Predicts Career For Mayor as Holmes Returns to City
Holmes predicts a new political career for the mayor upon his California return. The city affairs committee, plus Paul Blanchard, urges action as 308 people cheer indictments of Tammany. Speakers denounce graft, call for federal and state help, and demand a thorough house cleaning amid unemployment concerns.
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Holmes
California
Cis Affairs Committee
Paul Blanchard
Tammany
Comralites
Walker
Tatumany
Mr. Holmes
Tammany Ball Gang
Broun
Began 35th Year As Rector In Huron
Msgr D F Desmond rector of St Martin's Catholic church starts his thirty fifth year in Huron with a long service record. Since arriving in 1897 he oversaw Catholic investments including St Martin's church now valued over 100000 and Teresa's school built in 1923 and 1930. Tomorrow he travels to Sioux Falls to assist at Hold Thursday ceremonies in the Catholic cathedral and will return Friday.
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D. F. Desmond
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Huron
Father Desmond
de Smet
Desmond
St Martin's Church
Teresa's School
Sioux Faliss
Catholic Cathedral
High school declamatory contest yields local firsts
Arthur Anderson Mary Gira and Alice McAuley won first place in century humor and dramatic categories at Custer high school declamatory contest. They’ll advance to the divisional contest in Rapid City Friday. William Wrigley Jr plans to buy up to 100 million pounds of cotton on the American market in eight months at prices not above 12 cents.
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Custer, Mar
Arthur Anderson
Rapid City
Mary Gira
Custer
Alice McAuley
Hapid City
WiLt
William Wrigley, Jr
Oviatt Named Business Manager of Rubaiyat
Oviatt, son of Mr and Mrs C Oviatt of 79 Dakota Avenue South, is elected business manager for next year’s Huron college yearbook Rubaiyat. A Huron high school graduate and two year student, he has led in campus activities and belongs to the city municipal band. Earlier the sophomores chose Vera Cotton of Huron as editor of the 1931 publication.
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Oviatt
Park Oviatt
Vera Cotton
Huron
Declamatory Meet Opens At Miller
Twenty three high school speakers from ten South Dakota schools compete in a district declamatory meet at Miller Presbyterian church. Participants from Huron include Mary Starring, Brownell Seda, and Robert Wegner in drama humor and oration. A. J. Lang, Huron superintendent, leads a small audience of about fifty as the contest runs through the afternoon and into the evening.
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Miller
Mar
South Dakota
Presbyterian Church
Yale
Virgil
Sand Creek
Cavour
Ortsey
Wessington
Ree Heights
St. Lawrence
Huron
Huron High School
Mary
Brownell Seda
Robert Wegner
A. J. Lang
Plans Arranged For Women's Club Meet
Mrs B W Reinhardt of Doland president of the sixth district of the South Dakota Federation of Women's clubs visited Huron today. She conferred with local committees on the annual district convention to be held here April 7 9. The local arrangements committee includes Mrs R B Hill Mrs W J Braskamp and Mrs B C Hughes. Mrs Reinhardt stayed at the home of Mrs Fred Greene 115 Nebraska avenue southwest.
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B. W. Reinhardt
Doland
South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
Huron
R. B. Hill
W. J. Braskamp
B.C. Hughes
Willing Workers Club
Evangelist Cass Continues Talks at Army Hall
The Salvation Army hall hosts nightly spiritual talks led by evangelist Arthur Cass. He spoke on Corinthians and offered healing and employment prayers. Tonight at 7:30 a body healing class, then prayer for the sick and unemployed. Cass also plans a Good Friday sermon at Hitchcock Methodist church.
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Army Hall
Salvation Army Hall
Arthur
HL Cass
Ith
Fat Corinthians
Paul
Church of Corinth
Cass
Methodist
Hitchcock
Feared Smith Might Quit State Amid Embezzlement Case
Pierre March 31 Rumors swirled over former state banking superintendent Fred Ri Smith as prosecutors disclosed five counts of embezzlement. He remains free on 12 000 bond, having returned to Platte. He faces claims of mishandling over a million dollars from closed banks, including deposits at Farmers State Bank of Platte. No public funds would be lost to depositors, Smith asserts.
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Smith
M. Q. Sharpe
Farmers State Bank of
Platte
Platte Bank
Sharpe
Pee
Eis
Gani
Huron Lions Club Group Forming Tonight at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
The Lions organize a Huron Group forming tonight at Hotel Mar vin Hughitt to connect seven South Dakota clubs De Smet Wessington Lake Preston Howard Miller Woonsocket and Huron with International Headquarters Chicago. A group chairman and secretary will be elected.
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Lions Group
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota
Chicago
H. A. Hill
de Smet
Wessington
Lake Preston
Howard, Miller, Woonsocket
Huron Lions Clubs
Regu
Huron Club Luncheon Attracts Delegates From Nearby Clubs
The Huron club hosts a luncheon at Meranine dining at six with local delegates and out of town attendees expected to arrive between four and eight thirty. The event aims to bring together club members for fellowship and discussion.
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Huron Club
Stewart's Transfer Moves to Warehouse A
Stewart's Transfer and Central Warehouse announce a mutual working arrangement effective tomorrow. The transfer office will relocate to the warehouse at Dakota Avenue and Market Read. J Stewart, manager, says the move will improve service due to the close link between the firms. The transfer firm will house equipment at the warehouse and handle all hauling for Watchoufs Company in town and Huron's trade territory where routes do not conflict with existing trucking.
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Stewart Transfer
Watchoufs Company
Huron
Gunmen Slay Man As Buys Newspaper
In Chicago two gunmen shot Max Tendler, 42, as he bought a newspaper late last night. The killers fled in a car after wounding him multiple times. Tendler had been detained at the Metropole hotel with two others earlier, authorities said. Police tied the case to a drug crime theory and noted past rumors of Tendler as an informer. A hearing on related charges was set for April 17. EARNINGS GREATER CHICAGO, Mar. 31—Northwest Utilities reported 1330 earnings from subsidiaries at 11,968,706 vs 1,711,717 for 12%. Subsidiaries serve 428 communities in four states.
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Chicago
Mar
L—Aaryp
Wave Trongs
Fren Tel
Tendler
New York
Hecker
Lefty Louis
Gyp
Herman Rosenthal
Northwest Utilities Company Today
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Nebraska
Michigan
Wolsey Scout Troop 22 Charter Renewed at Wolsey Inst
Renewal of Boy Scout activities in Wolsey featured a charter presentation for reorganized Troop 22, active since 1927, with the candle service led by Fred C. Eggers and Virden Laird as scoutmaster. The Huron Methodist troop filed for a new charter and reregistered 20+ members, with a court of honor to be held locally that night.
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Wolsey Inst Pight
Wolsey
Central South Dakota
Boy Scout
Good Fellowship Clas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huron
Fred C. Eggers
Virden Laird
A. B. Custer
M. E. Cogswell
George W. Lumbard
F.O. Gordon
Ralph Boyle
Gordon Custer
Dale ‘Thompson
Ralph Asher
Gordon Babcock
Wesley Baker
Harlan Cheney
Martin Cogswell
Jest Durham
Raymond Durham
Y. A. Lumbard
Arthur Thompson
John H. Faust
Ed. Johnson
Russell Anderson
Eldred Balzer
Donald Bindenagel
Wilbur Bindenagel
Robert Buchanan
Arion Chandler
Robert Devers
Robert Frank
Dallas Hartley
Kenneth Johnison
Hamilton Kent
Frank Kinyon
Earl Peterson
Ted Rose
Cecil Shepherd
Roger Taylor
Floyd Ulrich
Joe Winker
Robert Streeter
Mark Stafford
Ward Trenerry
Huron and
Vicinity
Well Drillers Convene in Huron For Annual Meet
Huron will host the second annual South Dakota Well Drillers Association convention May 6 and 7 at Machinery Hall State Fair grounds. Secretary Paul K. Myers said more than 130 drillers and dealers are expected. Fred Spitzer of Elkton, the association president, announced the site and activities include business sessions and numerous exhibits, with a banquet closing May 7 if weather permits.
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Huron -Huron
South Dakota
Well Drillers Association
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Spitzer
Elkton
Huron
Spitzer
Myers Bag
State Fair Grounds
Sargon Pills Advertises Quick Relief From Stomach Ailments
Harry Walters of 1617 McKinley Ave Milwaukee reports lasting relief from stomach trouble after using Sargon Pills. He cites relief from gas and constipation, weight gain, and renewed strength, with no GI upset. Sold by Longstaff Drug Co.
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Harry Walters
McKinley Ave
Waukee
Jock
Longstaff Drug Co
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Say
Red Owl Market
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C. F. Koepp & Co
Part Schaffner & Mark Glothes
Sioux Falls
Sargon
Stowell
Style Shop
Stowell's
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