Ford Seeks End to War as Labor Strikes Quell
In Chicago and across the nation unions threatened widespread action over 512 disputed points at the Chicago and North Western railroad. A settlement curbed a looming strike, resume arbitration, and set the path for national labor act adjustments. Henry Ford criticizes war profiteering and urges peace through arms and education. Generals Johnson tightens blue eagle enforcement and forms committees to craft reemployment plans, warning of a spring surge in strikes and aggressive use of industrial law powers.
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Urge Farmers To Get Seed Early
Governor Berry urged South Dakota farmers to secure seed early for spring crops. No money for free seed and no timely Production Credit loans. farmers should contact county seed loan committees as they are formed. A seed committee meeting in Huron warned of possible seed shortages and rapid stock movements.Governor Berry and Hugh Nash discussed readiness. loan machinery had no set start date.
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Dillinger Seen In Chicago Report
Police traced a report of John Dillinger and a woman seen in a Ford sedan on Chicago's south side near Southmoor hotel at Stony Island avenue and 67th street. A gas station attendant, BE H Deacon, 35, said Dillinger stopped last night asking to wash hands and lifted his coat to reveal two pistols. Despite a morning search, no trace of the fugitives was found.
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Showdown in Insull Case Moves to New Health Review
In Athens on March 8 a fresh health examination of Samuel Insull, the 72 year old former Chicago utilities executive, was ordered after U S authorities pressed for his return to Chicago for trial. Two physicians spent 22 minutes assessing his heart and overall condition before planning another assessment, with a decision expected that night. The government had ruled he must leave the island within 24 hours.
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J T Murphy Seeks G O P Nomination For County Post
J T Murphy of Iroquois seeks the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the first district in the May primary. An earlier notice omitted his party, and Otto Ziegeldorf of Yale also seeks the Republican nomination for the same district.
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Yale
Woman Brings Cleaver Down on Burglar in Bozeman
Miss Mattie Daugherty awoke to breaking glass and quietly retrieved a meat cleaver. She struck as a burglar reached through a broken window, sending him fleeing with a shouted claim that she had marked him to recognize him later.
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Mar
Mattie Daugherty
End of CWA in South Dakota Opens New Relief Plan
The final work week under the Civil Works Administration arrives as 24 000 CWA workers will be cut next week. A new relief setup planned for March 15 will distribute aid on need basis in exchange for isbon, with details to be announced soon. W L Eales and Gov Tom Serry discussed the plan after a relief conference in St Paul.
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Germany May Have Delegate At Parley
A Roma dispatch reports Germany may act in the conference linking Italy Austria and Hungary next week. Franz Von Papen is to arrive in Rome March 14 the same day Dollfuss and Goemboes meet Mussolini. The visit reportedly ties to the Knights of Malta pilgrimage though Papen’s Catholic leadership fuels Austro German peace rumors.
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Minnesota Legislator Shoemaker to Appear in Court
Washington report says detective sergeant Floyd Truscott served an assault warrant on Minnesota Representative Shoemaker last night. The congressman agreed to appear for trial Saturday morning if no House business intervenes, after being released on promise to appear in police court.
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Mar
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Yankton Airport Project Awaiting Lease Approval
Pierre March 8 approval of a 7404 dollar Yankton airport project hinges on receipt of a required lease at state CWA headquarters. Ralph McKinnon says the community will contribute 2684 dollars with the civil works administration funding 14720 dollars. final approval expected by Saturday. Also, Duke University Library receives a rare collection of Chinese books from James A. Thomas of White Plains New York.
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Senator Nye Refuses Telegram Toll Charge in Dispute
Valley City North Dakota March report says U S Senator Gerald Nye rejected a telegram sent with a sharp rebuke from the local Non Partisan League convention. The group voted to collect tolls for the message but Nye denied responsibility and refused payment eight dollars. The telegram was to Washington and the convention later faced questions over who should cover the charges.
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Embargo Appeal To Supreme Court From North Dakota
North Dakota appealed to the Supreme Court to set aside a three judge federal court injunction restraining enforcement of the embargo on wheat shipments out of the state.
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North Dakota
Supreme Court
Trap Washington politics and a Democratic set up
The piece argues that Democratic leaders staged a trap against Republican Senator Fess in Washington in a speech marking the New Deal’s anniversary. It claims orchestrated questions, prepared clippings from Ohio and Indiana papers, and a nationwide clipping system to rebut Republican attacks. It notes Roosevelt’s rule that criticism must include a better alternative, drawing private objections from some liberals.
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Mar
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Henderson Testifies Of 10000 Loan To Glover Aide
Paul Henderson vice president of United Aircraft testified to the senate airmail committee that he loaned 10000 in 1930 to Chase C. Gove deputy second assistant postmaster general and friend of W Irving Glover. He said he destroyed the notes evidencing the loan and noted Glover’s gambling in the stock market. Henderson had criticized Roosevelt proposals to privatize airmail and described the president’s letter urging speed on new contracts.
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Mar
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House panel orders MacArthur to testify on army purchases
Washington March 3 The house military committee voted to summon General Douglas MacArthur army chief of staff for testimony tomorrow about all army purchases including trucks.
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Weather Outlook for Huron and Vidalty
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with no decided change in temperature. South Dakota also sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with temperatures remaining steady.
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Vidalty
South Dakota
Bank Robbery In Sioux Falls Spurs National Constabulary Call
Minneapolis report says part of the six man gang in the Security National bank holdup has been identified. A bank guard and several officers were wounded as the robbers fled with 46 000 in cash using four machine guns. Motor officer Hale Keith in Sioux Falls remains critical. The incident drew nationwide interest and calls for a nation wide constabulary to combat organized crime.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Hale Keith
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Corn Land Release Planned For Fall Planting 1934
County agent R A I Cave reports under the 1934 corn hog contract contracted acres may release late in 1934 for planting winter wheat or rye to harvest in 1935. Farmers under contract may plant a 1935 harvest crop on contracted land before year end if the land is also planted to a 1935 harvest crop. Release applies after neighbors plant 1934 ground for 1935 harvest and allows sowing winter wheat between corn rows in late September or October. A paving crew near Alb urn Cal unearthed gold and built sluice boxes to extract up to 0 during a brief highway mining window.
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R. A. I Cave
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