Farmers Union Backs Removal of South Dakota Bank Chief
Farmers Union officers and directors in Pierre voiced support for removing state superintendent of banks after endorsing Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe's banking investigation. The meeting, attended by E. H. Everson and others, adopted a resolution praising the attorney general and approving the banking report while condemning TB tests on cattle. The group planned to meet in Huron later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Huron
State Department of Agriculture
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
W. H. Preston
Rockham
E. P. Lies
E. H. Saubré
Yankton
N. M Peterson
Colone
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
New York Prohibition Critics Testify Before House Panel
New York figures including John Callahan and Raymond Robins back prohibition as a force for social improvement. Witnesses cite fewer saloons and improved conditions in the city, while urging stricter enforcement and noting shifts in youth drinking patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
New York
Manhattan Island
House
Judiciary Committee
America
Great White
John Callahran
Tombs
Bowery
Rodins
Smith
Joan R. Belntyre
Gosper
Gero
Ralph H. White
New Haven
Fact Ading Committee
Connecticut
Eradication Talk Set For Poultry Tuberculosis Meetings
In Miner county two meetings are planned to discuss eliminating tuberculosis in poultry. March 18 at Fe Gora and March 19 at Howard will cover the link to swine infection and methods to remove the disease, led by Harry J. Boyts and O. J. Weisner with South Dakota State College extension support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Minor County
Fe. Gora
Harry J. Boyts
Sioux City
Iowa
Miner County
Mr. Boyts
O. J. Weisner
Extension Service
South Dakota State College
Stealing Tomb Stone Samples Reported In City
O H Van Dyke of the Epitaph Monument company reported a theft at police HQ this morning. Two sample cases of monument material valued at about five dollars were missing from his car, a loss he notes would be useless to others but significant to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. van Dyke
Colorado Avenue Southeast
Epitagh Monuument Company
Carterday
Hoover Scanning South For Justice Advisee
President Hoover weighs a successor to the late Associate Justice Edward Sanford. He considers southern candidates like Senator George Georgia Judge Samuel Sibley Walter C Stacy and Judge John J Parker while aiming to avoid liberal or conservative extremes. Borah and Kenyon emerge as liberal potential options in ongoing discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Hoover
Edward T. Sanford
Supreme Court
Sanford
Tennessee
White House
South
George
Georgia
Samuel Sibley
Federal Court
Northern District of Georgia
Walter C. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
John J
Senate
Hughes
Borah
Idaho
William S. Kenyon
Federal Circuit Court
Iowa
May Have Found Germ Of Sclerosis
The Lancet reports discovery by Kathleen Chevassus, a pupil of Sir James Purves Stewart, of a potential germ for disseminated sclerosis. The disease causes brain and spinal cord degeneration and paralysis, with unclear causes and limited treatment. vaccines from cultures Chevassus found are being tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lancet
Kathleen Chevassus
James Purves Stewart
Potatoes Ordered in Bulk for Hot Springs Shipment
A single order for 50 cars of Black Hills potatoes has been received by W. J. Beck, president of the Hot Springs chamber of commerce. Potatoes must be properly graded, uniform per car, packed in two bushel sacks, clearly marked with a distinct Black Hills brand.
Luverne capitalists plan bank in Martin future
Capitalists from Luverne Minnesota have decided to organize a bank in Martin later and are seeking local support. Fillmore county currently has no bank and no financial institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BANK
I C C Examiner urges change in freight rate favoring Huron
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Michael T. Corcoran urges lower Colorado origin rates for South Dakota fruit and vegetables to aid Huron over Sioux Falls and Sioux City. Mitchell Chamber of Commerce filed the complaint. a rate drop could boost Huron wholesalers, aiding its role as a distribution center and setting a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. C. Examiner
Huron
Corcoran
Colorado
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
McArthur
Washington
Mar
South Dakota
Siont City
Michael T. Corcoran
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Mitchell
Examiner Corvorin
Glenne R. McArthur
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Territory
Examiner Corcer
Seek Uniform Trucking Rates for Farm Produce and Livestock
About 50 Eastern South Dakota motor carriers met the state railroad commission in Pierre to push for uniform hauling rates for produce and livestock. The talks aim to set 100 pounds per mile as a base for livestock with lower rates on longer hauls while excluding merchandise and passenger rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Hughes County Court House
J. J. Murphy
Quack Plastic Surgeon Stripped of License in Illinois
Henry J. Schiveson, self styled greatest plastic surgeon, lost his license after Miss Sayde Holland alleged a procedure to straighten her legs led to both legs needing amputation. The medical committee found bow leg claim false and noted Schireson lacked moral character and owned a quack institute with two prior prison terms for quackery. Noted patients included Fannie Brice, Peaches Browning, Truly Shattuck, and Sophie Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlinois
Henry J. Schiveson
Schiveson
Michael F. Walsh
Sayde Holland
Schireson
M. L. Harris
American Medical Association
Modern Woodmen Will Meet Tuesday Evening
Officers hail a highly important meeting of the Modern Woodmen to be held Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Knights of Pythias hall Adl members are invited A speaker will explain the new rules at the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yroonan
Knights of Pythigs
Adl
Carsons Plan April Return to Huron from Santa Fe
Dr and Mrs H P Carson expect to reach Huron about April 4 after wintering in Santa Fe New Mexico They will travel via Pueblo Colorado and Kansas City Carson notes Santa Fe offers ideal weather and a blend of ancient history with modern progress He has long served the South Dakota Presbyterian synod and helped found Huron College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
United States
Great Britain
Europe
G. A. BR
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
America
Carson
South Dakota Presbyterian Synod
Huron College
Calves Face Big White Scours Problem in South Dakota
Dr. J. S. Weaver of South Dakota State College warns farmers of white scours in calves caused by a germ found in long used cattle barns. Sanitation is key with clean, disinfected calving stalls, warm dry calves, scalded feeding utensils, isolation of sick calves, and a vaccine available at birth to prevent infection. Some farmers relocate cows to untouched buildings during calving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
3. S. Weaver
South Dakota State College
State College
Howard Civic League Pushes City Pool Plan
The Women's Civic League met in Howard to hear Hon. E. M. Mumford urge support with the Lions club for a summer swimming pool project. A committee was set to coordinate with the Lions. Mitchell visitors Mr Coursey spoke on South Dakota poetry, with others offering talks and musical numbers as lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Civic League
Howard
Mar
Women's Civic League
Guildhell
E. M. Mumford
Lions Club
Lions’ Club
Maud Arnold
Coursey
Mitchell
South Dakota
Coursey Himsel
Roadman
Team Sells Matched Bay Horses at Redfield Sale
A pair of seven year old matched bay horses, each about 1600 pounds, were sold at Redfield for 5300 dollars through Jens Jepson of Plainview Academy. The report notes the sale occurred March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Mar
Plainview Academy
Jens Jepson
Huckins Case Hearings Highlight Note and Cigar Fraud Claims
In Cedar Rapids Iowa the Huckins trial on obtaining money by false pretenses features expert testimony on defective cigars and the disposal of seconds. Emil Levsen, ex Cleveland pitcher, testifies he invested 2200 after Huckins promised 52 percent on a 60 day note, alleging profits of 20 million the prior year and dividends of 26 percent for investors with others recruited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George+E. Huckins
Huckins
Carl Hendrickson
C. S. Ogilvie
Des Moines
General Cigar Co
Emil Levsen
Cleveland Baseball Club
Elmer
Hancock
Wis
Lawsen
Hendrickson
F. O. Ellison
Levsen
Ogilvie
Chicago
Levysen
Hucking
Huron College Singers Lead Charity Concert at Masonic Temple
Van Deursen and Clifford Dexter will perform solo numbers at a charity concert sponsored by the Wednesday Musical club at the Masonic Temple Monday evening. Dexter will sing Irish aria including When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. Proceeds from 50 cent admissions go to a Huron girl undergoing hospital treatment in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Labor Government Wins Censure Vote In Commons
The Labour government led by Ramsay MacDonald won the censure motion 308 to 235 amid Liberal support shifting and Conservative abstentions. The vote clears the way for upcoming debates on coal mine policy and naval conference diplomacy led by Secretary Stimson and French and Italian ministers toward peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Stanley Baldwin
London
J. Ramsay Macy Donald
House of Commons
Sir Samuel
MacDonald
Mar
Stimson
Grandi
Italy
Briand
France
Ghweman
Aristide
M. Briand
Met
League of Nations
Geneva
Gandhi Leads Salt March Third Day Toward Jalalpur
Mahatma Gandhi and 79 followers proceed from Nawagon toward Vasna and Matar as they campaign for Indian independence. He praises resigned village leaders and urges homespun cloth and civil resistance actions, signaling a broader civil disobedience movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawagon
India
Mar
Mahatma Gandhi
Jalalpur
Vasna
Matar
Nawagen
Vasas
Mahalal
Gandhi
Ahmadabad
Bay of
Cambay
Diplomat and Author Arthur S. Hardy Dies at 82
Arthur Sachets Hardy, noted diplomat and author, died at his Woodstock Connecticut home at age 82. He served as United States minister and consul general to Persia from 1893 to 1895 and later as minister to Greece Romania Serbia Switzerland and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sherburne Hardy
New York
Arthur Sachets Hardy
Woodstock
Conn
United States
Persia
Greece
Roumania
Servia
Switzerland
Spal
Legion Officers Endorse 50th Anniversary Plan at Huron
The American Legion committee recommends William Reeves post sponsor a 50th anniversary celebration in Huron on July 4. The plan, debated at an executive session, awaits post approval at the March 19 meeting. Adjutant William C Welter says the event could be the area’s largest, with entertainment and lunch planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
William Reeves Post
Huron
South Dakota
Executive Committee
Mr. Welter
Two Firemen Die In Courthouse Fire At Ellsworth Maine
Fire destroyed the Hancock County supreme court building causing estimated losses of 275000. Victims named are Raymond Peavey and Lester Salisbury. Injured are George Fortier and George Patrick with Russell Clark and others on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Hancock County Supreme Court
Raymond Peavey
Les‘ter’ Salisbury
George Fortier
George Patrick
Operetta Opens Tonight With Large School Cast
Curtain rises at BAS tonight for the high school operetta. More than 40 glee club members plus the school orchestra rehearse in the college auditorium. Advance ticket sales show a good turnout with reservations already filled to the twenty second row. Miss Ida Iverson directs music for the city schools. Darlington Hendrickson leads the college orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Auditorium
Ida Iverson
Mmusic
Darlington Hendrickson
Huron College School of Music
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy skies in Huron with a chance of rain or snow tonight and Saturday. South Dakota expect partly to cloudy conditions with possible showers starting tonight or Saturday and a slight warmup in the southeast and central areas, cooler in the northwest and extreme west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
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Edward L. Doheny
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Legion
Russell Clark
Register of Deeds
Register of Probate
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