Special Session Seen If Vets Bill Passes Over Veto
President Hoover plans a veto message on the veterans loan bill while lawmakers fret over sustaining votes. Rumors circulate of calling an extra session if enacted over the veto, though officials caution the threat may be only speculative. Congress faces March 4 adjournment with nine appropriation bills pending approval. Senator Reed says the veto will be sent back by next Thursday for another vote.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Congress
Capitol
White House
House
Senate
Navy Department
Reed
Pennsylvania
Johnson Honored By Elks In Huron
Warren Johnson of Aberdeen was elected exalted ruler of the Huron Elks lodge after E C McKenzie resigned. The lodge honored Johnson for five years in the chairs and initiated three candidates A J Stafford H B Carey and William C Welter with a concert by the Zicks band and boxing exhibitions. About 254 people attended lunch following the meeting.
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Warren Johnson
Aberdeen
Huron Elks Lodge
E. C. McKenzie
Johnson
Nevin Jamison
McKenzie
C. H. Nelles
Madison
George C. Hunt
Huron
A. J. Stafford
H. 3. Carey
William C. Welter
Zicks
Pat O’brien
George Shields
F. H. Bryan
Clifford Dexter
Ed Sewell
Luuch
Won't Name New Officers Until Later
Pierre Feb 21 Gov Warren Green will not plan further appointments until after the legislature adjourns. Changes to the state game and fish commission Custer State Park board and other bodies will not be considered in the next two weeks. Replacements for D A McCullough rural credits commissioner and Don C Lewis insurance commissioner are not expected before July 1. Milwaukee Feb 21 A federal verdict orders the government to return 30 002 stock of National Beverage Distibuting Co raided in May 1990.
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Pierre
Warren Green
State Game and Fish Commission
Custer State Park Board
D. A. McCullough
Rural Credits
Don C. Lewis
Milwaukee
National Beverage Distibuting Company
Await Results Of S C Investigation
State investigator Lea Temmey awaited updates from Sioux City after two men were arrested and a search for others continued in connection with the Eyestone murder at his apartment. Transients held in county jail yielded no relevant information. Gene Allison and 10 Larson, arrested as alleged gamblers, remained under questioning with no major progress reported. Detectors hunted two more linked to the crime as a large poker gathering occurred.
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Eyestone
Lea A. Temmey
Sioux City
Martin Lyon
Frank Collins
Temmey
Gene Allison
Larson
Charles Eyestone
Noker
Huron Debaters Win Opening Round in Highmore Meet
Huron high school opens with a win as Frances Montank and Robert Wagnes lead the affirmative in the Highmore tournament. Later, Pierre’s negative team earns a decision for Miller high school while Huron’s afternoon match against Wessington is planned with Robert Wagner and Ivan Blevens.
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Huron
Highmore
Huron High School
Frances Montank
Robert Wagnes
Wessington
Robert Wagner
Ivan Blevens
Pierre
Miller High School
Huron-Wessington
Blunt
Finsl
Will Make Payment To Bank Depositors
Pierre February 21. E A Ruden state superintendent of banks announced immediate payment of about 5101 000 in dividends to creditors of four closed banks. Black Hills Trust and Savings Deadwood third 5 percent State Bank of Bemis third 10 percent Ware and Griffin Clerk first 5 percent First State bank second 5 percent. Certificates are being called in and endorsed checks distributed. About 2509 dividend checks will be issued.
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Pierre
E. A. Ruden
Black Hills Trust and Savings Bank
Deadwood
State Bank of Bemis
Ware and Griffin Bank
First State Bank
Ruden
Weather update for Haros and South Dakota brief
An unsettled pattern continues for Haros tonight and Sunday with cool to cold conditions. South Dakota also stays unsettled tonight and Sunday with likely snow or rain and a cooler Sunday.
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Sauday
South Dakota
Crusading Jurist And Fiery Young Fighter Challenge Mayor Thompson
CHICAGO February 24 A youthful reformer and a dramatic judge aligned against Mayor William Hale Thompson in the Republican primary. Arthur F. Albert 32 an alderman fights Thompson backing by Senator Charles S. Denneen while John H. Lyle famed for championing the anti underworld shows a gangster era machine gun demonstration to rally crowds. Both claim to be anti Thompson outsiders pledging to topple the present regime.
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Chicago
Arthur F. Albert
William Haley Thompson
Charles 5. Deneen
John H. Lyle
Underworld
Thompson
Lyle
Albert
No Agreement Yet On Troth Appointment
Pierre February 21 44 The senate agricultural committee failed again to agree on whether to recommend confirming the appointment of F. G. Troth a Lyman county farmer and state secretary of agriculture A third committee meeting is set for Monday Troth backed by the State Farmers Union while opponents have delayed the vote since it was made by Gov Green and will be heard again next meeting Gov Green has voiced support for Troth
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Troth
Pierre
Senate Agricultural Committee
G. Troth
Lyman County
State Farmers’ Union
Green Last Mondey
Gov. Green
Senate
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Warren Green
Appropriations Committee
House
Green
Young Citizens League
Child Welfare Commission
State Board of Health and Immigration
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota State College
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Health
Child Welfare
Westriver
University of South Dakota
State College
School of Mires
Northern Normal
Approve Pipe Bridges Over Missouri River
The house commerce committees approve the Howard bill authorizing Missouri Valley Pipes Line Co. to construct a pipe line bridge across the Missouri River near Sioux City Iowa. The plan also includes a bridge between Dakota and Dixon counties in Minnesota and Union of Chi county in South Dakota, pending final details.
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Washington
House, Commerce
Howard
Mimouri Velley Pips Line Co
Missouri River
Sioux City
Lows
Thaton
Dakota
Dixon ‘County
Mebeeski
Union of Chy Agunty
South Dakota
Hoover May Attend Washingtons Church
Washington February 21 Officials will mark Washingtons birthday with a quiet observance. President Hoover will likely attend Christ Church in Alexandria and then go to Mount Vernon to place a wreath on Washingtons tomb. The plan reflects his inclination for a subdued celebration away from pomp.
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Washington
Hoover
Alexandria
Virginia
Christ's Church
Mount Vernon
Fate Of Shoals Bill Faces Uncertain Senate
Washington February 21 The Muscle Shoals bill moves to the senate with proponent optimism and White House uncertainty. The House voted 216 to 153 for the conference report as Norris allies expect quick action, though Hoover may veto by withholding signature before March 4 adjournment. The plan would place the Shoals power plant under government operation with lines and dam projects funded at about ten million dollars. A government corporation would manage the project and set favorable rates for certain users.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Norris
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Coolidge
Congress
Nebraska
Shasta
Tennessee
Prices Jump in Biggest Stock Market Advance
Bullishness soared in a brief New York session as shares rose $1 to $12, with 2.4 million shares traded in two hours and several pivotal stocks gaining $1 to $3. Auburn led with a $12 surge to close at $210.75, well above its January low.
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New York
Washington
American Can
American Smelting
American Tobacco B
New York Central
Eastman
Goodyear
Allied Chemical
Stone and Webster
Western Union
Gulf States Steel
U. S
U. S. Steel
Radio
American Telephone
Auburn
Flower contest draws hundreds from Huron schools
About 30 to 400 Huron school children entered the national Flower Appreciation contest, organizer Clarence G. Walker said. Participants obtained puzzle flower booklets from city shops and must mail solved rows to 136 Market Street, Indianapolis, by April 45 for a share of $9,000 in prizes led by a $50 first prize. The event, under the Society of American Florists, aims to teach youngsters about American flowers.
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Clarence G. Walker
Markeet Street
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Society of American Florists
Birth Of Washington Postponed To Monday
Washington's birthday observances will be held Monday as postoffice hours narrow to 9 to 10 p m for parcel post and stamps. Banks will close, schools will operate normally under A J Lang, with programs at Huron College and a Washington address by George Longriad. A German aircraft builder tests a low wing monoplane with stabilizers at wing tips to prevent spins.
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Huron College
Washington
George Longriad
Huron
Germnesi
South Dakota budget bill advances with small gains
The general appropriations bill cleared the Senate after a six hour session, adding over 118000 to the governor’s budget in parts while leaving most educational and penal allocations unchanged. Governor Green’s restored items won narrow votes as the House prepares to consider further amendments and potential reversals.
House Discusses Putting Tax On Dogs
PIERRE Feb 21 The South Dakota house approved a state wide dog tax plan after lively debate. Male dogs would be taxed $1 and females $3 with funds used to reimburse farmers and stockmen for livestock killed by dogs. Proponents argued need while opponents claimed it targeted pets and city dog licenses.
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Senate
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
K. Nelson
Rosholt
Roy Burns
Sioux Falls
Plan To Contest Schall Election
ST PAUL Feb 21 Decision to contest the election of Senator Thomas D Schall republican last November in an attempt to prevent his being sworn in on March 4 was announced here today by J J Farrell chairman of the democratic state executive committee Farrell said counsel would be engaged and would proceed to Washington immediately to file charges against Senator Schall before the senate elections committee Counsel will ask that the sena tors seat be declared vacant and a new election called Charges to be brought against Senator Schall it was announced will be two fold that he violated the corrupt Practices act of Minnesota and that he violated federal laws by misusing his postal franking privilege.
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ST. Paul
Thomas D. Schall
J. J. Farrell
Democratic State Executive Committee
Farrell
Washington
Schall
Senate Elections Committee
Minnesota
Newcomb Rites At Woonsocket Sunday
Funeral services for Edwin N. Newcomb who died at his home here yesterday morning will be held at the Woonsocket Methodist church Sunday at 2 o clock with Rev A J Hoyer in charge. Interment will be in Eventids cemetery. Newcomb came to Woonsocket in 1890 and was active in business until ill health. He was 68 and survived by his widow and three children Earl Ray and Mrs Phil Tremblay, all of Woonsocket.
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Charza
Union Wil Station
Earl
Ray
Phil Trem~ Blay
Woonsocket
Beadle County Farmers Union Holds Monthly Session
Beadle County Farmers Union met in the Farmers Assembly room at the courthouse for its regular monthly session. Topics included livestock marketing taxation and the potential creation of a cooperative creamery. President Herman Lan presided over the meeting.
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Beadle
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