South Dakota Motor Vehicle Laws Revised in Rush Vote
In Pierre on March 6, substantial changes to motor vehicle laws await veto or referendum. The bills repeal the three percent gross earnings tax on trucks, introduce compensation fees from 30 to 200 dollars, cut automobile license fees for three to five year old cars by 50 percent and over five by 70. Truck fees drop about 50 percent. Authority shifts to the secretary of state from highway and railroad commissions. Length limits rise to 28 feet for any vehicle and 35 feet for combos. The measures, supported by trucking interests, include an emergency clause and a refund provision for fee differences if the clauses fail. Operative date July 1.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Senate
Secretary of State
Zea
Federal Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
State Highway Department
Highway Department
State Highway Fund
Patronage Is Well Handled By Roosevelt
Washington report outlines how President Roosevelt controls patronage for over 150000 appointive jobs. The process appears precise and systematic with cabinet choices reserved to the president, and key officials assigned to oversee allotments. James is referenced as taking over final tasks of patronage distribution.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
James
Match King at Huron theatre promises high drama and intrigue
Warren William stars as a ruthless financier who entangles political figures and lovers in The Match King inspired by Ivan Kreuger. Lili Damita Glenda Farrell Juliette Compton and Claire Dodd co star as victims in a lush tale of power and deception. Also playing The Thirteenth Guest with Lyle Talbot as a clever private investigator. Starts tomorrow with Traveling Husbands. Tonight Parachute Jumper at Broy and She Done Him Wrong at Huron.
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Warren William
Ivan Kreuger
Lili Damita
Glenda Farrell
Juliette Compton
Claire Dodd
King
Huron Theatre
Lyle’ Talbot
Ginger Rogers
Constance Cummings
Evelyn Brent
Frank Albertson
Bwoy
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Bette Davis
Frank McHugh
Huron
Mae West
Frankie and
Johnnie
Jumping Junior at Culver Military Academy in Indiana
An odd piece highlights Yom Brown of Culver, showcasing life at Culver Military Academy. The photo substitutes for Shopworn which was delayed, with mentions of Tomorrow BICU Parachute Jumper and Huron’s The Match King. References to The Thirteenth Guest and Traveling Husbands fragmentary.
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Yom Brown
Culver
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
Fom Brown
Movieland’s Barnyard Cast In Demand For Film Sets
Hollywood studios rent farm animals for scenes with a daily rate system. Joe McDonald estimates livestock payroll at about 35000 dollars yearly. Lions Comport’s Burbank ranch hosts 12000 animal guests, including horses, bears, parrots, and kinkajous, the latter demanding 12.50 dollars per day plus a keeper.
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Hollywood
California
Joe McDonald
Henrietta Crosman
Séreen
McDonald
Lions
Comport
Burbank
Kinkajou
Roosevelt patronage policy reshapes state ties and appointments
The piece outlines how Roosevelt’s patronage strategy favors state organizations over national figures, elevating state chairmen in pre convention planning and post nomination staffing. It suggests key officials like Farley and Howe will follow strict policy lines, with state leaders controlling appointments and limiting influence of senators and representatives.
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Farley
Louis McHenry Howe
Howe
Congress
Washington
Pat Simmers
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Tonage Pot 15 Simmering Into Weeks Ahead
A brief weather note states Tonagé pot 15 is not likely to spike suddenly but will continue to simmer for many weeks, implying prolonged mild activity with no immediate escalation.
Printing Equipment Sold In Redfield North Dakota?
Printing equipment and business assets of O K Peckham owner editor and publisher of Redfield Daily sold to Tom Ginther and C C Clinker of Mobridge. Redfield Journal Observer company to continue daily publication. Peckham to join as advertising solicitor for Redfield Journal Observer. Ginther and Clinker to move equipment to Nebraska to operate a daily paper.
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Redfield
Mar
Redfield Daily
Tom Ginther
C. C. Clinker
Mobridge
Redfield Journal-Observer Company
Peckham
Daily Art Journal-Observer
Ginther
Clinker
Nebraska
Iroquois Home Damaged By Blaze
Fire damaged the L. E. Lamont residence in Iroquois on Sunday night, largely affecting the kitchen and kitchenette. Smoke filled the home, with the blaze likely starting in the southeast kitchenette and smoldering until the alarm. The family was away since evening. insurance covers the loss. A Rotterdam new shipping company now operates tramp shipping services.
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L. E. Lamont
LaRue Replaces Raft In Temple Drake Cast
Hollywood report notes Jack LaRue steps in for George Raft in The Story of Temple Drake as Raft leaves amid tension. Raft comments that the Trigger role risks self-destruction, while LaRue begins a brief screen stint with limited experience.
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Hollywood
George Raft
Temple Drake
Jack LaRue
Raft
George
Trigger
Jack
Actor Jack LaRue Plays Trigger In Sanctuary Film
Jack LaRue, a versatile actor known for stage and screen, takes the role of Trigger in Sanctuary. He aims to expand his range beyond gangsters and mug shots, citing prior standout turns like the priest in A Farewell to Arms and a drunken rover in Blind Man’s Bluff as foreshadowing. LaRue, born in New York and of Italian descent, began in pictures at 16 with Talmadge studios before moving to the stage three years later.
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Tisk
Sanctuary
Jack
George Ratt
GaRue
Broadway
Lee Tracy
Frank Borzage
Roubin Mamouliar
LaRue
Priest
Vorhan
Trigger
Bor
New York
Talmadge Studios
Iroquois Gets Eight Inches Snow Special
The report notes a Washington DC origin of a snow storm arriving by Saturday noon and dumping about eight inches of moisture laden snow on Iroquois by Sunday evening. The snow ceased before nine and walks became passable by noon as temperatures stayed above freezing and the snow settled and melted.
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Washington,d. C
Prisoners Income Falls At Utah State Prison
Inmates income from prison made articles dropped from 37740 dollars in 1931 to 16536 dollars last year, per the war dens annual report. In Los Banos California Discourages with cotton growing prospects. About seven hundred acres in this region planted to peas with harvest expected in early season for better prices.
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Prison
Los Banos
Cal
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