Accusations Fly In Political Row
Washington reports accuse Republicans and Democrats of corruption and camouflage in Chicago and New York City governance debates. The GOP labels New York City as a sink hole of corruption while Democratic leaders defend the Hoover presidency amid Chicago mismanagement claims.
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Washington
Mar
Chicago
New York City
Republican National Committee
Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Hoover
Democratic National Committee
Bill Thompson
al Capone
Jones
Houston
Norbeck
South Dakota
la Guardia
New York
County Auditors Convene in Pierre for Tax Conference
South Dakota county auditors met in Pierre to study property tax problems at their annual gathering with the state division of taxation. State Director B W Baer explained 1931 legislation impact. Governor Warren Green spoke briefly. S A Maxness opened the conference.
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Pierre Pierre
South Dakota
State Division of Taxation
B. W. Baer
Warren Green
S. A. Maxness
Division of Taxation
Allen Darner
Hughes County
E. A. Tyler
Minnehaha County
Moxness
B. R. Danielson
J. C. Johnson
Bair Insurance
George Hurd
Spink County
Controlled Breeding Seen As Salvation
CHICAGO march 26 the milk industry in this area seeks salvation through controlled breeding. Dairymen across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin within 100 miles of Chicago say regulated breeding stabilizes year round milk flow amid economic stress. Large producers may donate five percent of their daily quota to smaller neighbors to maintain overall production.
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Chicago
Mar
Don Geser
Hoover En Route Home After Caribbean Tour
President Hoover sails aboard the U S S Arizona returning to Washington with fresh insights on U S Caribbean territories He recalls colorful receptions in Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands noting a parade of vendors children and native bands The voyage resumes with a nap and deck talks as rough seas loom off the Carolina coast
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Arizona
Mar
Hoover
United States
Caribbean
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
St. Thomas
Carolina
Weather Hint Prompts Arizona Arrival at Norfolk Sunday
If conditions stay moderately good the Arizona is set to reach Norfolk on Sunday. The forecast emphasizes stable winds and calm seas aiding the voyage.
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Arizona
Norfolk
Lose 19 Pounds Fat With Kruschen Salts
A Western woman claims fat loss of 19 pounds in one month using an 85 cent Kruschen Salt regimen. The ad promises energy gains, improved health, and slimmed features while urging daily hot water doses and pastry avoidance, with testimonials and drugstore endorsements.
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America
C. L
Shepardsville
Kentucky
Longstaff Drug Co
H.A. Perriton
Comer Drug Store
Illinois Senate votes to repeal prohibition law
The Illinois Senate approved by 26 to 24 a bill to repeal the state prohibition and search and seizure act, sending the measure to Governor Louis Emmerson. If signed, enforcement would shift to federal authorities. Senator Adelbert Roberts cast the decisive vote.
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Ill
Illnois
Louis Emmerson
State Senate
House
Congress
Adelbert Roberts
Chicago
Girls win sweepstake honors in Huron coloring contest
Two girls from communities northwest of Huron earned sweepstake honors in this week’s comic coloring contest. Lois M. Peterson of Tulare and Ruth Blume of Hitchcock receive free tickets to the Huron theatre along with eight page prize winners. The Evening Huronite awards ten free theater tickets weekly to top colorists of comic pages for Central South Dakota. Other winners include Gump page scorers Loresa M. Sherlock and Billie Hebron, Moon Mullins page contestants Esther Ruth Walton and Rena Kinsman, Major Hoop ie page winner Maxine Anderson and Ruth Ackerman, with Charlotte Lee Phin- continuing the list.
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Huron
Lois M. Peterson
Tulare
Ruth Blume
Hitchcock
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Huron Theater
Central South Dakota
Gump
Loresa M. Sherlock
Town
Billie Hebron
Idaho Avenue
Moon Mullins
Esther Ruth Walton
Bonilla
Rena Kinsman
Wontana Avenue
Hoopie
Maxine Anderson
Ruth Ackerman
Wessington
Protest Against Corn Belt Laws Moves South
Montgomery Alabama March Seth P Storrs state commit agriculture calls southern states to unite in a campaign of protest against proposed high taxes on cottonseed shortening. He telegraphed commissioners of agriculture urging join in protest and warns retaliation through legislation if the effort fails.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mar
Seth P. Storrs
State
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Storrs
Commissioners of Agriculture
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