New CWA Plan Aims to Employ 20,000 in South Dakota
Pierre reports a staggered system to boost CWA employment by 20,000 in South Dakota. The plan, drafted by Hopkins, halves rural work hours from 30 to 15 per week and splits pay between two workers. County directors await instructions to apply the change.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. L. Eales
CWA
Eales
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Clyde BR
Smith
Beadle County
Laney Testifies In Alienation Action
J W Laney Artesian farmer testified in his 35000 alienation of affection suit against R F Looby of Artesian at Woonsocket recounting marital life from 1920 to 1932 and his wife’s cooling affections while Crum-Tie a nearby farmer followed as plaintiff. The case drew large crowds as testimony began Tuesday afternoon with lawyers Miller and Shandorf of Mitchell for Laney and Max Royd and Wallace McCullen of Huron for Looby.
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Woonsocket
J.W. Laney
R. F. Looby
Artesian
Laney
Crum- Tie
Irrs
Miller
Shandorf
Mitchell
Looby
Max Royd
Wallace McCullen
Huron
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer readings in most areas. South Dakota sees partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with a warmer extreme east and somewhat colder in the southwest, and colder conditions Thursday.
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Huron
Solent
South Dakota
Underground Roar Haunts North Dakota Farmer Well
Langford S D reports a subterranean roar near a farmer's well disrupting drilling. Herman Otto describes a purring sound while drilling to about 30 feet that lofted earth fragments and struck him. Mathematician N H Mewaldt suggests an ancient air pocket, geologist Harry K Hutter doubts a near surface gas pocket.
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N. H. Mewaldt
Norther State Teachers College
St. Aberdeen
Harry K Hutter
Rehearing Sought In Blood Test Case In South Dakota
Jen Pierre reports the South Dakota Supreme Court was asked to reconsider two decisions refusing to recognize blood tests as proof of parentage in a Minnehaha County case involving a man claiming he is not the father of his adopted daughter's child. Attorney Damm argued the test might prove innocence. the court upheld the lower court’s refusal to admit the test.
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Pierre
Jen
South Dakota Supreme Court
Rewisary Smith
Damm
Attornney
Minnehaha County
Anoder
Supreme Court
Smith
G. Norton Jamson
Supreme ‘Court
Dwight’ Campbell
Farmer Admits Bank Robbery Ties in Minnesota
A 51 year old South Dakota farmer confessed to participating in two Minnesota bank raids. He allegedly helped in the Russell bank holdup on January 3, 1932, netting around 4000 dollars, and the Chandler raid on March 9 with 5000 dollars. Officials arranged to transport him from jail in Sisseton to Minnesota for trial.
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Marshall
Minn
South Dakota
Minnesota
PF. M. Meepand
George A. Rankin
William Conley
Fred Witters
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Russell
State Bank of
Chandler
van den Hofer
Summit
Mohall
N. D
Sisseton
De Smet Man C A Collins Dies
De Smet South Dakota January 47 special word has been received reporting the death of C A Collins in the Legion Tex Mon.
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C. A. Collins
de Smet
Legion
Tex
State and Defense Clash on Wynekoop Guilt Strategy
Jan 17 report shows the state alleging Rheta Wynekoop died from a pistol shot during surgery by Dr. Alice Wynekoop, not from chloroform. Prosecutors described the operating table scene while defense counsel Milton Smith floated a possible self-inflicted death scenario to cast doubt on the state’s murder theory.
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Rheta Wynekoop
Rheta
Arthur Marsh
Dr. Wynekoop
van Intrudex
Rhett
Milton ‘Smith
Wynkoop
Heated Election At New Orleans Mayoral Race
New Orleans faces a tense mayoral primary as reports claim martial law could deploy 20000 policemen to ensure order. Huey P Long backs John Klorer against Mayor T Semmes Wallsley amid warnings of possible troop use if unrest grows.
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New
Orleans
Jan
Huey P
Long
John Klorer
Levee
T. Semmés Wallsley
Tuseday
Walmaley
Ates Sea Na Pate Een
Too Many Kisses Complaint Against Sheriff
A garbled report describes an incident where Adolph Behnke and his wife, Marvin, were involved. An officer arrested Marvin after claims she kissed the sheriff, with testimony indicating he could not breathe. The text suggests a trial was held.
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Mil Palmer Ak Yeany
Adolph Behnke
Marvin
Tammany Hall Leaders Overthrown In Board Meeting
A chaotic meeting of the board of aldermen ended Tammany Hall’s control as 14 Tam many and 21 McCovey backed Edward J Flynn’s Bronx leadership and Flynn’s group ousted Tammany supporters to elect John S. McGitley clerk. The upheaval triggered a sudden death amid the turmoil as August Curry, a longtime lieutenant, collapsed and died minutes later.
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John McCdeey
Board
Aldermen
Tammany
McCovey
Edward J Flynm
Bronx
James
Flynn
John S. McGitley
Syitem
Tam
Curry
Vermont Republican Named To Congress
Partial OCR reading shows a Vermont Republican named to Congress with a light vote. The fragment references an incumbent or candidate in a party race, mentioning Willoway and Minnesota division, but details are unclear.
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Vermont
Congress
Montpelier VE
Jan
Five Japanese Held After Photographing Bridges
Kuraji Takahashi head of Japan tourist board and four engineers are detained in New Jersey after police catch them photographing bridge structures in Hackensack Meadows. They face passport checks. one man also charged with operating a vehicle without a license.
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Takahashi
Helmsley
Pulaski Elevated
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lackawanna Railroad
Kearny
Poice
Ninomiya
New York
Crush Opposition On Guarantee Bill in Senate Victory
Reported in Washington on Tuesday the Democratic House passed the administration bill to guarantee the principal and interest of farm loan bonds valued around 2 million dollars. The Senate leaders stated the agriculture committee had pushed the measure forward without record vote, securing chances in the lower house.
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Washington
Jan
Ian
House
Guar
Antee
Senate
Frp
Agriculture Committee
Melvin A. Tip Melvin A. i i Natignal Chicago
Melvin A. Tip appears in Chicago records with a note indicating a national signal matter. The entry references individuals with a Chicago locale and a formal notice concerning procedural steps or eligibility. No further context given due to fragmented OCR.
Washington money policy debated by Roosevelts aides
In a Wall Street era column, Paul Mallon notes Roosevelt faced pressure over a new money policy. Bankers reportedly favored a rate move influencing plans while Congress is asked for two billion dollars in chips to influence the market. The metaphor suggests steering poker style to tie poker to commodity dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Slight Concessions Made To Senator Glass In Finishing Measure
Washington January 17 slight concessions to Senator Glass Virginia Democrat the nature of which was withheld marked the administration dollar legislation as started today through Congress The measure would authorize Treasury to take over all monetary gold stocks including Federal Reserve banks permit the President to lower the dollar value to 30 to 80 cents and establish a stabilization fund from profits of gold revalue The senate banking committee introduced the measure after minor alterations and possible open hearings were discussed by officials and lawmakers including Roosevelt Vanderlip Ranter and Wood
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Wagner
New York
Colgan
Colorado
Democrats
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Congress
Stetfe
Senator Glass
Glass
Virginia
Sears-Hoepuck Company
House Coinage Committee
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
the Treasury
Treasury
Federal’ Reserve ‘Banks
Beat Stickup Tools Into CWA Shovels
CHICAGO January 17. About 200 firearms seized from criminals including shotguns pistols and daggers will be melted into useful tools. A foundry will convert the weapons into picks and shovels for the Civil Works Administration workers replacing the usual disposal by dumping into Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
CWA
Would Let Committee Decide Cattle Issue
Governor Berry backs cattle inclusion in the Agriculture Adjustment Act but prefers a cattlemen’s committee, evenly divided, to decide. He told Rep. Werner he is inclined to support basic commodity status but will defer to the committee after a meeting with Secretary Wallace.
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Wallace
Berry
Werner
South Dekate
India Quake Toll Placed At 2000 In Affarpur
Reports from Affarpur place the death toll near 2000 after a powerful earthquake. Survivors describe streets littered with debris and numerous bodies as authorities race to aid affected neighborhoods.
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India
Affarpur
Warren to Run for Judgeship in Ninth Circuit
Huron attorney Charles P. Warren announced plans to file in May's primary for a seat as judge in the ninth judicial circuit. Incumbents Alva E. Taylor of Huron and Fisher of Millford indicated they would run again, ensuring a three-candidate contest for two judgeships.
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Charles P. Warren
Huron
Circuit
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Warren
Gxcuit
Contractors Meet in Sioux Falls 1935 Convention
A multi group convention convenes in Sioux Falls with engineers architects and plumbers units meeting to set annual business agendas. Gust Jacobson of Huron is elected to lead in the late afternoon session.
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South Dakota
Society of Engineers
Iat
Sioux
Falls
Plumbers ‘Association
Ite
Vafternoon
Gust Jacobson
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Yoriwa Yamamoto
Takbashi
San Francisco
Mary
Hein
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Gineer
Enzo Nishimura
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