Rail Consolidation Plan Sent to Roads For Approval
The Interstate Commerce Commission proposed a four group railroad consolidation plan for the eastern system, grouping lines under Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Pennsylvania and New York Central, with Delaware and Hudson and Seaboard Air Line as independent systems. The plan would bar Pennsylvania from New England and alter ownership in several major lines, while faces mixed reactions from roads and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Delaware and Hudson
Seaboard Air Site
New England
Wabash
Maryland
Louisville
Neoshville
Chicago
Indianapols
Monon
Baltimore and
Ohio
Eastman
Vic Manamy
Brainerd
Lee
Mshaffie
Huron Teens Held After Breakin Sought Cigars
Frank Kucera Walter Waybill Robert Peck of Huron and Mike Schwartz Erouquois bound over to circuit court on burglary in the third degree. Bail set at 2000 each. they remain in county jail. Police said four men forced entry to Pax ton Gallagher warehouse Sunday to rob cigars. Kucera and Schwartz arrested by a night patrolman, Waybill and Peck later by Sheriff Helmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Deadwood
Frank Kucera
Walter Waybill
Robert Peck
Mike Schwartz
Eroquois
Cuu
C. T. Stirres
Borswee
Paxton Gallagher Company
Kucera
Schwartz
pat=golmian
Waybill
Feck
Arthur Helmer
Sundahl Named Manager of Huron Sash and Door
5 M Sundahl of Aberdeen will manage the Huron Sash and Door company which has taken over the Star Sash and Door plant. Articles of incorporation filed and charter sought. Sundahl prepares stock to supply contractors with wholesale lumber, millwork, flooring and cabinet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Sash and Door Company
Nationalist authorities vow armed resistance to Japanese invasion
The Kuomin News Agency reports that the Chinese government will pursue armed resistance while maintaining diplomacy in Jehol province. Tank Yu-Lin, governor of Jehol, and Manchurian warlord Chang Halao-Liang are ordered to mobilize strong forces against Japan, with protests filed in Tokyo and at the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Kuomin
Jehol
Tank Yu-Lin
Jihol
Chang Halao-Liang
Tokyo
League of Nations
Ponca City to Welcome Al Capone and Associates
Ponca City officials plan a rugged welcome for Al Capone and his associates if they buy the famous 191 ranch. Mayor Dan Kygar stated the town would offer an Oklahoma welcome with protection until Capone's men become acclimated, then they must look out for themselves.
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Ponca City
Okla
Dan Kygar
al Capone
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Capone Brothers
191
Kygan
Capones
Oklahoma
Grasshoppers face natural checks across Central South Dakota
Nature provides a defense against grasshoppers as fungus disease and flesh flies kill thousands in the region. Entomologist A. L. Ford reports pupae will hatch new flesh flies. cases near Wolsey and Cavour show hoppers dying from parasites. Madison records millions of hoppers moving eastward in a fiery flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Roo A. Cave
Peter Honrath
Cavour
A. L. Ford
State College
Brookings
Ford
Cave
Wolsey
A. M. Chenoweth
Huron
Lowell Prose
Prose
Chenoweth
C. G. Peterson
Homestake Stock Advances Amid Market Slump
New York reports July 2 noting Homestake and Alaska Ice gold stocks rising on the New York exchange. Analysts say gold mining tends to thrive when general commodity prices fall, boosting mine profits and shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestake
New York
New York Rock Exchange
Alaska Iee
Baseley Escapes Jail Under Questionable Circumstances
Huron youth Harry Norman Baseley, jailed in Sioux Falls on no charge of Mann Act violation, reportedly sawn his way out of Watertown jail last year. An Evening Huronite report said he shot his way out, but that detail is erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseley
Harry Norman Baseley
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Weather for Waren and Vicinity Ends in Unsettled Period
Unsettled tonight and Saturday with a decided change in temperature. Moderate winds and varying cloud cover in Waren and surrounding areas.
South Dakota Farmers Urged to Back National Farm Holiday Plan
E N Hammerquist urged South Dakota farmers and business men to express support for a national farm holiday at a Mitchell meeting next Wednesday. The plan aims to raise farm prices to cost of production by withholding products, with a South Dakota state organization to be formed by July 21. District meetings were held across the state to promote the plan and Iowa Minnesota and other states have shown rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchell
E. N. Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Sun Uystew
Hammerquist
Peter Norbeck
Congress
National Farm Holiday Association
South
United States
Fatm
Towa
Minnesota
Northwest
Redfield
Phillip
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Belle Fourche
W. H. Everson
St. Charles
BR. M. Crowder
Elk Point
W. HH. Preston
Zell
R. A. Cave
Joe Beadle
Arlene Starr
Glen Richards
Tulare
Spink County
Alex ‘Alexander
C. G. Bransted
St. Lawrence
Hand County
Dell Poster
Wig
BP. mm
Miller Auditorium
Farm Holiday Movement Coupon Declares Support
The Evening Huronite urges readers in Huron Michigan to join the national farm holiday movement. It invites interested individuals to aid in promoting higher farm commodity prices and to sign the National Farm Holiday association pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
National Farm Halitsy Association
Heat continues as South Dakota endures record temperatures
Huron faces another scorching day with temperatures near 90 as a heat wave persists since July. Rain is scarce with some hints of unsettled weather late tonight and over the weekend amid worsening corn conditions. In Madison the heat claimed a second life, Lena De Boer 4, who collapsed after a mailbox errand. Grain ripening accelerates under the sun with reports of drought and localized grasshopper damage across northeastern South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Rapid City
Pierre
Black Hills
Madison
South Dakota
Lena de Boer
John de Boer
Here
Harold Townsend
Brookings
Aberdeen
Wason
SlEseton
Faulkston
Ralph Mount
Edmunds County
Warner
Faulkton
Hobbs Sentenced for Burglary in Redfield Warehouse Case
Zack Hobby was sentenced by Circuit Judge Alva E Taylor to one year and six months in the state penitentiary after breaking into the John Flater warehouse at Redfield Yastworth with several accomplices. They stole canned goods, fresh produce, and other merchandise to Sioux Falls.
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Zack Hobby
Keanelo
Alva E. Taylor
John Flater
Redfield Yastworth
Sioux Falls
Rally Of Livestock Stimulates Midwest Business Activity
New York report notes advances in livestock and dairy prices lifting optimism in the midwest as retail trade improves and stocks run low. Hogs at the Armour market in Huron reached 4.35 per hundredweight, contributing to the broader recovery in business and a stabilizing outlook after congress adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
New York
Dan
Dun
Bradstreet
Huron
Gaz
Mercantile Review
J H Chesire Dies After Stroke At Home
John H Chesire 64 died suddenly last evening from a paralytic stroke at his home 11445 Winds avenue southwest Funeral services set for Monday at 9 am at St Martin s Catholic church burial in Catholic cemetery He was born January 21 1868 in Anamosa Iowa and moved to Beadle county in 1901 He farmed until 1930s and married Margaret Doyle in 1897 five children and two grandchildren survive
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John BH. Chesire
Winds Avenue
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Mr. Chesire
Anamvea
Beadle County
Huron
Illinois Avenue
Anamosa
Margaret Doyle
Gettysburg Man Held For Bigamy
Forrest Webb 22 allegedly married twice in 1931 and 1932, with Gladys Snider Webb his second wife. Authorities report Webb was arrested in Gettysburg and returned to Iowa where charges of bigamy were filed by Ida Snyder, Melvin, mother of Webb's second wife.
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Gettysburg
Sioux Falls
Forrest Webb
Webb
Gladys Snider
Melvin
Hymish Webb
Roy Webb
Spencer
Iowa
Gladys Snider-Webb
Chilean army suspends all chaplains in move to abolish church privileges
The Chilean Ministry of War suspended every army chaplain awaiting a decree to abolish church privileges over soldiers of all faiths. Religious services may continue if desired, as officials say.
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Chile
Santiago
Ministry of War
Redk
Lagoa
Asks For Money Given 56325 By Bank's Teller
A brazen armored thief in disguise obtained 56325 from Chemical Bank & Trust at 165 Broadway impersonating a guard for United States Trucking Corp. He signed a fictitious receipt and vanished, with the heist dating to last Saturday and kept secret.
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New York
Financial District
Chemical Bank & Trust Company
Broadway
United States Trucking Corp
Robbery Trio Sentenced in Letcher Case
Wilber Dyer known as Red Dyer was sentenced to 18 months in the state penitentiary by Judge Smith of Mitchell for the Letcher merchandise theft worth over 3200 dollars on June 25. Floyd Crawford Frank Wisdom and two other jail inmates already serve time. Sheriff M H Helgeland led the manhunt with support from A W Hopkins and Con R Huntley and sheriffs across several counties.
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Woogonsocket
Wilber “Red” Dyer
Carethage
State Penitentiary
Dyer
Chicago & North Western
State Sheriffs Department
A. W. Hopkins
Huron
Con R. Huntley
Swartz
Kingsbury County
Miner
Gregory
McCook
Ely Will Confer With Roosevelt in Albany Visit
Governor Joseph B. Ely leader of anti Roosevelt forces in Massachusetts met with James A Farley Roosevelt campaign manager for two hours to arrange a meeting with Franklin D Roosevelt in Albany next week Farley said Ely would later issue a statement confirming the visit and the talk covered the campaign situation
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Albany
Farley
Ely
Unusual mink cargo moved to St Paul from Rapid City
An unusual cargo of 70 live minks, owned by The Consolidated Fur Industries and raised by K J Flakme, was transported by truck from Rapid City to St Paul overnight. The minks were confined in wire cages, valued around 20000 dollars for breeding purposes, fed twice daily and watered four times daily during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
White Gear
Minn
Rapid City
Consolidated, Fur Industries
K. J. Flakme
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Bolivia Demands War Declaration Against Paraguay
La Paz newspapers urged Bolivia to declare war on Paraguay as the only dignified response to ongoing aggression. The call frames war as necessary to prove national spirit and end repeated bloody incursions by Paraguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Paraguay
LA Paz
Beln Dvian
la Repub
Paraguary
Governor Studies Requirements For Relief Fund Loans
South Dakota Governor Green plans to study the federal relief measure before acting and will seek details from Senator Norbeck. Federal aid to highways and forest roads is under review as the state awaits technical decisions, while other officials explore refinancing rural credits bonds and potential municipal loans via federal programs.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Green
Norbeck
Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Black Hills
Walter M. Willy
Rural Credits Department
Myers Returns From Trip To Watertown
Paul K. Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce returns from Watertown with Carl W. Jones publisher and Rudolph Lee editor of the Minneapolis Journal. They attended a conference of newspaper men at Lake City and report Watertown ready to welcome Legionnaires for the state convention. The Huron chamber board votes to join with the American Legion post in inviting the 1933 convention to Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul K. Myers
Hurron Chamber of Commerce
Watertown
Rudolph Lee
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
Lake City
Myers
State Legion
Huron Chamber
William Reaves
American Legion
Legionnaires
Huron
Japan Denies Conquest Aims in Jehol
Tokyo officials stated there is no intention of conquering Jehol on the Manchurian border as a small expeditionary force moves into Jehol to rescue former officer Genshiro Ishimoto. They said force levels remain unchanged and no trouble is anticipated due to Jehol authorities promising to free the captive within days.
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Japan
Tokyo
Jehol
Manchukuo
Jehel
Genshiro Ishimoto
Maurice Chevalier Seeks Divorce in Paris
Maurice Chevalier, the actor, filed for divorce from his wife Yvonne Vallee Chevalier. The Palace of Justice said no decision is expected until late summer. They wed in 1927 before his American film career. he accuses desertion as grounds. Friends say Vallee may counterclaim.
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Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Yvonne Vallee Chevalier
Palace of Justice
Chevalier
Yvonne Vallee
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Philadelphia
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State Relief Commission
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