Northern Rebel Forces Push Toward Juarez In Mexico
Federal forces regain strategic railway center of Monterey and report swift crushing of the revolt. Rebels in the north drive toward Juarez as government says key leaders defeated and cities including Monterey Saltillo Veracruz recaptured or threatened. First train north from Mexico City departs as El Paso braces for possible fighting.
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Monterey
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Tuarez
Jesus Aguirre
Tost
Capels
Escobar Ersenal
Escobar_lstor
Saltillo
Torreon
Coahuila
Horques
Sonora
Sinaloa
Cordova
Orizada
Jalapa
Aguirre
Manzo
Topete
Escobar
Cruz
Mexico City
Tor Laredo
Mexicoity
el Paso
Juarez
Fort Bliss
Texas
Mat
Ignacio Flores
Beatle County Car Theft Case Linked to License Holders
A Buick sedan from Beatle County, bearing license 23-2917, was held at Spencer, Ja, after being found with 200 gallons of alcohol. The driver, Bernard Burny, faces investigation. police say the car and driver were captured by the sheriff at Spencer. Authorities identify the license as issued to Grace Phell and note the vehicle was believed to be tied to a landowner in an eastern point area.
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Spencer
Bernard
Burny
Huron
Ucensa
Grace Phell
Land of Finner
Tun Pui Sonic
Mitchell Sees Prohibition Will Be Enforced
William D. Mitchell, new attorney general, said at his confirmation that national prohibition law will be enforced and that President Hoover's inaugural address should guide the Department of Justice. He noted he has not yet worked out a scheme for handling the issue and expects Congress to fund possible increases. He favored a commission to investigate federal court administration to improve conditions, especially court congestion and dockets.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Department of Justice
William D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Hoovér
Hoover calls extra session as agricultural relief urged
President Hoover issued a proclamation ordering Congress to convene in extra session on April 15, 1929 at noon at the Capitol Washington to consider agricultural relief and tariff changes. The decree, signed in Washington March 7, 1929, cites urgent public interest and directs lawmakers to attend. A stray note mentions a whale ship's thickness ranging from two inches to two feet.
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Washington
Mar.tra
Congress
Pres Dent -Hoover
United States of America
Congress of the
Herbert Hoover
United States
Capitol
Frank B. Kellogg
State official rules out Richards primary petition
Pierre March 14 The attorney general ruling states that the Richards primary law petition cannot be filed to initiate a law or submit it to voters. The documents are deemed no effect for initiating any law, while officials consider ongoing appointments and tax bills. The house passes a banking department investigation resolution and the general appropriation bill moves forward.
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Beadis
Afr. Sharpe
Crill
Et Sen Ies
Grace
Tee of Agriculture
Louis N. Crill
Board of Charities and Corrections
Elinor Whitley
Pierre
C. A. Trimmer
Madison
John Berg
W. J Bulow
General Fund
House of Representatives
State Banking Department
Tulnlite
Bulow
Banking Department
Weather Huron Unsettled with Rain or Snow Likely
Weather in Huron and South Dakota is unsettled with cloudy skies tonight. Expect rain or snow and warmer by Friday in southeastern areas as conditions improve later in the period.
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Huron
South Dakota
Wight
Conventions Bring Huron Big Revenue In 1928
The Huron Chamber of Commerce reports that conventions and related gatherings in 1928 drew over 14 000 visitors and generated an estimated 160 000 to 200 000 dollars for local businesses. Average lodging and meals cost about 9 dollars per visitor per day, with two days common, though women shopping and souvenir purchases are not quantified.
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Huron
Fair
Dackota
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Chambér ‘of Commerce
Senort
Expansion Of Livestock Industry Is Urged Here
South Dakota extension director EB Anderson urged expansion of dairying and livestock raising in Agricultural Outlook sessions. He warned of an unbalanced state with too many feed crops and limited demand, noting high prices for beef cattle and dairy products but slow market for feeds. He urged cautious wheat expansion, highlighted alfalfa demand, and projected 1929 prospects with several crops likely to underperform.
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South Dakota
As EB. Anderson
State | College
Department
Nd State College
Dawand
Sith
Legionnaires Gather Tonight for Huron Reunion Event
Baadle county Legionnaires and guests from nearby counties gather in Huron for a reunion with boxing wrestling and singing. About 200 attendees expected with William Reaves post hosting. The program led by Commander Ted Rehaefer includes a drum corps parade at 7:30 pm ending at the American Legion ball where activities begin at 8. A key item is the Petrolle Gonzales fight show planned for March 20, sponsored by the Huron Legion post.
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Baadle
Wiliam Reaves Poat
Ted Rehaefer
Tlmvia Army
Huron Legion
Polce
Leston
Petrolle- Gonzales
Huron Legion Post
Foch Shows Light Yet Steady Postwar Improvement
Marshal Foch's condition improved this morning with a light but steady gain in health. Temperature 93.7 and pulse 86. appetite remains good.
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Foch
Slowis
Paris
Marshal Foch
Stewart Ousted From Standard Oil Indiana Board
Whiting Indiana March 7 Colonel Robert W Stewart was deposed as chairman of the board of Standard Oil Company of Indiana after a three hour stockholders meeting. Rockefeller forces claimed control with proxies, naming Burton and Traylor as successors while Stewart defended his leadership and praised the company’s growth under his administration.
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Whiting
Ind
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Stewart
Willlian M. Burton
Louis L. Stephens
Melabia A Traylor
Red
Sol
Lim
W. W. Aldrich
Rockefeller
Bob
Colonel Stewart
Winthrop W. Aldrich
New York
Rockefeller Group
Coleone
William M. Burton
Thomas S. Cooke
Pan-American Petroleum Transportations Corporation
G. Cash
Witting
Ed. G. Seu
Bert
Standard Oil
In Giaza
Wheeling
AlsJahnual
Decaton
Ployea
Omaha Firemen Rescue Nineteen From Barker Block Fire
In Omaha on March 7 a fire in the Barker block forced nineteen people to be carried to safety from the second and third floors. Among the survivors were three women and two children. Frances Hilvora, daughter of Mrs Bessie Huborn, cried when a fireman refused to back into the flames to rescue her six pet birds, which were later found dead in their cages. The blaze damaged the basement and first floor, home to a dry goods shop, cafe, and soft drink establishment, with losses estimated in the thousands.
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Omaha
Mar
Aretherm
Barker Block
Frances
Hilvora
Bessie Huborn
Yotel
Aremin
Beadle County Game and Protective Association Meeting
The Beadle County Game and Protective Association announces its annual meeting in Huron on Monday afternoon. The farmer assembly rooms near the courthouse will host the gathering to elect officers and review 2024–25 program actions and legislative goals.
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Pish
Game and Protective Association
Beadle County
Huron
Bern
calle pro_gram
Department Store Set To Open In DeSmet Area
Desmet March 7 A K and K stores firm moves goods into its sew bus today as stock arrives for the new department store. The building spans 59 1 and adjoins a theater block under construction. County commissioners held an en session to address routine matters and a forfeiture hearing noted for Gustafson of Huron who failed to appear and faced toxication charges.
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Desmet
Saeckiti
Court House
Allis
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Herbert M. Bailey
Huron College Auditorium
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