Roosevelt Gains Delegations Across Nation In Primary Push
In Washington on March 10 Roosevelt won Minnesota ahead of New Hampshire and seeks North Dakota votes as Murray campaigns in Oklahoma. Curley urged Smith’s withdrawal while Smith remains open to nomination. Hoover files for Ohio delegates as Minnesota party fights over convention chairs and Prohibition remains a key issue with a state plank backing a referendum.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Hig
North Dakota
Guv. Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
Alfred E. Smith
New England
Massachusetts
Smith
James M. Curley
Boston
Curley
California
John N. Garner
Carer
Hoover
Ohio
Prohibition
Paul
Minnesota Democrata
Chicago
Lters
Bar Sales of Wheat Under $1.20 Proposed By Rep Howard
Washington March 10 A House resolution would require the federal farm board to refrain from selling in the domestic market any wheat held by the wheat stabilization corporation for less than $1.20 a bushel Chicago basis prior to December 1, 1933. Introduced by Representative Howard Neb. A second measure seeks a tariff commission probe into how the current exchange rate affects the butter tariff.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board Act
Wheat Stabilization Corporation
Chicago
Representive Howard
Neb
United States Tariff Commission
Christopherson
Bank Stock Group Reduces Dividend
MINNEAPOLIS March 16 A reduction in the quarterly dividend of 12 4 cents per share from 25 cents was announced today by the First Bank Stock Corporation a board chairman said earnings for the period roughly matched last year but additional strengthening of reserve accounts was deemed advisable. The dividend is payable to stockholders of record March 13. The corporation controls 115 financial institutions in the ninth federal reserve
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Bank Stock Group
Minneapolis
First Bank Stock Corporation
First Evearings
Bers
Consoration
Ninth
Federal Reserve
McKinnell seeks clemency for Winnnie Ruth Judd death sentence
In Phoenix on March 10 the 76 year old Rev H J McKinnell father of Winnie Ruth Judd circulates petitions asking the board of pardons and paroles to recinnate her death sentence for the murder of Agnes Anne Le Roi to life imprisonment. Certification of her appeal will stay execution set for May 1. Funeral notice for Brother Nell McKay states services Friday at 2 30 pm at Presbyterian church with Masons asked to meet at the Masonic temple at 2.00.
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Nell McKay
Presbyterian Church
Prohibition Seen as Imperfect Yet Better Than Saloons
Henry J. Haskell editor of the Kansas City Star says prohibition remains experimental and imperfect but overall preferable to open saloons. He and Mrs. Haskell sailed for Europe aboard the Deutschland. He notes bootlegger issues predate prohibition and cites Kansas City liquor outlets: 600 licensed saloons, 1109 licenses for dispensing liquor, and 100 unlicensed sellers.
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New York
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City Star
Haskell
Europe
Kansas City
Huron Women Sign Lowell Petition
Thousands nationwide back a movement urged by Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell to prompt simultaneous international economic measures with other nations to preserve peace. Huron South Dakota signers include Mrs C W Truax and many local names signaling broad support for the petition advocating economic actions against aggressor nations.
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New York
Naton
American Committee
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
United States
Far East
Huron
S. D
Lowell
C. W. ‘Truax
Mary E. Gibbs
Mary A. Bandy
J. ‘T. Sigmer
Heated Plane Wings Halt Ice Formation
National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics reports vapor heated wings reduce icing. Tests by Theodersen and William Clay show front wing heating needed, using exhaust heat in small amounts. All metal wings suit direct heat, with a rear water-collection slot to prevent trailing-edge ice buildup.
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Langley Field
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Theodore Theodorsen
William Clay
Stockmen Get Big Help In Shipping
South Dakota livestock interests hard hit by drought and grasshoppers saved $175,000 through Chicago and North Western freight rate cuts on feed during six months ending January 31. T. B. Prew reported 3,176 cars of grain and coarse feed and 651 cars of hay moved, with one third off feed and half off hay, plus previously provided free Red Cross shipments.
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South Dakota
Chicago & North Western Railroad
T. B. Prew
North Western
Red Cross
Prew
Final Honors For Sousa At Congressional Cemetery
John Philip Sousa received final honors in Washington as family and distinguished musicians and government officials attended his funeral. The Marine Band escorted the body from the bandroom to Congressional Cemetery while a Hoover administration representative, Captain Frank J. Goetige, and several senators joined the ceremony.
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Sousa
Hoover
Frank J. Goetige
Marine Corps
Boy Released After Accidental Shooting Verdict
MOBRIDGE SD March 10 Charles 15 son of Russell Doesberg freed today after a coroner s jury ruled accidental shooting in his father s death Charles had been held since Tuesday He testified he pulled the trigger unintentionally after being told the gun was unloaded Doesberg wife and a daughter at Eau Claire Wis survive Burial planned at Marmarth ND Bees Have One Track Mind in Federal Study Washington reports bees ignore unknown nectar paths and travel over two miles along their main route Record Cotton Exports to China 1931 China bought more US raw cotton than any prior year in the history of Sino American trade
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S. D
Charles
Russell Doesberg
Liberty
Doesberg
Eau Claire
Wis
Burieh
Marmarth
N. D
Washington
China
United States
Department of Commerce
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Long Wear
Advertising copy touts MELLO GLO powder for lasting wear and pore reduction. It claims shine control, sweat resistance, and a unifying shade to make skin look younger by smoothing minor lines and pores. Available at The Fair Store.
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the Fair
Hoover Enters Ohio Republican Primary With Delegates
In Columbus Ohio March 10 President Hoover formally entered the Ohio Republican primary by filing consent to have national convention delegates pledge to him The consent filed by State Chairman Edward Schorr notes he would not seek the preferential vote The filing included four delegates at large and alternates previously announced with Hoover slate by Postmaster General Walter Brown Ohio’s second choice is Arthur Garford of Elyria and Olin J Ross of Columbus also filed in the primary
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Hoover
Ohio
Columbus
Edward Schorr
Walter Brown
Arthur ©. Garford
Elyria
Olin J. Ross
Senate Probes Farm Board Under Senate Inquiry plan
The Senate Agriculture Committee rejected a Norris proposal for a joint congressional probe of the Farm Board, favoring a Senate inquiry already approved. The Norris joint investigationResolution was left for the Audit and Content Committee, while a separate Norris study of the board’s operations under Senate auspices had been approved.
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Senate
Farm Board
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Norris
Neb
Senate Audit and Content Committee
Weather forecast for Haronami and South Dakota region
Precipitation totals for the month and year are noted. Sunrise and sunset times are given as 6 54 a m and 6 33 p m. The forecast calls for fair yet cold conditions tonight with increasing clouds and rising temperatures. South Dakota is forecast fair tonight and Friday with not very cold Friday afternoon.
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Haronami Vicinity Fair
South Dakota
Minnesota Iowa Fair Weather Tonight and Friday
In the extreme west portion tonight Minnesota and Iowa fair weather expected with slightly warmer Friday afternoon though not quite as cold.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Route Weather Summary Across Plains Towns
Road conditions and temperatures reported for Aberdeen Watertown Biot Falls Huron Yankton Mitchell Brookings Rapid City Pierre. Highs range from -12 to 15 with lows from -14 to 12. Precipitation listed as none trace and mone. Roads described as fair or clear in all entries.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
Biot Falls
Huron
Mone
Roads Fair
Yankton
Trace
Mitchell
Brookings
Rapid City
Pierre
Bancorporation Declares 25 Percent Dividend
Northwest Bancorporation directors voted at the quarterly meeting to pay a 25 cent per share dividend, April 1, to stockholders of record March 19, 1992. Since its January 1923 organization, quarterly dividends of 4.5 per share had been paid regularly. after review, directors chose to conserve resources for stockholders.
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Minimapolis
Maron 1
Eia
Northwest Bancorporation
Mizpah Chapter to Meet for Funeral of Bret Neil McKay
Mizpah Chapter No order of Eastern Star meets Friday at 2 15 p m in the east wing of the Presbyterian church to attend the funeral of Bret Neil McKay adv 3 10
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Mizpah Chapter No
Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
Bret
Neil McKay
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