Final Paris talks on German relief scheme in progress
Paris July 11 ministers from France America and England devote the day to finishing a French origin plan to salvage Germany. Outlines reportedly sent to Berlin for early start when Bruening and Curtius arrive. Loans totaling 1 billion likely from Bank of France Federal Reserve and Bank of England.
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History Predicts End of Long Business Slump
Washington reports the business cycle may revive soon as depressions show similar patterns to 1819 1835 and 1919 1831. The index rose from around 86 in June to about 108 in autumn 1855, fell to below 90 then recovered, with January 1856 at 71 and the first quarter at 77 though the second quarter is incomplete.
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Washington
Conference At Huron College Declared Success
Directors and leaders of the state Presbyterian young people's conference say the gathering at Huron college is a decided success despite heat. Tonight at 8 o'clock a communion and consecration service will close the conference with a candle lighting ceremony led by Rev. P. E. Pollock. Delegates will depart tomorrow morning.
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State Presbyterian Young People's Conference
Huron College
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Huron Wins New Federal Route U S 281
Huron will gain a new federal highway designated U S 281 running north to south from Aberdeen through Redfield Huron Mitchell to Tripp in Hutchinson County The route results from chamber efforts and a South Dakota highway commission letter confirming the federal project status Local officials note prior ferry limits prevented farther south advancement and the route will replace current U S 34 alignment within the city precincts
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South Dakota
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Four Children Die In North Dakota Farm Fire
A farm fire in North Dakota claimed the lives of four children born to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lickel. Hospitals reported the children aged from seven to eleven, with other details unclear. Doctors listed the cause as fire-related with family fatalities, and local authorities began investigations.
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F. J. Lickel
Marlon
Ldebel
Rainfall Breaks Huron Heat Wave and Drops Mercury
Rainfall cools Huron heat wave as a thunder shower of 0.437 inches lowers temperatures across the region. By 11 a.m. the official reading was 84 degrees, down from 96 yesterday, with 70 as the overnight minimum. Watertown and Pierre reported 93 and 92 respectively, while others like Mitchell and Rapid City were also cooler. No immediate rain was forecast, though brief relief appeared possible in western South Dakota with a general fair outlook tonight and Saturday. The heat threat persisted for crops in Sioux Falls and surrounding areas, with temperatures easing but remaining high in many towns.
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Brookings
South Dakota
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Lee Pierch
Pierre
Mitchell
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Rapid City
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Brook
Aberdeen
Redfield
Four Are Killed In Kansas Wind Storm
Horace Kansas July 17 The wind storm killed three men and injured others when four box cars were blown from a siding into a Missouri Pacific passenger train. Victims sleeping in side tracked cars included Virgil Graber and George Miller both identified by papers and relatives. Mrs Miller confirmed Miller and Graber as harvest hands. Identification of the third victim was pending. An automobile was found at the scene and authorities noted the men had sought shelter in a cave during the storm.
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Virgil Graber
George Miller
North Platte
Web
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Fred Miller
Greber
Bomb Plot Arising From Church State Row Uncovered
A bomb was found in the garden of St. Peter's cathedral hours after a discovered device near the great altar where the pope conducts mass. The blast is tied to a broader campaign aimed at discrediting the government amid church state tensions.
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Yermi
Inquest Opens Into Motive Behind Tuhl Warts Act
Coranar 7. FP Walls of Huron was expected to be murdered here this Friday inquest. The motive for Tuhl Warts act is unclear after preliminary inquiry.
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Walls of
Huron
Nevdest
Tuhlwarts
Lawbreakers Quieted by Heat in Huron Court
Chief of Police A W Hopkins says last night’s heat and rain cooled crime in Huron. Police court circles reported one of the quietest summer nights as patrolmen saw no incidents and a routine night passed without trouble.
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Huron
A. W. Hopkins
Reed plans to appeal unfair practices to FTC
Washington July 17 Senate Reed said he would appeal to the Federal Trade Commission over unfair trade practices by Land of Lakes Creameries Inc a Minneapolis dairy cooperative He would refer complaints raised by Philadelphia wholesale houses and Senator Davis about price cutting and risky credit to the trade commission Reed also criticized government farm board loaning as paternalism urging wheat growers to join calls to abolish the board
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Union and Non-Union Mill Workers Meet in Rapid City
Union and non union pen mill workers in the Warre Larb Lamber company dispute confer with State Sheriff Bruce A. Barnes acting as intermediary. The mill has been shut down since last Friday as committees spoke but no agreement was reached.
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Bruce A. Barnes
Warre-Larb Lamber Company
Speecenti
Trial Opens In Ehnert Murder Case At Huron
Testimony begins in the Ehnert murder trial as witnesses describe a 1928 shooting near Huron, the body’s disposal in the James River, and the subsequent arrest. Jurors are seated as cross examination unfolds with defense questioning regarding witness identity and prior statements.
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Huron
James Bates
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James River
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Rutherford
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Rutherford Serayse
Kansas City
W. W. Knight
Brookings
Alve E. Taylor
Orders Revision of Livestock Rates
Washington July 11 the interstate commerce commission today ordered revision of freight rates in the west for livestock with reductions from prior levels. Single decked car rates set calves and hogs at a minimum of 14 cents per hundredweight and sheep and meat at 15 cents.
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New Mexico
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Shoes And Shopping Prompt Divorce In Chicago Tale
Mira Anna Ochs filed for divorce from Edward Ochs in Chicago after claiming jealousy and a plan to keep her from parties by restricting footwear. She described a shoe pinch that forced shopping trips and social outings as part of her life.
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Anna Ochs
Edward Ochs
May Reopen Loans For Grasshopper Infestation
Washington reports an investigation promised by the Agriculture Department to see if drought loans should reopen in South Dakota. A survey by A F E Anderson of South Dakota State College will assess how many farmers need funds for livestock feed as grasshoppers devastate crops. Hoffman, director of the seed loan office, said drought loans lack authority for pest control. Loans were recently reopened in drought areas of North Dakota and Montana.
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George L. Hoffman
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Wiliam Williamson
South Dakota
Republican
South Central
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L. G
Uct
North Dakota
Montana
Grasshoppers Do Damage In Hyde County South Dakota
In Hyde county near Holabird, grasshoppers are devouring corn fields. F E Johnson of Cavour reports 25 rows of corn in a 40 acre field damaged, with stalks eaten to the roots in places and others nipped above. The pests are widespread in the Big Bend area south of Hyde, threatening a barren crop if not controlled.
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F. E. Johnson
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Big Bend District
Escape Pair Supposedly Found Entering Jones Relayed by Friends
A garbled report claims the two fugitives eluded searchers by slipping into Jones and receiving aid from allies in Missouri. The tale lacks clear names or dates but describes an ongoing pursuit and alleged local backing.
Court Holds Levy Law Not Referable to Voters
PIERRE July 17 The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled the new motor vehicle license law not referable to voters. The unanimous decision upheld the attorney general and allowed continued enforcement despite petitions for a referendum. The court found no replacement clause and assumed legislative necessity for highway funding.
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R A. Bielsid
A. B. Fairbank
Sioux Falls
Motor Carriers Association
Oll Lawn
Waa
Oldham Farmer Takes Own Life in Tragic Incident
A farmer from Oldham reportedly took his own life, with authorities stating no clear motive and investigations continuing. Neighbors recalled his quiet demeanor as the community processes the loss and seeks answers.
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