Mexico Earthquake Kills Six In Oaxaca City
Dispatches from Oaxaca report six killed and nine injured as a southern Mexico quake devastates Oaxaca City. Widespread ruin parts of the city collapse many residents flee to parks in fear amid cold, driving rain and aftershocks lasting into night. The morning sees Francisco I. Madero riding at the head of troops amid somber memorials to the disaster.
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Mexico City
Universal
Oaxaca
Mexico
Fitmwan
Chas
Tampiss
Francisco I. Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
Pay 15000 For Return Of Youth Abduction Reported
Parents paid 15000 for return of youth as detectives sought clues. A Corricana scene last night showed a father refusing to confirm or deny victimization reports. The News quoted Cort claiming it could be a matter of life and death as the boy was abducted from Delles Street and held two farm bows south of the city.
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Privata
Corricana
M. Suttle Roberts
National
Mr. Cort
Delles
Weather report fragment for Tierene area
A fragmentary weather note describes unsettled conditions tonight with varying temperatures. The text mentions a mild to temperate night and potential changes in wind or precipitation, but specific details and measurements are unclear.
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Iitcind
Red Cross Fund Here Goes Over $100 At Start
Beadle county’s quota of 300 toward a nationwide drive for 10,000 gains early momentum as more than 100 in subscriptions arrive at the Evening Huronite office. Chairman Georges C. Hunt urges immediate mailed checks to Beadle county chapter of the American Red Cross to help surpass the goal quickly as yesterday’s gifts reach 55 dollars.
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Beadle County
Middle West
Noot
American Red Cross
Georges C. Hunt
Red Cross Climatec
Style Trends Parade Paris Runway Echoes Youthful Gowns
Style Defy sent to Paris showcases in a fashion show featuring youth screen actresses from Los Angeles. The review notes color shifts favoring blues grays and whites over black, with red maintaining appeal and browns rejuvenated. Femininity dominates silhouettes favoring simple lines, low hip cuts, and newer heatneck accents on formal gowns.
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Los Angel
Sewell Installed As Kiwanis Head
Sewell was installed as Kiwanis leader for the state. He noted that adding two years of college work reduced four years of high school work. Mr. Waggoner announced the annual appropriations for the three normal schools.
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Sewell
Kiwanis
Waggoner
Legislature Petitioned Back Bonus Payments
In St Paul Minnesota on January 15 a petition seeks restoration of bonus payments. Details remain unclear as the clipped text offers limited context on the legislative action and involved parties.
Income Tax Debate Closes at State Chamber Banquet
The State Chamber of Commerce annual convention will close with a dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughity. Arrangements set for a banquet between 28 and 30. State affairs chairmen Ralph Hillgren of Sioux Falls H M Whisman of Huron and Ed Bogue of Canton announced. Governor Warren E Green would not attend.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughity
BEA
Fon Kote
Huridte
Ralph. Hillgren
Sioux Fall
H. M. Whisman
Huron
Ed Bogue
Canton
Warren E Green
Budget Compare Governor Green and Bulow 1929-31
Governor Green’s proposed budget is weighed against Bulow’s 1929 31 plan in a fiscal review. The piece contrasts appropriations across agencies and outlines projected deficits and revenue sources for the forthcoming biennium.
House Committee Blocks Two Bills
The house committee rejected two measures tied to waiving preliminary examinations and presumption of innocence. A bill would let corporations adjust board sizes and property values, while another seeks private commercial access, with Mundt backing a related proposal and a province requiring eight percent approval.
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No. 15
US Parsant
de Vetee
Decide To Conserve Artesian Water
Moore, Jec. 13 South Dakota’s game and fish commission pledged to conserve the artesian water supply. A resolution notes artesian wells hold vast domestic and commercial value and that the supply is exhaustible. The commission will sink no artesian wells in the future for natural or artificial lake projects unless necessary. A joint session with the legislative committee discussed the artesian water conservation and opening times for the fishing season.
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Farmara
Lask
Walton
Jeeque
Tha’ Guck
Governor Nehem Green proposes large budget cuts in state
Governor Warren Green asked the South Dakota legislature to cap appropriations at 8.14 million for 1931–33, slashing 503 thousand from Bulow’s plan. The cuts hit three major groups—state departments, penal and charitable, and educational institutions—reflecting retrenchment amid weak prices.
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Anes
Meee —Conne
Hitery
Industries Commission
Agriculture
Department of Fingmes
Secretary of Waters
Sagreme Court
Board of Health
Soldiers Home
Mae Ea
University of South Dakota
School of Minse
Hormel
Dls
Agtera Mocmel
Custer
Yankton
Hleux Falls
Menerer
Saco
Chadfield
Plankinton
Simpty
Wtiet
Syenish War
School of Mines
Northern Normal
Roe ~ Custer Panatorium
Badlands Park
Oer
Povernicaid
Last Of Highway Bonds Retired In South Dakota
Pierre January 15 The million dollars of a 6 000 000 highway bond issued in 1910 was officially retired today by State Treasurer A C Goodhope A sinking fund built from one fourth of the gasoline tax income funded the 1 000 000 debt Another two million in highway bonds were paid off ten on complete retirement of the Jeanie joney one vcent of the gasoline tax funds for other purposes Bills have been introduced in the legislature seeking to use the money
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Pierre
A. C. Goodhope
Jeanie Joney
Eugene E. Dodge Dies At Redfield
Eugene E. Dodge 75 owner of the Foster House Redfield died at home of apoplexy after a month illness. A pioneer hotel man he managed and owned the Foster hotel built 48 years ago by Cole Foster. He came to Redfield in 1902 from Wisconsin and is survived by a son Fred two daughters Mrs Adelaide Swartz Minneapolis and Mrs H C Bowen Huron and two brothers Ed S and Harry L Dodge Anacortes Wash. Funeral arrangements are pending word from out of town relatives.
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Eugene E. Dodge
Foster
Mr. Dodge
Northwest
Cole Foster
Man
Wisconsin
Fred
Foster House
Adelaide Swartz
Minneapolis
H. C. Bowen
Huron
Dakota Division
Harry L. Dodge
Anacortas
Wash
Judge Gardner to Broadcast Talk on Franklin Anniversary
Judge Archibald K. Gardner will deliver the principal address on the life of Benjamin Franklin during a 7 pm Saturday program broadcast by KGDY. The event marks Franklin's 25th birth anniversary and features performances by Mrs Max Roghi and Mrs J G Knabe, with additional musical numbers and a Franklin child-era reading by Richard Cave.
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A. K. Gardner
Huo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Evolution
Children of
KGDY
Benjamin Franklin
Archibald K. Gardner
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Franklin
Max Roghi
J. G. Knabe
Richard Cave
B. A. Cave
Dairy feeding schools planned for Yale and Bonilla
County agent H A Cave announced two 4-H dairy feeding schools to be held late in January at Yale and Bonilla. The sessions follow a similar event held last month and aim to help members keep cows productive during winter. Attendees include dairy club members and those in bee with cows in production for the winter months.
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Yale
Bonilla
H. A. Cave
Banille
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