Seven Inch Snow Brightens Crop Outlook in Central South Dakota
Snowfall of seven inches over Central South Dakota, the heaviest of the season, lifts winter moisture total to 19.3 inches and improves prospects for a good growing season. Pierre reports .96 inch. Redfield sees traffic disruptions but no closures. Huron records the heaviest snow of winter with December yielding 1.3 inches. Overall winter moisture stands around 1.24 inches for the year, slightly below normal for this period.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Weather Bureau
Sion
Pierre
Redfield
Huron
Ian
Group In New York Now Urges Suspension of Specie Payments
A New York committee of industrialists farmers and financiers led by Frank A. Vanderlip urges the nation to suspend specie payments and embargo gold exports. It favors no inflationary currency and proposes studying dollar gold content against commodity prices, while telegraphing recommendations to Congress and the new administration. The group also backs a federal guarantee of bank deposits with conditions and immediate budget economies. Members include J D Miller Harry Hartke Edward A O Neal and L J Taber among others.
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WEW
York
Indung
Frank A. Vanderlip
Committee For the Nation
Congress
F. H. Sexaner
National Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Finance Committee
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Khausa
J. D. Miller
National Cooperative Council
Harry Hartke
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Owns Garage But Can't Operate Car in Covington
Covington businessman William C Blenke runs a two‑bay garage yet cannot drive a car or explain how an engine works beyond filling the gas tank. At 43, he spent 29 years in jewelry, then took over the lease after the former operator fell behind. He treats the garage as a business and has others handle repairs.
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Covington
Willian C. Blenke
Covington Garage
Blenke
Mrs A French Helps Care For Father At Blair Home
Sheffield Mrs. A French of Huron is at the Blair home helping take care of her father. Floyd Weaver's Ford truck was destroyed by fire Saturday. The Farmers union held a regular meeting at the James R Gugin home Wednesday evening. James Chapman has returned from Town where he spent the winter.
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Sheffield
A. French
Huron
Blair
Floyd ‘Weaver
Farmers Union
James R. Gugin
James Chapman
Highland man taken to hospital for treatment in Wessington
James Bailey of Highland township was taken to Wessington hospital where he is receiving treatment.
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Wayland
March
James Bailey
Highland Township
Wessington Hospital
Huron Man Named State Patrolman
Stilo Nickelich of Huron has been named state patrolman for the highway department by secretary Frank D. Kriebs. He will cover Northern South Dakota from federal highway No. 14 to the state line, issuing truck permits and checking licenses. Nickelich is a former North Western railway employee and an American Legion member.
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Stilo Nickelich
Highway Department
Frank D. Kriebs
J. J. Callagan
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnessta
Wyoming
Montana
Nickelich
Garner's Remark Carries Meaning for Vice Presidency
Washington describes Jack Garner's reluctance to move from the House to the Senate as symbolic of an enduring political arc. President-elect Roosevelt is seen counting on Garner for influence, though Garner doubts any future role will match his Speaker days. He cites past power as precedent for expectations and questions the vice presidency’s reach.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Jack Garner
House
Congress
Senate
Jack
Roosevelt
Garner Sill
Garner
Joe” Cannon
Bankers executive foresees strong financial reform after crisis
George A. Starling, executive secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association, arrived from Pierre to urge immediate action to correct bills. He predicted the American financial system would emerge stronger and praised Gov. Berry for calling a bank holiday amid the national situation. He said the public accepted the order and that he has been in touch with the governor.
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George A. Starling
South, Dakota Bankers’ Association
Pierre
Tom Berry
Starting
Starring
Legislators Back Roosevelt Plan for Expanded Powers
Washington dispatch notes many lawmakers privately endorse giving President Roosevelt sweeping authority to reorganize government cut waste and balance the budget amid public protests. Speech by Speaker Garner frames the need for courage and warns of backlash from organized interests as Roosevelt studies expanding executive power to secure fiscal reforms.
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Washington
Jamaly
Congress
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Garner
Mr. Roosevelt
Dainstalcine
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Women Foresee Equality As Men Remain Fixed
New York columnist notes fifty years of male stagnation while women gain power and independence. Fannie Hurst urges looming equality through a shift in roles, predicting a non weakening of society and preservation of the American home.
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Fannie Hurst
John Selby
New York
Miss Hurst
Poe
Senate may hear anew the cry of the sergeant at arms
The House has voted to impeach Judge Harold Louderback of California. If the case reaches the Senate, Hatton W Sumner of Texas will lead the prosecution while Sumners argues for dignity of the judiciary. South America’s population is given as 77,000,000 in a closing statistical note.
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Washington
United States Senate
House of Repre
Senate
United ‘States
House of Representatives
Harvld Louderback
California
Sant
Robert W. Archibald
U.S. Commerce Court
Archibald
House
George W. English
Ilinois
English
Sen
Ate
The
United States
Louderback
Congress
Hatton
W. Sumners
Texas
South America
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