Endless Cold Grips Huron and South Dakota
Bitter cold continues across Huron and neighboring counties with the government thermometer plunging to 27 below zero in Huron and records set or tied in Sioux Falls Pierre Mitchell and Rapid City. Livestock suffer as hundreds of pheasants freeze, roads blocked, buses late, and rural mail routes shortened as plows work to reopen Main highways.
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Pierre
Aberdeen
A. B. Blake
Sto
Sioux Falls
Jan. W
South Dakota
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Brookings
Yankton
Rapid City
Pierce
Chris Schneider
Tri-State Fair
Veldest
Mercury
Nittchell
Emery
Chamberlain
Tocay
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DE Smet
Jan
Areva
Mercr
Kingsbury County Pleads For Help During Cattle Crisis
Kingsbury County leaders appeal for aid as 200 farmers in western and central areas warn that about 5 000 cattle may starve without relief. H J Eggen and Mrs F S Brewer urge Governor Green, lawmakers, and Red Cross HQ to act, amid harsh snow and cold. Authorities report farmers fear liability for dying cattle, though the county has not been placed on relief lists.
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Jan. W
Kingsbury County
H.J. Eggen
Red Cross
F. S. Brewer
Governor Green
South Dakota
National Red Cross
Frendie Foster
Bulow and
Norbeck
Royal C. Johnson
W. H. T. Foster
Sioux Falls
Hoover
South Despota Relief Committee
William J. Baxter, Jr
John Barton Payne
St. Louis
Baxter
Plex
Foster
William F. Schwartz
Kingsbury
Smong
Weather Huron News Brief Partly cloudy and cold weekend
Weather report for Huron calls for partly to mostly cloudy skies and continued cold tonight and Sunday. South Dakota forecast shows generally east tonight and Sunday, with potential sun in the western portion, and persistent cold.
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Huron
South Dakota
West
State May Waive Liens So Farmers May Obtain Loans
Pierre South Dakota Rural Credits board may lift its lien on crops on state farms to allow tenants to secure federal seed loans. Attorney General’s office interpretation suggests the state, like a business, is liable in business ventures, so the board may act to waive liens.
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Supreme Court
Upheld Conviction Of Yankton Youths
The South Dakota supreme court upheld the nine month sentences of Dewey and William Pond for stealing 22 chickens from Yankton County. The court also affirmed F A Floe’s adultery conviction and reversed and remanded Kenstler and Kenstler’s grand larceny conviction for sheep theft. It reversed B A Butler’s Arlington municipal court conviction with instructions to sustain the justice.
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Pierre
Jan
South Dakota
Butte County
Kingsbury County
B. A. Butler
Municipal Court of
Arlington
Supreme Court
Diet approves liquor bill after referendum vote
The Diet today passed on third reading the new liquor control bill from the government following the prohibition referendum. The final tally was 19 to 45 in Helsingfors.
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Helsingfors
Finkind
Jani
South Dakota feed crisis appeals to Hyde for action
Pierre reports an urgent telegraph to Secretary Hyde from state agriculture chief Troth urging federal action on livestock feed shortages. Severe snow and cold threaten southeastern and central regions with dying stock and weakened work animals. requests include reopening federal feed loans and moving the administrative office to South Dakota.
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Hyde
South Dakota
Fiyde
Ne Funde
Bouth Dekota Congrmional Deingstico
Boulfi Dakota
Accused Slayers to Be Released on Bond in Kahahawai Case
In Honolulu on January 3, civil officials said Mrs. Granville Fortescue Lieut. Thomas H Manele B J Lord and A O Jones would be released on bond for second degree murder of a Hawaiian youth linked to an assault on Fortescue's daughter Massie The Navy agreed to cooperate with reporting daily to a probation officer Bonds set at 5000 for Mrs Fortescue and 2000 for each Navy defendant Judge Cristy warned of 50000 bonds if Navy cooperation failed Secretary Adams approved Navy cooperation in Washington
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Navy
Joseph Kahahawoal
Granville Fortescue
Thomas H. Manele
B. J. Lord
A. O. Jones
A. B. Cristy
Washington
Cristy
Deadwood Boy To Enter Annapolis
Lawrence Bernard an 18 year old Deadwood native and son of Mr and Mrs George Bernard has earned an appointment through Senator William J Bulow to the US Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. He left for the east to begin a two month preparatory course after graduating Deadwood High School last June. Bernard is nephew of Lieut J B Manseau an instructor at the naval academy.
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Wiliam J. Bulow
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
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Deadwood High School
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BE. Manseau
Naval Academy
Shanghai war rumor sparks violent anti Japanese riot
In Shanghai on January 30 1 seetling the city faced grave disorder as reports from Nanking claimed the national government would declare war on Japan. Japanese Marines in plain clothes and civilians roamed the international settlement burning, beating and killing Chinese refugees while seeking alleged snipers. Police and authorities appeared absent as mobs attacked homes shops and even St Luke’s hospital. Continued on page 37.
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Nanking
Japan
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Uieter
Ons
St. Luke's Hospital
American Episcopal Mission
Edwin &, Cunningham
Great Britain
Stimson
Debuchi
Two Powers Join In Serving Notice On Japanese
The United States and Great Britain protested Japan's Shanghai seizure as naval forces prepare to protect American lives in China. Admiral Pratt said the Asiatic fleet would evacuate nationals if needed while ships head to Hawaii and destroyers move to Manila and Shanghai. Concurrently, Chinese defense moves intensified as Chiang Kai-shek urged nationwide preparations to defend China and resist the invaders.
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Ate
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Marine
Teoois
Nanking
Chiang “Kai-Shek
Shanghai-at
Taeantime
Chapei
Rapid City Man Held In Plot To Abduct Swander
Rapid City man George O'Brien and aliss Kelly faced charges for plotting to kidnap Edward H Swander head of Swander Baking Company and hold him for 10000 ransom. O'Brien waived preliminary hearing on bonds but could not post 5000. The plan, revealed by Rapid City youth Randolph Hayward, involved hiding in the back seat and forcing a car ride to aid the kidnapping attempt.
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E. H. Swander
Rapd City
Jan
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Aliss Kelly
Edward H Swander
Swandec Baking Company
Seedits
Deadwood
Swander
Randolph' Hayward
Rapid’City
O'Brien
Hayward
Snender
Aves
Borah Warns Boycott Against Japan Could Lead To War
Senator Borah of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warned that calls for an economic boycott of Japan could be the first step toward war. He said such boycotts are threats and employ force, and urged people not to press for a boycott amid the Shanghai crisis.
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Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Shanghai
Japan Threatens To Quit League In Sino-Japanese Row
Tokyo reports indicate Japan may withdraw from the League of Nations amid investigations into the Manchurian dispute. A seiyukai spokesman ties retirement to a preceding party resolution, while Japan weighs dissolving the League commission and pushing for Article XV limits. American evacuations ordered as Nanking battles claim 1,000 casualties.
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League of Nations
Japan
League
League Council
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Choir Practice Night at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian choir will practice tonight at ten o clock at the church. All members are asked to attend.
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