Debenture votes shift as Senate debates move toward final action
Senate backers claim two more supports for the export debenture plan with Copeland and Nye indicating votes in favor after earlier opposition. Administration senators expect a close vote and aim to finish the bill early next week with debate on the farm board and other sections continuing. England records a decade of one million street accidents including 40,000 fatalities from 1918 to 1928.
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Washington
Senate
Copeland
New York
Nye
North Dakota
McNary
Oregon
Wagner
Norbecks
South Dakota
Farm Board
England
Weather Huron and South Dakota Unsettled Skies
Weather outlook: Huron area unsettled with slow winds and no major temperature change tonight through Saturday. South Dakota largely cloudy tonight and Saturday with likely showers and little temperature movement.
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Huron
South Dakota
Hoover Slims Down to 185 Pounds Through Exercise
President Hoover has shed 15 pounds since March 4 and now weighs 185, considered normal for his height. Dr. Joel T. Boone, his physician, says he is in excellent condition and benefits from morning workouts. Volleyball was added to the routine but Hoover has not yet played.
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Washington, May
Hoover
Joel T. Boone
Floover
Whits House
Boone
Insurance firm selects Huron for South Dakota HQ
Northern States Life Insurance designates Huron as state headquarters moved from Sioux Falls. O R Billington to run the branch from a Robins on Shoe store suite with equipment en route. a May 10 readiness target. Company, with about 80 South Dakota contracts, emphasizes regional growth across several states.
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Northern States Life
Huron
Sioux Falls
Northern States Life Insurance Company of Tammond, Inc
South Dakota
O. R. Fillington
Branc
Billingtons
Hammes Istrumental
Sioux Paris
Billington
Robingon Shoe
Hammond
le Gros
Huron Territory
Minnesota
North
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Arkansas
Texas
Nebraska
Crescent Lite Insurance Company
Organized Air Haumoend
Masonic Lodge
Parts of Berlin Declared Under State of Siege
Berlin sections Neukoelln and Wedding were placed under siege after midnight clashes left at least one dead eighteen wounded and dozens arrested. Police blamed Moscow communists for May Day protests as a German foreign office diplomatic move followed posters mocking funding for the unemployed and feeding children.
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Bisalin
Berlin
Moscow
Communist International
Reichstag
Neukoclln
Awere
Neukoelln
Neuskoelin
Brazil trains youths to become fishermen at coast of Santos
In May two Brazilian states started training youths as fishermen to harness the country’s long coasts and rivers. Sao Paulo opened a school near Santos, with two more planned near Rio de Janeiro, teaching fishing, navigation, engines, and fish preparation for distant markets.
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Santos
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Ae de Janiero
S D Farm Economist Summarizes Relief Proposals
Brookings May 8. Remento Post, acting head of the South Dakota State College farm economics department, outlines the president's relief program. It envisions higher tariffs, river improvements, a federal farm board with power like the ICC, and farmer owned marketing agencies funded by government advances. The plan aims to stabilize markets and reduce price swings without direct government buying or price fixing. Congress has begun considering relief bills in both houses.
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Brookings
Post
Department of Farm Economics
South Dakota State College
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Interstate -Commerce Commission
Federal Farm “Board
Oly
Short Change Artist Runs Old Gag in Wellington Springs
A slick con man visited Wellington Springs yesterday using the familiar short change scam. He asked for a purchase between five and ten dollars, produced a large bill, and after taking the change complained of too much silver. He then paid with the change, kept the bill, and disappeared before merchants noticed the trick.
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Xuxoliont
Wellington Springs
Sammie Old
Missing Onida Boy Located After Nationwide Search
J S Sargent of Gettysburg traced Sherman Campbell, 24, missing from Onida since March 27, to Woodstock Ontario where he was found by Constable Richard Gilling. Campbell, mentally deranged, was taken into custody and later released with travel funds after a long case involving a Whippet coach and factory records. His parents plan to bring him home.
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J. S. Sargent
Gettysburg
Richard.Gilling
Ingersoll
Ontario
Canada
Woodstock
Sherman Campbell
Onida
Campbell
Py “Campbell
Sherman
Montevideo
Minn
Mon
Montivideo
Sargent
Dairy Calves Arrive for 4 H Club Projects at Fair
Two carloads of dairy calves arrived today and are housed in a State Fair barn. The calves, part of Beadle County 4-H projects, were purchased from Wisconsin herds by R A Cave and Lampe. They will be distributed to enrolled boys and girls who signed contracts and meet the plan coordinated by parents guardians.
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A& Jong
West Salem
Wis
Beadla County
Yesaay
R. A. Cave
Syho
Lampe
Wisconsin
Huron
Rth Thefis
District music contest shows strong Huron Brookings in lead
In Brookings on May 3 the district high school music contest opened with Brookings leading Huron and Arlington by three points. Winners yesterday included Walter Loban in piano and Ruth Gersed in contralto, while Aberdeen dominated with 16 first places in a separate district contest.
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Brookings
Huron
Arlington
Walter Loban
Eugene Kingdon
Huerou
Ruth Gersed
Oldham
Claire
Johnson
Margaret DeMaree
Hans Olson
David Hume
John Spelker
Maurice Krnow
Gary
Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
Putnam
Fargo
L. N. Dailey
Yankton
Mabelle C. Wright
Valley City
N. D
Ardys Wrisgaard
Sisseton
Allen Regan
Harry Walker
Robert Fryer
Doland
Pellman
Groton
Floyd’ Holleran
Clark
Chamberi
Irwin Hamilton
Georgia Kemper
Woodmen Officers Chosen at State Convention
At the Modern Woodmen of America quadrennial state convention in Madison the election of A W Odell of Montrose as state consul followed John Anderson of Armour’s resignation for health reasons. Other officers named include D A Sinclair Winner as state worthy advisor and A S Shockley Sioux Falls as state clerk with several regional representatives listed.
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Chicago
D. A. Sinclair
A. 5S
Shockley
Sioux Falls
George Breckenridge
Vermillion
T. FP. Tobin
Gettysburg
Elmer Lovel
Lake Preston
Tver Nosle
Mound City
Virginia Schoolhouse Collapse Kills Fourteen
A Rye Cove consolidated school in Virginia collapsed during a storm killing a teacher Ava Carter and 13 pupils. About 168 children were injured and rushed to Bristol and Kingsport. 27 transported by train to a hospital. Rescue operations were delayed by isolation and mountain roads.
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Ryig Cove
Rye Cove
Mainidad
Vietimg
Pieters Mountain Village
Ava Carter
A.S. Noblin
Bristol
Kingsport
Clinchport
J. M. Johnson
Johnson
France Ready To Give Way In Arms Cut Plan
France signals willingness to concede on land armament limits via budgetary controls. Count Mas sighi argues budgeting is best via spending levels, urges compromise after the commission adjourns. Spain and Britain back budget limits with cautions and doubts about direct international control.
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France
Geneva
Count Massighi
Hugh
Gibson
Eduardo
Coblan
Spain
United States
Lord Cushendun
Great Britain
Lord ‘Cushendun
Frost Damage Report From Turon Area
A frost wave caused little overall damage yesterday in Turon vicinity with only tender plants injured and few trees affected. The thermometer fell to 38 degrees, rose to 47 by 1 AM, and unsettled conditions with possible showers were forecast for tonight and Saturday.
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Sluron
Weathor Barca
Midwest Storm Toll Rises Across States
A massive Midwest storm caused fatalities and widespread damage from Missouri to Michigan. Five people died in weather related incidents, including a car crash near Battle Creek and a worker in Chicago. searches for a missing plane in Lake Michigan continued. Flooding and uprooted trees disrupted travel and isolated communities in Missouri and Illinois.
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Illinois
Ohio
Midwest
Virginia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Maryland
Florida
Alabama
Kentucky
South
Middle West
Columbus
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Ilinois
Missouri
Ozarks
Jhuree
Battle Creek
Mich
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Clingis
Quark Belt
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
Detroit
Lak St. Clair
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S. D. Farm Economist
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Gregory
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Howard Naper
Wilfred Bryant
Florence Wood
Arl Adamson
Woodmen
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Sully County
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