Democrats Split Over Prohibition Debate Sparks at National Committee
The Democratic National Committee meeting erupts over the prohibition issue. Haskob pushes home rule and state control while Robinson, Morrison, and Norton dispute the platform. Alfred E Smith defends free speech and urges unity as tensions with Republicans rise.
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Washington
Mar
Democratic National Committee
Haskob
Robinson
Arkansas
Cordell Holt
Tennessee
National Committee
Raskob
Camron Morrison
North Carolina
Joe Hobinson
Jack Garner
Robinson Alfred £. Smith
Arkansan
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Houston
Smith
Aska United Front
Two Farmers Face Grand Larceny Charges In Alpena
Grover Silvers and Vernon Anderson charged with grand larceny of 10 cattle from the Dave Barnes farm near Alpena. Preliminary examination set for March 17 before Justice A L Kinkead with separate hearing requested by Silvers. Anderson free on 4500 bond. both represented by local attorneys.
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Grover Silvers
Vernon Anderson
A. L. Kinkead
Leo A. Tommey
Silvers
Anderson
Alpena
Dave Barnes
E. L. Fritz
Huron
T. H. Luby
F. P. Matz
Collezians Present Second Four Act Comedy Tonight
Ten Huron college thespians will stage The Princess of Panama at the college gymnasium tonight at 8 p.m. under Dr E S DuPoncet. Cast includes Ald Streeter Orville Hill Williamson Seim Anderson Powers Haskell Bacer Decker Costain. The drama, named for a rich gold mine, is set in Panama Hoboken and Brooklyn with action split between Panama and the United States.
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Huron College
Weather update with mixed forecasts from two stations
Weather Huse reports fair tonight and rising temperatures with Saturday partly cloudy. Heath Deksta notes fair and warm with a northwestern zone forecast, Saturday partly cloudy and warmer, signaling mild weekend conditions.
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Heath Deksta
Hoover to Visit Convalescent Son in Asheville
President Hoover plans a brief trip to Asheville North Carolina to visit his convalescent son Herbert Hoover Jr accompanied possibly by Mrs Hoover The younger Hoover is improving and the visit would last one day before his return to work Monday amid a backlog of about 496 bills and other duties.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Ashville
North Carolina
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Rapidan
Carolina
Mr. Hoover
Asheville
Hs Desk
Congress
Sim
Adult Education Homemaking Classes Attract Women
About 150 women attended this week as the Board of Education with state and federal vocational education sponsors begin a six week program in homemaking. Miss Winifred Edwards directs, with sessions in Huron and nearby centers, plus evening classes at Wilson and Lincoln schools for those unable to attend afternoon sessions.
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Board of Education
Winifred Edwards
Aberdeen
Slows Fells
Elk Point
Edwards
Huron
Wilson
Lincoln
Jefferson
McKinley
Lincoln School
Oil Firms Agree To Curtail Imports
Washington reports an administration backed plan to curb oil imports to boost domestic production. Secretary Lamont has been in quiet talks with Gulf and Standard of New Jersey, which pledged to aid U S producers as far as possible, while Standard of Indiana resisted.
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Washington
Iar
Lamont
Gulf
Standard of New Jersey
Indiana
School Of Mines Beats Huron In Debating Duel
Huron College debated against two School of Mines debaters in a close decision held at the college chapel. Huron was represented by Paul Arthur and Leonard Anderson, while Rapid City’s John Wilson and Earl Algiar spoke for Mines. Judge P. J. Harkness of Northern Normal Aberdeen faulted the Huron team for overreliance on quoted authority.
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School of Mines
Huron
Huron College
College Chapel
Paul Arthur
Leonard Anderson
Rapid City
John Wilson
Earl Algiar
P. J. Harkness
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Iene
Legislature Votes To Construct 270000 Annex To State House
South Dakota lawmakers approved a 270000 annex to the Pierre capitol after years of work. The plan uses unexpended balances in land settlement and emergency funds, with a governor appointed commission to supervise. The bill passed 76 to 23 amid debate over state employee concerns.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Senate
Capitol
Warren Green
Jarid
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
Legislature Solves Two-Bill Tangle in South Dakota
Pierre S D, Mer By direct ing that one of them not be printed, the South Dakota legislature avoided duplicating two identical bills on feeble-minded care. The senate passed a resolution requesting the secretary of state print only one measure, after both houses had approved and Governor Green had signed them.
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Fosheim
A. Guthrie
Andover
Spearfish
South Dakota
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Djourn
State Capitol
Tha
Chain Store Tax Likely To Fail
Pierre March 6 legislative interest in revenue reform waned as lawmakers near adjournment. The house approved a chain store tax but the measure faces slim Senate prospects amid other stalled tax bills. Aimed at stores up to three sites with 50 dollars each and 100 dollars for additional, the bill excluded farmers cooperatives. Other bills await action in the senate tax committee.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
House
Senate
Senate Taxation Committee
Gandhi orders end to civil disobedience in India
Mahatma Gandhi called for an end to civil disobedience as India’s millions of workers resume paying land taxes and sal t monopoly violations. Economists foresee limited impact on productivity but expect a 25 percent rise in exports and imports and faster business overall.
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New Deli
India
Mar
Mahatra Gandhi
Aid Promised To Diphtheria Area In Alaska
Aid was promised today for residents of Alaska’s Point Barrow region fighting diphtheria and the Good News Bay district hit by whooping cough. Fairbanks and Juneau were ordered to send assistance as Point Barrow remained under quarantine with serious and mild diphtheria cases. More than 20 people were expected to suffer as the anti-toxin supply was exhausted.
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Tophtheria Area
Alaska
Point Barrow
Good News Bay District
Fair
Reapportionment Bill Approved By Governor Green
South Dakota approves a two district plan after 1920 census loss, with eastern protests ignored. Gov Green signs bills aiding school laws and state investigations, vetoes county budget repeal, cites efficiency, and rejects a special session.
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Warren Green
Green
Q. Sharps
Hoare
Governo
Horswill Named To Succeed Lewis
Horswill of Watertown was appointed state insurance commissioner by Gov. Green to succeed Don C. Lewis on July 1. The senate confirmed the nomination in a brief executive session. Horswill, a real estate man formerly from Estelline, is cousins with Gov. Green.
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Horswill
Lewis Pierre
C. R. Horswill
Watertown
Green
Ile
Don C. Lewis
Mee. Horswill
State Senate
Senate
State Insurance Department
Estelline
Lewis
W. J. Bulow
Rochester
Minc
Me. Green
Highmore
Codington County
Mr. Horswill
Gov. Green
Nut Farm high school junior class play cast announced
Ten junior class members were named for the production The Nut Farm to be staged March 20 in the high school assembly. Directed by D C Keats the cast includes Jeannsite Kuebn Roy Zumobronnad Frederick Greens and Robert with others named by Mr Reutter for stage roles.
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D. C. Keats
Reutter
Uot Jeannsite Kuebn
Roy Zumobronnad
Frederick Greens
Robert
City may host Well Drillers convention in May
South Dakota Well Drillers association eyes Huron for its second annual gathering. President Fred Spitzer and Treasurer Alden Christianson report cooperation from the Huron Chamber of Commerce as plans hinge on securing Machinery Hall at the State Fairgrounds for a two day session. Last year’s Sioux Falls meeting drew over 50 attendees and dealers in drilling supplies.
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Huron
South Dakota Well Drillers Association
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Fred Spitzer
Ebitany
Alden Christianson
White
State Fairgrounds
South Dakota
Spitzer
Christianson
Chamber of Commerce
March Snowstorm Sweeps Mid-West
March snowstorm moves through Nebraska Kansas and Iowa with eight inch drifts in western Nebraska and heavy snow in Norfolk Kansas. Storm forecast clears Wyoming and Montana while New Mexico endures blizzard like gusts.
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Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Colorado
Norfolk
Wine
Dismiss Action In Will Contest In Riom Falls
In Riom Falls on March 6 A federal judge dismissed Sarah Amanda Crewdzon of Chicago suit contesting the will of Julius W Ohlman a former Yankton resident who left an estate of 3150 000 The action based on an oral agreement alleged between the plaintiff and the decedent regarding nursing and care for life was dismissed for the second time by Judge A Lee Wyman.
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Riom Falls
Mar
Sarah Amanda Crewdzon
Chicago
Julius W. Ohlman
Yankton
Lee Wyman
Mr. Ohlman
Nevada Resident Files Complaint After Six Weeks
A resident living in Nevada for six weeks has filed a formal complaint. The action focuses on concerns about local conditions and possible legal remedies. Authorities have not released further details on the filer’s identity or the specific issues at hand.
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Nevada
President Hoover Considers Legge Replacement On Farm Board
President Hoover has accepted Alexander P. Legge’s resignation as chairman of the farm board. Legge’s exit triggers the first vacancy on the board with James C. Stone of Kentucky widely named as successor. Other members include C. B. Denman Missouri Carl Williams Oklahoma and Charles Wilson New York as rotation and retirements unfold.
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Alexander Leger
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Washington
Mar
Alexander P. Legge
Farm Board
Legge
Stone
White House
Fara
C. C. Teague
California
Sam R. McKelvie
William F. Schilling
McKelvie
Nebraska
James C. Stone
Kentucky
C. B. Denman
Missouri
Carl Willams
Charles Wilson
New York
Veterans Cash In On Certificates
About 35 World War veterans in Huron have applied for loans at three local banks since Congress enacted new rules for cashing adjusted compensation certificates. Average loan size is 400 to 500 dollars. Farmers and Merchants Bank joins Security National and National Bank of Huron in offering loans at 4 percent interest, with many previous loans under the old plan already in place. Washington notes banks are waiving collection rights on old paper and must hold notes six months before collection, with new notes considered new loans eligible for six month collection. The Federal Reserve Board has advised simplified handling to expedite processing.
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Huron
Congress
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Huron
C. E. Barkl
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Security National Bank of Huron
The
National Bank of Huron
Bark
Washington, Mar
Veterans Bureau
Regulation Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
Hines
Elks Hold Annual Meeting Tonight in City
Members of the Elks will hold their annual meeting here tonight starting at 8 p.m. Officers will be elected and the membership will consider the board of trustees proposal to lease the Marvin Hughitt hotel to the Bond hotel corporation. A fund will be served after the session.
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Elks
Elks Judge
Board of Trustees
Marvin Hughitt
Bond Hotel Corporation
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