Quick Agreement On Reconstruction Bill Is Predicted
Washington reports a conciliatory mood between House and Senate as they near agreement on the reconstruction corporation bill. Dawes urged preparations to support the National Credit program while conferees settled provisions on discounting, loans to insolvent banks, and tax treatment of bonds. Debate continues on which businesses the act will cover and details of farm credit provisions and capital for banks and agricultural credit programs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Reconstruction Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
Jim
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Youngs
Anl Honide
Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Federal Land Banks
Federal
Longs
Land Bank
Intermediate Credit Bank
Mearst Bank
Federal Farm Credit System
Bank Capital Tx
Bualnex
Weather Watch: Unsettled With Snow Possible Later in Week
Unclear Peel in Huron reports unsettled night with possible snow and rising temperatures by Thursday. Local forecast notes snow risk, warmer daytime temperatures, and evening service updates including deadlines for deliveries and Western Union notices.
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Peel
Huron
Western Union
American Sailor Seeks Permission To Grow Whiskers
An American sailor afloat requests Senator Smoot to intervene after six commanders order him to shave. He cites his fiancees parents who demand a beard before marriage and argues his beard follows regulations. He insists he will not shave despite the conflict with naval orders and parental insistence.
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Washington
Jan
High Seas
Senator Smoot
Hanna Yo Speak At C. C. Banquet
Chicago Journal of Commerce editor Phil S Hanna to be principal speaker at South Dakota Chamber of Commerce banquet next Tuesday. Governor Warren Green and Aberdeen Normal professor T A Harrison also to speak on state issues. Tax and inland waterway talks set for morning and afternoon sessions with B W Baer and John H Kelly presenting. An open forum on South Dakota problems to close the day. Annual directors election to name officers for the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil S. Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Hanna
Roy L. Emry
A. ©. Johnson
Chicago
North Western Railway
Rapid City
Warren Green
T. A. Harrison
Aberdeen Normal
Inland Waterways Movement
B. W. Baer
John H. Kelly
Sioux City
Mr. Kelly
Missssippi
W. S. Given
Milbank
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Frank Winner
Mitchelle Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
J. S. Smith
Belle Fourche
H. F. Brownell
E.R Heaton
Yankton
France Files For President In N. D.
BISMARCK NM Jan 4 Joseph T France a former United States senator from Maryland filed petitions to run as a Republican in the North Dakota state primary on March 15 The secretary of state accepted the petitions Tucker secretary of the state progressive republican group announced France will tour the state to discuss constitutional government and practical remedies for agricultural hardships He says lasting prosperity comes when farmers prosper and he is a practical farmer himself prepared to speak on farm operation issues with fellow farmers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Joseph T. France
Paim
North Dakota
Menti
United States
Maryland
H. N. Tucker
Progressive Republican
Washington
Tucker
France
Carthage Narrowly Defeats Canova in Local Meet
Carthage High School edged Canova with a 21 to 14 victory in a close meet. Carthage opened ahead by 7-4 at halftime and held the lead through the final whistle, securing a small but decisive win.
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Carthage
Canova
Carthage High-School
Fenor
Haliti
Prohibition Stance Calls For No Party Platform Change
The Anti-Saloon League urged 1932 parties to avoid planks on prohibition, demanding repeal or modification not be part of platforms. It backed Hoover’s enforcement, warned against referendums and liquor center rules, and cited leaders urging hard lines against wet candidates.
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Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Washington
Dey
Jesse W. Nicholson
National Women's Democratic Law Enforcement League
A. J. Barton
North Carolina
League
South
Elizabeth Tilton
Cambridge
Mass
Woman‘ National Committee For Education Against Alcohol
Edward H. Hughes
Chicago
Japan
Hoover
Diector Woodcock
The
Bandit Proves To Have Prison Record
Rapid City police captured a man involved in a 20 day old assault on a girl. Arthur Clayton, 34, formerly of Texas, struck Mannie Parkison, 18, and pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit a felony. He was sentenced to up to 30 years and found to be an escaped convict from Iowa’s Anamosa reformatory under the name Andy Vestrum. Reformatory authorities requested him, but he will be sent to Sioux Falls soon.
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Rapid City
Arthur Clayton
Texas
Mannie Parkison
Harold BR. Hanley
Clayton
Iowa State Reformatory
Anamosa
Andy Vestrum
Sioux Falls
Huron College Debaters Meet Wessington Springs Team
Huron College will host Jama l from Wessington Springs Junior College in non decisive contests here today. The affirmative team Filby and Lewis faces Springs negative, debating centralized federal control of industry. Negative debaters Stafford Studer and Blevins meet Springs affirmative, with contests starting at 8 am in the college chapel.
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Huron College
Jamal
Wessington Springs
Huron
Charles Filby
Verl Lewis
Indusory
Stafford and Studer
Ivan Blevins
Springs
E. H. Jackson
State College
Aberdeen Hosts Dakotas Painters Convention Start
Painters from North and South Dakota gather in Aberdeen for a three day convention beginning tonight. Delegates include George Hanson from Minneapolis and W H Barth among others. city officials and the organizers seat the event for art enthusiasts.
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Aberdeen
North
South Dakota
Minsiespolis
George Hanson
Minneapelia
W. H. Barth
Ferge
D. A. Ann Gerson
L x. A Im
Aberdeen van
Esses Rae
Dore
Early Rising Guest Robs Hotel Of $90
A Chicago hotel clockman recounts a 5 am incident when a guest calling himself George Williams woke staff and, with a companion, sobbed in the lobby after stealing ninety dollars from the hotel. The tale highlights overzealous hospitality and a late reveal of the crime.
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Chicago
Charles Mansell
Mansell
George Williams
Williams
Gotham Finances Relieved By Loan
New York City secured a 312 508 000 loan from a bank group to meet 27 800 60 in short term obligations, paying 6 percent interest the maximum allowed. The loan covers only until Feb 1, with cash reserves dipping to about 2 million after payrolls this week. Further loans and project deferrals totaling over 14 million were approved as the city seeks to untangle a fiscal tangle.
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New York
Charles W. Berry
Greater New York
Attorney General To Receive Pickus Data
Pierre Jan 2 Information requested by Attorney General Sharpe on the South Dakota highway department dealings with Aberdeen contractor Herman Pickus has been compiled and will be given to the attorney general today The Aberdeen contractor faces trial on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses through bridge construction graft The highway department kept the file confidential and did not fully share the information with Mr Henry secretary of the highway commission
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Pierre
Jan
Sharpe
South Dakota Highway Department
Herman Pickus
Aberdeen
George Henry
Highway Commission
Pickus
Highway Department
Fifth Circuit
Benry
Release Sought For Four In Murder In Hawaii Case
In Honolulu a grand jury decision looms as defense lawyers threaten habeas corpus for Mrs. Granville Fortescue and three Navy servicemen. They face charges connected to the alleged assault and murder of Mrs. Fortescue’s daughter, with Senator Gilliland pledging to present the case.
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Honolulu
Granville Fortescue
Prand
Gilliland
Hawaiian Senate
Fortescue
Thomas Massie
Lieut
Massie
Mrei Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Charles A. Rice
Hoover
Kentucky
Ka~ Hahawai
Hawaii
Phillips Is Pushed For Supreme Bench
Washington January 20. President Hoover weighs a narrowed list for the Supreme Court when Rep Dyer of Missouri adds Charles B. Faria federal district judge at St Louis to the candidates. Orie L Phillips of Albuquerque NM a four year federal circuit judge also gains frequent mention with strong southwest support.
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Phillips
Supreme Bench
Washington
Suprem Court
Hoover
Dyer
Missouri
Charles B. Faria
St. Louis
Orie L. Phillips
Albuquerque
M. M
Federal
Southwest
Impeachment action on Mellon delayed by House committee
The House Judiciary Committee postponed final action on the Patman resolution seeking Mellon’s impeachment Indefinitely delaying any decision while awaiting printed hearings and requested material The delay follows brief executive session after Patman and Gregg argued the matter Chairman Sumner indicated further consideration would wait for the hearings to be printed and for the requested cables to be presented
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Mellon
Washington
Patman
House Judiciary Committee
Alexander W. Gregg
Mai Jon
Sumusramid
Olaynof
Colombia
St Paul Records 30 Days Of Winter Warmth
St Paul marked its 30th day of winter with no temperature dropping to zero as records show. Weather observer M R Hovde reported the prior record ended January 18, 1889. Statewide, U S Weather Bureau data show a 1921 average of 48.94 degrees across stations.
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St. Paul
Paul
M. R. Hovde
United States Weather Observer
United States Weather Bureau
Harmon scholarship awards to four Boy Scouts
The national executive board announced Harmon Education Foundation scholarships awarding $200 for education plus borrowing rights to four Eagle Scouts. Honorees include David W. Evans of Alpena South Dakota, Arden L. Miller of Brainerd Minnesota, George B. Engberg of Cambridge Minnesota, and Kenneth Pringle of Minot North Dakota.
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New York
Harmon
National Executive Board
Harmon Educational Foundation
David W. Evans
Alpena
S. D
Arden L. Miller
Brainerd
Minn
George B. Engberg
Cambridge
Kenneth Pringle
Minot
N. D
David Evans
Fred C. Eggers
Harmon Foundation
Evans
South Dakota
Dakota ‘Wesleyan Whiver’sity
Mitchell
Degers
Methodist Church
Alpens P. T. A
Red Dragons
David
Huron Court of Honor
Veterinarians Open Annual State Meet in Sioux Falls
About 74 members of the South Dakota veterinary medical association are expected in Sioux Falls for a two day state meet beginning Thursday afternoon. Dr R A Robinson of Pierre will open with a report on South Dakota disease conditions. Other speakers include Dr C W Vorsberg of Sioux Falls on undulant fever in humans and Dr H J Cassidy Hurley with a case report. A paper on modern methods by Dr Ashe Lockhart follows. The convention ends with a banquet and toast master Dr Eggleston of Alcester.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Veterinary Medial Association
R. & Robinson
Pierre
South Dakota
Robinson
State Department of
Animal Husbandry
C. William Vorsberg
H. J. Classidy Hurley
Ashe Lockhart
Kansas City
Eggleston
Alcester
Charles Hayes
City proposes copper piping rule for new installations
An ordinance would require copper pipes for new water lines between lot lines and water meters, replacing galvanized iron. It applies to new installations and replacements only. The measure notes copper’s lower price and aims to avoid heavy burden on property owners while moving away from galvanized iron.
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City Commission
Nains
Three Judges Hold For Operators In Interstate Trade
Sioux Falls officials report the U S Court of Appeals ruled South Dakota truck license law unconstitutional as applied to interstate commerce trucks. The ruling upholds intrastate taxation for in-state business, noting interstate trips are occasional and exempt if over four trips, while commenting on potential future actions by South Dakota truckers. The decision stems from four test cases and follows wide opposition to higher truck fees enacted by the 1431 legislature.
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Sioux Falls, Jr
United States Court of Appeals
South Dako
Ay K K. Gardner
U. S
Circuit Sum of Appeals
John B. Sanborn
St. Paul
A. Lee Wyman
Sioux Falls
Gare
Huron
Charles Mi Prouty
Charles E. Renaux
Hanford Produce Company
Bekinson and Storage Company
Sioux Walls
South Dakota
Pierre
Federal Circuit Court
Green
House
Senate
Iowa
Minnesota
South ‘Dakota
Rites For Mrs Small Held Friday At St Martin’s
Funeral services for Mrs. Laowert Small who died yesterday after a brief illness will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at St Martin's Catholic with Mgr. D Desmond officiating. Burial will follow in St Patrick's Cemetery at Cavour alongside her parents David and Poised Die Coughlin.
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Hanna Yo
C. C
Dry
Gotham
Board of Estimate
Walkers
WILEY
Wiley Garage Citf
Af- Geer Methcies
American Legion
iMay Ask
London
Oan
Whitten
New Salem
Johnson
Big Henry
Earl Johnson
Nan
Forrest
Homer Creek
Joh
Feu
Little Henry
Willie Johnson
Willie
Ruby
Will Settles
Connersville
Ind
W. H. Steele
Athena Boy Scout
Gardner
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