03 Mar 1931
Page 12
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1931
Page
12
The document argues that irregularities in the recall election should not be dismissed and a default entered against the mayor. It notes that if Groff’s attorney succeeds in obtaining a default, the matter would proceed accordingly.
In a fault judgment, the client argues that Mayor Burnside failed to file his answer within the legal time. If accepted, the result would likely declare Umit Graff the mayor of Sioux Falls.
Huron will gain a new drug store when H H Humphrey Pharmacy opens next week in the E C Olson building on Dakota Avenue between Second and Third streets. Mr Humphrey, with 28 years of experience, arrives from Doland where he ran a drug store for 15 years. He has bought new merchandise and a full line of drugs and sundries plus a fountain and light lunch service. Formal opening is planned for Wednesday March 11.
Fair tonight and Wednesday with somewhat warmer conditions. South Dakota remains generally fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Minnesota expects fair conditions tonight and Wednesday, cooler in the northeast and warmer in the far west on Wednesday. Iowa shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with slightly colder conditions in the extreme southeast tonight.
Mitchell shows 22 with 0 precipitation and clear roads. Watertown 16 with 41, precip none and clear roads. Yankton 22, 43, trace precip, roads good. Sioux Falls 23, 44, trace precip, roads good near. Huron 20, 20, precip .02, roads a mix of fair and clear. Brookings 24, 39, precip none, roads good and clear. Aberdeen 17, 39, precip none, roads fair and clear. Rapid City 2, 44, precip none, road good and clear. Pierre 31, 50, precip .02, with roads unspecified.
Twenty four ex service men were being treated at the National Soldiery home Sawtelle after paralysis from an adulterated ginger extract. Officials from county and federal authorities investigate supply sources found most purchases occurred in drug stores. The extract tests show 80 to 85 percent alcohol and violate prohibition and drug laws.
Investigators found persigaia contains phecolester an adulterant replacing ginger. Dr Smith ties paralysis surge to eastern bootleggers using the adulterant to make a cheaper product and ship it for sale here.
Eugene M. Pul Ten, a carpenter from Manasquan New Jersey, reports a complete cure for rupture without surgery. He claims no operation, no lost time, and urges others to write for information while warning of the misery and danger of rupture and surgical procedures.
New York March 3 Dr Charles Gray Shaw, NYU professor and author, warns American men that women have outpaced them culturally. He says men chase business and physical culture while women excel in art and intellect, predicting a shift where women dominate creative culture and men focus on commerce.
Pierre March 3 Failure hindered attempts to amend the law requiring county officials associations conventions be held at Pierre The House indefinitely postponed a repeal measure 62 to 25 introduced by A C Thompson Colton Minnesota Amsden Milbank bill signed by Governor Green was opposed by larger cities who favor conventions at the capital George Rice Flandreau argued conventions should be at the seat of government
Chicago police report five machine gunners shot and killed William Mayer and wounded Hilario Rodriguez in Blue Island basement of James Hackett’s gambling house. They tried to explode a five pound dynamite bomb that failed to detonate, then fled after firing on Rodriguez and Mayer. Mayer, 45, died as he fled. Rodriguez survived with injuries.
In Sofia Bulgaria telephone pests harass city leaders and their families with calls announcing mythical accidents or false cabinet resignations. The hoaxes push officials and residents into a shocked, unsettled state as pranksters exploit long distance lines and high profile targets.
In S F City a four month recall fight edges toward a decision. On Wednesday Judge L L Freeger will hear motions on Burnside's response to Graff's complaint, with the central issue whether a ballot recount or a directed election will be ordered.
Mrs Iver T Johnson of Chisholm Minnesota recounts a severe winter chest cough that eased within days after using Lin-O-Nine Emulsion. The ad touts the product as a creamy eucalyptus based cough remedy claimed to boost appetite and bowel movement, endorsed by doctors and offered by Kerr Chemical Co.
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