Organizing Wet Bloc Seeks Harsh Prohibition Reform
A Washington House meeting marks a first coherent effort by wets to push for revised liquor policy. Prominent figures argue prohibition has peaked and advocate governing liquor through regulation rather than bans, with focus on states rights and enforcement shifts amid heated party dispute.
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Washingto
House
Representativ
Guardia
Republican
New York
Canads
Canada
Ulyins
Finland
Treasury
Department of Justice
Relief program to aid housewives and farmers
Altimore on January 9. C Fr. mesma Aveatock, a representative on the federal farm board, said the new farm relief program would benefit housewives as well as farmers by stabilizing prices and producing a better article for less money. He cited meat price comparisons and waste in distribution between grower and consumer, and argued for an organization to stabilize prices so households can buy high grade meat at affordable prices.
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Altimore
Release John Duffy Under Habeas Corpus SIOUX FALLS
John Duffy, jailed in Minnehaha County, faces a habeas corpus hearing after a writ signed by Guage L. J. Pleager. He is to post a $1,009 bond and appear before Judge Fleeser in Parker on January 11. The case involves charges of suspected something and travel from Austin Minnesota to South Dakota.
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John Duffy
Sioux Falls
Austin Minn
Minnehana
McCunk
Guage L. J. Pleager
Parker
Duffy
Fleeser
Minn
South Dakota
175 Hotel Bondholders Sign Trustee Plan Extension
Bondholders of the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron gathered at the mezzanine of the property to approve a ten year extension of bond maturities. Trustees George C. Fulloweider and A A Chamberlain outlined that payback would exceed 200000 by extension end, with many bondholders pledging to sign. Additional leaders from Huron College and local figures expressed confidence in the plan.
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Marvin Hughitt
Huron Elks Lodge
A. Robinson
Inter
Marvin Hughett
Aetna
George C. Fulloweider
A. A. Chamberlain
Andrew Buck
Royal C. Agne
Huron
College
Senator
Coe
Crawford
D. C. Medbery
A. F Miller
James
Howes
C. Dickinson
Clark
Theatter
Edward W Bok Dies in Florida
Edward W Bok 60 a former Dutch immigrant rose to prominence as editor author and philanthropist died at his Florida estate after arriving days earlier from Merion Pennsylvania He donated a 100000 prize for world peace and wrote The Americanization of Edward Bok He retired in 1919 as editor of Ladies Home Journal and spent his later years in Lake Wales with a bird sanctuary and Mountain Lake singing tower project praised by Calvin Coolidge during a Washington visit.
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Lake Wales
Fla
Edward W. Bok
Netherlands
Bak
Merion
United States
Ludins Home Journal
Bok
Florida
Mountain Lake
Calvin
Cossidge
Washington
Bokk
Corn Production Down 7.2 Percent in 1929
U S Department of Agriculture reports 1929 corn for grain output at 2,191,135,000 bushels, 7.2 percent below the previous year. Estimated acreage for grain shows a record low since measurements began in 1924, with 1999 figures cited as 29,908,000 tons utilized for feed and forage.
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Vaj
Unite Ed States
Department ‘of Agriculture
Wittee
Origins of the Next War The Anglo American naval rivalry
The piece argues naval power shapes a century of British policy and warns the London conference may mark peace or war. It cites Britain’s maritime supremacy since the 1500s and the recurring pattern of conflict when seapower is challenged. The author stresses the need to understand sea power factors guiding the looming talks.
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NEA
Charles Hodges
New York University
London
Hodges
Ids
Geneva
League of Nations
U. S. Shipping Board
Far East
NEA Service, Inc
America
Britain
Spain
Holland
France
Germany
Britannia
Acosta Arrested on Abandonment Charge at Home
Bert Acosta, noted aviator, was arrested in Rockville Centre on an abandonment charge filed by his wife and jailed. The Nassau County grand jury handed up the indictment as authorities said the couple had reconciled earlier, despite prior reports of trouble.
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Rockville Centre
Hert Acosta
Nassau:county, &Rand
Shawl Remnants Tied to Lapke Slaying Case
Charred shawl fragments, possibly from Mrs. Anton Lapke, are found in a locked building near the Lapke farm as authorities seek clues. Clyde Cunningham reports the burned cloth may belong to the victim. Alphonse Lapke, 30, faces first degree murder charges in the case. Neighbors note searching for car lights near the farmhouse late on the night of the slaying.
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Nouth
Lapke
Cunningham
Alphonse Lapke
Hoe
Alphonse
Grant Parrish
Hand County
Shu
State Bankers Council Meets in Huron Morning
Members of the executive council of the South Dakota Bankers association met in Huron this morning to route matters. The gathering, presided by Haven president Thewis O'Brien, included group chairmen from Vermilion Flandreau Wessington Springs Huron and Mound City among others.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Huron
George Starring
Thewis O’brien
Haven
George K. Brostus
Vermilion
J. R. Coonrod
Flandreau
L. Larsen
Wossington Springs
George C. Pullinwelders
Clarké-Bascett
Abe
Four Thousand Five Hundred Fight To View Einstein Film
A crowd of 4500 gathered at the American Museum of Natural History to see a motion picture on the Einstein theory. Police and guards struggled as attendees surged toward the auditorium, breaking doors and causing disorder before authorities restored control.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Folles
Amattur Astronomers’ Association
Bankers Help Agriculture Grow in South Dakota 1929
South Dakota Bankers Association reports a sharp rise in agricultural activity in 1929, with expected rating near 700 from 200 in 1928. Committees and county bankers contributed to 4-H support, dairy calf loans, and farm shows, boosting educational work and county farming projects.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Given
South Dakota Associacy
American Bankers Association
South Dakota Association
Chase
Givet
Association
South Daluta State College
South Nakota
Dhl Otls
Agricultural Commission
Aasociation
Madison
Wis
Marvin Hughitt
Mr. Chase
FSA
Faren
Reger
Assault charge faces Huronian in circuit court
George Turnrk and others faced preliminary hearing on charges of assault with dangerous weapons at the Huron circuit court. Roark and Guinan, said to have shot at prosecutors during a near holdup, testified about the event at Ben OLeary firm grounds. Bell and Buenhardt testified to the bullet hole in the car and the ensuing pursuit before police raid actions. The case may be transferred to another county or handled as a federal matter by private counsel.
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George Tunrk
Prohibition
Axedt
Cutnan
Roark
Huron
Els
Buenhardt
Bowdly
U. S
Fieyr
Blumbhardt
Guinan
Bell
O'Leary
Lignor
Ruark
Sean
Uilian
Ciues
Lownle
Arctic Deep Freeze Sets Record Low Across Territory
The Weatherman forecasts continued cold with rising chances of relief later. Temperatures plunged to 51 to 22 degrees below zero in Huron, marking the coldest day of the week and season as skies stay mostly clear tonight. The January 9 outlook hints at unsettled, warmer conditions by Friday.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
Weather Huron Sees Unsettled Warm Trend Through Friday
Fair conditions in Huron give way to unsettled weather and warmer temperatures by Friday. A state bankers meeting with Beadle County bankers precedes a joint dinner at 6 20 pm featuring lamb as the principal item. The event is hosted by the Chese Brothers of Willow Lake with the International Livestock show noting top entries including an international prize lamb.
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Kopal
Interna-Ional
Chese Brothers
Willow Lake
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