Nation-Wide Farm Strike Set For May 23
Des Moines reports the National Farmers Holiday association unanimously voted to call a nation-wide strike on all farm products starting May 23. The convention urged governor to recall troops from the Town farm area and restore civil government to avert catastrophe. In Le Mars and Denison, military commissions pursued raids and a judge was attacked, with witnesses identifying possible mob members. Attorney General O Connor pledged to maintain militia presence until investigations conclude.
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Des Moines
Naional Farmers Holiday Association
Isorder
National Farm Holiday Association Convention
LE Mars LE Mars
JP Mibitia
Maj
L. D. Malignee
Mniltary Commission of Investigation
T. C. Bradley
Esate
Tvhiic
Denison
Edward L. O'Connor
O'Conner
Clarence Arrow
F. F. Paville
Iowa Supreme Court
William Holly
Darrow
S. F. S. Meis
Adrian
Minn
Sions
Kaylor Officials Release Suspects In Bank Robbery Case
Mitchell officials freed Mitchell suspects identified as MITCHELL and Mrs J Pointer after state officers failed to identify Pointer during an exam at Tripp. Pointer had been moved to Tripp by the state sheriff's office following reports of her seen in Tripp near the bank robbery scene.
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Kaylor
Mitchell
J. Pointer
Kar-lor
Kaylor Bank
Pointer
Tripp
Record Tire Shipment Reaches Huron for Standard Oil
Three carloads of automobile and truck tires, the largest shipment ever received in Huron, arrived today for Standard Oil. The 4,000 tires, weighing over 120,000 pounds, will be distributed throughout the Huron South Dakota division to meet a substantial rise in tire demand, according to Ted Schaefer, tire department manager.
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Huron
Standard Oil Company
South, Dakota
Ted Schaefer
Tir
South Dakota
Weather forecast for Here and Vicinity and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy with likely rain tonight and Friday. Temperature expected to hold with no significant change. South Dakota showers probable tonight and Friday with similar temperature outlook.
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South Dakota
Ann Harding in Cuba Sailboat Horror Witnessed by Stars
In Havana on May 4, Ann Harding and companions survived a capsizing off Jaimanitas three miles from shore. A Cuban sailor died while aiding them as sharks approached their 20 foot craft, and rescuers from an American embassy party eventually pulled them to safety. Harding denied marriage rumors with Alexander Kirkland.
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Havana
Cuba
P-Ann Harding
Jaimanitas Yacht Club
Sailiniz
Miss Lombard
Jaimanitas Club
Majin Alvarez Tuers
Jaimanitas
Miss Harding
Leslie Waggett
George Andrews
Kirkland
Jaimanites
Doriors
Stone
Miss + Harding
Harry Bannister
Guards Bring Good Times To Le Mars
Le Mars Iowa May 4 Prosperity returns temporarily with an encampment of 300 Iowa national guardsmen. While a military court of review weighs the fate of more than 60 farmers arrested for mob resistance to mortgage foreclosures, local merchants enjoy a minor boom. Meat markets and grocery stores profit most as drug stores news stands and telegraph offices report higher business. A merchant says we’re glad to see the guard and business is good.
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LE Mars
Sitle
Iowa
Plymouth
Recruiting Work Completed Here in South Dakota Feeds Army
South Dakota forms first 450 man unit for forest army with eight recruits from Bead Hand and Clark counties. They depart for Fort Meade to train for two weeks before joining the government relief project. Enlistments aim to reach 1500, with volunteers from Kingsbury Miner and Spink counties passing exams. three rejected.
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South Dakota
Hand and Clark
Fort Meade
Black Hills
John Northcliffe
St. Lawrence
South Dakota University
Strgia
Forest Army
Kingsbury
Miner
Sak
Sioux Falls
John F. Becker
Kingsbury County
Vance RB
Hunter
John R. Watts
Minneapolis
Regular Army
Spink
Amesbury
Leslie R. Billington
Andrew“. Bjordal
Wesley L. Beachlér
Russell Bennett
Delbert W. Coy
Russel Crawford
Stanley R.,dugdale
Roy’ H. Fuérstenan
Richard H. Guse
George B. Gamble
Robert H.giesen
Russell-Haufle
William , D. Hauck
Roy M. Lee
Harold ‘E. Munger
William Milles
Roy, Nelson, Rollandter
Merlyn:Roberts
Wilbert N.stangland
Raymond Sigard
Emmet
A. Seick
Earl ¥. Schadt
Richard
Salter
Alfred A. Wallum
Walter Watson -Miner
Howard
Brace
Robert Clark
Gerald L. Dempewolt
Dallas English
Verlin I
Finley
Jami
Arthur Gimmestad
Clifford Herron
Stewart
Movland
Orie W.kahn
Oscar M.langland
Sohn B
Plans Made For Mothers Dinner In Huron
The Veterans of Foreign Wars committee led by general chairman Wayne Wilson plans a Mothers Day dinner for May 14 at 2 30 p m in the Knights of Pythias hall in Huron. Guests include Gold Star mothers and families from the Spanish American War era, G A R members and families, and VFW members and families. A varied entertainment program will follow the dinner.
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Forrest McMullen
Iit
Wayne Wilson
Knights of Pythias Hall
Huron
Olson Pleads Guilty To Assault Charge
Teo Olson, a Clifton township former resident, pleaded guilty to assault and battery yesterday before Justice of Peace G. W. Longstaff. He was fined $15 and costs totaling $31 after changing his plea from not guilty. The case stemmed from Olson's claim that he beat James Bailey, who said a gate was open on his farm and Bailey countered that the road was public and should not be fenced.
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Teo Olson
Clifton Township
Justice of Peace
G. W. Longstaff
Olson
James Bailey
Bailey
New Plan Aims To Permanently Cure Farm Credit Evils
Washington May 4 Morgenthau Jr announces a long range goal to create a complete system of Cooperative Farm Credit associations under regional offices to reform farm lending. Bonds will fund 12 regional offices offering all farm credit, not just land loans, with central dealings limited to national cooperatives. The plan targets permanent, businesslike farm credit and regional handling of local issues.
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Morgenthau
Washington
New
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Chamber of Ee
United States
Heith
C. A. Cobb
Atlanta
Progressive Farther
Southern Ruralist
Morgenthaus
Cooperative Credit Associations
Credit Administration
Farm Board
Central Board
Central ‘Office
Marke
Cobb
Roosevelt Set to Outline New Deal Tactics Tonight
President Roosevelt will address the Chamber of Commerce of the United States to signal government aims to restore industry and employment. A Wagner-led group of senators economists and officials drafts a plan for temporary relaxation of anti trust rules allowing trade associations to coordinate with government supervision during the emergency.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Wagner
N. Y
Congress
John W. Ross
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
George Peek Expected to Lead Farm Measure Administration
Washington May 4 George Peek aged 50 of Moline Illinois is near certain to be named administrator of the broad farm relief measure now nearing final passage Peek a farm equipment maker and student of agricultural problems took part in the White House conference last night on applying the bill to raise farm commodity prices He shifted from the Republican party in 1928 backing Alfred E Smith and later President Roosevelt. Conference leaders expect to finish differences between Senate and House amendments this week with action on the conference report expected early next week.
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Washington
George Peek
Moline
Peek
Tong
White House
Park
Alfred F. Smith
Middle Western
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Coolidge
Hoover
Peak
Jones
Hous Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Jonea
Yale
Congress
Franklin,d. Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Norris-Simpson
Reforestation Army Picks 15 Brown County Youths
A Brown county selection announced today names 15 youths for service in the reforestation army. They will entrain here for camp in the latter part of next week after completing physical examinations.
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Brown Aberdeen
Brown County
Radio power play hidden in plain sight near 500000 watt test
Washington reports on a covert push to create a massive 500000 watt radio station near Cincinnati by Crosley Manufacturing WLW with government ties kept unofficial. The piece hints at federal patronage and political maneuvering surrounding the project and mentions Mary M O'Reilly as an assistant director involved in the trials.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
United States
Cincinnati
Crosley Manufacturing
WLW
Capone Has Spent Year Behind Bars
In Atlanta on May 442 one year ago Al Capone exchanged his public enemy No. 1 title for prisoner No. 40086 serving a year for income tax evasion. He is leaner, more fit, and works in the prison shoe factory while showing interest in baseball. He has exited the prison once for a habeas corpus hearing that he lost.
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Atlanta
al Capone
Chicago
Tedegas
Marty
Ustrud Attacks Income Tax Law at Volga Meeting
Lieu t Gov H A Ustrud and other speakers attacked South Dakota s gross income tax at a Volga meeting saying propaganda now fills the air and that the tax is the grossest misinformation. The tax takes effect July 1 unless stopped by a referendum with petitions circulating for the 1934 general election. Tax statistician Mr Usteud defended the law, claiming farmers oppose it to solve their own problems and deny alarms of a small tax cut.
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Usteud
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Covey
Corey
Roosevelt proposes federal coordinator to guide railroads
President Roosevelt asks Congress for emergency measures to regulate railroads, repeal recapture profits clause, and place railway holding companies under interstate commerce commission. He urges creation of a federal transportation coordinator to align carriers, avoid service duplication, and promote financial reorganization ahead of a comprehensive plan in 1934.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol
Senate
House
United States
Conreer
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ann Harding
Beadle, Hand ‘and
Clark Counties
J. L. Parrott
Moline, Inl
Mint
Mary, M. O'Reilly
Ctor
Capone
Ustrud
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