American firms expand in Argentina with plants and telephony
Washington dispatch notes rapid growth of U S and other North American factories in Argentina since World War I. High tariffs spur industrialization and self sufficiency, drawing plants of Armour, Swift, Wilson, Eastman Kodak, International Harvester, and others. Foreign offices and branch factories spread through Buenos Aires, with U S utilities linking to Chile and Brazil. Commercial attaches list 110 American houses active in Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Argentina
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bueno Aires
Chile
Rio de Janeiro
Uruguay
International
WHI
South America
United States-Menday
Armour Packing Company
Swift
Wilson
United States
International Portland-Cement Company
Las 2
Buenos “Alves -Province
International“Harvester
Kotynos
Eastman Kodak
Victor Talking Machine Company
Buenos Aires
Ust
American Cables
Aluminum Company of Americas
American Hardware
American Express
American Optical
American Trading
Baldwin Locomotive
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company
Burroughs
General ‘Office and Equipment
Dearborn Chemical
Dennison ‘Manufacturing
BR. G. Dun
Firestone
Tire and Rubber
First ‘National Bank of Boston
Fox Film
Galena Signal
General Electric
General Motora
General Petroleum of California
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Internacional Correspondence Schools
Metro Goldwyn
Mexican Petroleum
National Carbon
National Cash Register
National City Bank
National Lend
Otis Elevator
Palmolive
Paramount
Parke Davis
Pittsburgh
Coal
Radio Corporation
Remington Typewriter
Singer Sewing Machine
Standard ‘ Oil
Studebaker
United Artists
T. 8 Rubber
United Shoe Machinery
U. S. Steel
Vacuum Oil
Walkover Shoe
Western Electric
Adjourned Jury Term Opens in February Court Session
Judge Frank R. Fisher ordered adjournment of the current jury term to February 26. He will handle court rates in Huron then move to Hedfield for a jury term adjourned from last November, before returning to Redfield to open the February term in Spink county. Eleven jury trials are listed for February 25, including Gasper vs Sikorra and several others. The same panel will serve the adjourned term, with members reporting February 25. A directed verdict favored the Hur Elks lodge in a trunk case against Hotel Marvin Hughitt. First State Bank of Cavour won against Gables due to their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crout
Frankc R. Fisher
Huron
Hedfield
Iosa
di Smet
Redfield
Spink County
Teal
Wben
B. P. Gasper
Rudolph Sikorra
Lambert Gasper
Rudolph
Leslie Dempster
Robbins
Charles F. Neuman
Trader
Etc
J. BE. Hollarbush
Gates Rubber Company
Corpotion
B. H. Powell
Bolles
Hisher
Marvin Hughitt
Aetna Insurance Company
First State Banket Cavour
Mat Gable
J. Gable
Tere
James C
Milk War Peace Now Threatened In Chicago Dispute
Chicago milk dispute tensions rise as distributors and producers prepare for arbitration. Waukegan farmers dumped 70 trucks of milk at the receiving station as talks resume over price demands. The pure milk association and distributors see a temporary truce, but strikes may resume unless a $2.85 per hundredweight is agreed. Arbitrator Paradelphia is named to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sutbreck
Lake County
Waukegan
Steibators
Paradelphia
Hearse Saves Life of Funeral Mourner in Blizzard
Albert Luba Minnesota January 24 A hearse saved Knute Siette’s life when he walked away from a funeral cortege during a Tuesday storm in Wizard in the Country near here He crawled into the abandoned hearse wrapped in a blanket and survived until rescuers found him after the storm ended Funeral party members who were marooned at a farm house for two days recounted the ordeal upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Luba
Minn
Knute Siette
Siette
Church Won't Move Edifice in New York
The Collegiate Reformed Church of St Nicholas on Fifth Avenue and 48th Street opposes moving its building to allow Rockefeller Center plans. Pastors and treasurer cite a sacred duty to maintain the church amid Metropolitan Opera center project debates. They refuse to yield to lease terms or demolition, stressing spiritual over material concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera Center
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Church of St Nicholas
Fifth Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
48Th
Fifth
Sixth
Xcolumbia
Impeachment Tangled Affair in Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma City January 24. Investigation into impeachment charges against Governor Johnston expands as a mystery witness may testify. Senate committees probe conduct of the house and other state departments amid battles over charges, including illegal use of the national guard to disperse a December 1927 session. Stack testifies naming the governor’s confidential secretary. Johnston to appear before the senate impeachment court next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hen’ Johnston
Senate
H. Tom Kight
Carter County
House
Fies
Johnston
Sanate
National Guard
Stack
GO. P. Stack
State Ash and Game Commission
C. C. Hammonds
Tom Johnson
Pushimatdha
Tom
Senate Court of
Holy Communion for Greeks Held at Grace Church
The Greek Orthodox Catholic community held Holy Communion at Grace Episcopal Church at 9 o'clock this morning. Rev. James Solakas of Mason City officiated. Several Huron Greek residents attended as Father Lo assisted and organist Mercy Cowling accompanied the singing with John Georgiades helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
James Solakas
Mason City
Iowa
Huron
Nurmi Aims to Break Indoor Two Mile Record
Paavo Nurmi unveils a winter schedule in New York aiming to break the indoor two mile mark of eight minutes 58.15 seconds set four years ago. He will race at two miles first, with early meets including the William C. Prant memorial in Boston and St. Joseph's club meet in Newark. Additional events listed include Milrose, A A Games, New York F C meet, national A A championship, and New York K and meet through February to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geo
Paavo Nurmi
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Guten
Nurmi
William C. Prant
New York F. C
Keyes Admits Taking Gifts in Bribery Case in Los Angeles
Asa Keyes, former district attorney, testified he accepted gifts including a $1159 radio set a luxury limousine and an automobile from Ben Getzoff while facing bribery and conspiracy charges. He said the gifts were to cover social calls and that Getzoff acted as a fixer in the Julian Petroleum fraud case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angels
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Getzof
Shay
Longue
Getzoff
William Simpson
Ben
Simpson
Hamet Getzof
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Woolwine
Gotzof
Mrs Sauer Injured in Fall at Local Dance
Mrs D A Sauer 457 Dakota Eyes south is resting comfortably in Sprague hospital after a fall at a U C T dancing party in the K P hall. She fractured her left hip tumbling down back stairs about 10 PM while helping prepare refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sauer
Dakota Eyes South
Sprague Hospital
Woman’s fall causes injury to finger tip at stairway
A woman injured her fingertip in a stairway fall and was taken to hospital after an x-ray showed a fracture. The incident occurred several minutes before she could attract attention from those upstairs.
Open Drive for Higher Tariff Seeks Cattle Market Action
Colorado state senator Claude H. Rees joined calls for higher duties as cattle industry faces unrest over possible removal of the South American meat embargo due to foot and mouth disease. He warned that lifting the embargo could bring 100,000,000 cattle into competition with domestic herds. Rep. Treadway pressed on who would absorb higher costs. Rees suggested retailers could bear slightly lower profits. J. S. Montgomery of Central Cooperative Association urged more cattle and meat imports, arguing Argentina would undersell U.S. producers if the embargo ends, affecting New York markets by $6 to $8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Montgomery
Central Cooperative Association of
South St. Paul
Northwest Agricultural Foundation Plans Wheat and Dairy Policy Change
Coulter of Fargo, president of the Northwest Agricultural Foundation, said representatives will appear to back changes on wheat, butter, barley, rye, corn, oats, screenings, flaxseed and potatoes. The foundation’s proposals have the support of 35 of 18 members of Congress from four western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee. Coulter
Fargo
Northwest Agricultural Foundation
Minnesota
Montana
Dakotas
Republican
North Dakota
Congress
Western
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Evening ‘Heronite
NEA Ser
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Rodney Butcher
Elks Lodge
Victor
Brunswick Records
Anit
Helen Wills
Mrs. Moody
Frederick S. Moody
Sen Francisco
Moody
Miss Wills
French Riviera
Fine
D. A. Sauer
Dance
Iflien
Master Tale
Ent
Ruth el
Colleen’ Moore
Eddie Cantor
Peron
Mined Mualke
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Ilc
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Booth
D. W. Griffitits
Tom Mix
Fox
Alec
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