Stabilization plan urged for independents by LaFollette
Senator LaFollette led a discussion at the Progressive conference urging a national plan to stabilize industry and employment. He pressed independents to shape policy, criticizing the administration for inaction on unemployment and drought relief while proposing new public employment exchanges and broader wealth distribution.
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LaFoliette
Wisconsin
Conference of Progressives
Congress
Georges B Soule
The
Labor Bureau
New York
City
Economic General
Leo Wolman
National Bureau of Economic Research
Economic Council
Progressive Conference
Robert P. Scripps
Scripps-Howard
William Green
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette
Norris
Nebraska
Nurtis
Republican
Nebra
la Follette
Hoover
Raska
Democratic Natial Committee
Borah
Idaho
Power Trust
Roosevelt
Messige
Charles A. Beard
Watson
Indiana
Gandhi Resumes Salt Making to Test New Truce
Mahatma Gandhi leaves Ahmadabad to retrace his salt march route and harvest salt in defiance of British law. He aims to test the truce with Viceroy Lord Irwin after signing an accord on salt production for personal and local use. He travels to Baroda, Surat, Dandi, and later Bombay before heading to New Delhi to rally Moslems and Hindus for the next round table effort.
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Lord Irwin
James A, Mills
Ahmadabad
India
Mahaba Gandhi
All India
Borsad
Dandi
Bombay
Baroda
Surat
New Delhi
Promised Cold Wave Detoured Delays Snow Threat
South Dakota's winter weather forecast shifted as the anticipated cold wave failed to materialize today. Officials predicted colder conditions tomorrow with possible rain or snow, while skies remained cloudy and temperatures hovered near freezing tonight.
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Canada
Huron
South Remo
Blystone
Weather Bureau
South
Mr. Blystone
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mar
Seek Evidence in Girl Bazaar Case Shifts to Los Angeles
Investigators chase leads in the so called girl bazaar case with charges against five including Alexander Pantages and John P Mills. Pantages and Mills arraigned in San Diego and released on bonds while Olive Clark Day remains under bail.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Los Angeles
Pantages
John P. Mills
Jesse H. Shreve
Diego
Wiliam Jobelmann
Thief Steals $27 From De Smet Garage
Authorities hunt robbers who entered the Haugen Ford garage Tuesday night and escaped with $27 in cash left behind through an oversight.
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de Smet
Mar
Haugen
Weather Area Forecast Sketch
Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of rain or snow. South Dakota region expects light snow tonight and possibly Friday morning, with colder temperatures.
Cowboys Sought To Herd Turkeys In North Dakota
Fargo report notes a peculiar want ad asking for a good cowboy to herd turkeys. The piece reflects rural diversification pressures and the long decline of traditional cowboy work in the Bad Lands.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Potato Growers Plan Bigger Crops
Washington reports that early potato states aim to increase acreage this spring despite weak markets. Agriculture data show combined plantings to rise from 334,290 last year and above the five year average, while old potato supplies are scarce yet depressed prices persist.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Big River Project Advances Amid Arizona Protests
Articles describe the start of work on the Moower Bistn project in the Southwest, with notes on legal challenges in Washington and disputes over the Wing Johnson bill. It recounts the Colorado river’s transformation from the Salton Sea region into Imperial Valley agriculture, highlighting levee spending and sediment deposition.
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Nevada
Colorado
Ettingby
Gulf of Gs
Cama
Pewlock
Wash- Arizona
United States Supreme Court
Winogade Arcn
Spp
Snorsa
Hix
Colorado River Basin
Sree Ccewe
Senta
L. Butt
Ter
Salton Sea
Imperial Valley
California
United States
Farm board urged economic wheat acreage cut
Ray B Bowden executive secretary of the Northwest Country Elevator Association of Minneapolis told the Huron Kiwanis club the acreage cut should be economic not political He cited varied wheat costs from 71 cents a bushel in South Dakota to over $1 a bushel east of the Mississippi and urged a scientific study of production.
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Federal Farm Board
Ray B. Bowden
Northwest Country Elevator Asociation
Minneapolis
Bowden
Huron Kiwanis Club
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Extra Day Given for Income Tax Returns
Taxpayers gain one more day to file statements as the closing date moves to midnight March 16. Any mail received by then is accepted, per Mr. Syverson. The federal agent based in Minneapolis will stay in Hu[tons next Monday for last minute tax preparations. Operation resumed with full force Wednesday after a shutdown since December 15.
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Syverson
Minneapolis
Open Probe Of 5 Departments
Attorney General Sharpe announced investigations into five state departments including banking insurance rural credits and finance. Initiated under a new law the probes will run alongside regular duties with a report to the next legislature. The highway department inquiry continues from a prior probe aided by a special appropriation and increased special assistance funds.
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Ted Od
Anl
Proto
House of Representatives
Australians May Abandon Canberra
Canberra may be abandoned as Australia’s federal capital after a $66 million expenditure. Leaders in politics and business lament its isolation and upkeep costs, noting vast 900 acre spread with grand scale water, drainage and buildings. Five hotels costing over $3 million each stand mostly empty during recess.
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Canberra
Australia
Parliament House
England
Allot Huge Sums For River Program
The War Department announced more than 75 million dollars for river and harbor work nationwide. A large share funds Missouri River improvements from Kansas City to the mouth, with allocations totaling over 136 million for the Missouri River to date.
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Washington
Mar
War Department
Missouri River
Kansas City
Bsloux City
Funeral Friday for Nelson Baby
Short services will be conducted by the Rev. Alfred Trenercy of the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning for Bennie Nelson infant son of Mr and Mrs Ole C Nelson who reside eight and a half miles northwest of Huron. Burial will be at Riveride Cemetery after views at Miss Kinyon’s chapel.
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Nelson Baby
Alfred Trenercy
First Baptist Church
Bennie
Ole. C. Nelson
Huron
Kinyon
Extradited Sioux City man to stand trial in Eyestone slaying
Pat Flaherty, ordered extradited by Governor Dan Turner, arrives in South Dakota to face murder charges in Huron for the Feb 15 Eyestone poker party slaying. State's Attorney Temmey and aides expect April circuit court session. arrival times and exact plans remain unclear.
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Pat Flaherty
Sioux City
South Dakota
Dan Turner
Iawa
Huron
Charles F. Eyestone
Flaherty
Beadle County
Associated Press
Des Moines
Leo A. Temmey
W. W. Howes
North Platte
Neb
Harvey Huntley
Turner
John Boyle
State Line
Dakota
Temmey
Fisherty
Geants
Huron, & C
Charles Ey¢stone
Warren Green
Stagg Pays Tribute To South Dakota Athletes
Amos Alonzo Stagg visiting South Dakota offered high praise for the state’s high school athletes at a Tri Val ley conference banquet in Wakonda. He highlighted Yankton high school basketball teams and noted South Dakota athletes’ presence in University of Chicago basketball and track events. He spoke at the University of South Dakota and prepared to address Yankton College students before returning to Chicago.
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S. D. Wakonda
South Dakota
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Tri-Valley Conference
Smal
Yankton High School
University of South Dakota
Yankton College
Chicago
One Sided Grade School Contests By Division
Huron grade school basketball results show lopsided scores across divisions. Jefferson A defeated Wilson A 40 1, Wilson B beat Jefferson Box 18 18, Lincoln B defeated McKinley B 12 9, McKinley A lost to Lincoln A 13 6, Washington A beat Wilson C 12 2.
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Jefferson
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Jefferson Box
Lincoln
McKinsey
MccKinleya
Lincolns
Washingtons
Wilsons
Huddleston Freed On Embezzlement Jury Verdict
The jury found not guilty in the embezzlement case against J W Huddleston in the state of South Dakota v Huddleston. A civil case Fulton State Bank v Ed Trainer was being heard with Judge Alva E Taylor presiding in Huron during the circuit court term.
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Huddleston
Howard
Mar
State of
South Dakota
J. W. Huddleston
Fulton State Bank
Alva E. Taylor
Hurons
Circuit Court
Tailors Work Hard Despite Low Mood
Chicago where two tailors stayed on overtime despite dull business. Robbers entered Louis Hirsch shop, forced manager Edward Pence and assistant Peter Zimmermann to surrender money and trousers, then left. Pence and Zimmermann finished two pairs themselves around midnight.
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Chicago
Mar
Louis Hirsch
Edward W. Pence
Peter Zimmerman
Pence
Zimmerman
Dairy Poultry Co-Op Accepted By Board
The farm board announced it recognized Dairy and Poultry Cooperatives Inc as a regional marketing association to handle dairy and poultry products. Last year member associations handled products valued at 20 million dollars representing 106000 producers across multiple states. sales will be centralized in Chicago with a 2 million dollar capital stock.
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Washkinuiun
Farm Board
Dairy and Poultry Cooperatives, Inc
South Dakota
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
Florady
North Dakota
Wyomoing
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Knsis
Iowa
Missouri
North Carolina
West Virginia
Chicago
The
Producers Produce Company, Inc
Chillicothe, Mo
Doak Reports February Rise in Industrial Employment
Doak announced February saw a broad rise in industrial employment based on department data. He cited a 1.4 percent monthly gain and a 7.5 percent higher wage bill, marking the first clear upturn since the October stock market crash.
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Doak
Washington
Mar
Jary Doak
Gasoline Prices Drop Across De Smet Stations
The De Smet gasoline war continued with most stations cutting prices to 16 cents. The Gurney company station remained at 17 1/4 cents while others matched the lower rate.
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de Smet DE Smet
Gurney Company
Gurney
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