Interstate Truck Privileges Tie Up South Dakota Drivers
Sioux Falls reports a partial revival of a three state gentlemen’s agreement allowing interstate trucking with state licenses. South Dakota enforcement prompts warnings in Iowa and Minnesota, halting several trucks and prompting drivers to avoid crossing borders without proper licensing. Minnesota official J F P Benghon says reciprocity with South Dakota remains in effect for Minnesota, despite SD’s stricter truck law.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Argus Leader
Towa
ST. Paul
J. F P. Benghon
Farmers to Get Loans for Seed
A South Dakota meeting urged issuing emergency warrants to fund livestock feed loans for distressed counties. Governors and agencies would approve loan applications, with the state absorbing losses later. Drought and grasshoppers drive need for feed and relief programs amid debate on taxes and special sessions.
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Brookings
South Central
Ford
A. E. Anderson
Green
Comranies
Congresemere
A. Christopherson
William Williamson
Anderson
W. C. Dusk
Yankton
Verne Reyburn
Hurley
Jorgen Boe
Presho
S. J. Hagg
McLaughlin
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
H. B. Test
Farm Bureau
J. J. Martin
Watertown
Grange Lead
South Dakota
South
Williamson, Roe
George Philip
Rapid City
Black Hills
Hage
J. J. Murphy
State Railroad
Commion
O. F. Waller
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Road
Anderson, Reyburn Inc
L. G. Troth
Troth
Judge Stone to speak on economics in Huron tonight
Judge W. H. Stone of Lander Wyoming will give an economics talk at 8 pm at the Elks hall in the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Sponsored by Northwestern Public Service Company, with all company employees invited. The talk is not about public utilities and is aimed at residents of Huron and Central South Dakota.
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South Dakota
W. H. Stone
Lander
Wyo
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
Judge Stone
Northwestern Public Service Company
Wilkerson
Secretary of the Treasury
Johnson
Washington
Capone
Department of Justice
Ahern
Chicago Crime Commission
Ster
Grading On North Avenue Starts Ahead Of Paving
Grading began on Dakota avenue north as machinery arrives for paving the eight block stretch north from the Chicago and North Western tracks. Booth and Olson Sioux City contractors won the bid and aim to finish quickly. Paving could begin by August 15 with concrete mixers arriving from Redfield. Separately, 20 city workers on the same stretch are laying water and sewer taps before paving.
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Dakota Avenue
Chicago and North Western
Booth and Olson
Sioux City
E. Olson
Redfield
Huron
Fourth Street
Rain Expected After Heat Wave and Drought in Dakota
The Weather Bureau forecast unsettled cooler conditions with possible showers tonight and Saturday, signaling a break from recent heat. Temperatures were above 100 degrees across South Dakota, with 102 at Mitchell and 101 at Pierre and Yankton. Meanwhile storms caused flooding and property damage in Utah Arizona Montana and Colfax near Denver.
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M. ©. Blystone
Federal Weather Man
Weather Bureau
Lemmon
Rapid City
Deougat
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mitchell
Pierre
Yankton
Denver
Union Flats
Little Penewawa
Little Almora
Colfax
Utah
Arizona
Montana
Cheyenne
Butte
Mont
Milwaukee Railroad
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
At the hospitals admitted: Martin Opsahi Huron surgical Mrs M Ackles Hitchcock minor surgical Mrs Adeline Northey Hebron surgical. Dismissed: Mrs William French and baby Huron Clarence Mitchell Huron Mra Frank Brown Cavour Mra Mc camment Huron.
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Martin Opsahi
Huron
Surgical
Ackles
Hitchcock
Adeline Northey
Hebron
William French
Baby
Clarence Mitchell
Frank Brown
Cavour
Capone Trial Focus in Federal Crackdown on Racketeering
The Capone case looms as a small part of a broader federal drive. Attorney General Mitchell warned that the fight continues with intensified antistime actions centered on New York and Chicago. Agents and revenue men will persist in investigating Chicago gangland, seeking further indictments and broader enforcement.
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Scarface
al Capone
Mitchell
Capone
New York
Chicago
Justice Department
Internal Revenue
Looking At Europe Continued From Page Seven
The note describes a narrator who admits ignorance of the exact location yet begins a voyage to gauge speed, hoping to discover the place by chance as they travel through dark streets seeking an intended destination.
Apaches of fiction stalking us on a long highway
A fragmented travel passage recalls a chase or pursuit with a reckless driver named Johu and a gendarme encountered near a hotel. The narrator describes riding at high speed between Pierre and Hayes, noting erratic behavior and a tense atmosphere as the scene unfolds. The tone resembles a vivid recounting of a hazardous journey with fictional elements implied.
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Pierre
Hayes
Johu
Paris Fare Wager Plays On Clashing Taxi Talks
In brisk paragraphs the speaker notes pride in self respect and openness about being away from the venue. A bare possibility exists that someone other than confident Americans may know a thing or two that may endure in Paris. Taxi drivers sometimes fail to understand French sentiments, though a wager suggests many in New York would also struggle to grasp a Frenchman.
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Paris
New York
Paris street vendors sell obscene pictures noted
Ona could always pull up to the cars and quickly find someone who could act as interpreter. In Paris and in one or two other European cities grown up men were peddling obscene pictures on the street. That may be true of some of our cities.
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Ona
Paris
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