Retail coal dealers back national recovery act in South Dakota
In Huron a meeting of retail coal dealers pledged support for President Roosevelt’s National Recovery Act. Wesley E. Keller of the Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers association outlined codes to cover wages hours and coal handling costs to establish fair retail prices. The group expected local interim codes to start within two weeks, with Keller acting as a Northwest clearinghouse for code guidance. C S Laughlin presided at Hotel Marvin Hughitt Elks ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citien
South Dakota
Huron
Roosevelt
Wesley E. Keller
Minneapolis
Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers Association
Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
Lee R. Girton
Sioux Falls
Keller
Assembly
Northwest
C. S. Laughlin
Elks Ball Room
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago Gunplay Sparks Police Hunt For Slayers
Chicago police intensified a search for three gunmen who killed cartel Willie Carr nicknamed Angel Face on the northwest side. Carr fled but was shot as he stumbled, while two others escaped. Police speculated motives ranged from alcohol profits to revenge linked to prior cases, as authorities mobilized jurists for a summer drive on gunmen. Carr had a prior theft arrest in 1930 but was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Face
Willie Carr
Chicago
Cart
John Prystalski
Criminal Court
Prystalski
Guinen
Thomas J. Courtney
Carr
John Guida
John
William Halcompson
Parliament Bill Sparks Debate On Jewish Treatment
The text notes a contested bill in parliament linked to Commander Oliver and Locker Sampson, who state Jews are a minority and claim the German people have been misled. The exchange hints at political tension over minority treatment and national rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Locker-Sampson
Public Works Boards Named
Washington July 21 instructions to act swiftly in recommending sound public works maximizing employment went to 48 state advisory boards from Secretary Ickes federal administrators just appointed by President Roosevelt. Board members hastened to organize for state public works programs to submit to 10 regional administrators and then to national headquarters. Each state had three members except Texas with four. Names listed for South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Itkes
Roosevelt
Ickes
Texas
South Dakota
Leon FP. Wells
Aberdeen
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
S. H. Collins
Minnesota
John PF. D. Eighen
Albert Lea
Fred Schilpin
St. Cloud
Wm. Ni Elisberg
Minneapolis
Nebraska
John Latenser, Jr
Omaha
John G. Maher
Lincoln
Dan V. Stevens
Fremont
North Dakota
Henry Holt
Grand Forks
Stephen J. Doyle
Fargo
Thomas Moody
Williston
Davis Cup Pairings Set for Paris Matchups
In Paris on July 27 the British challenge of France drew H. W. Austin to face Andrew Merlin in the opening match. Henri Cochet, leading France, will meet Fred Perry in the second, with the order reversed. Sunday features Perry and Hughes in doubles against Borotraz and Brugnon. both captains report strong form for the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Andrew Merlin
Henri Cochet
Fred Perry
England
Perry
George Patrick Hughes
Great Britain
Jean Borotraz
Jacques “Brugnon
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets Offer Periodic Relief
An advertisement promises relief from monthly discomfort and related pains using Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets. It claims the product sedates the uterus, lessens symptoms with regular use, and is sold by pharmacists in a small tin and larger bottle sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sofion
Xl Aruggists
Also Mentioned on This Page
National
Public Works Boards
Wella
Hitchcock
Collins
Ward
Glenn Park
Oxford
Ile
Pinnacle
Bathing Shoes
CAPS
Bae Ce
Mantel
TUBE
Sporting Goods
Montgomery Ward & CO
Dakota
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!