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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1935

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State Auditor Seeks Nomination In 1936 South Dakota Primary

Pierre July 17 State Auditor George ONeill announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for first district congressman in the 1936 primary. He attacked Hildebrandt Morbeck and Werner, praised Sen Bulow, and pushed a platform including old age pensions and federal loans. Thunderstorms and cooler air were forecast for Huron as crops face heat and drought.

Pierre George O'Neill South Dakota Fred Hildebrandt Wa Bow O'Neill Hildebrandt Peter Morbeck T. B. Werner Bulow O'Neill W. J. Burow Congress United States Wallace

Pioneer Woman at Lake Preston Dies

Mrs. Soren Larson, 76, an early county pioneer, died of cancer at her Lake Preston home after two years of ill health. Funeral services will be Thursday with Rev. Eid officiating. burial at Lake Preston Cemetery. Larson came to the county with her husband in the early eighties and the family farmed east of Maron. They celebrated a wedding anniversary last November. Four children survive John Larson of N4Uer, Mrs. L. Lewison, Louise, and Tayler Larson of Lake Preston.

Lake Preston Soren Larson EC. Eid Maron Catnce Larson John Larson N4uer

Labor Convention Set For August 2 In Sioux Falls

The South Dakota Federation of Labor will hold its annual convention August 2 3 and 4 in Sioux Falls with 50 to 60 delegates and fraternal delegates from the Farmers Union expected Speakers include E W Mounce Vermillion Mo assistant regional director of the Workers Educational Bureau C O Gottschalle Vermillion state supervisor of vocational education T T Cunningham vice president of the Minnesota Federation of Labor Emil Loriks president of the South Dakota Farmers Union A J Manag Huron ex president of Booth Dakota Federation and Theodore Beise Mitchell secretary Realelle Rea is also mentioned as invited to speak.

Sioux Falls South Dakota Federation of Labor EW. Mounce Moorseville Workers Educational Bureau Gottschalle Vermillion T.T. Cunningham Minnesota Federation of Bor Emil Loriks The Dakota’ Formers Union A. J. Manag Huron Booth Dakota Federation Theodore Beise Mitchel Real Elle Rea

Weather report for Huron and vicinity

Partly cloudy conditions expected for Huron and vicinity with possible thundershowers. Afternoon tonight will be cooler with a south Dakota area forecast calling for partly cloudy to tonight and Thursday, with local thundershowers likely in the east portion.

Huron South Dakota East

Talk Of Bloodshed In Louisiana Sparks Local Tension

In New Orleans on July 11, Square Deal association leaders warned bloodshed may follow Huey P. Long’s bid to control city government. State head Onyis Haas predicted inevitable trouble within 30 days as supporters offered physical backing to Long’s opponents.

Louisiana New Orleans Huey P. Long Square Deal Association Regio GF Long Baton Rouge Onyis Haas Szom T. An Sem Ties Walmsley

Court voids AAA processing tax on hogs ruling

Philadelphia July 11 Judge William H Kirkpatrick ruled the agricultural adjustment act unconstitutional parts delegating processing tax powers to the secretary of agriculture. Vogt Inc of Philadelphia challenged the tax seeking injunction. Vogt firm owes 078,121 in unpaid processing taxes. Ten other meat packing firms filed similar suits.

Philade!phia William H. Kirkpatrick U.S Secretary of Agriculture F G. Vogt Xony, Inc Philadelphia Vogt

Federal Debt Reaches New Peak in Latest Treasury Report

The federal debt topped 28 billion dollars, with the current total at about 29.18 billion after a 500 million treasury notes offering. The rise is the first major increase since December, aided by steady receipts and cash resources. Debt stands roughly two billion higher than a year ago.

Washington Treasury Asv

Communist movement raids prompt police actions in Tokyo and states

Police raid details from Tokyo dated July 17 describe alleged communist activity aiming to revive the movement. The report notes women involvement and arrests, but names are not provided. The article references American statements and mentions Japanese communities in connection with the July 2 to July 17 period.

Tokyo Wedni Polley The Communist Party Illamunist Party

Constitutional Issue Roils 1936 Campaign Debate

Washington reports renewed focus on constitutional questions as the 1936 campaign looms. A Boston federal circuit court ruled processing and floor taxes of the AAA unconstitutional, prompting a swift government appeal while collection proceeds. Officials say the decision may influence the New Deal beyond the case at Hoosac Mills.

Washington AAA Supreme Court Iby Roosevelt Circuit Court of Appeals Boston New Deal Federal Circuit Hoosac Mills NRA Roose‘velt

Gordon Burns Detective Named Head Of State's Secret Service

Pierre July 17 Heads of four divisions in South Dakota's new state department of justice were named to be ready by August 1 Superintendent Mintener announced deputy superintendents who will head divisions Walter S. Gordon Minneapolis investigation and secret service George McCoy Sioux Falls identification statistics and communication Milo Barber Sioux Falls motor patrol and Ronayne Ipswich inspections and administration of regulatory law The department superintendent can appoint with the governing commission consisting of Governor Berry Attorney General Conway and Warden Reiley Personnel and equipment are to be ready by August 1 Gordon head of the investigation division is a noted veteran in state law enforcement with a Burns Detective Agency background He has represented the American Bankers Association in the region and previously headed the South Dakota Bankers Association office at Mitchell He served in World War II intelligence and has handled bank robbery cases in the state page two continues.

B.D- Mintener Walter S. Gordon Minneapolis Investigation Secret Service George McCoy Sioux Falls Milo Barber Siow Falls Motor Patrol Ronayne Ipswich Tom Berry Walter Conway Eugene Reiley Hope Conway Fighteon Department of Agriculture Inspection Division Secretary of State Justice Department Gordon South Dakota Law Eiforcemant Thie State Burns Detective Agency American Bankers Association South Dakota Minnesota Towa Wisconsin Montana Mitchell South Dakota Bankers Association Burns Agency

Black Spiders Reported in Local Area

Miller July 11 Special says the poisonous black spider has appeared in the vicinity for the first time. Mrs Walter Schofield found one on her porch chair, another on the porch and several nearby eyes. A railroad worker found one on a yard switch, attracting much interest.

Mrs Waley Sentenced Twenty Years In Federal Case

Mrs Margaret Thulin Waley received a twenty year federal sentence from U S District Judge E E Cushman for involvement in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnap case. The judge denied an arrest of judgment and a new trial after government objections to late motions. No sentencing recommendations were offered.

Federal Tacoma Wash Margaret Thulin Waley George Weyerhaeuser Cape U. S E.E. Cushman Milan Mich Cushman John. F. Dore at_torneys

No Action Taken On Indian Ear Aneghiexa July Pries

A terse report notes no action taken on an Indian ear case referenced obliquely, with July dates and related pricing or value figures hinted but not elaborated. The fragment preserves key terms while avoiding sensational language, presenting a neutral update on the status.

Harvest aid plan sparks SD senators plea for change

South Dakota Senators Norbeck and Bulow pressed FCA officials in Washington for modifications to harvest allowances for farmers with federal seed loans. They argued the 12 cent per bushel harvesting credit is inadequate and would force farmers to market all wheat, hindering relief amid the harvest. Governor Berry urged rapid action and noted local labor registration to help meet field needs.

Washington Norbeck Republican South Dakota Norman P. Monaghan Farm Credit Administration South Far Mare Administration Bulow FCA Tom Berry

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