Byrd
Rockefeller Range
Ross Dependency
Marie Byrd Land
Tross Sea
Graham Land
Antaréticia
Bay of Whales
Jiey McKinler
Army Air Service
Stewart sends out new appeal
Colonel Robert W. Stewart mails a fresh reelection appeal to Standard Oil Indiana holders. He accuses Rockefeller spokesmen of misrepresentation while urging a high plane in the contest. Stewart cites courts and juries backing him and claims board members support a right, clean war of thinking and living.
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Chicago
Standard Oill Company of
Indiana
Robert W. Stewart
Stewart
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Egypt
Aldrich
Withrop
Ale
Les
Dyn Ags
Tech
Bruemmer Heads Insurance Firm in Huron
South Dakota Mutual Life Insurance Company received its charter at Pierre and elected H E Bruemmer as president and H E Mason as vice president. J P Stahl becomes secretary with Dr Tscheller medical director and W Howes as attorney. Directors include Fred Horton and Fred Birks. Mason emphasizes regular old line insurance at standard rates and local investment benefits for Huron and South Dakota. Office is in the Lampe building.
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Departimwsik of State
Pierre
South Dakota Miimal Life Insurance Company
H. E. Bruemmer
H. E. Mason
J. P. Stahl
Tscheller
We W. Howes
South Dakota
Huron
The
Imsurance Company
Lampe
Judiciary Panel Approves Circuit Split Plan
The four member committee approved a bill to divide the eighth judicial circuit by creating a tenth circuit. Chairman Norris pushed for swift Senate action, but Senator Blease of South Carolina objected. The measure would place Minnesota through Arkansas in the eighth circuit with Kansas City designated as the court location.
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Ington
House
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Tenth
Norriz
Senate
Blease
South Carolina
Minnesota
North
Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansaz
Senata
Kansas City
Palerees Returns Balance Bonds to Owner
A bag containing 822,009 dollars in negotiable bonds was returned to its owner today due to the honesty of a taxicab chauffeur. Louis B. Bogen of Riverside Drive reported leaving the bag in a car and had no idea of the chauffeur's involvement. A few hours later the chauffeur handed the bag to police.
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Palerees
NEW Rank
Louis B. Bogen
Riverside Drive
Henry de Chuffeur
Hitchcock Man Second Honored By Lodge Here
Willis H. Davis of Hitchcock receives the Fifty Medal at a Huron Masonry birthday event. A longtime farmer and Mason, Davis, 72, praised for more than 40 years of lodge service, reflects on his early life in Boron Iowa and farming near Hitchcock while noting strong local friendships and his role in Huron’s development.
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Haron
Willis H
Hitchcock
W. FR
George Washington
James Spiers
Huron Lodge
Davis
South Dakota
Elkader Lodge No. 72
Hikader
Iowa
Blue Lodge
Boron
Ga-Koral Commandery No
Sean
Huron
Congress Asked Emergency Fund For Barley Investigation
The agriculture department asked Congress for a 33280 emergency appropriation to study a European buyers threat to sue U S barley sellers over a diseased crop. Dr A F Woods said U S growers export 30 million bushels yearly and the scab disease causes losses across Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin. Investigations abroad are planned to support actions against U S sellers.
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State Department
Woods
Germany
United States
Weather Hazards Forecast For South Dakota Cleared
Weather bulletin notes a sharp cool down tonight with a moderate cold wave sweeping the region. South Dakota patterns show continued colder conditions Friday with lingering cold waves and frigid nights ahead.
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Haron
South Dakotas
Clothiers Protest Selling By Radio In South Dakota
Final sessions of the South Dakota Retail Clothiers and Furnishers association were held in Sioux Falls with officers elected and the 1930 convention site chosen. Bert Whealer of Alcester urged independents to combat unfair competition from chain stores by improving business.
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Clothiers
Radio
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Retail Clothiers and Furnishers Association
Bert Whealer
Alcester
Gunderson Seeks 40000 To Fund Probe Of Banking Dept
Pierre February 21. Bills to appropriate 40009 for investigation of the state banking department were introduced in both houses by the general investigating committee. Senator A B Gunderson, chairman, said a full audit is needed and the bill would empower the attorney general to proceed with examining the department’s affairs. The session also saw the general appropriation bill of the twenty first meeting read for the new biennium totaling 7192222.92 dollars, about 332095.76 below executive recommendations and 256 above last year’s appropriations. The highway funds provision faced legal questions, with Attorney General Sharpe ruling a Medway fund draw would be unconstitutional. The house adopted a senate amendment on the Slocum bill, heading to Governor Bulow.
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Executive Budget Board
Senate
Wghway
Couunissian bin Acoa
Attorney. General
Monney
Q. Sharpe
Medway
Coasntites
Investis
House of Representator
W. J. Bulow
Lindy Named to Commerce Post
Washington Feb 21 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh was appointed technical adviser to the commerce department aviation branch. He will advise on regulation of civil aviation Airways and airports research and accident prevention. Salary to be set by time he serves.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh Hoz Ween
Aeronaue
Commerce Department
Lindbor
Cepianece
Lindbergh
William P. McCrackenl, Jr
Aeronautics
Civi Aviation
Res
Great Northern Head Seeks Through Rail Link
Great Northern president Ralph Budd outlined the railroad’s plan to seek ICC permission to connect Great Northern territory with California and form a through system with Western Pacific. He disputed Southern Pacific claims that the 200 mile link would duplicate facilities, saying duplication is not his aim and would be forced only by SP.
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York
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern Territory
California
Western Paciffic
Gadd
Yaul Shoup
Southern Pacific
Shoup
Mir
Budd
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Amundsen
Africa
Polar Plateau
IFO
New Zealand
Ware
Byrd Antarctic Expedition
South Pole
Awcadsen Ja
Pole
Bruemmer
Huron Company
Cavour
Budget Board
Yours Truly
Charles J. Davis
Wills H. Davis
Elkader
Town
Congress
Gunderson
Banking Department
Lindy
Commerce Post
Great Northern Head
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