County Outlook in Huron Meeting Thursday
Beadle County agriculture is expected to contribute stronger state output than 1928. Farm economics officials from State College with federal statisticians present a revised outlook tailored to Beadle County conditions. Mr. A. Anderson will speak as regional director, explaining price trends and crop and livestock projections. Continuous price cycles and demand data will guide the discussion, with charts and data to support the forecast.
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South Dakota
Farm Economics Department of
State College
Federal Agricultural Division
Beadle County
Tinga
A. E. Anderson
Extent State College
Gion Direc
Anderson
R. A. Cave
Warren seeks municipal judge post in city election
Charles P Warren a 27 year lawyer announces candidacy for municipal judge in the city election April 20. Judge Dick Heney, serving since the court began four years ago, plans to run again. Warren practiced in De Smet from 1902 to 1918, then moved into Fair City where he served as city attorney and later state attorney, after graduating from the University of Minnesota Law School in 1891.
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Charles P.warren
Mr. Warren
Dick Heney
Huron
Warren
de Smet
Fair City
John P. Sauer
University of Minnesota
Havng
Plan Program For Threshermen's Meet
SIOUX FALLS March 5. Addresses by Kon GC. Lawis, state officials, and civic editors are slated for the 13th annual convention of the South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen, to be held in Sioux Falls from March 12 to 14. The organization is described as the richest fraternal group in the world with one of the state’s largest conventions.
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Sioux Falls
Kon GC. Lawis
Senttt Dakota Ncurfice
Mark T. Drexel Acivic
Erican T. Nerman
F. G. Perry
South Dakota Brotherhood of Thresheimer
H. Tee
Tay
Omenisi
Leader of Student Mobs Held After Michigan Theatre Riot
Four thousand Michigan students stormed the theatre after a Wisconsin win. Tear gas and tear bombs repelled three assaults. Dr. Clarence Cook Little, university president, appeared and dispersed the crowd. Six students arrested. Henry H. Clute named as leader. Doorways, a window, and stage equipment damaged amid the riot.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan Theatre
Clarence Cook Little
la Roche
Stanley County
Dr. Little
Wittin
Warm spell lifts mercury to new daily high
Spring-like winds helped push the temperature up to 5 degrees above zero by 2:20 pm, the warmest day of the year so far. Forecasters warned of colder weather by Wednesday evening as snow slowly melts and highway conditions improve countywide.
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Au Massa
Mercury
Demse
Jayee
King George Enjoys Morning Sunshine Health Update
King George moved from his bedroom to a sunlit sitting room at Craigwell House in Bognor today. He sat in the morning warmth, seen as a sign of improved health for the monarch.
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King George
Bognor
Sussex
Eng
Craigwell House
Unsettled Weather Tonight into Wednesday Across Regions
Weather outlook shows Huron and interior South Dakota areas unsettled tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures trend cooler by Wednesday with reduced wind. In the west portion, cooler air enters on Wednesday, with precipitation chances remaining low to moderate.
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South Dakota
Deadlock On South Dakota Budget Probes
South Dakota Senate adopts joint conference report and moves to governor with 920000 for attorney general investigations tied to statutory duties. House added $20000 for investigations. conference committees formed as deadlock looms over general appropriation bill and highway probe.
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House
Tangle
Senate
Pierre
Joint Conference Committee
John Doe
Ate Institute
Iain
First Lady of Land, Hoover, Faces Private Tasks
Mrs. Hoover, newly solo as First Lady, shifts from public duty to family duties in Washington. She hosts her sons Herbert and Allan, daughter-in-law, granddaughter, sister, and relatives at the White House. The Hoovers plan quiet days with no formal engagements as relatives begin to depart.
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Martha Dalrymple
Associated Post Star
Washington
White House
Hoover
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ler
P Dent
Herbert
Allan
Stanford University
Ander
Watson Named Republican Leader in Senate Conference
Washington March 5 James E Watson of Indiana was chosen Republican leader of the Senate at a party conference. He succeeds the post held by Senator Curtis until he becomes vice president. The party renominated officers Moses of New Hampshire as president pro tem Thayer of Indiana secretary Barry of Rhode Island sergeant at arms and Rev EH Phillips as chaplain pending Senate confirmation.
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Washington
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Curtis
Senator Moses
New Hampshire
Edwin P. Thayer
Davis S. Barry
Rhode Island
EH. B. Phillips
Senate approves Hoover cabinet amid Mellon inquiry
The Senate confirmed eight new cabinet members in a special session, endorsing Hoover appointees swiftly while an inquiry into Andrew Mellon’s tenure as secretary of the treasury was proposed. McKellar urged the judiciary committee to determine if a president’s term limits the secretary’s office and Mellon’s legal ability to hold the post.
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Senate
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Treasury
Hoover
Washington
Capitol
Coolidge
Andrew W. Melton
The
United States
Andrew W. Mellon
Baalnesa
Ixely
Atatus Quo
Hero
Bir
Stimson
Iaison
Acontinuet
Richards Seek Referendum on Slocum Primary Law
Pierre March 5 A proposal to initiate the voters in a referendum on reenacting the people’s primary law was filed with the secretary of state. Senator Disrud and Representative Quale supported the measure under the constitution, aiming to restore majority rule after years of legislative changes. Filing delayed pending attorney general advice as the Legislature advanced, including appropriations for Custer Sanitarium and a state hospital building.
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RK. D. Richards
Ttig
Richards
HHL
Secretary of State
Attorney General
House
Senate
Custer Sanitarium
State Hospital For Insane
Yankton
Parents Fail To Call Doctor For Child In Michigan
In Escanaba Michigan on March five a three year old girl Rose Petangnad suffered burns after her six year old brother set fire to her clothes. Her parents, clinging to tribal customs, did not seek medical help promptly. Neighbors learned of the accident days later. a physician was called and the child was hospitalized near death.
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Escanaba
Mich
Rose Petangnad
Bura
Rebels Claim Monterrey Surrender Amid Mexican Revolution
Rebels announce Monterrey has fallen after 10 hours of combat claiming 570 enlisted men 3 generals and 78 officers captured plus 1,000 rifles 22 machine guns and other war material. Escobar reports bold advance across Coahuila Oaxaca and Vera Cruz, with broader revolt feared across northern states.
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Portes Gil
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Mexico
J. G. Mscobar
Revolutionary Movement
Associated Press
Surriaga
Escobar
Monterrey Fa
Baja California
Chihuahua
Tamaulipas
Borquez
Jaime Carvillo
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Carrillo
Oxvillo
Mexico City
San Bias
Sonora
Plutarco Elias Calles
Andrey Alma~zan
Jesus Maria Aguitrre
Vera Cruz
Biosito City
Calles
Almazan
Coahuila
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Portes GI
Sopors
Coahuits
Oaxaca
Irajuato
Grane Juato
Guanajuato
Morrow
Cueraaveca
Genaro Ratrada
Portes Git
Chaulispec Castle
United States
Jose Vasconcelos
Huronians Praise Hoover In His Inaugural Speech
The Huronians praise Herbert Hoover's inaugural address calling it one of the best, with former Senator Crawford and George W. Wright lauding its clarity and focus on agricultural relief. Local figures like A K Gardner and A Temmey commend Hoover's plain, forceful style and conservative stance.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Vincoln
United States
U. S
Coe'e. Crawford
Myr
Crawford
George W. Wright
Congress
A. K. Gardner
Calvin Coolidge
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeal
O A. Temmey
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Howse
McVeigh
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Peterson
Schultz
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Pacific
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Coop
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Gonzalo Escobar
Canasea
Fanato Topete
Juan Navaretta
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