Government Talks Tax Boost To Meet Growing Expenses
Washington hears debates on raising taxes to cover rising costs and a looming deficit of 700 million dollars. Progressives like Norris Borah and Frear back tax hikes on estates and high incomes, while Reed Walsh oppose. Some urge cutting handouts to soldiers and farmers and defunding the farm board as a solution.
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Washington
Mar
Leguslators
Congress
Treasury
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Reed
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Montana
Morris
Frear
Farm Board
la Guardia
New York
House
New Yorker
G O P Group May Extend Its Power
Republican independents may broaden their leverage from the senate floor to key committees shaping legislation. Democrats seek larger committee representation amid a tight Senate split. McNary resists, aiming for a two to one margin, with finances remaining coalition dominated. La Follette and Couzens hold pivotal balance in that panel.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Republican Coalition
Robinson
McNary
Republican Committee of Committees
Tris
Finances
Seeator la Folfette
Wisconsin
Couzens
Michigan
Weather outlook for areas: colder night followed by warming
Weather report shows continued cold in parts with rising temperatures later. South Dakota sees generally tall conditions, not as cold tonight, with Sunday warmer and increasing beachgoers.
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Dakota
Weet
South Partios
Odorless Striped Skunk Aim to Boost Fame
Stanley F. Sharpe of Fishers near Rochester announces breeding work to create odorless and stripeless skunks. He claims the animals now offer a hygienic, profitable product for the fur market, though experiments are not yet fully complete.
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Rochester
Mar
Stanley F. Sharpe
Fishers
Sharpe
Tax Conference To Renew Study In Huron Meeting
South Dakota's Volunteer Tax conference will reorganize in Huron on Monday to elect leaders for the next two years and to map a comprehensive program amid ongoing concerns over failed tax reforms. The session will address legislature shortcomings and include a noon luncheon with Harry F. Brownell as speaker.
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South Dakota
Huron
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Roy L. Emry
State Chamber of Commerce
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
Veterans Take In Six New Members at War Vets Hall
Six ex servicemen were initiated in Forrest McMullen post Veterans of Foreign Wars at the K P hall. Out of town candidates were blocked by bad weather. Initiates: Otto H. Post Paul Westling Edward Anderson Lester Wallenfelt W F Gitchell Niels M Nielsen. Twelve Huron post members were named as delegates to the department convention in Iowa on June 14 15 and 16. Delegates: C E Buchanan F J Staley G G Schulz I O Hagen Je nne Garoute E W Troupe M T Andrews W J Bachman J Yeaman Ervin Edler Lawrence Olin and C H Post. A Mothers Day program and special meeting on May 10 were planned. A large class named the James R K Lowrie class in honor of the post commander will be initiated that night follow by a program for wives mothers and daughters of veterans and all Gold Star mothers and honorary G A B members. Details to be announced.
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Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
K. P. Hall
Otto H. Post
Paul Westling
Edward Anderson
Lester Wallenfelt
W. F. Gitchell
Niels M. Nielsen
Huron Post
Department
I la
C. E. Buchanan
F. J. Staley
G. G Schulz
I O. Hagen
Jenne Garoutte
E. W. Troupe
M. T. Andrews
W. J. Bachman
J. Yeaman
Ervin Edler
Lawrence Olin
C. H. Post
James RK. Lowrie
Department of Iowa
South Dakota
G. A.B
Burch Undergoes Emergency Operation At Local Hospital
Omaha Western league owner J. F. Barn ey Burch faced a perilous condition after an emergency operation. Doctors said recovery is probable as hospital staff report the case under careful observation.
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Burch
Omahia
Mar
J. F. Barney Burch
Omahe Western Beegue
Five Children Die In Colorado School Bus Tragedy
Five children froze to death when a school bus stalled in deep snow northeast of Lamar Colorado during a Thursday storm. Eighteen others were seriously injured or in good condition as search efforts found the bus late at night. The bus driver Carl Miller was missing after venturing for help, and the region faced impassable roads with drifts up to twelve feet.
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Colorado
Holly
Colo
Mar
Lamar
John Lonebraker
Alice Untid
Mary Hufaker
Alfred Johnson
Mary Miller
Carl Miller
Priver
Bua
Miller
Lincoln
Nes
Mac
Max
Nebraska
Boyd
Cadyon
Met
Lexington
Gordon
al. Vance
McCook
Boyd Edwards
Gus Edwards
Hera
Dame Weather Brings Shifting Styles and Snow
The weather notes fickle patterns with winter cold then warmth. Snow continues with three inches fallen since Wednesday night and a total moisture of 0.35 inches. Forecasts say unsettled conditions may return and winter colors might reappear by Monday.
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Mercury
Warner
Rehearing Sought In South Dakota Guaranty Case
Huron attorneys petition the state supreme court for rehearing after upholding the 1927 repeal of the guaranty fund law. They argue old contracts with depositors and the higher levy level could have made the fund more adequate to cover losses. Depositors face losses amid continued questions about fund distributions and bank asset liquidation.
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Winohdlormey
Gertie
Guaranty Fund Commission
Superintendent of Banks
Hur
Levy
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Nebraska
South Dakota
Rural Folks Stage Go Slow Mary Play
More than 250 persons saw a three act rural performance titled Go Slow Mary. The cast portrayed their parts while two person tables and a variety of acts were presented during intermission with plane duets and drill routines by several groups.
Four More Witnesses Identify Flaherty in Eyestone Case
Witnesses name Pat Flaherty as the man with the sawed off shotgun in the Eyestone murder case. Testimony places Flaherty at the poker party February 18 and describes a cross fire of identifications. The hearing may conclude today with a ruling on murder charges and possible bind over to circuit court.
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Pat Flaherty
Edward L. Flaherty
Charles Eyestone
Dick Haney
Idee FL Kirby
Eyestonie
Kysstone
Victi
Willian Lundgren
Ira J. Parsons
Huron
Flaherty
Sioux City
Grover Srouse
Willow Lake
Arthur Bjornson
Hvyton
Hill
Joe Brown
Woonsocket
Fisher
Brown
RWO
Archie Cooper
Stilo Nikiovitch
Cooper
Max E. Duckworth
Nicklovitch
Eyestone
Murphy
Arnold Bennett Dies at 63 After Typhoid Fever
English writer Arnold Bennett, famed for The Old Wives Tale and Kiva Towns, died aged 63 in London after a bout with influenza and typhoid fever. Once a clerk, he rose to prominence with novels, plays, and essays, engaging common readers with his conversational style.
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Arnold Bennett
London
Bennett
England
Hanbridge
Hanley
Stratfordshire
Civil Service Exam Date Announced by Local District Official
A district official announced forthcoming civil service examinations for forestry and related fields. Details will be published by Mer Paper. additional information will be available from the district manager and local offices in EB Puguley region.
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Government Forest Field
Clark
Benen
Former Bank Superintendent Charged With Embezzling State Funds
Pierre March 23. Fred R. Smith former South Dakota superintendent of banks was arrested at Platte on five counts of embezzlement. State attorney Will G. Robinson said Smith was brought to Pierre, with the warrant issued by County Judge D. W. March, based on charges tied to deposits of closed bank funds. Attorney General M. Sharpe alleged more than a million dollars vanished through deposits in the Farmers State Bank of Platte, a bank largely owned by Smith’s relatives. Smith resigned after banking probes, replaced by E. A. Ruden. The indictment details five counts alleging improper deposits to prop up weak banks and related transfers via the Farmers Agricultural Credit corporation and other entities under Smith’s control.
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Pierre
Mar
Fred R. Smith
South Dakota
Platte
Will G. Robinson
Hughes County
Smith
Carl Hammer
D. W. March
M. @.Sharpe
Farmers State Bank of
Kennebec
Sharpe
Bethe
Robinson
Cane
Smitty Sn
E. A. Ruden
Bryant
Farmers State
Farmers State Bank of Platte
Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation
Secretary of State
Agricultural Corporation
Three Die as Taxi Plunges Into River in Daytona Beach
A taxi plunged into a river in Daytona Beach injuring and killing three people. Rescue teams retrieved victims while investigators scrutinize the crash site for cause and contributing factors.
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Daytona
Beach, Lisniem
Labor Will Not Enter Campaign for City Commissioner
Central Labor union will not endorse or enter the spring city commission election. Three candidates Tobin Kuehn and Anderson lack labor support as union seeks harmony and avoids politics this year. A second resolution criticizes Lewin’s county appointment and urges legal review, and asks a recess of Labor Day classes.
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Central Labor Union
Spring City
Organized Labor
Fron
M.r. Tobin
City Water
F. C. W. Kuehn
G. M. Anderson
Tobin
Anderson
Kuehn
Mang
Maag
Dala
Marcer
John T. Lewin
E. E. Chamberlain
Lewin
Huron Board of Education
Blame and Verdict In Sailor Emoryihe Death Case
Officials hold the deceased naval officer Emoryihe responsible for his own death following an alleged affair involving his wife and the family chauffeur. The jury returned its verdict yesterday after hearing testimonies from friends and servants.
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Winship
Coromrs Jmy
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