Senate Defers Action On Appropriations Bill Involving Investigations
The South Dakota Senate defers action on the general appropriation bill amended to include twenty thousand dollars for investigation purposes. House measures for investigating the state highway commission and banking department move forward, while debates involve the Argus Leader and Mundt’s bonds proposal for municipal power plants.
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Tierra
Senate
House of Representatives
State Highway Commission
House
State Banking Department
South Dakota
Hyde
Hughes
Argus
Belween Mundt
Minnehaha
Lyon
Mundt
Fromt
Power Trusts
Ar- Ske
Sioux Falls
Argus Leader
Spring Signs Arrive in Huron With Robins and Snowdrops
Holms report the heralds of spring as robins and other birds arrive in Huron. Signs of season change appear near the W. Longstaff residence on Lawn Foyer Street and at the George Hell property on Towar Avenue, southeast.
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Huron
Hoya Baen
Longstal
Muehlebach Brewery Closes Under Prohibition Strain
In Kansas City after nearly a decade under prohibition the Muehlebach brewery halted operations citing inability to compete with home brewers and bootleggers. President George Muehlebach said legal near beer could not match illicit liquor demand. The firm, founded sixty years ago, had shifted to near beer and legal beverages.
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Kansas City, Marea
Muehlebach
George Muehlebach
Kansas City American Association
Huron Cagers Lead At Half In District Semi Final
Huron high school led Iroquois 26 to 17 at halftime before using substitutes in the second period. Milo Waiters of Iroquois sparked a late surge, scoring 13 of his team's 15 points as Huron maintained a comfortable advantage in the district 14 tournament clash. Corny Collin paced Huron with 12 points in the first half.
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Huron High School
Tigers
Iroqquois
Waron High School
Wearnk Coffey
Huron
Milo Waiters
Iroquois Center
Walters
Corny
Collin
Coffey
Campbell
Ayres
Bryan
Youel
Nelson
Kucere
Marshal Foch in stationary condition after restful night
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch again described as stationary by doctors after another restful night. He received solid food to regain strength though no formal bulletin was issued. Temperature logged at 100.4 and pulse at a low rate during the morning update.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Texan Garner Named Democratic Leader in House
Washington March 2 The selection of representative John Garner of Texas as the new Democratic leader of the House was seen as forecasting a militant minority party in the next congress. Garner with 26 years in the House is known for frequent clashes with Republicans and is expected to start hostilities early in the new session ahead of the 1939 elections. The elevation was approved unanimously at the party caucus.
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Washington
John Garner
Texas
House
Capitol
Sevsary First Congresa
Jack” Garner
Caucaa
Coolidge Signs $924 Million Naval Appropriation Bill
President Coolidge signed the naval appropriation bill totaling 924 million dollars. The package includes about 13.0 million dollars allocated for beginning construction under the 18 cruiser bill.
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Washington
Coolidge
Heavy guard provided Lindbergh and Morrows on trip
In Mexico City Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh Ambassador Morrow and his family received heavy guard for a 40 mile trip to Cuernavaca after a bandit raid on a freight train near Cuernavaca. Ambassadors Morrows planned to return to Mexico City early next week amid ongoing bandit activity.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ambassador Morrow
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Année Morrow
Lindgergh
Morrows
Toluca
el Parque
Alarcon
Morelos
Inauguration Day Weather Dims Washington Rain and Snow
A mix of rain and snow fell in Washington as ceremonies for Herbert Hoover's presidential inauguration proceeded. The chill dampened outdoor decorations and affected attendees and organizers in the capital.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Inauguration Day Washing Postponement Debate
The Huronite received requests to postpone washing day to Tuesday to avoid interference with inauguration radio reception. The issue centers on whether washing machines could disrupt the broadcast of inaugural ceremonies and local opinions vary.
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Auron
Nergone
Coolidge Signs Prohibition Law Penalty Boost
Washington March 2 Jones bill raises prohibition penalties to five years imprisonment and a ten dollar fine. The measure faced strong wets opposition in both houses and the Senate and was explained at the White House as clarifying intent for deporting persistent foreign violators under Volstead law.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
White House
South Dakota Senators Pick Wyman for Federal Judge
Yankton lawyer Lee Wyman, a Republican with a long South Dakota legal career, has been recommended for the new federal judgeship for the district after a senate deadlock. His background includes Yankton county attorney, mayor of Yankton, city attorney, and state representative.
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Washington
Lee Wyman
Yankton
South Dakota
Congress
Norbeck
McMaster
P. W. Daugherty
Webster
Byron F. Payne
Pierre
Wyman
K. Gardner
Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Senate
Herbert Hoover
L. Wyman
Coolidge
Wyma
Yankton County
Two Killed in Peking Revolt
In Peking northern troops quartered in the Lama temple fired on streets after rebels were suppressed two were killed and 35 wounded. Authorities detained mutineers who claimed orders from Marshal Chang Tsung-Chang as he pursues revolt in Shantung. Schoolgirl injured in Sioux Falls auto crash critically hurt.
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Peking
Lama
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung
Chang
Shantung Peninsua
Chang Fa
Liu Chen- Nien
Chefoo
Huron Leads In 1929 Bank Debits A 20 Percent Rise
January 1929 debits against individual bank accounts in Huron show a 20 percent increase over January 1925, with Huron ranking third in South Dakota. The district Fed summary notes Aberdeen and Huron as top movers, and cites Aberdeen’s modest growth since 1923.
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Counnet
Huron
Ninth District Federal Reserve
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Brookings
Baron
Madison
Mitchel
Pierrea
Rapid City
Siroux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
McKenzie to Lead Elks Lodge 444 After Election
E. C. McKenzie was elected exalted ruler of Elks Lodge 444 in Huron after last night’s annual election. He will assume duties April 5 at installation, replacing George C. Hunt who will attend the grand lodge session in Los Angeles this summer. New officers include Warren Johnson and John P. Sauer in senior posts, N. S. Jamilson as secretary, Camden Rayburn as treasurer, and Frank Foy as tiler, with a five year trustee term.
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E. C. McKenzie
Tales of Huron Niks Lodge
George C. Hunt
Mr. McKenzie
McKenzie
Hu!ron
Elks
Elke
Huron
Mr. Hunt
Will
Grand Lodge Ocasion
Los Angeles
Warren Johnson
John P. Sauer
E. P. Walsh
N. S. Jamiljson
Camden Rayburn
Frank Foy
A. A
Serum For Hydrophobia Antitoxin Found In Labs
CHICAGO March 2 4 A serum to prevent and cure hydrophobia has been developed at the county hospital Dr Maurice L Blatt and Dr Samuel J Hoffman report after a year of research they have discovered an antitoxin that halted rabies development in laboratory tests on animals and they believe it will cure human cases The principle is the same as scarlet fever and diphtheria treatments using serum from an immunized animal
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Chicago
Maurice L. Blatt
Samuel J. Hoffman
Weather Summary Forecast For Haron South Dakota
Unsettled conditions persist with cooler temperatures and clouds. A colder Sunday follows as winds shift, while South Dakota expects cloudy tonight then clearing for a cooler day tomorrow.
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Haron
South Dakota
Priests Seek Help as Flu Deaths Rise in Belgium
In Belgium influenza deaths surge with Mons facing postponed funerals and overworked doctors and clergy. Priests solicit help from convents to conduct religious funerals for the many dead as cold temperatures grip the mining districts.
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Brussels
Belgium
Mons
March Opening Brings Optimism as Moisture Boosts Crops
The article notes a warm March start in Grand, with 35 degree morning readings and rising sun. It highlights February moisture at 2.01 inches, well above the 1.02 normal, and discusses the positive outlook for crops due to ample soil moisture and favorable subsoil conditions. It mentions mean February temperatures at 8.2 degrees above normal and a February 16 low of 29.5 degrees below.
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Nile
BM. E.bigatorie
TL .A. Cave
Debt experts weigh Germany World War payments terms in Paris
In Paris the experts meet over Allied losses and cautiously avoid firm figures. They aim to preserve subcommittee progress, seeking eventual agreement on payment amounts and duration, while deferring specific terms to later discussions. Meanwhile a Paris fire alarm for 317 Wisconsin Avenue proved a chimney spark show.
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Paris
Yepartatioms
Germany
Hyde of Missouri to be secretary of agriculture
Washington March 2 The cabinet list includes Arthur M Hyde of Missouri as Secretary of Agriculture and Robert P Lamont of Illinois as Secretary of Commerce. Lamont, Chicago steel firm head, is to join Henry Stimson Andrew Mellon James Good William Mitchell and others in the Hoover administration.
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Robert P. Lamont
Chicago
Washington
Hoover
Mr. Lamont
Detroit
Lake Forest
Henry L. Stimson
New York
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Jamesw. Good
Iowa
William D. Mitchell
Minnesota
Waller F. Brown
Ohio
Navy
Charlee Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Californ
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Tminois
James J. Davis
Ordinance Department
Lamont
American Steel Foundries Company of
Northwest
Hyde
Fellowship Club Meets at Dr Gorenzon Home
The Fellowship club of the Church of Christ gathered at 531 Nepravka southwest last night. Two percent of members attended and Thelves provided entertainment with a lunch after the program. Cun ce w member Earl Hollister joined the club. Earlier, Dr and Bra Sorenson hosted a birthday event for Mrs L C Soy.
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Fellowship Club
Church of Christ
M. G. Gorenzon
Nepravka Areing
Southwest
Cun Cew
Earl Holliseter
Bra. Sorenson
L. C. Soy
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Power Trust
Otto
Clark
Ciee
Huron Cagers
Mile Walters
Warshal Foch
City Band
Huron Municipal Band
College Auditorium
H. M. Baley
Huron College
Bailey
S.D
Gardner
Si1oux
Baret Gaspar
Bridgewater Actiool
M’kenzie Heads Elks Lodge
J. K. Pease
Wissonsin Avenue
Arthur
Frank 8. Lowden
Killinois
Kansan
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