New York Delays Demo Votes Till Last Minute At Convention
New York will not bind its delegation before the Democratic National Convention opens in Chivas. John F. Curry of Tammany Hall claimed control of the delegation and instruction method, saying no candidate’s totals would be added until a final moment. Roosevelt’s score rose modestly. Maine shifted to an instructive stance for Roosevelt, while Curley predicted top ballot positions in Massachusetts for the April 26 primary and a 25,600 vote share.
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Washington
Marco
New York State
Chivas
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Curry
New York
Roosevelt
Smith
Mr. Curay
Maine
Ieaders
Massachusetts
Curley
Boston
Hoover
Georgia
Ask
Stockholm
Reuger
Toll
Paris
Ivar Kreuger
Icang
Skandinaviska Kredit Aktiebolaget
Riksing
Ntional
Spain
Madrid
American Chamber of Commerce
Faulkton Woman Named to State Vocational Board
March 31 report from Pierre states Ruth Milligan of Faulkton is appointed county superintendent and member of the state board of vocational education by Governor Green. She succeeds Genevieve Masters, now on the Brookings city school faculty. The board directs vocational education, agriculture, home economics and related trades in South Dakota high schools and collaborates with the federal program.
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Faulkton
Green Pierre
Ruth Milligan
State Board of Vocational Education
Green
Ss Milligan
Genevieve Masters
McCook County
Brookings City
South Dakota
Federal Vocational Education Board
Pioneer South Dakotan Mrs Pickler Dies at 83
Mrs G M L Pickler of Faulkton wife of ex congressman F A Pickler died at her daughter Mrs Dale Conway’s home in Mission Texas. Age 83 a pioneer WCTU organizer in South Dakota notable in the suffrage movement. One body to be brought to Faulkton for services with interment there.
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G. M. L. Pickler
Faulkton
United States
Fohin A. Pickler
Dale Conway
Mission
Tex
Fairbanks Pleads Guilty in Gambling Device Case
K W Fairbanks of Rapid City pleaded guilty in Philip justice court to ownership of gambling machines. He paid fines totaling 50 dollars plus costs after machines taken at five local spots during a Jan raid by State Sheriff Bruce Barnes were confiscated and destroyed following a 40 dollar recovery.
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Philip
K. W. Fairbanks
Rapid City
Fairbanks
Bruce Barnes
Offici
Weather Report Fragments Mentioning Huron and Dakotas
Mixed weather notes show mostly cloudy conditions in Huron with little temperature change tonight and Monday. Dakota region unsettled tonight and Friday with no decisive temperature shift.
Practical Lesson in Honesty Costs Woman 10 Dollars
In Aberdeen a theatre cashier learned honesty can fail. A man asked to exchange ten one dollar bills for a ten dollar bill and left a sealed mail envelope as security. She counted nine dollars and the man disappeared with the lone envelope containing blanks, costing her ten dollars in the process.
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Aberdeen
Jim
Debate Title Will Be Decided Today
Debaters in the Pi Kappa Delta national tourney near Tulsa advance to the seventh and final rounds. Thirty teams remain with 80 teams in the field for the national championship as Augstana and Eastern normal place entries in semifinal contests and Aberdeen contenders reach the men’s and women’s events.
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Tulsa
Okla
Pi Kappa Delta
Southwestern College
Winfield
Kaw
University of Redlands
Redlands
Calebraska Wesan University
Lincoln
Neb
Wheaton
Hastings College
Hastings
East Central Teachers College
Ada
Morningside Co
Sioux City
University of California
Los Angeles
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Kan
South Dakota
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Eestern Normal
Madison
Augustane
William Jewell
Liberty
Southwestern University of Kansas
D. Schoels
Augustana
Eastern Normal
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Orvin Larson
Ralph Enstrom
Canton
Gladys Brende
Sioux Walls
Minerva Nelson
Eastern
Kieth Case
Ruth Wood
Clive Acker
Jean DeHaven
Jean DE Haven
P. J. Harkness
Miss DeHaven
Wessington
Wessington High School
Lindbergh Baby Negotiation Intermediaries Stand Firm
Norfolk Virginia reports Rear Admiral Guy H. Burrage says three intermediaries in the Lindbergh baby case are certain they are contacting the abductors and not the Lindbergh family. Burrage answered reporters questions, stating Col Lindbergh will recognize his son, and noted Schwarzkopf remains in touch with Lindbergh. Curtis undertook an unannounced weekend trip.
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Norfolk
Lindbergh
Guy H. Burragepeaking
Admiral Burrage
Col. Lirhbergh
Hopewell
Dean F. Dodson- Peacock
Col. Schwarzkopf
Col Lidbergh
John Hughes Curtis
Advertising Is Best Business, Says Bank VP Straus
Melvin A. Straus, vice president of the Strans National Bank in Chicago, urges maintaining advertising budgets as the best way to stimulate buying. He argues hoarding ad money darkens business confidence and cites 1931 data showing over 140 national advertisers increasing ads gained sales and profits.
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Chicago
Melvin A. Straus
Strans National Bank
Barton Heads 8 F College Board Re-elected Sioux Falls
John L. Barton was re-elected president of the Sioux Falls college board of trustees at the spring meeting. Palmquist Omsha and Caldwell named first and second vice presidents. John M. Freeze chosen treasurer and Krueger secretary and business manager. Enthusiasm grew over regional development and Baptist students attending from the Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska and Iowa.
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Sioux Falls
Mareh
John L. Barton
Sioux Falls College Board of Trustees
EH. Palmquist
Omsha
C. C. Caldwell
John M. Freeze
F. Krueger
Sioux Falls College
C. H. Lattgast
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Democrats Move to Force Action on Highway Bill
Washington March 11 A determined push by Democratic senators aims to force action on the House highway bill costing 135 million dollars for emergency road construction to relieve unemployment. The plan uses 120 million in match funds with future federal aid to be repaid by states. Senator Wagner seeks to add a 375 million direct relief provision reimbursed to the federal government.
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Washington
Republican Steering Committee
Wagner
Senate
Robbery at Texaco Station on Eighth Street
Police investigated a night robbery at the Texaco filling station at Eighth street and Dakota avenue south. Proprietor George Jacoby said two unmasked men, one tall and one short, punched him at 9:40 PM and fled with 35 dollars after locking him in the wash room. He escaped through a window as they drove away. two suspects were questioned today.
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Texaco
Eighth Street
Dakota Avenue South
George Jacoby
Jacoby
Filings Surge as May Primaries Near Deadline
Petitions remain open with two days left as candidates line up in county offices. Republicans include Anna Foley for clerk of courts and Archue Miller for county commissioner, while Democrats field Charles Potter and Everett Curtis for various posts. Notable non office holders Schnetzer and Curtis are former county officials.
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T. H. Young
Anna Foley
B. M. Madden
Archue Miller
Bonilla
Charles E. Wilson
Anna E. Payson
Register of Deeds
W. A. Johns
A. L. Kinkead
Justice of Peace
Charles E. Potter
Louis Schnetzer
Schnetzer
Curtis
Wolsey
Potter
Hitchcock
Huron
McCullen
Miller
Johns
Senate
Carl F. Bruce
Sand Creek Township
George Dollenbacher
Water Soft Time Now To Fill Your Cisterns
City commissioner G. M. Anderson urges filling cisterns as city water tests around 20 grains of hardness. He says the hardness level is as soft as it will get, signaling a good window for storage.
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G. M. Anderson
Nations Of World Fight Problems Of Levies And Debts
Global budget battles and debt relief efforts span continents. Britain moves to a surplus as France and Britain ready a European conference on Danube distress, while Austria Hungary Yugoslavia Romania and Czechoslovakia face reparations tariffs and disarmament issues. Argentina launches a patriotic loan to cover salaries, with sweeping public employee cuts.
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J. Ryan
New York
Congress
Washington
Great Britain
Tardien
France
MacDonald
Danube
Austria
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Henry Pu-¥i
Manchuria
Minnehaha To Get Wheat And Flour
The Minnehaha County Red Cross chapter expects 300 barrels of flour and 23 000 pounds of cracked wheat for distribution next Monday. Flour ships from Sioux City on Wednesday and wheat from Omaha on Friday, said executive secretary Rev N L Haney after a county tour assessing needs.
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Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Red Cross
Rov
N. L. Haney
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Haney
Death follows short illness in Richland township
Troquois March 31 Special Mrs T E Rudy longtime Richland township Beadle county resident died about 9 this morning after weeks of illness pneumonia attributed She was with daughter Mrs Jerry Frahm in Iroquois at death having resided with her Frahm Funeral arrangements pending Mr Rudy died last August 192%
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Troquois
T. E. Rudy
Richland Township
Beadle County
Rudy
Jerry Frahm
Iroquois
Frahm
Treasurer Goodhope Disputes Dunn On State Cash Outlook
Pierre March 31 Officials divided over South Dakota finances after Auditor Dunn warned of a cash shortfall next December if expenditures aren’t cut. Treasurer Goodhope and Deputy Helgerson dismissed any crisis, saying the treasury can operate on a cash basis and tax anticipation warrants could cover gaps. Governor Green urged careful spending and noted rural credit finances should not compromise general funds.
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Goodhope
Helgerson
Green
Isis
Mr. Goodhope
Rural Credit Department
Rural Credit Commissioner
Treasury
Tunnel to Bank Arrests in Abilene City
Four young men were arrested after police found a 45 foot tunnel under a building next to Citizens National Bank in Abilene Texas. One detainee, Rupert Black 25 of Abilene, formerly USC football letterman.
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Bank Abilene
Tex
Citizens National Bank
Rupert Black
Abilens
University of Southern California
Pierre Capital-Journal Forecasts $51 Million General Fund Overdraft
The Pierre Capital-Journal predicts the state general fund will show an overdraft of about 5 1 6 5 0 0 0 by December 1 1932 based on receipts and disbursements through November 1931. It suggests cash exhaustion by October 1 if retrenchment is not adopted and features tables of 1931 actual and 1932 estimated figures.
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Fierre
Pierre Capital-Journal
State Treasury
Wiliam Dunn
Treasury
Anderson Named New Traveling Agent for Chicago and North Western
D W Anderson of DeKalb Illinois has arrived to take the traveling agent post for the Chicago and North Western railway succeeding T B Prew who resigned. He will reside at the Royal apartment house with Mrs Anderson and will run the Dakota Division including South Dakota territories. E J Carland of Winona division freight and passenger agent helped start him in his duties and will oversee soy bean distribution along the system. Agent W F Smith with County Agent Roy Cave leads distribution in Beadle county.
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D. W. Anderson
DeKalb
Chicago & North Western Railway
T. B. Prew
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
New Royal
The
North Western
Mir
de Kalb
Galena
E. J. Carland
Winona
Dakota
South Dakota
Carland
W. F. Smith
Roy Cave
Beadle County
N D Farmers Worried Over Seed Loan Money
Governor G F Shafer says North Dakota farmers fear federal seed loan money may not arrive in time for spring planting. He spoke in Minneapolis while meeting railroad officials about traffic to the Grand Forks mill as drought and snow conditions impact moisture.
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Minneapolis
G. F. Shafer
North Dakota
Duecola
Grand Forks
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