Objections to Justice Hughes fall short in rail cases
The article defends Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes, noting two rulings. It details a North Dakota freight rate case confirming a 10 percent intrastate rate cut and a Texas railroad labor rights dispute upholding workers organizing against discriminatory rules. It argues critics misjudge Hughes as swayed by corporate influence, pointing to these decisions as evidence of sound judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hughes
Charles BE. Hughes
North Dakota
North Dakota Commission
Great Northern Railroad
Hughes
Railroad Commission
Texas Railroad
The Battle of Census and Town Pride in 1890
A historical quip from The Daily Huronite notes bitter rivalry between Huron and Pierre over census figures and capital location. It cites alleged padding and fraud in Pierre’s 1890 directory, accusing inflated non resident names and student listings to sway election outcomes. The piece ends by contrasting the two towns’ petty quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Huron
Pierre
Tams Bixby
St. Paul
J. A. Ward
Sioux Falls
N. H. Merrill
H. H. Freeman
Mitchell
Morrow and the White House
The piece notes Dwight W. Morrow’s service as ambassador to Mexico and questions his viability as a presidential candidate. It reports boom talk in New Jersey and Coolidge’s earlier attention, highlighting Morrow as a wealthy industrialist with fortunes from manufacturing. The article implies general support for his credentials but skepticism about a Hoover successor bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Mexican Republic
Senatorial pick questioned over agricultural knowledge
The article critiques Mr. Morrow as a senate candidate noting his limited grasp of agriculture and regional needs. It emphasizes the shift from farming to industry and argues that despite diplomacy experience he lacks vision for the country’s agricultural sectors. It suggests preferring others with clearer understanding of local problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Morrow
United States Senate
Aberdeen News Doors Open to New Transcontinental Route
Aberdeen eyes a new transcontinental air route via St Paul Spokane Seattle with Aberdeen as a scheduled stop. The line will carry passengers express freight and likely mail contracts, boosting local commerce and tourism in the Black Hills as hotels camps and services expand for a growing tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
St. Paul
PRESS COMMENT THE NAVAL TREATY IN BRITAIN
The Kansas City Star weighs the British move to form a parliamentary committee to study the London naval treaty. It argues Britain’s procedure differs from the U S system, cites Ramsay MacDonald seeking wider debate, and notes conservatives may oppose to gain political leverage while calling opposition to an international agreement distinct from exceptional partisan maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Kansas City Star
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Lbtter
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
MacDonald
Winston Churchill
W. C. Bridgeman
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Radio policy upholds listener rights over broadcaster vilification
The Minneapolis Journal notes the Federal Radio Commission's refusal to renew a Pacific coast station's license, establishing that listeners may avoid unwanted content. It argues listeners' right not to listen overrides broadcaster aims, and cites limited channels, voluntary listening, and lower redressability for radio slander as reasons for policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Federal Radio Commission
Federal Commission
Ruth Owen Florida congresswoman and tariff advocate
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Ruth Owen, daughter of the great commoner, as a Democratic congresswoman from Florida who consistently champions tariff convictions. She emphasizes serving the people and asks to be called Ruth in discussions of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public ‘Ledger
Ruth
Bryan Owen
Florida
Pe Darla Semocratic
Tariff
Owen
Ryote
High Society Blues movie review and odd notices
A cluttered critique highlights Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in High Society Blues with mixed praise for songs and plotting. The piece notes the film’s light entertainment value, a simple romance, and Disney cartoons, interspersed with miscellaneous local notices and quips on finances, radio cars, and a scenic spring house lure.
Leaguers Visit Pierre for South Dakota League Trip
Bernice Wehr of Belle Prairie township recounts the May 27 28 South Dakota C L convention in Pierre. She was one of seven Huronite free trip winners and describes buses through Beadle and Hyde counties, museum visits, a capitol tour, speeches by Gov Bulow and others, and a statewide center monument photo stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Wehr
Belle Prairie Township
Pierre
Bernice
Marietta Evans
Gable
Custer Township
Ruth Parkhurst
Clyde Township
John Landrigan
Pioneer School
Richmond Township
Beadle County
Dorothy Cadwell
Wessington Springs
Frantic County
James Falkenburg
Golder Star League
Clark County
Sylvan Isaacsen
Lake Henry School
Kingsbury County
League
Huron
South Dakota
Evening Huronite
Boy Scouts
C. L
Waten
Wessington
Wayland
St. Lawrence
Miller
Ree
Wessington Yills
Ree Heights
Gaseline
Hyde County
Highmore
Mr. Phillips
North America
Missouri River
Capitol
Oy State Capitol
Locke Hotel
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Capitol Steps
W. J. Bulow
Badger Clark
U. S
Willow Lake
Lynn Yeager
Brule County
Earl Anderson
Richard Barrette
Jones County
Frank
Sitting Bull
Hy Gene
Pollock League
Campbell County
Phy J. Us
Buddy Baugham
Hillside
Buffalo County
Lynn Yeeger
Governor Hulow
WNAX
Bert Kelly
Lake County
Fr. Pierre
Pierse
Capitol Lawn
Kiwanis
Capitol Building
House of Representatives Chamber
Lsten
H.M. Jones
Thelma Swanson
Dorothy Swanson
Warren Kern
Moody County
Frances Sinning
Turner’ County
Gutzon Borglum
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
D. C. Mills
Young Citizen
Gladys Pyle
Mr. Giffen
Butte County League
Dorothy Pike
Union County
Fime
Speech by traveler thanking Huron and Pierre visitors
A traveler expresses gratitude to the business and professional men of Huron and The Evening Huronite for a rapid trip toward Pierre. He notes it is dark upon arrival at Muron where parents await and hopes that every league boy and girl may someday visit the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buron I Publishing Co
United States
Associated Press
Pierre
Muron
Lame
Huron
Pierre Gossiple
Latham Lassies Attend Club Camp Fundraiser
More than 100 friends of the Latham Lassies 4-H club of Fayth county attended a carnival at Latham Community Hall on June 6. The event featured an accordion solo, a pantomime, songs, dances, dialect readings, and various games. Net proceeds fund Latham Lassies to help send members to the Pierre club camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Lassies
Fayth County
Latham
Michel Mouchet
Clara Keniett
John Beadle
Pierre
Randall Potter
4-H Members Visit Farms Of Community
4 H club members tour farms in the community under county agent R A Cave. Pig dairy and beef clubs visit Pownell Bushfield C V Olson Caldow Schulze farms. Several clubs held yesterday picnics and tours in Rudy Grove and Rudy Waily Café area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Cave
Mr. Cave
Wheo Pig Club
Fioneer Dairy Calf Club
Pownell
Bushfield
C. V. Olson
Caldow
Schulze
Banquet date set in Huron with notable attendees
Twenty years ago in Huron the June lth banquet at Hotel Royal honored AC, John son employees of the Dakota C and N W rail divisions. RJ Woods of Sioux Falls toasts. A K Gardner, Dean Desmond, John Nolan from Huron. L L Brown of Winona. ICG Smith rep eyed typewriters for Huron College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Hotel Royal
Dakota Division
RJ. Woods
Sioux Falls
A. K. Gardner
Dean Desmond
John Nolan
L. L. Brown
Winona
G. BE
Orx
I. CG. Smith Typewriter Company
J. J. Pasek
Huron College
Mr. Orrieday
L. C. Smith
Fox
Oliver
Remington
Smith
Macaybees
Meadames Burke
Keerner
Walton
Schrader
Jefferson
Gilliepic
Davis
Gascoigne
Newton
Boog
Griffith
Glennon Dinneen
Aberdeen
Phil Gerger
Frances Perry
Lyman Hinckley
John Dineen
St. Marys College
St Mary's
Kaw
Mr. Dinneen
Construct New Dam At Antelope Creek
Mission notes construction underway on a dam near here on Antelope Creek to create an artificial lake of about 0 acres. The thirty foot wide earth reinforced structure will be a project of the State Geology and Fish Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antelope Creek
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Black Hills
Hills
Rapid City
Ld Show Shop
Gaynor
Farrell
Iowa
Disney
A. Axelrad
Charles C. Moore
Coll Davis
Mildred M
Thompson
Harry MH
Otto
Mars Fold
Germany
Dora
Hutonian
Wea
Albasi
John D
Sheridah
A. B.L
Kurious
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Hernice Weir
Pere Post Office
Chicago
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