Accord Signed By Gandhi Ends Civil Disobedience
Mahatma Gandhi and Viceroy Lord Irwin signed a truce ending the nationalist civil disobedience campaign. The agreement grants amnesty for political prisoners, shore salt rights, returns of confiscated property, and limits on police inquiry. Gandhi plans to participate in the second Round Table Conference, with potential future separations if autonomy demands are unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mills
Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Gandhi
Old Delhi
Great Britain
Vieroy An
Ini
Britain
MacDonald
Tyndall High Wins District Debate Tourney
Tyndall High School defeated Freeman in the district debate finals here to win the right to represent the district in the state high school debate contest in Vermillion on March 14 and 15. Tyndall had beaten Yankton in the semifinals while Freeman eliminated Menno. Virgil Zimmitman of Scotland High School won first place in extempore speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall High School
Tyndall
Freeman
Vermillion
Yankton
Menno
Virgil Zimmitman
Scotland High School
State auditor gets $500 extra for oleomargarine stamps
To enforce bow butter and tax substitutes, the Senate appropriations committee approved an additional $500 expense allowance for State Auditor William Dunn. The general bill had cut the expense fund by $500, but after taxes were approved, shortages forced the committee to back the extra funds to ensure stamp purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mer
William Dunn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rock Island Lines Cuts Dividend to Twelve Cents Quarterly
Directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad announced a reduction of the quarterly dividend to 12 cents from 7? prior, adopting a five year basis. The move aligns with expectations voiced in financial circles and recent Wall Street reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mac
Chicago
Rock Island and
Peelife Railroad
Wall Street
Weather South Duketz Thirstday Cold Outlook
Weather bulletin notes Thursday will be colder with plummeting temperatures and cloudy skies. Forecasters mention trends across South Duketz with possible showers and night conditions turning chilly.
Pistol Shooters Need Bandits For Targets
Evanston police arrest Ernest L. Knowles of the pistol club after neighbors accuse him of chasing his wife with a club gun. Policeman A E Feeley says the club has had four incidents since formation, including a boy firing a pistol and a member riding with a pistol in a car. He says the club needs targets and crooks to practice on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ltd
Mer
Evanston Business Men's Pistol Club
A.E. Feeley
Feeley
Ernest L. Knowles
Justice of the Peace
City Commission Rejects All Offers
South Dakota bidders for paving Dakota avenue last night were rejected as too high with bids from $27,792.41 to $34,871.70. The commission weighed re-advertising or a special assessment bond to lower costs and speed up completion to Eighth street, with bond financing believed to attract lower bids and assure cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dakota Avenue
Huron
Eare
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Eighth Street
Larson-Earling Company
Sioux Fells
Jensen Paving Company
Rapid City
Nelson Construction Company
Fane
A. F. Turpin
Chicago
English Drama Talks To Open Huron Theater Meeting
At Huron Littis Theater organization monthly meeting at The Tavern tonight, talks on English drama are planned. Mrs. Edith Olson discusses history of English drama while Dr. Laurence Betts speaks on staging methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Littis Theater Organization
Edith Olson
Laurence Spettp
Olson
Betts
Congress Ends Bitter Session With Hoover Signatures
The seventy first Congress adjourned amid tense mood as a filibuster stalled activity in the closing hours. The House passed a 20 800 000 hospitalization bill before farewell ceremonies marking the end of life for more than forty Republican members. President Hoover signed the bills into law in the Capitol with cabinet members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Afi
Seventy-First Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Capitol
Thomas
Oklahoma
Wood
Curttis
Longworth
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Lewin Named On County Board In Huron
John T. Lewin of Huron, retired farmer and former real estate operator, is appointed county commissioner to fill the late EX Chambarlain’s term. Six-man panel picked him, with two selections to others, and his first vote rescinded fees action against Lyda G. Larsen and A. J. Larsen. No legal grounds found after inquiry. resolution passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lewin
Huron
Seneca
Chambarlain
Hawan Mel
Bes Hennig
Mc Lewin
Sethead
Cleck
Anna Foley
Lyda G. Larsen
A. J. Larsen
Mr. Lewin
Pierra
Parmalee Murder Probe Continues in Rosebud
Investigation into the murder of C. B. Dowling Parmalee storekeeper continued as two men held in jail remained suspects awaiting preliminary examination. John McCres and Bor Carter of Chicago were arrested the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmalee
Rosebud
C. B. Dowling
John McCres
Bor Carter
Chicago
May aims to loosen South Dakota divorce residency rules
Pierre reports a sudden senate approved bill to cut the divorce residency from a year to ninety days. Supporters claim most members understood the measure. opponents questioned its intent. A motion to reconsider failed after uncertain votes from Senators Warren Odland and Highley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Warrett
Yankton
Sen
L. J. Odland
Clark
Sen. Warren
L. & Highley
Hot Springs
Revamped Income Tax Measure Clears South Dakota Senate
A new income tax bill in South Dakota seeks a one percent on the first one thousand dollars of net income, two percent on the next four thousand nine, and three percent on amounts over five thousand. Exemptions total two thousand for heads of families and one thousand for single filers with added per dependent credits. expected annual revenue around six hundred thousand dollars. The measure advances amid debate on its impact on real property taxes and gas tax offsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred FR. Zimmer
Pierre
South Dakota
House
Senate
Earl N, Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Smark
Warren Green
Hammerquist
Howe
J. B. Painter
Colome
Altoona Township Reelects Officers in Annual Election
In a March election at Marshal school Altoona township reelected officials: Fred Payne as clerk C R Van Buskirk as treasurer Carl Westby as chairman of the board of supervisors E L Phillips and John LeGrand as supervisors and H R Marshall as assessor. President Hoover signed a law imposing a ten cent a pound tax on yellow oleo margarine in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Kansas
Minnesota
Hoover
City Subscribers Notice for Better City Service
Citywide notice from Huron des Tha Publishers announcing faster service through carrier system upgrades and improved distribution for all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Green Signs 26 Bills Including Major Special Appropriation
Governor Warren Green signed three bills and prepared to sign more as the total reaches 26. Major items include 125,000 for a heating plant at Northern Neonral in Aberdeen and 100,000 for a men’s building at the state hospital in Yankton with 100,903 for a girls dormitory at the feebleminded school in Bedford. Other appropriations cover a 70,900 aid for summoning schools, 25,000 for emergency conveyance spending, and 25,000 for a sewage disposal plant at the state sanitarium in Yank. One act authorizes Deadwood to accept the Adams Teermanual ballot. another targets bootleggers with a vagrancy law.
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Pierre
Warren Green
Tedh
Atre
Nucmal
Aberdeen
State Hospital
Yankieo
Bedfield
Sioux Falls
Sanator
Deadwood
Vigorous Fight Anticipated From Sioux City Man Facing Eyestone Murder
Pat Flaherty, 29, Sioux City police character, faces murder charges in the Eyestone death. Extradition papers move toward Des Moines and Gov. Turner for return. Authorities fear a vigorous fight as Flaherty and an alias suspect linked to the poker party may contest the extradition while witnesses and alibi efforts emerge.
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Sioux City
Eyestone
Pat Flaherty
Charles Eyestone
Leo A. Tommy
Iowa
W. W. Howes
Pierre
Warren E. Green
Des Moines
Dana Turner
Flaherty
John Doe
Fisherty
South Dakota
Baik
Con
Huntley
John Shannon
Temmey
Goveml
Max Duckworth
North Platte
Neb
van Nort
Whiskers
Pikherty
van Nott
Mr. Temmey
Virgil
Charles F. Eyestons
Huron
Henry Magis Bright Ideas Stir Chicago Neighbors
Henry Magis proposed a plan to coax his daughter's boyfriend to leave earlier, but neighbors objected and hauled him into Judge Joseph Graber's court for a loud doglike howl. The judge asked for the idea and Magis admitted scaring the youth. the court ruled it beyond his authority to police Katherine's boyfriend hours and advised removing liquor. Magis was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Henry Magis
Joseph Graber
Katherine
Magia
Gangster saga links Capone to Sioux City hijackings
A fragmented account alleges Al Capone’s Chicago liquor syndicate used Sioux City as a transit point for hijackers. Gunmen reportedly searched for Flaherty and his companion, while two other hijackers were pressured to return stolen booze. Flaherty is held in jail in Sioux City on murder charges from Huron, awaiting a warrant.
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Flaherty
Broux
Iimpanier
Eyestone
Chicago
al Capone
Huron
Pollés
Eugené van Nort
Sioux City
Avatar
Capone
Boon
Dick Haney
Pidge Plans Hawaii Tour From Long Beach Sail March First
Mrs Henry Kingdon reports W F Pidge aged 80 is at Long Beach California and plans to sail March 1 for Hawaii alone on the Calawaii He will visit grandchildren Robert Kingdon and his wife at Kahului Maui Robert Kingdon a former Huron boy now a Congregational missionary Catherine McCune daughter of George S McCune former president of Huron College accompanies him in memories of the college ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Pidge
Henry Kingdon
Long Beach
Calif
Hawaii
Pidge
Robert Kingdon
Kahului
Maul
Huron
Congregational Mission
Catherine McCune
George S. McCune
McCune
Huron College
Mrs Franzen of Hitchcock Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Jonson Franzen were held at the M. K church in Hitchcock on Sunday at 2 p m. She died Thursday morning at her home. Born in Sweden she moved to the area as a girl and spent most of her life near Hitchcock. Music at the funeral was provided by Mr and Mrs John Kingdon with Solystes pianist and Rev Wilson delivering the sermon. Burial followed in Altoona cemetery.
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Hitchcock
Imperial
M. K
Charlotte Jonson Franzen
Franzen
Sweden
John Kingdon
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