G O P Leaders In Senate Hopeful Of Victory For Meyer
Senate Republicans push to advance Eugene Meyer nomination as head of the Federal Reserve Board after tariff commissioner confirmations. They face Brookhart and Fletcher opposition, with coalition Democratic and Farmer-Labor votes probable, as debates over Meyer’s integrity and the 20 million dollar battleship bill continue. The House awaits a vote by Friday.
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Meyer
Washington
Eugene Meyer
New York
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Brookhart Republican Laws
Fletcher
Florida
Lincoln Dizon
Indiana
Broskkart
Sperk Meyer
Secale Brookhart
Ber
Mocrata
Nine
Memi
Xeme
Suger Cratic
Robinson
Arkansan
Vutahan
Cash Box And Cook Disappear In Chicago Tale
A Chicago tale recalls a stubborn safe and a new cook, as Prochaska notices his old box with coins hidden inside. The strongest box and a clever cook are pitted in a humorously tense episode that ends with a boast and a puzzled shop visit.
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Cook
Chicago
Los
Charles
Prochaska
Hanks
Corfare
Training School Announced for Friday in Huron Court House
A training period will be held Friday morning at 18 o'clock in the courthouse. Officials announced a training school to cover subjects for both morning and afternoon sessions. Bill will conduct the sessions at Bonius, focusing on the same objective.
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Court House
Grat
Boase
Bill
Taining
St Bonius Co
Weather Lad Moon Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather note predicts warmer night with hazy skies and lighter winds. Forecasters warn of patchy fog in coastal areas and a rise in temperatures into the low 70s, with conditions improving toward dawn tomorrow.
Mrs Frankie Clark Dies At Willow Lake
Willow Lake, Jan 14 Special Mrs Frankie Clark a pioneer resident died at home at 17 years. Born Massachusetts June 10 185 percent she married Stephen A Clark at 15 and moved to South Dakota then Willow Lake. Funeral tomorrow at 1 pm at the family home with Rev Reinmuth officiating with interment in Willow Lake Cemetery.
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Willow Lake
Frankie Clark
Wilow Lake
Clarke
Massachusetts
Stephen A. Clark
South Dakota
Harrold
Clark
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Great Northern Railroad
Ony Atriivoca
Reinmuth
Simpson Declares Group Not Official
FALLS CITY Jan 14 John A Simpson president of the National Farmers Union said a Washington group calling itself a special committee of the union and praising the Farm Board as a means to block a senatorial inquiry did not represent the union The group included Cal A Ward of Rannes and M W Thatcher of the Farmers Union Terminal Association of St Paul who exonerated Chairman Alexander Legge of charges about depressing wheat and cotton prices Simpson was visiting at the home of Emerson Bowers after addressing two feet of embankment work last night.
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Falls City
John A. Simpetn
Ne~ational Farmers Union
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Simpson
Cal A. Ward
Rannes
M. W. Thatcher
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Bt Paul
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Sermte
Simpeon
Fells City
Emerson Bowers
Chamber Committee Studies Proposal on Rural Lands Sale
A South Dakota chamber session hears a proposal by Aberdeen lumberman H C Betwefs to sell rural credits land by auction to revise tax lists and spur settlement by farmers from elsewhere. Gov appointed committee to study, with report due tomorrow amid optimistic talk on broad tax reform.
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Chamber
S.D
South Dakota
H.C. Betwefs
Aberdeen Lumberman
State Chamber of Commeres
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
W. C. Lusk
Yenkiom
M. L. Tobin
Huron
KE. Hertiey
Yankton
Allen
Bartley
Roy Emry
Maryland Governor Ritchie Renews Prohibition Opposition
Governor Albert C. Ritchie, sworn in for a fourth term in Annapolis, rails against national prohibition and centralization. He urges self help and localized government, says unemployment is a private concern, and predicts a new economic era grounded in Maryland traditions. A Sioux City bulletin notes a three below zero cold record for the winter.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Flo
Ritchie
House of Delegates
Senate Chamber
Carroll I. Bond
Court of Appeals
Eo Jong An Ha
Sioux City
Quadruplets Bors To Aberdeen Mother
A damaged clipping reports a new birth of quadruplets to a Aberdeen mother. The excerpt includes garbled dialogue from the father about naming and references to statistics on multiple births, but the text is largely unreadable and incomplete.
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Aberdeen
Winter Mercury Hits New High in Huron
A weather report from Huron notes today the coldest day of winter with the thermometer near zero at dawn rising to one degree above zero by evening. Temperatures are forecast to climb further, with milder conditions expected tonight and tomorrow. Snow is sparse, temps fell to subzero in many areas of the state with several towns recording single or double digits below zero.
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Huron
Ems E. Bilystone
Watertown
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mercury
Mitchell
Yankton
Pierre
Attace
Anow
Legion Campaign Gains Momentum in Huron Drive
Legionnaires of Huron push to recruit new members as Commander William C Welter announces two appointed teams compete for a lead. Ted Moore’s team slightly ahead of T J Coughlin’s, with support from Codington county post in Watertown. Watertown commander John Dickinson pledges dinner wager at Rapid City convention as post eyes 415 member goal by June 15.
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Legionnaires of
Huron
William C. Welter
William Reaves
Ted Moore
T. J
Brick) Coughlin
John Dickinson
Watertown
Alex Johnson
Rapid City
Beadle County Urges Aid to Drought Stricken via Red Cross
Beadle County citizens are asked to donate to a Red Cross campaign for drought relief. The appeal notes support already coming from Sioux Falls and Devils Lake, with local officials emphasizing collective relief efforts.
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Beadle County
Red Cross
Governor Green Restrained Over South Dakota Banking Chief
South Dakota Supreme Court issued a temporary writ prohibiting Governor Warren Green from removing Fred R. Smith, state superintendent of banks, until a final hearing on January 19. Smith had refused to vacate the office after Green issued an executive order and Smith’s removal was sought amid allegations of improper conduct and bank mismanagement.
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Pierre
Warren E. Green
Fred R. Smith
South Dakota Supreme Court
Smith
Green
South Dakota
T.B. "Thorson
Banking Department
Mix
Sharpe
Charven
Banking ‘Department
State funds may shift to general fund under senate bill
Pierre Jan 14 All special and miscellaneous state funds would be moved to the general fund under a senate bill by Dowdell of Foosburg The plan mirrors the state tax conference and aims to fix an annual twelve to thirteen million dollars in miscellaneous funds The article also covers bank liquidations and alleged “book transfers” among closed banks and an ongoing banking department investigation led by Attorney General Sharpe with references to officials including Smith and governor Bulow
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Halladay
Nohner
Hamlin
Publi
House
Senate
Green
House Taxation Committee
State Volunteer Tax Conference
Smith
Sharpe
Lawrence C. Hetland
Sioux Falls
Hetland
Pierre
Robert E Dowdell
Foresbburg
Bowdell
Platte Bank
Farmers State Bank At
Platte
Commercial State Bank of
Farmera State Bank of
Hunderson
Carl Gunderson
W. J. Bulow
M. Q. Sharpe
House of Representatives
Bulow
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