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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1929

Page

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Counties Would Receive 98 Percent of License Tax

South Dakota House leaders introduced a bill to credit 98 percent of motor vehicle license funds to the county where collected, with two percent to the state motor vehicle fund, replacing the current split among state and county highway funds and the motor administration budget. The measure accompanies other appropriations and bills on school district funds, park development, and city sewage plant spending.

Pierre Slocum of Campbell State Highway Fund Secretary of State Ihe Bottom of Spink Senate Erosson Devel and Hamlin Hoover Custer State Park Black Hills South Dakota Hapyer

Funeral Service Held for Babe Ruth's Wife Helen Ruth

Simple rites took place today for Mrs Helen Woodford Ruth wife of Babe Ruth who died in a fire last Friday at Watertown The service ran 18 minutes and was followed by a grave side ceremony at Forest Hills Old Calvary cemetery Ruth sobbed and a police guard of forty managed onlookers John Feeney Ruths counsel accompanied him to the hearse with two friends Dorothy Ruth the year old daughter was to join Ruth in New York after the funeral

Boston Helen Woodford Ruth Babe Ruth Watertown Ruth Woodford Richard A. Burke St. Augustine’s Church Calgary Forest Hills John P. Feeney New York Dorothy

M Q Sharpe Holds Officers Liable For County Money

Pierre telegraph reports Attorney General M Q Sharpe ruled county officers are personally liable to the county on their bonds for money stolen from their offices. The opinion, sent to Mellette County State’s Attorney CG F Manson, states the Mellette County treasurer is liable for 525 dollars stolen from his office safe last August.

Pierre M. Q. Sharpe CG. F. Manson Mellette

Prohibition Advances Cited On Tenth Anniversary

Washington January 17 The prohibition buyer on the tenth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment says the country is going forward with prohibition not backward It credits the nation for social and economic improvements and pledges not to lose the progress made The statement stresses continued support for enforcement nationwide through the era of prohibition.

Washington Rome

Boehnen Wins Nominal Judgment in Assault Case

Ella Boehnen was awarded a nominal $1 judgment against Julius Cotronis after a seven hour jury deliberation. The jury believed the defendant guilty of the charge but found no damages warranted, citing legal limits on costs. The judge noted a later retrial involving Roy Housman against D G Geiman and D H Geiman, tied to a purebred Shorthorn cattle sale alleged tubercular at the time.

Julius Cotronis Ella Boehnen Cotronis Costa Frank R. Fisher Roy Housman D. G. Geiman D. H. Geiman Mr. Heusman Ooor Plantif Housman Supreme Court F.C. Osman Broadland Keith Potter Huron Christ Jorgenson Zack M. Hofer Yale Everett Hoskin Martin Pullman Ted Whitledge Carpenter E.J. Kindt Yate Daniel McDer- Wolsey M.stalhar

Locomotive Poast Town Ohio Mystery

A fragment from a Fort Wayne era item notes a locomotive event near Poast Town in Ohio. The short snippet mentions Fanta Baltimore and hints at a transport or rail incident, but details and outcomes are unavailable in readable text.

Poast Town Ohio Fanta Baltimore

Bandits Told to Spare Bakery in Minneapolis Warning

In Minneapolis a warning to bandits was issued after Sara Berman, a 22 year old daughter of J. M. Berman, fought off two attempted robberies at the family bakery. The latest clash lasted about 15 minutes with blunt blows and scratches before the bandit was captured by police.

Minneapolis J. M. Berman Berman Sara Naif

Seek Verne Miller in Diamond Theft

In St Paul on January 17, former Huron sheriff Verne Miller was sought by gate detectives and police for questioning in a $64,000 Minneapolis diamond robbery. Frank Devers, jailed in Memphis as a robbery suspect, is awaiting trial in Duluth for railway robbery. both had lived in the same apartment building here.

St, Paul Varner Miler Huron Minneapolis Prlgate Devers Memphis Duluth Mmer Otk

Believe Card Reveals Identity of War Vet

A Sioux Falls report identifies a man with amnesia as World War II veteran N. J. Tolson of Fargo North Dakota. The American Legion and Veterans Bureau work to confirm the true identity after a card bearing the Fargo name is found. The patient recalls little about his memory or his post and requests assistance.

Believe Sioux Falls American Legion Veteran’s Bureau N. J. Tolfson Margo N. D Veterans Bureau Fargo Post N.d Tolison Fargo

Coolidge Signs Kellogg Pact in Cabinet Ceremony

President Coolidge affixed his signature to the instrument of ratification of the Kellogg anti war treaty in a formal White House ceremony attended by the entire cabinet and a large senate contingent. Secretary Kellogg signed the copies as Dawes watched, with Mrs Coolidge and Tiny Tim nearby as cameras flashed.

Washington Coolidge United States Senate Kellogg Havre France Paris Dawes Moses New Hampshire Bingham Connecticut White House Hi Raat Fi Dawes Sidney ¥. Smith Treaty Division State Department

Funeral Held for Edith Yates in Esmond

Miss Edith Yates 17 died from severe burns received when a kerosene can exploded at the DeSmet home while she was tending a fire. Funeral services were held in Esmond with burial in Esmond cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs S G Yates three sisters Evelyn Frances Pauline and one brother LeRoy. a junior at DeSmet High School.

Esmond Edith Yates Miss Yates C. P. Sherwood DeSmet Mer Yates Jsvelyn Frances Pauline LeRoy DoSmet High School

Kiwanis 4 H Club Starts for Demonstration Team

Kiwanis 4 H Club votes to form a dairy demonstration team for next year’s competition. County agent R A Cave outlined essentials. The prior dairy judging team from Beadle County placed third in state and had an alternate for nationals. Theodore Mediger and Glenwood Johnson joined the new baby beef club near Huron, with Wolsey scouts active in dairy projects.

Kiwanis Club R. A. Cave Beadle County Theodore Mediger Glenwood Johnson Baby Beef Club Huron Scouts of Wolsey

Weather Forecast for Warou and South Yakots

Snow tonight and Friday with colder conditions expected. South Yakots remains cloudy with a snow probe in the south portion, and a colder trend continues northward tonight into Friday.

Fentzit Eris Yd la

Ask Hoover To Follow Cal To Black Hills

Pierre January 17 The Senate introduces a concurrent resolution by Sarason and Denel counties inviting president elect Hoover to imitate Coolidge and spend summer 1629 in the Black Hills South Dakota The measure moves to the house for concurrence after Senate action The resolution notes the Black Hills offer ideal summer vacation scenery and carry the approbation of the U S chief executive as a summer home.

Pierre Senate Norbeck Judiciary Committee House Freeman Minnehaha Peter Norbeck Fred R. Smith William Hazel Republians John Bien Don GC. Lewis Democrata Bulow Nor Peck Nisbit Alinuckaha Freemen Eliefson Minnehabe Olson Gregory Missouri River Game and Fish Committee Missouri Wheeler Bridge Sorenson Devel Sted Hoover Black Hilln North Dakota Lyvh Epab Commission United States

Hoover to leave for Florida trip January 17 10 30 a m

President elect Hoover plans a January 17 10 30 a m departure for Miami Beach Florida to stay at the Penney estate on Belle Isle for about a month. He will arrive in Miami Tuesday around 1 30 p m to join a large state demonstration and will travel by special train with officials and photographers. The visit aims to bolster Republican support, rest, and work on his inaugural address with copies mailed to newspapers ahead of March 4.

Washington Hoover Gore Miami Beach Florida J. C. Penney Belle Isle Miami Penney Atlantic Coast Line Florida East Coast Railway Hegins

Murder victim Henry Hahn to be buried today

Howard Jan 17 Special funeral services were set for Henry Hahn Arponne farmer killed Monday in a mysterious shooting. Services would be at the Tuttle farm home and St John Germson Lutheran church where the Hahn family worships as authorities pursued clues in the case.

Howard Henry Hahn Ar— Ponne Farmer Tuttle Farm St. John’s Germson Lutheran Church Hahu Hahn

Rockefeller moves to oust Stewart at Standard Oil Indiana

New York dispatch reports John D. Rockefeller Jr. has won major proxy support to replace Colonel Hubert W. Stewart as chairman of Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Rockefeller reportedly holds 35 to 40 percent of outstanding shares and could announce a majority before the March 7 stockholders meeting, while Stewart counts on employee and small shareholder votes for defense.

New York Herata Tribune John D. Rockefeller, Jr Hubert W. Stewart Standard Oil Company of Indiana Rockefeller Standard Oil of Wall Street Nanley Hey Alareket Standard GU Rockefellers Roskefeller Harkiess, Flagler Rogers Estates Standard Oil Col. Stewart Rockenfeller He [U- Biana Company Senate Teapot Dome

SEEK FIX FARM PROGRAM FRIDAY

Beadle county enlivens agricultural advancement with an all-representative meeting Friday at 1 o clock at the courthouse. Ross Davies from State College aids in directing methods for a county expansion program to keep pace with state farming interests. Service clubs, cooperatives, and directing bodies are invited to send delegates to discuss a unified farm program.

Beadle County Ross Davies Cottege Mueting

Pellagra Study Scientist Dr Joseph Goldberger Dies

Washington January 17 United States Public Health Service scientist Dr Joseph Goldberger died at 54 after months of illness linked to pellagra studies His death remains a mystery to colleagues and a post mortem was planned to determine the cause of the fatal illness Also noted are viewer reactions to art at the National Gallery in London with speculation on how people respond to paintings

Washington Joseph Goldberger United States Public Health Service Naval Hosepital G. W. BeCoy The Health Service Goldeberger

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State Bureau Slocum Campbell County Edward H. Kinder Dentat Mass George Merh Singger Ned Ex- Rath Math M.Q. Sharpe Verne Miller JE. A. Follentreider Coolidge Siens Kiwanis Cal Stewart Dispatch SEEK Pellagra London National Gallery
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