Wreck Victims Trapped In Fire Near Parry Sound
Survivors describe the CN Express wreck near Drocourt Ontario where two trains collided at dawn. Nineteen dead reported and many injured as crews search the wreckage. A colonists coach burned quickly, likely from a stove ignition, with six identified dead among crew.
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Parry Sound
Ont
Canadian National Express
Drocourt
Here
Barstead
Ferguson
White
Miller
Smith
Bxss
Strutt
Brookhart Plan To Be Placed Before Senate Panel
The Brookhart farm relief program aims to refund five percent of farmer capital as the 1929 relief measure faces the Senate agricultural committee. Despite past lack of support, Senator Brookhart, aligned with Hoover campaigners, expects favorable consideration from the new administration as Congress prepares next week for debate.
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Washington
Brookhart
Lown
Senate Agricultural Committee
Hoover
Plan for Farmers Cooperative and Treasury Subsidies
The proposal envisions a government financed farmers national export cooperative with power to buy and withhold crops from the market. Losses would be covered by up to 600 million dollars from the United States treasury. The Agriculture Department would set average production costs and farmer investments to guide cooperative pricing.
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Pdower
United States Treasury
Grain Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Lake Mitchell Water Spillover Reported At Dam
Lake Mitchell overflow reported as water pours over spillway at 10 34 p m last night. City engineer J C Scallin confirms spillway flow and a 49 foot wide stream through the dam area into Firesteel creek. Officials deny dam weakening while springs revive nearby, with water hardness higher than lake水.
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Mitchell
Mar
Lake Mitchell
Whistlen
J. C. Scallin
Firesteel Creek
Oklahoma's fourth governor after impeachment removal
Oklahoma City March 21. W J Holloway becomes the state's fourth governor in six years after Henry Johnston was removed on a charge of incompetency by a senate court. Johnston, acquitted on general incompetency, defended his administration as vindicated.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Henry
Johnston
Senate
Holloway
J. C. Walton
M. B H. Trapp
Walton
Trapp
Johnston Raul
House of Representatives
O. O. Hammonds
James River Drops From Record River Height
The James River fell to 11.8 feet at 7 am after reaching 12 feet yesterday, a spring record, with expectations of a gradual decline from the peak. Earlier in the period the level dipped three-tenths of a foot and briefly rose to 12 feet above zero on the government gauge.
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James River
Government Opens New Helium Plant
Amarillo Texas officials unveiled a new 1.5 million dollar helium plant this spring. A 11 mile pipeline carries natural gas from local fields to extract helium by removing all other gases. A second line directs byproduct gases to disposal.
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Amarillo
Tex
Helium Plant Move to New Amarillo Site
Government plans relocate the helium facility from Fort Worth to a new site near a 26 acre plant, enabling dirigible mooring and ship fueling. The plant will use government cars for shipments, leveraging the large helium supply from the Amarillo fields to replace the old Fort Worth helium works.
Seek Patent On New Foshay Tower
Patents have been asked on the 32 story Foshay tower in Minneapolis. Architect Gottlieb H. Magney claims the design needed a new engineering code. The building features sloping sides, a square pyramid top, wind resistance claims, heated gutters, and interior lighting indications.
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Minneapolis
Foshay Tower
Washington Monument
Gottlieb H. Magney
Card of Thanks for W. Ross Don FH and family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during the sickness and death of our wife and mother W. Ross Don FH Ross Mrs. J. C Oppernd all adv p.
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W. Ross Don
Ross
J. C, Oppernd
Farmhouse Destroyed In Fire Near Virg il
Virgil March 21 Special Fire yesterday afternoon completely destroyed the house on the A M Urquhart farm nine miles west and two miles south of here. The Boehler family lived there Mrs Boehler and three children under five were inside. Mrs Boehler asked for aid at Ralph Mead’s home a mile and a half away as there was no phone. Neighbors arrived to find the house heavily involved in smoke and flames with only a few chairs and dishes saved. No one was injured. Mr Boehler and the older children were in Huron at the time attending school.
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Virgil
Mar
A. M. Urquhart
Here
William Boehler
Boehler
Mr. Boehler
Huron
Fifty Dollar Profit From Wellington Basket Social
Wellington, March 21 Special Fifty dollars was the profit from the basket social held in connection with the P T A meeting. The funds will support local schools. The program featured Wayland orchestra selections a paper by Mrs Gar ret Karkluia of Wayland talks by Supt Rainh Meyers and Miss Helen Rivola.
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Wellington
Wayland Orchestra
Garret Karkluia
Wayland
Grant Meyers
Supt
Rainh Meyers
Helen Rivola
Real estate transfers reported by local abstract company
Real estate transfers include Mrs Rosteen Carrington to Robert Brachvogel in Wessington for 1 dollar, Mary Jacobsen to city of Huron for 500 dollars, and several mappings in Hitchcock Huron Wolsey and Tacoma areas. Various grants involve Oak Say loan Co., Western Farmers Tel. Co., Federal Land Bank to Vincent Madden for 12000 dollars, with other nominal transfers.
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Beadley County Abstract and Title Co
Rosteen Carrington
Robert Brachvogel
Wessington
Mary Jacobsen
City of Huron
Rugkels
Grand Lodges A. O
U. W
Oak. Say. & Loan Co
Garnett J. Preston
Western Farmers Tel. Co
Hitchcock
Nix
Blix
Frank Bentley
Anna L. Matson
Huron
Southlawn
Herbert D. Warren
Bertha M. Warren
Federal Land Bank
Vincent Madden
Woonsocket
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E. C. Olson
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Rapid City
Brookings
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