Move To Enforce Truck Levy Law In South Dakota
Pierre July 1 In line with the state supreme court ruling the South Dakota motor vehicle department moved to enforce the new license law raising fees on heavier trucks Four extra license plate types will be produced for commercial trucks within city limits highway maintenance logging and saw mill uses and sexual buses The law also requires out of state trucks using South Dakota roads to pay state license fees Enforcement will be enforced hereafter says Ed Goff state motor vehicle director Supporters doubt the South Dakota Motor Carriers Association can halt enforcement by challenging the law O H Shade secretary of the truckers association floated the possibility of such action at Mitchell.
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State Supreme Court
South Dakota Motor Vehicle Department
South Dakota
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South Dakota Motor Carriers Association
O. H. Shade
Truckers Association
Mitchell
Jefferson Children Lead Easter May Day Pageant
Elementary groups from Jefferson, McKinley, Wilson and Washington will present a pageant via sections on summer, autumn, school sports and winter. Town spectators will enjoy costumed children, dances, and a lantern parade led by Waneta Murphy, with music by the Huron Municipal Band and a handicraft display in shop windows. If rain delays, the show moves to Friday night.
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Jefferson
Wilson Group
Jeanette Kuehn
Wilson
Washington
Waneta Murphy
Washington Group
Huron Municipal Band
Liem
Huron
Winter Park
European eyes turn to Paris parley on loans and control
Delegates from Britain and other powers look to a four party meeting after Franco German talks. A London conference may be requested. French proposals reportedly back a $500 million loan to the Reichsbank with German customs receipts and an international control committee, similar to the Dawes plan.
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Great Britain
London
Dawes
Reichsbank
United States
France
England
Italy
Belgium
German plans Paris talks amid press strike and bank rules
Reports describe German Chancellor Bruening starting talks with Laval in Paris to foster Franco German collaboration while Hindenburg expands emergency press controls and bank holiday measures. The piece also recounts a lengthy courtroom testimony about a 1928 murder near Huron, detailing witness claims, Ehnert’s alleged role, and related incidents.
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Paris
von Hindenburg
Selec
Gottfried Treviranus
Germany
Germania
Bruening
Mys
State rests in Ehnert trial with Otto C Ryan identified
Trial progress shows Otto C. Ryan of Sioux City registered at a rooming house July 27 1928 and stayed about a week. Witnesses describe him by odd appearance with long sideburns and painting work at the Hurst’s Corner Lunch room. Testimony notes Ryan nicknamed Sideburns and places him in summer 1928 conversations with Ehnert as peers discuss last sightings before September.
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Eltzerath
Butts
Ryan
Ehnert
Wetalls
North Huron
Leland Rutherford
Kansas City
Rutherford
James Bates
C. R. Andrew
Demmey
Ehnert Heery Barn
Otto C. Ryan
Sioux City
W. V. Bitzerof
Tryan
Eltzeroth
Hurst's Corner
EBL
Huron
Ma Kennedy Free of Marriage Ties in Bigamy Case
The article reports Ma Kennedy splitting from her June marriage to Rev. G Edward Hudson of Longview Washington after a divorce filing by L Margaret Newton Hudson alleging bigamy. Hudson defends the union, while Newton Hudson seeks alimony and legal fees and vows to testify if a bigamy trial proceeds.
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EcAible McPherson
Cecil C. Ballin
Newton
Hudson
Kennedy
Parmalee Slaying Case Nearing Jury
Deadwood July 18. Herbert Bonser and Stanley Hatton of Lead face a federal court jury over the slaying of B. Dowling a Petridice merchant on the Rosebud Indian Reservation. Witnesses described the fatal holdup details and guns found at Bonser’s home.
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Deadwood
Herbert Bonser
Stanley Hatton
Lead
B. Dowling
Petridice
Rosebudt
Dowling
Paul Davis
Davis
Bonser and
Hatton
Bonner
Parma‘lee
Credits Board Plans Retrenchment in Rural SD
Pierre July 18. South Dakota rural credits board adopts retrenchment policy with a 20 percent salary cut for rural credits employees this month. Director Walter Willy cites economy while residency and harvest season constraints prompt cautious staffing and possible redistricting to boost efficiency.
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Pierre
South Dakota Rural Credits Board
Walter Willy
Willy
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