New York Mayor Walker Faces Charges Before Governor
New York City Mayor James J. Walker faces impeachment style charges from the city affairs committee alleging misfeasance and wasteful governance. The governor plans to review the material on his Albany return as Seabury prepares next steps with Walker allies and Crain’s attorney Untermeyer.
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New York
Walker
Roosevelt
John Haynes Holmes
Stephen S. Wise
Albany
Thomas C.I. Crain
Westchester County
Hoover
Vivian Gordon
Andrew G. McLaughlin
James J. Walker
City Affairs Committee
Board of Standards and Appeals
Department of Licenses
Health Department
Department of Hospitals
Dock Department and Sinking Fund Commission
Police Department
Mayor Faces Charges Over City Administration Failures
An arresting dossier claims the mayor has served incompetently since January 1, causing the city machinery to falter and the administration to suffer. The charges say daily neglect and careless standards have brought disrepute and dishonesty in subordinate appointments.
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Tis
Manufacturing Payrolls Rise 14 Percent in February
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports U S manufacturing payrolls up 14 percent from January and total wage payments up 7.5 percent. Other sectors did not show a comparable gain.
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Washington
Mar
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Mrs Nixon-Nerdlinger to tell story of killing
In Nice France on March 18 Charlotte Nash Nixon-Nirdlinger stepped from a horse drawn wagon into Magistrate Vachier’s chamber to recount how she shot her husband in their Nice apartment. She sought protection from photographers as authorities delayed proceedings by 20 minutes to usher her in through a back door.
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Nixon-Nerdlinger
Nice
France
Mar
Charlotte Nash Nixon-Nirdlinger
Vachier
Nixon-Nirdlinger
City Commission Holds Brief Quiet Meeting
The city commission met briefly and adjourned after handling the semi monthly payroll and routine bills. Next week bids for a new water tank to be built this spring will be received at Fifth Street Southwest and Wyoming Avenue Southwest on a lot purchased last week from BR. wl
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City Commission
Fifth Street
BR. Wl
Second dividend paid to First State Bank creditors
Creditors of the First State Bank of Barnard receive a second dividend of 5 percent, announced by the state banking department. This raises total dividends since suspension to 15 percent.
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Pierre
First State Bank of
Barnard
Sinclair Quits Liberal Party in Shock Move
London dispatch reports Sir Archibald Sinclair resigning as chief whip of the Liberal Party after a government defeat on the electoral reform bill. Rumors that David Lloyd George planned to resign were denied. The Liberal split widens as factions clash on coalition lines and leadership questions.
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London
Archibald Sinclair
Liberal Party
Coren
David Lloyd George
Sketched
Uberal
John
Enti Fe Daily Sketch
Lloyd George
Labor
Vernon Hartshorn
Hartshorn
J. H. Thomas
Nanal
Lloyd
Chamber Prepares For Tourist Season In Huron
The Chamber of Commerce tourism bureau announces letters mailed to all states requesting updated official road maps. Secretary Paul K Myers leads the effort to provide up-to-date road information for travelers. Last year the bureau served over 500 people in person and routed 255 mail requests through Huron.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Tourist Universation Bureau
Paul K. Myers
Union
Tourist Information
Little Theatre To Meet Here Tonight
Members of the Little Theater in Huron plan a meeting tonight above the J C Penney store to discuss preventation and see mest production. The play Retribution by Mrs Lillian Love will be the group’s first offering and likely to be presented soon. The session at 3 p m will also address various other business matters.
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Huron
Little Theater
J. C. Penney
Mra
Lillian Love
Receive Protest On Rum Runner Sinking
Ottawa has filed a formal protest with the United States over the sinking of the Canadian rum runner Josephine K off New York. The note challenges the coast guard firing after a pursuit that Ottawa says exceeded the one hour sailing limit. It also questions the justification for killing Captain William P. Cluett.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Canada
Coast Guard
Ottawa
Josephine K
Coast, Guard
Prohibition Bureau
State Department
CG 145
New York
William P. Cluett
Three Die in Eastern Hotel Blaze in Lynn Massachusetts
Fire wrecked the Lenox Hotel in Lynn a five story brick building. Three guests were burned and four guests died. Arthur Harvey day clerk and Arthur M. Young 50 of Lynn were confirmed dead trapped on the rear third floor without fire escapes. A third body, believed to be a woman, was found among the ruins. Two others were listed as missing and nearly 50 people were rescued as firefighters and guests fought the blaze.
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Lynn
Mass
Mer
Lenox
Arthur Harvey
Arthur M. Young
Wheat supplies far below expectations for March 1
Supplies of wheat held by producers on March 1 were far below expectations of the Farmers National Grain corporation. The survey across winter and spring wheat areas shows about half as much grain on farms and in country elevators in Kansas, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, and parts of Nebraska and Colorado as at the same time last year. Heavy taxes and feeding demand have reduced holdings over the past two months.
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Chicago
Mar
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Alt Sponsored Cooperative Sales Agency
Kansas
Minnesota
North
South Dakotas
Montana
Nebraska
Colorado
Survey Offers Opportunity to Increase Wheat Output
Farmers were told the survey results offer an opportunity to raise production while cautioning that many may delay emergence from the wilderness below cost wheat production, signaling economic and agricultural impacts.
Cave Schedules Outlook Meetings in South Dakota
County agent R A Cave will lead discussions on likely price trends for farm products at a Friday meeting at Creek Consolidated School. The talk bases forecasts on the 1932 Agricultural Outlook for South Dakota from the State College Extension Service. Similar meetings have been held in Huron Wolsey Yale Burns and townships.
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R. A. Cave
Bei Ile
South Dakota
State College Extension Service
Huron
Wolsey
Yale
Bunsila
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Sinclair
Little Theatre
Koepp
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Wilson Brothers
America
Hamburg
Swift & Co
Red Owl Stores, Inc
C F Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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