Dirt Farmer Urges Local Farm Relief From Within
George W. Godfrey of Algona, a master farmer with a 2320 acre operation, told the Huron Chamber of Commerce that relief for agriculture must come from within the farm states not from outside. He criticized politicians for artificial cures and urged farmers and rural residents to solve the problem themselves. The meeting elected George E. Sherman president, Dr. Jay Spink treasurer, and named division chairmen for agriculture, conventions, finance, manufacturing, publicity, ideal affairs, education, recreation, retail promotion, aviation, and more. Ex-officio members include labor and city officials as the group seeks harmony among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Godfrey
Algona
Jaws
Huron
Godfrey
Mr. Godfrey
George E. Sherman
B. B. McClaskey
Spink
Jay Spink
John FF. White
Chas
A. J. Mitchell
Stanley Colton
Dale Thorn
G. J. Sick
B. F.patton
Charitier
G. B. Pahrendor
Goodreads
E. C. McKenzie
Len AL Temmey
HL. Taylor
Simon Asdlrad
AviationClyde
Huron Central Labor Union
Don Gedberg
Ross Wiley
Bodies of Eielson and Borland Return to Nome Alaska
The bodies of Arctic fliers Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland were brought across the Bering Sea by plane from the Nanuk to Teller Alaska and then flown to Nome. Russian aviators followed in another Junkers plane as searches by three nations continued through blizzards and Arctic nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eielson
Nome Nome
Alaska
Mar
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Hering Sea
Nanuk
North Care
Siberia
Teller
Eda Young
Joe Crosson
Sam Macauley
Mavrick Slipenov
Farich
Junkers
Eielsen
Borland
Wanuk
Eicison
George Hubert Wilkins
Port Barrow
Spitzbersen
Armed Robbery At Prudential Cashier's Office In Buffalo
Three armed men robbed Edward Tutton, cashier of the Prudential Insurance Company, of 3350 in cash and 5900 in checks as he left the office for the bank. The incident occurred shortly before noon today in Buffalo.
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Insurance Company
Buffalo
Mar
Edward Tutton
Prudential Insurance Company
Tutton
Weather Report For Huron And South Dakota
Parily cloudy tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions in Huron. South Dakota shows fair tonight with rising clouds and warmer temperatures, though central and northeast portions may see partial cloud cover and variable conditions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Prince of Wales Plans to Resume Hunting Program
A bulletin from physicians says the Prince of Wales, now convalescing from sub-tertian malaria, expects to leave for Uganda on March 39 as arranged. He contracted malaria during a safari in southern Kenya colony and is being treated at Government House.
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Nairobi
Kenya
British East Africa
Prince of Wales
Uganda
Africa
Government House
Tom Mix Among Celebrities Charged In Tax Case
Los Angeles report says Tom Mix and King Victor faced federal charges over falsified income tax returns. Eleanor Boardman Hal lam Cooley Burr Raymond JacKee Malcolm McGregor pleaded guilty plus penalties. Corinne Griffith already paid fine. others named include Dorothy Macksill William Haines Rod La Rocque Raymond Griffith Dorothy Sebastian.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Tom Mix
King Victor
J Multy
Eleanor Boardman
Hallam Cooley Burr
Raymond JacKee
Malcolm McGregor
Corinne Griffith
Hollyrwood
Watch Federal
J. Marjorie Berger
Edward H. Hayden
Miss Berger
Federal
Alderson
W. Va
Hayden
Miss Griffith
Miss Boardman
Mix
Grand
Dorothy Macksill
William Haines
Rod la Rocque
Raymond Griffith
Dorothy Sebastian
Coolidge Ready To Dedicate Dam
Calvin Coolidge attends the dedication of a 1928 dam named in his honor near Globe Arizona. The former president and Mrs Coolidge travel by car 21 miles to the site for a 3 30 p m ceremony. State and federal offices close for the day as crowds gather across Yuma and Phoenix. The party will then head to San Antonio Texas before resuming travel.
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Globe Ariz
Agathe
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Arizona
John C. Phillips
Mr. Coolidge
Yuma
H. L. Carnahan
California
Yura
Phoenix
Tax Conference Adds Mineral Levy To Recommendations List
The South Dakota tax conference tentatively endorses a severance tax on minerals oil timber and other natural resources alongside income and occupational taxes. Three revenue sources remain under review with final decisions set for a later April meeting in Huron. The group aims to replace general property taxes with new revenue while avoiding tax increases.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Huron
J.j.martin
Watertown
State Grange
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
Farmers’ Union
Auale AaeEg
State Chamber of Commerce
Pierre
Rapid City
E. S. Sparks
University of South Dakota
Kellar
Lead
Homestake
L. E. Corey
Wagner
Chamberlain
Fall River County
State Bar Association
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Roy L. Emry
Karon
Hayti Commission Session Opens Amid Testimony Absence
The Hoover commission on Haitian affairs opened its first session in Port au Prince with no witnesses arriving. Opponents labeled it a second McCormick commission while American officials disputed that claim, saying they seek future steps to end occupation and rebuild national institutions. Also noted are comments on insects that can walk on water due to velvety foot coatings.
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Port AU Prince
Mati
Maren
Hoover Commission On
McCormick Commission
Amerlean Commission
McCormick
Yankton High To Forfeit All Games
Yankton High School must forfeit all basketball games in which Donald Smith played after becoming ineligible. Smith is over age 21, but Yankton officials were exonerated for complying with registration rules. Yankton remains state champion and will still participate in regional and state tournaments.
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Board of Control
Smith
Yankton
Rawling
Legal Bickering Delaying Payoff In Chicago Payroll Delays
Chicago context reports delays in paying 40,000 city and school board employees due to legal wrangles over tax warrants. County workers receive back pay. Treasurer Harding expects county funds today. Mayor Thompson’s delay in signing the tax ordinance hindered payroll, though Strawn’s relief committee moved funds. City Comptroller Schmidt offered to lend the school board to ensure teachers are paid, awaiting council ratification.
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Chicago
George Harding
William Hale
Thompson
Silas H. Strawn
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Strawn Group
Board of Education
George K. Schmidt
Defer Action On Nye Grain Probe Resolution
The Senate agriculture committee deferred action on Senator Nye's resolution calling for a federal farm board probe into marketing act enforcement and grain trade interference. Secretary Hyde and Farm Board chair Legge likely would be questioned. committee delayed due to world-wide delicate situation.
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Washington
Mer
Hyde
Senate Agriculture Committee
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Federal Farm Board
McNary
Legge
Grain Trade of America
Farm Board
Wets Make Last Plea At Hearing
Washington report on the house judiciary committee hearings on repealing the eighteenth amendment. wets push for publicity and plan to make prohibition an issue in the coming elections. key witnesses include Linthicum, Celler, LaGuardia, Sabath, Norton and others with several notable women listed among participants.
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Washington
Mar
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
New York
Congress
LaGuardia
Sabath
Tlinois
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Breckenridge Long
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
Noel B. Martin
Lewisto
Idaho
William Watts Ball
The
News and Courier
Charleston
S. C
W. W Montgomery
Philadelphia
Robert W. Lovett
Boston
Iirs
Cortlandt Nicoll
New York City
Carroll Miller
Pittsburgh
Three Children Die in Seymour House Fire
Three Evans children Marie 14 Helen 12 and Glen 30 died when their Seymour home burned today. Parents Louis andMrs Evans escaped after waking to flames on the second floor. two younger children were rescued. Evans, a miner, was severely burned but expected to recover. An elder daughter was away.
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Centerville
Louis Evans
Seymour
Marie
Helen
Glen
Evans
Governor Bulow rejects Smith removal in banking reply
In a lengthy reply Governor Bulow denounces Attorney General Sharpe’s banking report as ruinous policy and opposes removing F. R. Smith, superintendent of banks. He offers to hear Sharpe and postpones action until court bank litigation is heard, arguing the report omits key facts and preserves the public good.
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Sharpe
Banks
Attorney General
House of Representatives
Smith
Bulow
Supreme Court
Banking Department
Saved Banks
Gunderson Likely to Announce Gubernatorial Candidacy
The Evening Republican reported that former Governor Carl Gunderson plans to enter the Republican nomination race for governor within days. He reportedly informed a Mitchell gathering of the party committee and pledged to run.
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Gunderson
Mitchell
Republican
Carl Gunderson
Legicine
Committee of the
Farsi Union
Governor Bulow Defends Banking Department Authority
Governor Bulow, defending the banking department, cites an appointed four man committee to review expense accounts and states no improvement is needed. He asserts close supervision, prudent judgment, and openness to change if public interest warrants, inviting suggestions but basing decisions on actual conditions rather than theories.
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Bulow
Smith
Will Present Petition To Commission Tonight
A petition to lay a city water main to the swimming pool west of the Fair Grounds is to be presented to the city commission at their meeting tonight. The proposed main would run from Third and Vermont, west to Third and Glenn, north to Second and Glenn, west to Second and Park, north to First and Park, then west to First and Park. The aim is to enable city water service to the swimming pool.
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Fair Grounds
Third
Vermont
Glenn
Second
Park
First
Freddie Dunn Ends Hunger Strike After Jail Escape
Freddie Dunn, 24, alleged Leeds State bank robber, ends hunger strike in Woodbury county jail solitary confinement after a failed escape attempt. He shot James Crabaugh during the escape and was recaptured. fellow escapee Lester Silvey remains at large. England's top fatal diseases listed include heart and circulatory issues, respiratory diseases, cancer, nervous disorders, and tuberculosis. doctor bills exceed $200 million.
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Freddie Dunn
Sioux City
Mar
Woodbury County
Dunn
Leeds State
Jaies James Crabaugh
Lester Silvey
Sul
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