Chamber Endorses Bill For Work On Missouri Channel
The South Dakota Chamber of Commerce backed federal action to open the Missouri River for navigation. A resolution endorsing a bond issue of 50,000,005 was adopted at the annual meeting. A. C. Hunt of Rapid City was elected president, first west-of-Missouri-river leader of the chamber. E. H. Sexaver was re elected vice president with Lusk and Heaton reappointed as officers.
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South Dakota
Belle Fourche
H. F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
Hunt
Missouri River
Chamber
Sexaver
E. H. Sexaver
Brookings
W. C. Lusk
E. H. Heaton
Yankton
John Stuelpnege
Ankton
J. P. Adams
Robert Burns
Mitchell
A. J. Lockhart
Clear Lake
Charles Bark
Huron
E. R. Judy
Aberdeen
Julius Skaug
Mobridge
J. Smith
H. C. Davis
Winder
J. R. Cash
Honesteel
EH. Haney
Rapid City
Frank D. Kriebs
Kriebs
Roy L. Exnry
State Chamber
Sas
Phil S. Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Pertipal
Dies of double pneumonia at Huron hospital
A Platts farm loan agent died today at a Huron hospital after a week ill with double pneumonia. Born in Vermont June 21 1968 he moved from Water town to Huron nine years ago and had lived at 464 Colorado Ave SW. Survived by his daughter Mrs. Carlisle and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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E. A. Platts
A. Platts
Huron
Vermont
Mr. Platts
Iowa
South Dakota
Watertown
The
Elks Lodge
Colorado Avenue
Fred W. Carlisle
Columbus
Platt
Mira. Platts
Carlisle
Weather Outlook With Unclear Local Forecast For Huron
Mostly cloudy conditions are expected with a chance of snow Thursday. Warmer tonight in central and east portions, cooler Thursday with very cold conditions in the extreme west. Uncertain late tonight and Thursday. evening delivery service advised for updates.
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Huron
South Dakota
Returning Husband Is Put To Rout By His Receptive Wife
Chicago January 21 A distraught wife confronted her estranged husband Andrew Lebeduck who returned home last night to threats of arrest for non support He ran toward the street pursued by a woman firing a pistol Each shot prompted him to cry out I am shot He collapsed on the sidewalk and begged for a hospital no wounds were found The wife Mrs Parashe Lebchuck said a warrant was out for him and that she loaded the pistol with blanks saying he might have died without it In the end police found the tale puzzling and no hospital visit occurred
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Chicago
Andrew Lebeduck
Sten
Parashe Lebchuck
Daddy
Ask For Bids For Gravel Well Here
Aarons city commissioners invite sealed bids for digging a tubular gravel well with pump and control system. Bidder must guarantee 509 gallons per minute for a year. City funds a minimum 500 gpm must be produced for 12 months and meet South Dakota health standards. Bids due March 14.
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Aarons
Peter Ohns
Huron
Commissionars
Calla
South Dakota Board [of Health
Neuharth to Begin Four Day Jail Term Tomorrow
Neuharth pled guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and was ordered to report to Beadle county jail to serve a four day term. He received a $250 fine and plans to move his family to the poor farm. The sentence was imposed by Circuit Judge Alva Taylor after a farm arrest near Huron where a still and quantities of liquor were seized.
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Neuharth
Beadle County
Alva
Taylor
Alo
Huron
Dr. Kelly Is Reelected Minnesota Auto Head
Dr. B W Kelly of Aitken was reelected president of the Minnesota State Automobile Association at the annual meeting Tuesday. Officers Georgy L Walker of Moorhead F W Johnson of Breckenridge and Art Nachreiper of Rochester were named vice presidents with Hugh M Craig as secretary treasurer. PASS APPROPRIATION WASHINGTON Jan 21 The house approved a 1750000000 agricultural appropriation bill.
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Minnesota Auto
Minneapolis
B .W. Kelly
Aitken
Minnesota State Automotiusssociation
Tussay
Wen Georgy L. Walker
Moorhead
F. W. Johnson
Breckenridge
Art Nachreiper
Rochester
Hugh M. Craig
Indictments Heard In Hawaiian Murder Case
In Honolulu a grand jury returned second degree murder indictments against Granville Fortescue and three naval men for the slaying of Joseph Kahahawai, a suspected sigmuster of Mrs. Fortescue's daughter. Defense seeks quashing amid claims of jury coercion, while Massie and others await bond. The case follows tense relations amid Jap-China talks in Shanghai.
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Honolulu
Granville Fortescue
Joseph Kahahawai
Sigmuster
Montgomery Winn
Combat Snow on Coast Highways
In January a heavy Pacific coast snowstorm tests highway crews in Washington Oregon and California. Rotary plows clear 5000 miles of routes on the Victory highway over Donner Summit at 7135 feet, creating snow tunnels through 15 to 25 foot drifts to keep US 40 open. Operation costs run about 500 dollars per rotary. past storms closed roads until spring thaw.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Caliornia
Supreme Coort
Nouthern California
Sierras
Donner Summit
Reno
Nevada
Sacramento
California Highway Department
Al Smith's Status Still Is Undecided
Albany report states Alfred Smith's stance remains unsettled as Franklin D Roosevelt's candidacy looms. Governor Roosevelt may visit Albany, while Smith's New York office gives no immediate decision on leading the capital’s efforts.
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al Smith
Albany
Alfred Smith
Franklin BD
Rooervelt
Mr. Bealth
Maceavelt
Safety Pays Cash In Homestake Mine
Lead, D. 5. Jem, 27 employs of the Homestake Mining Company received more than 5000 in annual “no accident” bonuses. Fourteen workers with five years without an accident earned 20 dollars each while 475 workers with 1831 days without accident received 10 dollar bonuses as part of the safety program.
Hoover Signs $500 Million Reconstruction Measure
In Washington Jan 8 the Senate passed key items in President Hoover s domestic economy program. The banking committee examined nominees to the reconstruction corporation s board while Senator La Follette urged action on his unemployment relief bill. Democratic leaders aimed to push the jobless measure to next Monday. The administration backs aid to depositing creditors through a sound assets corporation. Hoover then signed a 500 990 000 appropriation to fund the emergency reconstruction finance corporation.
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Sentere
Hoover
Banking Committee
Reconstruction Corporation
LeFollette
R. Wis
Treasury
Glass
Home Loan Discount Bank
Emergency Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mounties in Pursuit Of Alleged Murderer
Edmonton report says Royal Canadian Mounted Police pursue Albert John Johnson in Rat River area for wounding Constable A W King. A search team reached his dugout after a siege. Johnson, described as a hermit, fled into the Arctic northwest leaving authorities to continue the capture effort.
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Edmonton
Alta
Arctic Northwest
Albert Johnpe
Asek Kira
al Chaare
Axtavik
Arctic Dreck
Johnson
Rat River
Ware
Periyar
Jone Trepper
Bulteta
Johnsor
A.W. King
Arrest Sioux Falls Man In Check Case
Watertown authorities arrested G. E. Blair of Sioux Falls on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after he cashed a check for 400 dollars. Police took him into custody at the Watertown station following the alleged incident. C. J. Fait, 77, of Winona, was arrested with him.
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Sioux Falls
Moux City
Watertown
G. E. Blir
Blair
C. J. Fait
Wiinola
Oil Dealers Gather For State Meeting
About 100 dealers attended a state oil men convention in Sioux Falls with officers to be elected and future sessions planned. The event featured remarks from regional leaders and a program update, with activities continuing into the afternoon.
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Sioux Falls
Wijomm
South Dakota Livestock Aid Plea Rejected By Secretary Hyde
South Dakota officials report severe livestock feeding shortages as Secretary Hyde refuses further federal funds. Beadle county farmers fear rising feed costs and starvation without aid while Troth warns 50 percent losses if weather stays harsh. Mitchell meeting with Red Cross seeks relief plans and a pheasant feeding discussion follows.
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Hyde
L. G. Troth
South Dakota
Ray A. Cave
Beadle County
George M. Townsend
Chaiman
County Feed Loan Committee
Townsend
Troth
Grand Forks
N. C
Federal Feed Loom Organization
Townsend O Cave
Snew
South Dekotan
Green
Mitchell
Albert Evans
Red Cros
Dean C. Lotsen
College
Convict Fifteen In' Liquor Conspiracy Trial In Chicago
Fifteen of the remaining 19 defendants in the Midwest liquor conspiracy trial were convicted by a federal jury in Chicago. The government portrayed a vast five year conspiracy across six states linking to several distilleries near Fulton Joliet Aurora and Chicago. The jury deliberated from 6 p.m. yesterday to 10 p.m. today after long hours of sleep and found most defendants guilty while August Mamtrath Anthony Carsello Joe Christafaso and Vincent Bapagne were among those acquitted.
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Chicago
Robert W. Besse
Whiteside
Nor
Fulton
Joliet
Au‘Tore
Chicas
August Mamtrath
Anthony Carsello
Joe Christafaso
Vincent Bapagne
Baltimore
Petroleum Tax Plan Faces Delay and Debate
Washington January 21 The House Ways and Means Committee put off a decision on a revenue bill to mid February amid proposals for taxing all foreign petroleum imports. The plan drew support from western interests seeking relief for domestic oil and opposition from oil groups favoring a differential tax rather than a general levy. Secretary Wilbur warned against budget cuts while agriculture also faced reductions as lawmakers eye administration economy. Hang Eyes a former official of the National Merchants Association travels to Aberdeen to speak.
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Ways and. Means Committee
House
Lavaeen
Independent Oil Producers’ Association
Wilbur
Hoover
Interior Department
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
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Red Cross
Fred A. Winfrey
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