Huron Set To Host Largest State Chamber Meeting
Huron prepares for January 14 15 gathering expected to draw 500 or more business leaders from across South Dakota. The two day event features Ward Secretary Patrick Hurley or official war department rep, plus talks on waterway development and South Dakota taxation policy.
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Prospect
State Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Roy Emry
Emry
Chamber
South Dakota
Northwest
Patrick Hurley
Cleveland Newton
Mississippi Valley Association
Missouri
Hurley
Emory
Washington
Congress
War Department
Tax Conference
Court upholds Eighteenth Amendment as constitutional
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled today that the Eighteenth Amendment was constitutionally adopted, affirming a conviction of Louis % for composing and selling two pints of whiskey in Windsor Vermont.
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New York
United Gistes Circuit Court of Appeals
Windsor
Vermont
Removal Of Robbery Suspect In Ottumwa Iowa Fight
Authorities in Ottumwa Iowa accompanied by witnesses from Ottumwa Savings Bank traveled to Minneapolis to pursue removal of James A Connolly in a bank robbery case. Habeas corpus actions by Connolly and Hildebrandt were argued in Minnesota courts with mixed rulings, while Hildebrandt remains jailed in St Paul awaiting outcomes.
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Ottumwa
Wapello County
Minneapolis J
James A. Connolly
Connolly
Theodore Christianson
Hennepin County
William Hildebrandt
St Paul
Hildebrandt
Minnesota
Weather science vs goosebone prophet in Philadelphia contest
In Philadelphia a newspaper hosts a month long forecast contest between government weather expert George Bliss and veteran goosebone forecaster Sam Brunner. The scoreboard tracks daily predictions with Bliss at about two to one and Brunner slightly behind. Bliss foresees cloudy, moderate winds. Brunner predicts clear and cold as days run true or false.
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Philadelphia
George 5. Bliss
Government Weather Bureau
Sam Brunner
Dudley
Elise
Brunner
Huss
Bliss
Disturbance at St. Mary Magdalene Church Quelled
Chicago January disturbance at St. Mary Magdalene parish where hundreds resisted removal of Rev. Edward A. Kowaleski. Ten men were arrested and later released. some hoodlums not affiliated with the church. Police used clubs to disperse the crowd as a nearby pastor denounced the action. Kowaleski faced canonical trial and removal pending Rome’s decision.
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Chicago
St. Mary Magdalene
Edward A. Kowaleski
Moss
Peter Bona
Kowaleski
Mundelein
Rome
Kidwell Reelected By Young People
Kidwell Custer was reelected president at the third annual statewide Young People's Conference held in Watertown. John F. Grebel Parker was elected vice president and Miss Ruth Bovee Turten named secretary. The gathering drew church workers and youths from across South Dakota, with a banquet for 285 attendees and remarks by Judge W N Skinner and speakers Grace Sloan Overtech and Percy Hayward.
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Watertown
Van
Lawrenor
Kidwell
Custer
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
John F. Grebel Parker
Ruth Bovee
Turten
W. N. Skinner
Grace Sloan Overteh
Sioux City
Percy Hayward
Chicago
Young People's
Farmers Of Central South Dakota Hear John A Simpson Tonight
Nearly 1,000 farmers are to gather at Huron college auditorium to hear John A. Simpson of Oklahoma president of the national Farmers Union. He will speak in Huron as the first South Dakota appearance in a series of talks across the state with venues in Highmore Pierre Redfield and Brookings. Beadle County Farmers Union chairman Orteandine Prent Herman Lau says the event ranks among the year’s top agricultural occasions. The meeting begins at o o clock with farmers and business leaders invited to attend. Joe Michels of Redfield and Neal Bailey of Grant township plan to be present along with state and district Farmers Union leaders.
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Resport
L. E Corey
Wommer
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
E.R. Heaton
Yankton
Emry
E. E. Hartley
State Cement Plant
A. H. Pankow
Dakota Farmer
South Dakota
Prof
J. P. Connolly
State School of Mines
Black Hills
A. M. Eberle
State College At
Brookings
Federa Farm Board
M. A. Brown
Chamberlain
Missouri River Development
Mr. Heaton
W. H. T. Foster
Sioux Watts
Charles Entaminger
Chamberen
E. H. Sexaver
Charles Hyde
Pierre
W. B. Given
Milbank
Frank Cundill
Imbel
RW. Southard
Hot Springs
E. J. Beetham
Murdo
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Beadle County
Chambers of Commerce
South Dakota Secretaries Association
B. Lawahe
Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce
State Association
Paysites of
National Farmers Union
College Auditorium
Huron College
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma
Highmore
Redfield
Orteandine Prent
Herman Lau
Dearborn
Beadle County Farmers Union
Slmmpeon
Farmers Union
Simpson
Joe Michels
Hedfield
Third District Farmers Union
Lau
Neal Bailey
Grant Township
Gas Tax Funds Hit High Mark
Gasoline tax collections in South Dakota totaled 5,149,295.10 for 1890, with a rise over the previous three years. The state treasurer announced annual receipts approaching a million dollars, noting monthly totals for 1930 from January to December with peaks in June and November.
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Piubre
Dakate
Committees Named To Arrange Plans For State Conclave
Three committees were named at the quarterly Hur on fire department meeting to arrange plans for the State Firemen’s Association school and tournament in Huron during the third week of June. EM Wipf of Aberdeen, president, and other officials will join Friday and Saturday meetings with state fire body members to map preliminaries for the state conclave. Forty four members of the Huron department, 41 present, and routine business plus lunch concluded the session.
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Huron Fire Department
Huron
State Firemen’s Association
EM. Wipf
Aberdeen
Attack Police Then Rob in Chicago Truck Hold Up
In Chicago on January 5 nine men jumped from two cars after a mounted officer was unhorsed and dimrmed, then held up a delivery truck near Marshal Field & Co. The assailants approached as the truck arrived, aiming to rob the route near the department store.
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Chicago
Armenian Uncle Receives 90 Day Suspended Sentence
A San Fernando Court records a Christmas night incident where Richard Armenian allegedly choked his uncle until he reeled. Officer I Kiram notes the windpipe was closed and the uncle grew blue. Judge suspends full 90 day sentence with caveat to mend Armenian ways.
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Seena Angeles
Richard Armenian
Kiram
Eaid
L. Khan
Plane Crash Kills Three in Texas Forest
A plane returning from Shreveport to Dallas struck a pine tree in mist near land Texas, killing EL Addison Noewer age 2 and Horace F Clark 3%, president of United Safety Securities in Dallas, with pilot Holcombe a Love Field student. T C Bradberry farmer heard the crash a mile away. The plane was chartered Saturday for a Shreveport banquet centennial of building and loan.
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EL Addison Noewer
Land
Texas
Rude Fier
Horace F. Clark
United Uafanty Securities Company of
Dallas
T. C. Bradberry
Patty
Shreveport
Cark
Holcombe
Love Field
Fire Destroys Two Cars This Morning
Two autos owned by Fred W Otto at 12107 Ohio Avenue Southwest were nearly ruined by a morning fire. The Chevrolet sedan and Ford roadster, housed in a garage roof badly damaged, were insured. Fire believed caused by a short circuit. horn sounded as blaze was discovered. Huron fire department extinguished the flames before further roof damage occurred.
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Fred W. Otto
Ohio Avenue
Huron Fire Department
Mrs Parkes Unable To Attend League Convention
Friends in Huron were notified that Mrs J B Parkes of Minneapolis region al secretary of the fifth regent of the National League of Women Voters is unable to attend the Montens state convention of the League at Waren Voters because of the serious illness of her husband in Minneapolis, underwent a serious operation on Wednesday and Mrs Parkes reports he remains in weakened condition. She sent a substitute to Helen Miss Monahan of Minneapolis.
Simple Cerem Set For Tevet and Young Governor
A brief account notes a ceremony for Tevet with Radeon Romon Wie and Jenee Witeonain present. The event marks the state’s youngest governor, contrasting with the late Robert M. LeFol and Senator Robert M. BaFullatin, tied to conservative Republican circles and family persistence in politics.
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Tevet
Radeon
Romon Wie
Jenee Witeonain
Seth
Nimyte
Robert M. LeFol
Robert M. BaFullatin
LeFoliatton
Consent Decree Of Packers Modified Prohibits Retailing
Washington January opinion by Justice Jennings Bailey in the DC Supreme Court broadens packers activities yet bars Armour and Company and Swift from retail merchandising. The 1920 decree confined packers to meat packing but allows expansion while preserving stockyard and non meat holding restrictions. The decision finds no monopoly but notes risks to independent grocers. Morris amalgamated, Wilson and Cadabys not involved.
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Washington
Jan
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia
Supreme Court, Armour and Company
Swift, and Company
Justice Buney
Sustics Bailey
Decre
Morris and Company
Wilson and Company
Cadabys
Food Given To Hungry Farmers In England Arkansas
Drought ridden farmers near England Arkansas received food today after threatening merchants on Saturday. Red Cross relief director Albert Evans and Henry M Baker from the national organization arrived to assess policy. Local relief authorities urged orderly requisitioning of food while county Red Cross chairman Albert Walls promised no one would starve, as many farmers face destitution from drought and failed cotton crops.
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England
Ark
Albert Evans
Red Cross
Artcarsas
Henry M. Baker
Seciei
National Organization
Albert Walls
County Red Crows
Hughes County Tops Red Cross Roll Call Drive
Hughes County leads South Dakota Red Cross Roll Call with 7.4 percent membership, earning the silk flag from the St. Louis regional office. Pierre headquarters chapter is praised as highest in the state. Yankton, Clay, Butte, and Marshall counties follow with smaller percentages.
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Hughes County
South Dakota
Red Cross
St. Louis
Hughes’ County
George C. Humt
Haron
Hughes
Pierre
Yankton County
Clay County
Butte County
Marshall, Speunty Sifth
Services Tomorrow at Atemiscopal Church
The twelfth day after Christ marks the church schedule with a meeting beginning with a pet rock mipper at 0:99 o'clock.
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Atemiscopal Church
Organisetema
Overshoes Sought by Job Seekers in Pierre
In Pierre on January 5, Warren Green of the governor's office reports many unemployed visitors left overshoes on the governor elects porch. A sale offers used galoshoes in various condition with inquiries to Green after January 6. The influx stemmed from South Dakota's incoming Republican administration facing surplus of galoshes from Hamlin county.
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Pierre
Warren Green
South Dakota
Hamlin County
Green
Capture Bandits After Car Crash
In Monroe Ohio a bank robbery attempt ended when two men and a young mother, all armed, fled in a car that crashed into a culvert. They were cornered by a posse near the woods and surrendered. Mrs America Longworth, 19, Noel Craft, 1, Rex Wireman, 2, Middletown, plus a man named Austin Smith described as cashier, were taken into custody after police were alerted. Longworth claimed unemployment and need to feed her seven month old baby.
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Monrof
Ohio
Jan. S
Monroe National Bank
Here
America Longworth
Franklin
Noel Craft
Middletown
Rex. Wireman
Austin Smith
Smith
Longworth
Huron Police Recover Mitchell Stolen Car
Huron police recovered a black Ford coupe reported stolen from Mitchell last night near the Fairs. The car was undamaged and had all accessories. Police also added two arrests for traffic violations, Leo Hilligos fined 5 dollars for parking near fire trucks and Milton Cochrane fined 95 dollars for speeding.
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Huron
Mitchell
Snow
Davison County
Leo Hilligos
California Avenue Southwest
Dr Koenig Returns to Health Survey Work in Beadle County
Dr. Margaret Koenig resumed health surveys in Beadle County joining Broadland school examinations assisted by Marjorie Pickell. She planned a Broadland clinic today then to Huron for parish school exams and other county schools following prior clinics at Wolsey and Wordington.
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Koenig
Huron
Waterloo
Neb
Margaret Koenig
Beadle County
Broadland
Marjorie Pickell
Ee Bt Tancre Parochial School
Wolsey
Wersington
Three Die in Auto Fire Inquest Opens Today
In Melvin an inquest was to be held today into the deaths of three children of Mr and Mrs Horestre. A gasoline tank ignited causing the car to burn. Mr and Mrs Horestre escaped the flames and were aided by a roaming radiologist who carried the Hamatr as to Lake Park.
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Melvin
Joho Ditch
Horestre
Hamatras
Lake Park
McVeigh Emerges In South Dakota Speakership Race
Eastern South Dakota candidates rally behind Britton farmer B W McVeigh as Henry C Mundt withdraws in his favor. West river support shifts with coin toss outcomes, while farm groups back McVeigh amid talks of committee posts and a looming turbulent legislative session.
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E. J. Waltner
Hurley
Mundt
Me Veigh
State Affairs Committee
House
McVeigh
C. A. Wilson
Hot Springs
B. F- Bettleheim
Spearfish
West River
Tonigh
Duffy Hurt In Crash Recovering, California Attorney Injured
Fred A. Duffy, a former Huron resident and attorney, sustained a broken right leg and fractured left knee cap in a December 14 head‑on auto collision near Martinez while returning from a Martin O% gathering. His wife suffered lighter injuries. Duffy faces a lengthy recovery and possible long-term impact on his law practice.
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Fieu A
Uyity
van Permaramentor
Ney
Santa Marija
Los Alamos
Slong
F. L. Lillibridge
San Bernardino
Huron
Duffy
Martinez
Martin
McDuffy
Santa Maria
Highway Robbery Report From Alcester Jan Fifth
Brief item notes a highway robbery near Alcester on January 5. A man was robbed by two assailants who fled in a coupe carrying six Nebraska lions.
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Alcester
Elopstad
Nebraska Lions
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State Chamber
Ana
Tesebey
Justice Bailey
B. W. McVeigh
Britton Farreer
By Vincent Hoyman
LicVeigh
Supreme Court
Madison
Springfield
Board of Regents
Fred A. Duffy
Roskery
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