Farm Union Pushes two special sessions on tax relief
Mitchell January 7 farmers union representing 55 counties urges Governor Warren Green to convene a special legislative session to study the tax problem. The resolution calls for easing general property burdens, creating new revenue sources, repealing expense allowances for constitutional officers, and reducing salaries of appointive officers to protect farms homes and schools.
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Mitchell
Farmers Union
Warren E. Green
Wns
State Farmers Educational Cooperative Union
Snow Flurries Sweep South Dakota Roads
Snow flurries across the region added about three quarters of an inch to Sioux Falls and pushed the two week total beyond three inches. Roads were mostly drivable with side streets in poor condition and temperatures near ten above. Western counties reported drifting snow hampering traffic while Belle Fourche logged five inches with several roads heavily drifted including Lemmon and Baker areas.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Jan
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Hills
Belle Fourche
Worthwestern
Lemmon
Buffalo
Catop Croek
Baker, Mont
Colony
Wyo
Secret Six predict further recovery of stolen bonds
Chicago agents said they expect to recover about 1 million in negotiable securities stolen from five banks by a 29 million dollar bandit gang. They reported untold evidence of a 150 man group active in four states and cited prior recoveries including 575000 from a Lincoln Nebraska bank robbery.
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Chicago
Jan. T
Secret Six
Lincoln
Neb
Alexander Jamie
Sergt
Roy Steffens
Naff
Hubby Leaves Once Too Often So Wife Takes Another One
Waterloo Iowa reports a woman, Mrs. Linnie Hoel, legally becomes Mrs. Paul Lantz after her husband James Hoel vanished again. Hoel reappeared in 1923 and was believed dead, then remarried. He later appeared, marriage annulled, she resumed Hoel, then he vanished after receiving his war pension, and she sought divorce.
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Hubby
Waterloo
Enoch Arden
Linnie Hool
Paul Lantz
James Hool
Hoal
Paul Lani Lantz
Lantz
Lame Duck Bill May Be Passed
Washington January 7 The Senate, led by Senator George W Norris, again passes his resolution to end ante lameduck sessions. If adopted, a constitutional amendment would shift terms with no session cap and move presidential inaugurations to January 15. House support appears likely despite long opposition from Nicholas Longworth.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Senate
Congress
Demos
House
Norris
Nicholas Longworth
Frightened Employees Vote Claims in Bankhead Contest
Hearings in Alabama recount reveal charges of intimidation to sway votes and illegal ballot casting in former Senator Heflin's challenge to Senator Bankhead's 1932 election. Night sessions ordered to speed up testimony from Walker and Montgomery witnesses describe attempts to buy votes and employer warnings.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. Thomas Heftin
John H. Bankheed
Walker
Bankhead
Montgomery
Senate Elections Sub-Committee
Heftin
Bankshead
Heflin
Hog Found After Thoughtward Theft Near Yale
A purebred Chaster White hog from the Peter G. Hofer farm north of Yale was found near W. M. Davis. Blood on the Hofer yard suggested the animal may have been killed by thieves before being taken from the owner’s home.
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Yale
Jan
Peter G. Hofer
W. M. Davis
Hoger
Seed Survey Under Way For Berdle County Seed Needs
County Agent Roy Cave begins a countywide survey of weed and seed needs after a seed meeting with about 40 farmers. A federal seed loan plan was discussed to help drought affected growers, with a five member committee to collect data and coordinate pooled carload purchases through local elevators and seed houses.
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Roy Cave
Berdle
Ing
Cave
County Board of Commissioners
Crash Victims To Be Buried Friday
Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maschek and their son-in-law Joe To man, killed in an automobile train collision near Artesian, will be held Friday at 10 a m at the Brisbine community church. Revered Hours will officiate with interment at Brishine cemetery.
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Woonsuubel, Wah, T—lSpells
Frank Maschek
Joe Toman
Artesian
Brisbine Community Church
Brishine
Senate backs Minnesota judge for circuit court of appeals
The senate judiciary and committee unanimously approved a favorable report on Judge John B. Sanborn of Minnesota for the circuit court of appeals. The move followed two charges against the jurist failing to appear to substantiate complaints. Endorsements came from the Minnesota bar and Seth W. Richardson. Senator Borah noted complaints from A. G. Hertz of Milwaukee and L. M. Wolfe of Minneapolis, with Hertz declining to travel to Washington.
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Minnesota
Washington
Jan. T
Senate Judiciary and Committee
John B. Sanborn
Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota Bet
Seth W. Richardson
North Dakota
Sandun
Borah
Maho
A. 3
Hertz
Milwaukee
L.M. Wolfe
Minneapolis
North State Democratic Committeeman Visits Roosevelt
Albany dispatch reports John McLain of the North Debate state committee among a party that paused to visit Governor Roosevelt en route to Washington for the Democratic National Committee meeting. The exchange about the weather drew a light response from the governor.
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N. D
Roosevelt
Albany
N.Y
John McLain
Democratic Committee
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Sansbody
White Women Held Captive in Australian North
Report from Darwin on January 7 details a claim that two white women are being held captive by Indigenous men in the distant north. The story notes uncertainty and unverified reports, with no official confirmation.
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Darwin
Australia
Negro Uses Unique Way Of Calling Aid
In Minneapolis January Pi Hiot squads and detectives rushed to David Lyle's residence after neighbors reported shooting. Officers broke in to find the aged man on a bed with a pistol after firing six shots into the ceiling. He told officers I certainly thank you for coming I had to get somebody here somehow. Police transported him to a hospital.
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Minneapolis
Jan
David Lyle
Lyle
Women Aviators Reported Killed Near New York Flight
Harrisburg dispatch says Ruth Stewart and Debbie Sanford disappeared on a flight to New York and were killed when their plane crashed into a rain soaked mountain. Mr and Mrs William Woerner confirmed Stewart was pilot. wreckage trapped Sanford. Woerner collapsed after news.
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Harrisburg
Gentry Shelton
St. Louie
Ruth Stewart
Debbie Sanford
New York
Sipie Glans
Bower
Shelton
Stewart
William Woermer
Mra. Stewart
Lot
Stanford
Potato Show Opens At Watertown Today
Potatoes enthusiasts travel to Watertown for the South Dakota Potato Growers Association eleventh annual two day show opening with agricultural talks this afternoon. Governor Warren Greene is a keynote speaker at tonight's banquet chaired by A. W. Palm. Grover Lebert, president, oversaw exhibit judging. The entry list marks a record for the association.
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Watertown
Jan
South Dakota
Warren Greenealt
A. W. Palm
Ase Lebert
Grover
Ime
H. Klages
South Dakota State College
Commercialization Of Radio Attached
The article reports on a South Dakota based project involving MITCHELL Jen and the Bracket engineering team. Contractors held a two directors meeting this morning as part of a broader commercialization effort for radio attached technologies.
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Mitchell
Jen
B. B. Bracket
Flactrical
South Dakota
Sey
Redic
Congress Leaders Push Speed In Law Enactment
Washington dispatch reports congressional leaders seeking to speed legislation amid push for reconstruction finances and tariff bills. Senate backs reconstruction finances plan while House leaders study the measure. tariff provisions face Democratic pressure and opposition from Senator Dickinson on reciprocal trade rules.
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Congress
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
House
Senate
Garner
House Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Mets
Dickinson
Stimson invokes Nine Power Treaty over Manchurian dispute
Washington January 7 Secretary Stimson announced the United States invoked the Nine Power Treaty amid China Japan tensions consulting with Britain France and other powers The action formalizes an effort to preserve China's territorial and administrative integrity under the 9 power pact and signals broader possible measures though details were not disclosed The original signatories included the United States Belgium Britain China France Italy Japan the Netherlands and Portugal.
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Washington
United States
China
Stimson
Far East
Great Britain
France
Japan
Belgium
British Empire
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Mellon Action To Be Delayed
Controversy over payments for state bulletin purchases under an alleged illegal contract appears settled by an attorney general opinion directing the State Auditor to allow the claims. The issue involved E. C. Giffen and the state printing department. In Washington, the Patman resolution to impeach Secretary Mellon was postponed by the House Judiciary Committee to next week.
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Giffen
Dunn
Patman
Pierre Capital-Journal
Sharpe
Washington
Mellon
House Judiciary Committee
Andrew Mellon
Work Ordered on Capitol Annex
An order was issued authorizing the Employment Director Charles McCaffrey to proceed with the Capitol Annex project. The move advances the long delayed World War memoirs building, with work set to begin at the state house authorities.
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Capitol Annex
General Gerald Pau Honored By French Forces
Paris memorial service honors General Gerald Pau one armed veteran of 1870 and World War I with full military honors at the Invalides. Pau died January 2 and had commanded troops in both wars.
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Gerald Pau
Paris
Natom
Tma
the Invalides
Pau
Aad
Jackson Day Talks Wilh Be Broadcast
New York reports speeches from the Jackson day dinner to be broadcast Friday night. The event in Washington features remarks by notable figures as part of the celebration.
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New York
Wash
Overdraft Cut in December Highlights South Dakota Treasury
South Dakota general fund overdraft dropped by 78 107 09 in December reported by State Treasurer A C Goodhugh The December 31 overdraft stood at 1 053 831 90 while total receipts for December reached 744 013 38 and disbursements 445 683 86 Transfers from the general fund totaled 222 222 43 to various funds and the overall balance across all funds fell from 5 556 123 05 on November 30 to 4 088 439 27 on December 31.
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Soldier's Compensation
Rural Credits
Reed Offers Reward for Depew Capture
Kansas City received word that former Senator James A. Reed will authorize a 12500 dollar reward for the capture of Martin Depew, alleged gang leader in the Nell Q. Donnelly kidnapping case. The hunt extends to Pennsylvania where two of three men in custody name the instigator of the plot to abduct the wealthy manufacturer for ransom.
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Reed
Depew
Kansas City
Martin Depew
Nell Q. Donnelly
James A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Ethel Depew
Jington
Protest Of Train Removal Studied By Iowa Board
In Des Moines today the state railroad board reviewed appeals to block discontinuance of the Rock Island night train from Cedar Rapids to Lion Falls. Petitions signed by civic groups bankers postmasters and others in about a dozen northwest Iowa towns warned mail service would suffer if the plan proceeds Sunday. Moscow reports its 61st skyscraper will rise 21 stories with large windows and a rooftop movie theater.
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Des Moines
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Lion Falls
Peticiona
Iowa
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