Hoover Campaign Under Way for renomination
Washington June 12 The Republican national committee opens its action with Senator Fess of Ohio predicting unanimous renomination and overwhelming reelection for President Hoover. The event features speeches on the tariff policy wage scales and Hoover’s leadership, with Mr Hoover planning a late visit and a closing dinner dance.
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Free
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Walter Newton
Quiet After Ohio Mine Disorder March At Jail
Belmont County saw outward calm after a 2000-strong march on the county jail following the arrest of seven leaders and tear gas of twelve others during a week old strike. At the Lafferty mine 320 workers stayed, 125 pickets on duty, about 10 percent quit. 40 deputies guarded the site. Leo Thompson, alleged leader, remained jailed as Prosecutor Paul Waddel prepared riot charges.
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ST. Clairesville
Belmont County
New Lafferty
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Sherif Duff
Leo Thompson
Pittsburgh
Paul Waddel
Poseidon Salvage Hampered by Storms Off Shantung Coast
Weather delays salvage efforts for the British submarine Poseidon sunk near the Shantung peninsula. British and Chinese vessels work amid danger from waves while awaiting the American salvage ship Pigeon. Eighteen crewmen perished in the collision with a Chinese coastal steamer, thirty five rescued.
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Yellow Sea
Sandstedt Moves to Omaha Executive Offices
C. L. Sandstedt, secretary and treasurer of Northwestern Public Service, will leave after July 1 for Omaha to oversee secretarial and treasury work for Insull interests in North and South Dakota and Nebraska. T. T. Parker announced promotion due to Nebraska property acquisitions. J. F. Buckmier will handle treasury and secretarial tasks at Huron headquarters.
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Northwestern Public Service Company
Omaha
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North Dakota
South Dakota
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T. T. Parker
J.F. Buckmier
Huron
Sendstedt
Sugar Duty Boost Sought By Growers
Western beet growers petition tariff commission for higher sugar duties citing the 1930 act framework. J C Bailey of Colorado Springs filed the application on behalf of beet interests across Colorado California Idaho Montana Nebraska and Wyoming. The commission has not set a hearing date and reasons were not made public.
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Tariff Commission
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Colorado
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Idaho
Montana
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Farmers Run Stills to Make Own Fuel in Texas
Abeline, TexasJune 12 Farmers in Taylor County operate home stills refining gasoline for tractors cars and even kitchen stoves. They claim the fuel costs about a third of commercial gasoline and avoid taxes.
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Abeline
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Taylor County
Seventy One Iowa Law Grads Advance to State Bar
Seventy one University of Iowa law graduates this spring passed entrance examinations to the state bar. Included is Pauline M. Kelley of Sioux Falls along with other new admittees.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Pauline M. Kelley
Sioux Falls
Water and Flaxseed Petition Review Under Hawley Smoot Act
The commission will weigh petitions for reductions in the water on candied fruits and flax seed, both raised under the Hawley Smoot act. The flaxseed inquiry will also examine linseed oil as a related commodity.
Wessington Springs Picnics Announced
Wessington Springs announces two city park picnics. On June 24 the Jerauld county pioneers club hosts its annual festival. On July 4 the Jerauld county farm union picnic will be held with a statewide speaker, possibly Governor Green. G. R. Mather of South Dakota was appointed regimental adjutant at the United States Military Academy graduation.
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West Point
G. R. Mather
South Dakota
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United States Military Academy
Huron and Rapid City seek 1932 religious convention
Watertown hosts the South Dakota Council of Religious Education gathering to choose a site for the 1932 convention. Rapid City and Huron bid, with the matter referred to the executive board after the three day assembly. Delegates enjoyed a Lake Kampeska road tour and a closing pageant directed by H Augustine of Boston.
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Rapid City
Watertown
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
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Boston
Stolen Cigarettes Found In Sioux City Car
Police recovered 17 cases of cigarettes worth 1500 in a car likely stolen from Sioux City the prior night. The contraband was headed to stores in South Dakota. The Mennonites are followers of Menno Simons, a Dutch reformer born in 1492.
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Iowa
Sioux City
South Dakota
Menno Simmons
Complete Merger Of Two Colleges In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls June 12 The merger of the five northwest state Baptist schools formed a new institution. Rev John L Barton of Sioux Falls was elected president of the trustees with E H Paimauist Omaha and C C Caldwell Sioux Falls as vice presidents John M Freese Sioux Falls is treasurer and E H F Krueger Sioux Falls secretary Dr R Lattgast remains president of the college after merger. George Sutherland of Grand Island college named president emeritus Trustees for SD IA NE MO named with North Dakota to be chosen later.
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Falla College
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Neb. College
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Sioux Falls
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Omaha
C. C. Caldwell
John M. Freese
EH. F. Krueger
Dc. R. Lattgast
der. George Sutherland
Grand Island College
South Dakota
M. V. Olson
Viborg
John Sutherland
Pierre
C. S. Laughlin
Huron
H. E. Beebe
Ipswich
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
Expect Opinion On Petitions Tomorrow In Piekem
After days of studying petitions to refer three South Dakota laws Attorney General M Q Sharpe was to transmit opinions on their validity to the secretary of state's office today or tomorrow. Even if petitions are valid, court action remains possible, especially on the referendum to raise truck taxes with opponents ready to seek Supreme Court review.
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Piekem
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Referendums Challenge Four Year Normal School Law
Two referendums oppose the new law permitting four year courses at state normal schools in Madison Springfield and Spearfish and the substitute tax. If approved they halt the laws from taking effect July 1 and submit them to a statewide vote in November 1933.
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Springfield
Spearfish
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