Roosevelt Pushes Toward Settlement of Labor Disputes
President Roosevelt’s administration pressed for labor dispute settlements across multiple sectors. Secretary Ickes endorsed a fair six point plan for 200 gasoline station operators, while major oil firms agreed though unions seek clarification on the closed shop. Navy Secretary Swanson issued a turning point ultimatum in Camden New Jersey with a Friday conference and possible ship transfer if work does not resume. National guards patrol Alabama coal fields after fatalities in a mass mining strike.
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New York Ship Suilding Company
Tuscaloosa
Philadelpia Navy Yard
Pactic Coast Longshovereen
Remington Rand Typewriter Company
Syracuse
Ilion
N.Y
Middletown
Conn
Warwood
Bannan
Massed Band to Appear Tonight in Huron College Auditorium
A massed band of about 175 pieces joins the Huron Municipal Band for two Music Week concerts at Huron College auditorium tonight at 8 15. Bands from six towns are expected to perform with C. N. White chairing the committee and Hans Christensen directing. Weather delays caused late arrivals but all bands will gather for a 4 o clock rehearsal. Observances continue tomorrow with student programs. selections include Stars and Stripes Forever and Star Spangled Banner.
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Huron College
Huron Municipal Band
Hans Christensen
C. N. White
The
Fenival
Huron
Stars & Stripes Forever
John Phillip
Weacophire
R. Gruenwald
Walta
G. A. Barnard
Casey
N. Mack Jones
Sunshine Fred Jewell
Woodland
Gustav Tuders
Msispie
Sens
Keler Belz
K L. King
K. L. King
John Phillip Sousa
Frances Scott Key
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Fall tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures and a chance of light frost. South Dakota area expected cooler tonight with frost possible in the eastern portion.
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Huron
South Dakota
East Portion
Judge Refuses to Reduce Insull Bond to 200000
Judge Will M Sparks denies defense bid to lower Samuel Insull bond of 200000 in the Cook county jail. Thompson argues the bond is the highest ever demanded in a U S court while Harness outlines fraud amounts totaling about 100 million in mail fraud charges and 2 09 million in asset mishandling prior to bankruptcy. The government says the sums justify keeping Insull in custody for trial.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Cook County
Will M. Sparks
U. S.1 Circuit Court of Appeals
Insull
Floyd E. Thompson
United States
Thompson
Sparks
Insula
Forest A. Harness
Harness
First primary election expense reports filed in South Dakota
O T Olson of Clear Lake reported 3640 spent on campaign for state senate in Devel and Hamlin counties. Judge A B Beck of Lake Andes reported 18 for his first judicial circuit bid. In Ottawa, Canadian gold production in March reached 249510 ounces versus 260168 last year.
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Ottawa
Domonion Bureau of Atatistlea
Alturas Leaders Pool $53 for Insull Bond in California
Alturas city officials and businessmen raised $53 toward a $20,000 bond for Samuel Insull held in Chicago on federal mail fraud charges. About 25 to 30 local leaders, including Police Judge Bruel Blaird, Mayor Raird Blaird, District Attorney J. B. Sharp, and Sheriff John Sharp, contributed to the effort in the northeastern California town of roughly 1,000 residents.
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Insull
Alturas
Cal
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Howard Re-elected President in North Dakota Music Clubs
John E. Howerd of Grand Forks was re elected president of the North Dakota Federation of Music Clubs at the group’s annual meeting in Grand Forks on May 10.
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Grand Forks
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John E. Howerd
North Dakota Federation of Music Clubs
Roosevelt Signs New Revenue Bill
President Roosevelt signed a 117,000,000 revenue bill to close loopholes and add taxes. He affixed the seal with congressional leaders and treasury officials present and planned to ask Congress to reconsider a coconut tax affecting the Philippine islands. Senator Harrison and Representative Doughton supported the legislation during the signing.
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Internal Revenue
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Philippine Islands
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Mississippi
Doughton
North Carolna
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Wheat Prices Soar on Extreme Market Limits
Chicago reports wheat prices jumped to the maximum 5 cent daily limit for the first time since October 17. Heavy speculative buying followed reports of crop damage, ongoing drought, and persistent dust storms driving the surge.
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Chicago
Dust Storm Eases After Harsh Blizard Hits South Dakota
Dusty conditions eased as a black blizzard swept Haron and much of South Dakota, cutting sun for minutes and bringing dense dust to Minneapolis and St Louis. Winds peaked around 21 miles per hour, tempers cooled after a scorching spell, with a predicted low near 40 and possible light frost in eastern lowlands tonight.
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South Dakota
Huron
Weather Bureau
M. R. Hovde
Minneapolis
St Louis
Hovde
Morton Salt Firm Chairman Is Dead
Morton Salt Company chairman Joy Morton, age 78, died last night of a heart attack in Chicago. He was son of the late J Sterling Morton Nebraska founder of Arbor Day and brother of Paul Morton who served in Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet.
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Morton Salt Firm
Chicago
Joy Morton
Morton Salt Comepany
J. Sterling Morton
Nebarska
Cleveland
Arbor Day
Paul Marton
Theodore Roosevelt
Fire destroys eight tank cars on Katy train at Noxic Oklahoma
Eight tank cars of gasoline and a caboose of a northbound Missouri Kansas Texas freight train burned at Noxi¢ Oklahoma last night. Two crew members were burned slightly. Officials reported several cars derailed but could not yet determine the cause.
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Katy
Parsons
Kan
Noxi
Okla
The News Behind the News Focus on NRA Code Plot
Washington reports discuss internal White House doubts about the NRA code. Liberal advisers favor limiting controls to hours and wages, while Johnson pushes for broader changes. Business leaders resist drastic cuts, fearing price shifts. the mystery plot gains publicity but little action.
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Johnson
Dea
Cntfee
White House
NRAA
Desser
Paper from Huron Sixth Grader Found in Beresford Tree
A Beresford Republican report states a piece of Huron schoolwork, likely blown by wind or storm, was found tangled in a tree on the J. L. Steadman farm near Beresford. The page shows a sixth grade pupil from Huron School, about 150 miles away.
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Mitchell
Sioux City
St. Louis
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Republican
Huron School
Baresford
Rapid City boy claims national union in extemporaneous speaking
TOPEKA Kansas May 10 Newton Margulies Rapid City S B was acclaimed national union in the ex temporaneous speaking division of the speech tournament in the national for ensic league here last night Addison Hickman Sioux City Ia won second plate and Cordon Dupee Qcon omowoe Wis third Harvey Schuffler Glassport Pa won first place in the original oratorical division with an oration entitled The Century of Progress Edward Neving Canton S D was second Jack Ewing Mitchell Enid Okla was winner of the oratorical declamation section Irving Axelrad Huron S D participated Axelrad was eliminated in the sixth round the last before the final event The final rating in oratories declamation was as follows Jack Ewing Mitchell Enid Okla national champion Phil Oliver Topeka Kan second Ralph Lilly North High Omaha Neb third Carlyle Steves Strassmont Cal fourth William Ripley Emerson Is fifth and Homer Ogle Freeport NL sixth
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Newton Margulies
Rapid City
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Acs
Addison Hickman
Sioux City
Cordon Dupee
Qconomowoe
Wis
Harvey Schuffler
Glassport
Edward Neving
Canton
S. D
Jack Ewing Mitchell
Enid
Oklo
Irving Axelrad
Huron
Axelrad
Okta
Phil Oliver
Ralph Lilly
North High
Omaha
Neb
Carlyle Steves
Srassmont
Cal
William Ripley
Trotzky Hide Out Now For Rent In Paris Suburb
Paris May 10 The for rent sign appeared at Leon Trotzky hidden retreat in Barbizon forest villa once spirited away by French secret service The ad lists a cottage with five rooms bathroom garage shaded park and convenient amenities Trotzky reportedly remains on an automobile tour of France with detectives awaiting arrangements to relocate him abroad
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Paris
Leon Trotzky
Barbizon
Mottique
Fontainebleau Forest
Toomis
Church Disturbance Leads to Discontinuation of Services
Disturbance complaint from Red Oak Iowa reports Rev Dr Hammill found guilty of disturbing the peace for shouting and screaming at his tabernacle late at night. Mayor Horace Cloar ordered services at the church discontinued at the current location.
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C. Hammil
Tabernacle Ay
Horace H.cloar
Dr. Hammil
Wheat prices surge on drought and 25 percent crop fear
The May 10 report on drought ravaged crops pushes Chicago wheat to session highs as prices rise across grain markets. Government data show winter wheat at 10 percent of normal on May 1, with fears mounting that drought could drop yields to as low as 25 percent.
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Chicago
Ally High
T.A. Kiesselbach
University of Nebraska Agronomist
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