Senator May Decide Farm Aid Fight Of Months
Washington June 11 A tense Senate debate over the farm relief debenture plan reaches a critical point as votes hinge on a single senator. President Hoover opposes the plan and House support is divided. Several Republicans are still undecided and White House visits continue as leaders seek a last minute deal before 4 p.m. vote.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hoover
House
Nye
Prazier
North Dakota
Couzens
Michigan
Capitol
Hyde
Sanate
Trammell
Florida
Faith Is Keynote Of Writer's Own Epitaph
London reports Henry Arthur Jones selected his own epitaph in his will. He asked a grave stone to bear his name birth and death dates and the line Then I have said I have laboured in vain yet surely my judgment is with the Lord and my work with my God. He left his writing chair to his daughter Jennie Doris Thorne and $250 to his nurse. His estate totaled 100720 dollars.
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London
Wiliam Shakespeare
Henry Arthur Jones
Rho
Jennie Doris- Thorne
Oil Output Drops Nationwide with California Unchanged
The American Petroleum Institute reports a mild April drop in weekly U S oil production by 43 050 barrels. Output in California remains above 75 000 barrels weekly, unlike declines in Oklahoma western Texas and Wyoming.
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New York
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
American Petroleum Institute
California
Bootleg Queen Myth Debunked by Prohibition Officials
Prohibition officials deny the label bootleg queen as a myth after a nationwide check finds only 35 women sentenced for bootlegging since January 1. They say women served mainly as helpers handling telephones accounts and logistics while men did major trafficking.
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Washington
Honorary Degrees And Laurels At Huron College
Huron College awarded 36 seniors degrees this year with two honorary degrees conferred on distinguished alumni. Rev W D Lemon addressed the class urging vision and world brotherhood, stressing that quality of living matters more than longevity and that democracy and suffrage endure. Magna cum laude went to Lois Engle with a 2.8 average. cum laude honors were earned by Martha Hughes Blanche Battin and Ruth Crockett.
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Huron College
Huron ‘College
Wee
Lemon Uate
College-In
Andrew’ Presbyters Church
Minneapolis -and
Dea
Minesota University
Hubert Ketelle
Lois Arlene Engle
Piedmont
Martha Elizabeth Hughes
Huron
Blanche Elnora Battin
Pierre
Ruth Aredena Crockett
Lemon
Tomorow
W.D. Lemon
Lux appeals 10 Supreme Court over custody order
Andrew Lux, sought in Minnesota for wife desertion and contempt of court, faced court orders to take custody of his children until they reach 16. His attorneys appealed to the South Dakota Supreme Court, where a hearing was scheduled for Tuesday morning.
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W. J. Bulow
James A. Smith
Chisago County
Minn
Andrew. Lux
Minnesota
Lux
South Dakota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sherwood
Harmony Dinner Boosts Democratic Unity and Strategy
Washington reports a Harmony Feast attended by about 300 Democrats including all 227 southern senators. Speakers emphasized a permanent national headquarters and a more united push for the 1930 congressional campaign, with Nellia Tayloe Ross joining the executive committee and Charles Greathouse remaining secretary.
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Washington
Jouett’ Shouse
South
National
John J. Raskob
Shouse
Asl
Ars
Abtera Ag
Tha
Thak
Mn Democrats
Dn Congress
Élyes
James Wie Gerard
Alfred’ i. ‘Smith
Burns
Tennessee
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican Party
Doctor Warns On Public Hygiene Breeds Fear
Medford Mass June 11 Dr Abraham Myerson a neurologist says public hygiene has a bad side. He argues fear of fat and illness rises from hygiene campaigns and may provoke anxiety and altered health behaviors. He stresses balance between safety and fear.
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Medford
Mass
Abraham Myerson
Tutts” College Medical School
Utt
DT. Myerson
Gale Wrecks Downtown Huron as Iroquois Storm Hits
A cyclone-like storm with 40 mph winds lashed Huron and Iroquois, damaging about a hundred thousand dollars in Huron and causing injuries to three people. Fire crews battled 100 foot flames at the Bramwell timber yard and other blazes. Lightning struck a home near Cavour, destroying it despite efforts to save it. The storm damaged buildings, uprooted trees, and ripped roofs across Beadle county before moving east.
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South
Dialsota
Troquois
Huron
J. R. Bramwell
Ed Weideman
Cavour
Beadle County
Iroquois
Cligard Brumwell
Jumper Yard
Bripwell
Yong Bramwell
Jake Finehk
Wis
Cousin Avenue
Roy
Clifford Haned
Fire lessons push Huron to modernize fire protection
The editorial notes a morning blaze shows the village must stop relying on a single fire engine. It praises firefighters for valor and warns that a engine failure could have lost two more blocks of property. The piece urges growth beyond village limits.
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Huron
Storm Toll From Peculiar Wreckage Hits Troquois Area
Storms leave odd damage across Troquois and surrounding farms. A piano lies amid wreckage in the Eggleston building as pianos were turned and dropped. a large cement block was carried far. The Farmers Elevator roof corner and cupola escape damage, while Chickens On Farm near Troquois remain on the roost despite roof loss.
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Troquois
Eggleston
Grannis
Maellmato
Stoner
C. W. Stoner
Brank Richards
Wace
Marging
Tia Doh
Cleland
Gonan
Mort
Theophilus
Wind Damage Strikes City Homes Amid Gale
A severe gale caused widespread damage to residences across the city. Rafters were torn loose and foundations shifted as roofs and structures rocked under high winds. shelters and windows reported impairment, with many properties left in disarray this morning.
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Gome
Cavour Farm Home Burned in Lightning Visit
A lightning strike early this morning damaged the Ed Weideman home near Cavour, with estimated losses around 10000 dollars and the house valued at 7000 dollars. Firefighters could not reach the blaze in time. nearby barns and outbuildings suffered extensive destruction across several farms, and a valuable horse kitte on the Wilbur farm was killed by the lightning.
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Cavour
Ed Weideman
Jaouth
Gilchrist
thesRoy
Kitte
Blaze Ravages Lumber Yard In Citys Worst Fire
A major fire in a southwest city district caused losses exceeding 100000. The Brumwell Lumber Co. suffered the heaviest damage with lumber machinery coal and merchandise destroyed along with the yard's frame buildings. The blaze spread to an adjacent two story brick building and to a nearby laundry as firefighters battled flames fed by a fierce storm and winds. Authorities consider lightning or downed power lines as the likely cause. The blaze began around 3 am and fire crews operated with limited equipment as smoke filled the area.
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Sauartedou- Ae
Winconain Avenue
Second Street
FR. Brumwell Lumber Company
Brumwell
Martin Anderson
T. C. Young
Gla
Tornado Strikes Troquois Causing Extensive Damage
A tornado hit Troquois and surrounding areas about 3 am causing heavy destruction. Injured include Marlon Rounds and Mrs. Oscar Schmiedel. several buildings such as Eggleston Building and Stoner Lumber Yard were demolished or severely damaged. Estimated losses range from six to seven thousand dollars with broader property damage reported.
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Iroquots
Marlon Rounds
Troquois
Oscar Schmiedel
St. Peter
Minn
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