Hurley Elected G P Campaign Head by Nominees
Beadle county Republicans selected H L Hurley as campaign manager and Minnie L McCord as campaign treasurer after seven term candidates met to back a unified effort. The meeting followed a dispute over county chairman between H M Whitman and G A Thompson, with attendance by eleven candidates and several absentees signaling support for a coordinated fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Republican Party
H. L. Hurley
H. M. Whitman
G. A. Thompson
Atho
McHuriey
Therapson
Thompson
Whitman
Frank Dwyer
William Welter
J. R. Wiren
John Evans
J. B. McAllister
Minnie L. McCord
John O'Keefe
Ton DeHaven
H. W. Markey
J. L. Reiss
Thad Oviatt
A. J. Larson
Cleata Thorpe
W. E. Nielson
Charles Wilson
Ray Hedland
Provisional County Budget Released by Commissioners
Beadle county’s provisional 1935 budget totals 270,112 with 208,008.48 expected from the tax levy. Auditor A. W. Fuller notes improved tax receipts this year due to homeowners refinancing with the Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Federal Land Bank, which cleared delinquents and boosted surplus funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
A. Wi. Fuller
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Land Bank
South Dakota General Fund Overdraft Declines Yearly
In Pierre on July 16, State Treasurer Frank Siewert reported the general fund overdraft for the fiscal year ending June 30 fell by $187,578.04 from a start of $339,051.56 to $352,053.52 at year end, with the end balance of all treasury funds totaling $8,040,420.51, up from $5,762,285.72 on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Treasury
Sally Rand Battles Balloon Gaffe at World’s Fair
Chicago reports Sally Rand faced repeated balloon mishaps while performing behind a transparent prop. She recalls a near abandonment as a gust whisked it away, then an explosion ended the act, prompting a quick retreat amid alleged mischief and renewed stagecraft efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sally Rand
Dante
Saly
Sally
Beadle County Farmers Seek Emergency Drought Loans
Beadle County farmers and stockmen filed over 300 applications for new emergency drought relief loans to fund a month of livestock feed. Officials say the average loan is about 40, with initial loans maturing November 2, 1835, and repaid with 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
M. F. DeVinney
DeVinney
Tony
Sam Jacobson
Postponed Goodwill Flight to Russia From U S
The proposed Goodwill Flight to Russia from the United States in an unnamed sesquiplane was indefinitely postponed yesterday. The delay was due to roughness on Lake Michigan. Ethylene gas is being tested to remove husks from walnuts when removal proves difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
United States
Lake Michigan
Nazi Jew dispute costs janitor $300 in Chicago
A Chicago case recounts janitor Robert Kuiken acting as a go-between in a woolen sale. Two strangers arranged a deal at his apartment, but a dispute over Jewish and Nazi labels derailed the transaction. Kuiken bought the woolens for 300 dollars for the buyer, who then vanished with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Kuiken
Kuiken
D. C. Hites Dies After Long Illness At 75
D. C. Hites, 75, died Monday at a Huron hospital after a long illness. Born in Akron Ohio on August 24 1958 he moved to South Dakota around 1982 and spent years in Beatle county and along the James River. He is survived by two half brothers Ed Kendall Akron and A Kendall Phoenix. Funeral arrangements had not been made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Hites
Huron Hospital
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Hites
South Dakota
Beatle County
James River
Ed Kendall
A. Kendall
Phoenix
Ariz
President Roosevelt Heads Toward Clipperton Island Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt rested aboard the U S 5 Houston as it steered toward Hawaii and a noted fishing area near Clipperton Island. The cruiser, under Roosevelt orders, planned to anchor off the island Tuesday with Franklin and John accompanying him. A deck service was held for the president and his party yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rites Held For Koschel Baby Twin Infant Dies
Funeral services for Dougas Koschel infant son of Ed Koschel near Virgil were held in Wessington Springs with Rev. W Helwig officiating. Burial followed in Wessington Springs cemetery. The baby, a twin, was born April 12, 1934 and the mother, Mrs. Koschel, died April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koschel
Dougas Kosshel
Ed Koschel
Virgil
Mitchell Hospital
Wessington Springs
Dollfuss Challenge To Nazis Met With Riots And Murder
In Vienna a violent week end answered Chancellor Dollfuss with four deaths and widespread bomb damage as Nazis opposed his regime. Socialists reemerged, clashes erupted near Kaltenbergaben, and a Nazi was killed. Explosives disabled mail, telephones, and power. Vienna illuminated streets dimmed during attacks while Dollfuss vacationed in Italy awaiting a planned meeting with Mussolini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollfuss
Vienna
Leoren
Graz
Styria
Federal Post Office
Italy
Premier Mussot
National Power Policy Committee Outlined by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt named a national power policy committee headed by Secretary Ickes to craft a plan for closer public and private cooperation in electricity. The aim is a unified national policy that makes power cheaper and more accessible to industry farms and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Pacific
Perkins Silent On Strike In San Francisco
Secretary Perkins declined to comment on the San Francisco strike while staying in touch with developments by long distance phone. Acting War Secretary Woodring said no request had been received from Governor Merriam to send federal troops and no plans to order troops. White House officials also said there had been no request for federal assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
San Francisco
Labor Department
War Woodring
War Department
Merriam
Califoria
Department
White House
Minneapolis Faces Looming Truckers Walkout At Midnight
Peacemakers rush to avert a citywide truck drivers strike in Minneapolis as the midnight walkout nears. Federal conciliator Dunningan engages employers and drivers after Sunday talks. union leaders claim a revolt within ranks and prepare for a 4000 plus workforce strike. Secret-ballot vote planned tonight as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Goy
Floyd B. Olson
Dunningan
Gov. Olson
Youth Drowns In Creek On Farm Near Watertown
Watertown area youth Mark Wagner aged 33 drowned Saturday afternoon in Stray Horse creek on his father's farm five miles east and two and a half miles south of Watertown. The drowning followed a decision to swim after disrobing near the bank while his cousin Jack McMillan, seven, watched nearby. A doctor later attributed cramps as the likely cause. Wagner had competed in the American Legion Golden Glove tournament two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mark Wagner
Mike Wagner
Jack McMillan
Wagner
American Legion
The News Behind the News By Paul Mallon
Washington July 16 Wall Street insiders report only about five percent of marketeers have spent in sixty days with trading volume near low tides of 1924 and 1913. The new securities commission’s slow pace fuels market doldrums while public buying remains scarce. Corn hog checks rise as census and AAA dispute farm aid figures, with pump primers accelerating to recoup lost time and aid flows reaching near half a million more by week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wall Street
New Securities, Commission
Sue Toembers
Darrow Criticizes NRA Over Strikes in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on July 16 Clarence Darrow, renowned attorney and ex NRA review board chairman, condemned the strike situation nationwide as proof of insufficient effort to improve industrial relations and widen working class opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Clarence Darrow
NRA Review Board
NRA
Darrow
Inside Turns Rule Takes Effect In City
City ordinances enforce inside left turn at intersections in the business district and a 15 minute parking limit on Fourth street north of the post office. Chief C S Nelson praised motorists for compliance as new lines and parking zones on Dakota avenue and Third street prepare to be painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
C. S. Nelson
Dakota Avenue
Second
Fifth Streets
Third Street
Kansas
Illinois
Plan To Investigate Walter Hagen Mishap
ST PAUL MINN July 16 A formal investigation was planned by the coroner s office into the death of Lawrence Johnson 6 year old son of a St Paul druggist who was killed Saturday by an automobile driven by Walter Hagen Detroit polo star The boy ran into the street as Hagen started his automobile at an intersection Hagen was questioned but not held Here to compete in a tournament the golf star finished the final 36 holes yesterday with a 72 hole total of 288 good for eighth place and 200 in the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hagen
ST. Paul
Minn
Lawrence ‘Johnson
Detroit
Polf
Hagen
Farley at Elks Convention Denies Political Focus
Kansas City July 16 James A Farley postmaster general greeted Elks at the national convention with a cheerful hello and denied any political aim. A dinner in his honor featured Farley praising the Elks as an inspirational organization while avoiding politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Elks
Kansas City
James A. Farley
Brother Elks
The
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity and South Dakota
For Huron and Vicinity: Cloudy to night and Tuesday with no decisive temperature change. For South Dakota: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with slightly warmer conditions in the western portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
West
San Francisco Striking Unionists Bring Metro Shutdown
San Francisco and the Bay Area faced a general strike effective at dawn, halting streetcar service and crippling industry. National Guard units mobilized, crowds looted a grocery, and unrest spread to Hayward. Mayor Rossi appealed for further guards, while civilians scrambled for essentials as restaurants closed and fuel and power tightened.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hurley
Whitman + Thompson
Kaltenbeurgeben
Republican Guard
Midland
John H. Radley
Paul Mallon
Paul Malice
Feol
Census Bureau
AAAC
AAA
Nelson
Indusetry
National Guard
10Th Infantry
Los Angeles
Salinas
Guard
Trans-Bay
23Rd
Mission Streets
Hayward
Angelo Rossi
Frank Merriam
Hall of Justice
William J. Quinn
Mme
Mace
Alus Warnin
Quinn
Portland
Ore
East Bay
Carmen Husky
Sevice
Eloetic
Acoute Videral
State, Duy
Union Otic
San Franciscans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!