Fight To Abolish Southern Normal Ends In Defeat
Pierre March 2 The biennial bid to abolish or suspend one or more of South Dakota four state financed normal schools ended with a 34 to 43 House vote against Rep Buikema's bill to suspend Swutherm normr for two years beginning July 1 The debate featured sharp exchanges as supporters and opponents argued over closing Springfield Madison Aberdeen and Spearfish for two years and cited costs and political motives.
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R. A. Swanson
Montrose
Springfield
Madison
Aberdeen
Spearfish
Bulkema
Edmunds County
Bulkera
Oscar Fosteint Howard
Berey
Orenson
Peter Sorenon
Toronto Republican
Governs
Sorenson
Frank Glynn
J. G. Kleinsesser
Bon Homme County
Southern Normal
Edward Sehneider
Yanktou
Aimee Sets Sail In Quest Of Sunshine
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton sailed from Marseilles at noon bound for Algiers seeking sunshine. Her nurse Bernice Middleton denied reports of a stroke and stated she was much better than when she left Los Angeles while recovering from a nervous breakdown.
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Aimee
Marseilles
France
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
California
Algiers
Unsettled Weather For Heron and Vicinity
Forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with no significant temperature change. South Dekois also experiences unsettled weather with little temperature movement expected.
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South
Dekois
Congress Moves To Speed Relief Measures In Closing Days
Washington March 2 Relief for financial emergencies tops Congress agenda as the session nears its end. House and Senate push quick approvals on navy treasury and post office bills, while bankruptcy and debt suspension measures advance. Bank deposits bill gains renewed support amid banking concerns.
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Senate
Steagall
Washington
Congress
Navy
Treasury-Post Office
House
Hoover
War Department
Independent Offices
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Committee
Norcia
Senate Judiciary
Stegall
Siaranice Bank
Cermak Shows Further Gain In Chicago Mayor
Miami dispatch reports Mayor Anton Cermak, wounded in the Roosevelt assassination attempt, showing improved condition. He rests in an oxygen tent as his condition eases from prior complications. Mrs. Joe Gill, also wounded, remains critical with infection from the abdominal wound.
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Miami
Anton’ Cerimak
Chicago
Giuseppe Zan—gata
Roosevelt
Joe H. Gill
Miami Society
Zangary
Dy. T. W. Hutson
Cermat
Snyder
Harly
Cermak
Boettcher Back After Kidnapping Escape Ends Case
Charles Boettcher Jr was returned safely after about 17 days in kidnapers hands. Officials differ on ransom payment though the family says obligations are fulfilled. Police pursued a fleeing car in Denver's stockyards district after the abductors released him and ordered a walk to a telephone.
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Denver
Charles Boettcher
Tad
Claude K. Boattcher
Albert T. Clark
Addnapers
Boattcher
Stockyards
Dr. Betts To Attend Milwaukee Meeting
Dr. C. S. Betts a Huron osteopathic physician and member of the Associated Boards of Osteopathic Examiners has been invited to attend a meeting in Milwaukee tied to the thirty seventh annual convention of the American Osteopathic Association in July.
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Chicago
C. S. Betts
Boards of
Osteopathic Examiners
Milwaukee
American Osteopathic Association
Betts
South
Volstead to Lose Job After March Fourth
The Journal reports Andrew J. Volstead of St. Paul will be relieved of his duties as the Northwest prohibition enforcement unit head after the Democratic national administration falters. Willard J. Paw, attorney, is expected to succeed Volstead.
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Volstead
Minneapolis
Mer
Journal
Andrew J. Volstead
St. Paul
Willard J. Paw
Emry Explains Wage Refusal and County Relief Limits
Beadle County recipient counties face limited emergency relief funds. Secretary Roy L. Emry writes Mayor E. T. Mitchell that funds come from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and are distributed by need and state totals. He notes Beadle County has been treated generously but cannot have its monthly allotment increased beyond proportional assistance to other counties.
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Emry
Relief Committee
Huron City
RB. F.C
Roy L.emry
South Dakota Relief Committee
E. T. Mitchell
Gitchel
City Commission of
Huron
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Yarlong
Beadle County
Jand
Women Begin Work On Frieze History
Last night a YWCA committee met at the YWCA cottage to write a history of Beadle County YWCA. The history supports the Historical Frieze to be shown at the Huron college auditorium on Monday March. Writers include Mrs CN Mellvaing a longtime board member Mrs B F Wilson former president and now national YWCA board member and Miss Hildegarde Rother director of the frieze.
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Iy. W
Beadle County
Y. W.C.A
Huron, ‘College
CN. Mellvaing
B. F. Wilson
National
W. CA
Hildegarde Rother
Fuleze
Indianapolis superintendent elected NEA president
Paula Stetson of Indianapolis was elected president of the National Education Association department of superintendence at the convention. David Weglein of Baltimore was named second vice president, and Charles Meek of Toledo is named to the executive committee.
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Indianapolis
N.ea
Minneapolis
Mar
Paula Stetson
Weglein
Baltimore
Charles 5. Meek
Toledo
Colorful Assemblage Arrives At Washington For Inaugural Fete
Washington crowds gather for Roosevelt era inauguration as governors chieftains and followers arrive amid uncertain weather. Alfred E. Smith to march in the inaugural parade with Tammany leaders. Roosevelt plans noon Saturday transfer of power with plans to appoint attorney general pending Senate action. Frances Perkins invited to luncheon, New York leaders present, Pan-American concert opened to the public.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Garner
Tully
Texas
Frances Perkins
Wea
Tammany
Big City
Pan-American Building
AL Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Beer Bill Defeated in South Vote
The beer bill was killed this afternoon by a landslide vote of 123 to 2 in Pierre. The measure titled Schreider beer bill faced strong opposition and was rejected by the assembly.
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Pierre
Schreider
Kota Tenate
Full Blood Indians Prepare for Inaugural Visit to Roosevelt
Sioux delegations travel by truck to Washington for an inaugural event. The party includes Chief Tag Bear and Edward Lews, with full tribal regalia packed in a trailer and a lift prepared for the occasion aboard the convoy.
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N. D
Mar
Washington
Roosevelt
Demos Meet To Choose Speaker Rainey McDuffie And Burns Named
Washington March 2 Democrats in the new house held a far from settled race to choose a speaker to succeed Garner. Rainey McDuffie and Burns led the contest with Rankin claiming a possible win as southern northern delegates divided over the three rivals.
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Demos
Rainey, McDuffie and Burns
Washington
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Canes
Rainey
Illneis
McDuffie
Alabama
John H. Kelly of Sioux City Tribune Dies
John AL Kelly editor of the Sioux City Tribune was found dead in bed at his brother in law Arthur S Han ford's home. Heart disease listed as the cause of death in Sioux City Mar 2.
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John H. Kelly
S. C. Tribune
City
Mar
J Ohn
AL Kelly
Sioux City Tribe One
Arthur S. Han‘ford
Legionnaires to Meet Here Tonight Report on Four District Funds
At the regular meeting of the Reaves Post, here, a final report on the four funds for the State Legion will be presented. Seca Huron is noted for next summer as part of the planning.
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Légionnaires
Legion
Seca Huron
Ait
Chiom
Reaves
Senator Walsh Dies Aboard Train En Route To Washington
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana died of a heart attack aboard an Atlantic Coast Line train near Wilson at 7 10 p m en route to Washington with his new bride whom he wed in Havana on Saturday Walsh had been named attorney general in Roosevelt's cabinet and his death shocked the political world in Rocky Mount North Carolina and beyond
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Thomas J. Walsh
Gie Roosevelt
Miami
Senora Perez Chartmont
Cubs
Florida
Havers
Senator Walsh
New York
Mar
Montana
Roosevelt
Mountann
Walsh
Senate
Rocky Mount
N.C
Wilson
Washington
Havana
Cary T. Grayson
Hoover
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Bren
Rivate
Fanowo
Early Meetings in Huron Recall Senator Walsh Colleague Crawford Remembers
Doe I Crawford recalls friendship with Montana Senator Thomas J Walsh as they met in Huron during circuit court days. Crawford notes Walsh rose from Hedfield lawyer to national cabinet member before his sudden death, praising his tireless work and service to the country and administration.
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Doe I. Crawford
United States Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senator Walsh
Huron
Walsh
Hedfield
Crawford
Pierre
Dne
South Dakota
United States
Redfeld
Harom
State
Old Depot
Wright House
Senator Walsh of Montana Dies Aboard Train
Shock swept Washington as Senator Walsh died on a train while en route from Havana to Washington. Mrs. Walsh said he awoke in pain, collapsed at her berth, and died of a probable heart attack before doctors could reach him. The body to be sent to Washington for burial. Roosevelt cabinet speculations shift to possible successors.
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Rocky Montt
Washington
Senator Walsh
Havana
Senora Nieves
Perez Chaumont de Trufin
Walsh
Death of Senator Walsh Draws Roosevelt Grief
President elect Roosevelt called the Montana senator’s death a grievous loss to the country and to his incoming administration. He described Walsh as a trusted friend whose judgment he relied on, noting the difficulty of filling his place in both cabinet and his circle of friends.
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New York
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
Montana
Senate passes school loan bill to reclaim foreclosed lands
South Dakota Senate approved a measure to let the state take over lands securing delinquent school fund loans from counties. The bill, introduced by Sen. E. M. Mumford, would place acquired properties on the state lands list for lease and transfer them to the state department of school and public lands if enacted.
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Mumford
Senate
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