Republicans Eye 1932 Race Amid Democratic Feud
Washington reports show Democratic leaders led by Chairman Raskob rallying to shape the 1932 nomination while Republicans and independents weigh strategies. A Texas meeting signals easy GOP sailing for Hoover on a dry platform, with calls to renominate him. Progressive maneuvering aims to press west congress influence. Norris signals about 75 backers.
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Washington
Mar
Maryland
Ritchie
Free State
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Texas
Hoever
Michigan
la Foullette
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Hoover
Senate
Democrats
Congress
Republi
Norris
Neb
Borah
Idaho
Lease Of Hotel Ratified By Elks
The Elks ratified the lease of the hotel to the Sand Hotel corporation for ten years with Huston Bond of Sioux Falls as president. John Sauer was elected exalted ruler at the annual meeting. The plan would have the corporation pay 30 000 dollars yearly rent for the entire building and fixtures except the second floor used for lodge quarters. The move aligns with grand lodge wishes to limit private business units. Built a decade ago as a lodge and community project.
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John Sauer
N Elks
Sand Hotel Corporation
Huston Bond
Board of
Grand Lodge
Waleh Leeding
Weather outlook for Haven and Lexi Dekela areas
Mostly cloudy Sunday with some showers and a touch of colder air. Partly cloudy tonight with Sunday bringing cooler coastal conditions and lighter winds.
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Lexi Dekela
Oliver Wendell Holmes to Speak on Radio Sunday
Washington March 1 Oliver Wendell Holmes associate justice of the supreme court will make his radio debut Sunday for his ninetieth birthday The program begins at 9 45 p m central standard time with five minutes reserved for him He will remain at home and may cut the time short due to his aversion to publicity and public demonstrations He is noted for turning legal morals into a friendly phrase and for writing literature from little material despite his long career.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Capitel
Washington
Mar
Supreme Bench
Justice Holmes
Evenoo
Snowden ill delays budget presentation in London
Philip Snowden is confined to bed with an illness just days before presenting his 181 budget as chancellor of the exchequer. Doctors say he may be unable to leave his home for several weeks, keeping the government on edge in London.
United Front Formed to Back New Veterans Hospital
Representatives from nine counties in Iowa’s 7th district met in Sioux City to plan a united push for a new veterans hospital in the state, aiming to attract the facility to northwest Iowa.
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United Front
Sioux City
Veterans’ Hospital
Iowa
7Th
Rush Ice Harvest Amid Shortage Drives Northwest Effort
Watertown reports a rush to harvest lake ice due to a widespread shortage. Crews cut ice at Lake Kampeska and trucked it toward Mitchell while storage houses remain underfilled. Thickness here rarely reached 18 inches, far below the usual 30 inches, signaling heightened demand and limited supply.
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Watertown
Mar
Northwest
Lake Kampeska
Mitchell
Yakota
Strange Tribe Found On Tiburon Island in Mexico
A report from Mexico City describes the Seris, a dwindling Indian group living on Tiburon Island off Sonora, believed to hold peculiar beliefs and practices. Only 164 remain of once 30,000, with Spaniards exiling them there in 1749 and keeping outsiders off the island.
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Mexico City
Mar
Tiburon Island
Arizona
Gulf of California
Tiburon
Sonora
Celene
Juan Mastuzzi
Mme. Titayna
Mastuzzi
Mermociloo
Four Hours Sleep For Businessmen, Doctor Says
ROCHESTER MINN Mar 7 The average man sleeps too much for health. Four hours daily suffices for anyone in business or profession says Dr Wilson A Alien of Rochester who has slept under four hours per day for 58 years He marks his 31st birthday while still active in practice devoting 14 to 16 hours daily I have gained 16 pounds this winter he adds I am at work every day and I do not know what more a man could say at 97.
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Rochester, Minn
Mar
Wilson A. Alien
Rochester
Dr. Aben
Backman Named New Coach At U
Captain Stanley G Backman named acting director of athletics for 1931 1932 at the University of South Dakota to succeed Vincent E Montgomery. He will coach football and oversee athletic affairs, with prior posts at Georgia Cincinnati Ohio State Notre Dame linked to his plans.
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Vermillion
Stanley G. Backman
University of South Dakota
Herman G. James
Backman
Vincent E. Montgomery
Georgia
University of Georgia
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Barkman
Charles M. Snelling
Georgia University
Fort Denning
Georgia Institution
Carl B. Hoy
Storms lash Atlantic coast and Balkans in widespread turmoil
Storms stretched from Iceland to Africa inundating coasts and plains. Snow and freezing rain blanketed prairie states while rivers overflowed in France. Balkans endure tremors with rail disruption and casualties in South Serbia. North Sea floods threaten coastlines as storms shift northeastward.
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Atlantic
Iceland
Africa
Prairie
Dakotas
Texas
France
Balkans
North Sea
England
Bulgaria
Jugo- Slavia
Greece
South Servia
South
Servia
Mixcouri
Virginia Ceps
Jacksonville
Flo
Kensan
Nebeuke
Kanessed Oklahome
St. Louis
Marne
Rheigns
Preiries
St Remy Orive A
Larzicourt
St. Remy and
Moncote
Legislature Ends Session with No Major Tax Overhaul
The 22d South Dakota legislature adjourned after enacting or defeating major measures with expenditures higher than the prior biennium. Total appropriations reached 7,932,856 dollars, while salary cuts and retrenchment were emphasized. Tax reform failed as income tax bills died, and proposals to shift farm land levies were not enacted.
Jackie Coogan Now Makes 7500 Weekly
Hollywood報導稱16歲的 Jackie Coogan 與Mitzi Green 的新片合同定出高額酬金。Coogan 每週賺取 7500 美元，Mitzi 每週 625 美元，兩人仍在等待法院批准合同。Coogan 曾因童年致富而成名，近年重返銀幕拍攝新片《Tom Sawyer》以吸引童星觀眾。
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Jackie Coogan
Mississippi Valley Association Discusses Bonds
Chicago hosts Mississippi Valley Association officers and directors as they consider a proposed 560 million bond issue for river and harbor improvements. Executives from 18 states examine the Shipstead bill in the Senate committee on commerce. no action announced.
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Chicago
Mar
Mississippi Valley Association
Middle West
Senate
Committee On Commerce
Shipstead
Minnesota
Secretary of the Treasury
Totley
President Higbie Resigns to Lead Washington Normal School
Madison news reports Dr. E C Higbie president of Eastern Normal for 11 years resigns to become president of the J Ormond Wilson Normal school in Washington DC. He will depart in April and the Regents have not yet chosen his successor.
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Madison, Mar
E. C. Higbie
Eastern Normal
J. Ormond Wilson Normal School
Washington, D. C
Highbie
Board of Regents
Columbia University
Highiz
Higbie resigns from Eastern Normal for J. Ormond Wilson role
Dr. E C Higbie president of Eastern Normal School at Madison says he will resign to lead J Ormond Wilson Normal School in Washington DC, citing South Dakota's slow educational progress. He notes 1920 expansion to four year courses and ongoing battles for full funding, with legislature adjournment after failed efforts.
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E. C. Higbie
Eastern Normal School
Madison
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
J. Ormond Wilson Normal School
Eastern Normal
Higbie
Eastern
Southern
Spearfish Normal Schools
State Supreme Court
Legge Returns to Farm Machinery Sales After Public Service
Washington March 7. Alex Legge, who led major government and industry roles including the war industries board and International Harvester, resigns from the Farm Board after eight months beyond his initial term. He will rejoin the Chicago based International Harvester and urged board members to mentor youths and stress teamwork for the future.
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Washington
Mar
Alex Legge
Nebraska
McCormick Reaper, Company
Enlarged
International Harvester Company
Wilson
War Industries Board
The
International
Hoover
Farm Board
White House
Chicago
James C. Stone
Legger
Huron Miller Regional Championship Score Update
Evening Huronite will provide live progress on the Huron Miller regional championship game in Pierre tonight between 9 and 4:38. Consolation game Pistre versus Red Bell follows at 7 30 with the main game starting about 3 32 p.m. Call 451 for results.
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Pierre
Pistre
Red Beld
Many Farmer Bills Passed By South Dakota Legislature
In Pierre on March 7 the South Dakota legislature approved numerous measures aimed at aiding agriculture. Bills seek to cut farm taxes, adjust motor vehicle fees and distribution of highway funds, and streamline property tax collection. A key measure allows hold plans for grain stored on farms and extends exemptions for trucks transporting farm products.
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Vincent Hoyman Pierre
South Dakota
Syere
State Division of Taxation
Sone
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
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C. K. Whitney
B. W. McVeigh
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Mitzi Green
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