Miss Pyle Defeated Despite Popular Support in Primary
The article notes Miss Pyle won about 30 percent of the votes but fell short of the 35 percent needed for nomination. It describes Green finishing last of five, the convention nominating Green, and discusses implications for the primary law and calls for possible runoff elections to achieve true direct primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pyle
Warren E. Green
Mr. Green
Brooke Howsell
Pyle
Green
Miss Gladys Pyle Loses Nomination in South Dakota Race
Thousands of readers across the state express disappointment as the Republican state convention fails to nominate Miss Gladys Pyle for governor. Warren E. Green is named the nominee after a deadlock, with Howell county delegates pivotal in the outcome. The Evening Huronite endorses Green as a capable, honest candidate and only notes the party will maintain unity for the fall campaign.
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Green
Huron
Beadle County
Gladys Pyle
Waronite
Warren E. Green
Hamlin
Howell
Brown County
Miss Pyle
South Kota
Stanley County
State Senate
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Niether
Huronite
Sharpe
H. F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
Charles S. McDonald
A. A. Chamberlain
Pierre Convention Reflects on Miss Pyle Defeat Fallout
The article notes disappointment at Miss Gladys Pyle's defeat has shifted to resentment over how the result was achieved, with the biblical phrase cited as a possible but insufficient consolation for supporters and critics alike. It discusses public reaction and the mood surrounding the convention.
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Gladys Pyle
Business men want buyers not paupers in a healthy economy
The piece rebutts agrarian and labor complaints that businessmen seek to keep farmers and workers poor. It argues profits rely on broad purchasing power, with higher farm and worker incomes fueling demand for automobiles, radios, films, clothing and other goods. It says critics that business people plot to suppress wages are nonsense.
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Business
Minneapolis Journal
Washington
Cagle Chooses Coaching Over Army Duty Amid Salary Debate
Christian K Cagle West Point captain resigns after graduation choosing college football coaching over a US Army lieutenancy. He cites a combined salary far above military pay and questions about army commitments and athletic publicity. The piece also notes government farm policy tensions and reclamation programs prompting broader debate.
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ARMY
Christian Science Monitor
Christian K. Cagle
West Point
United States Army
Bond House
Cagle
Naval Academy
Military Academy
The Green Goddess at Huron theatre closes tonight
Review notes the Warner Bros film stars George Arliss and Alice Joyce with Ralph Forbes and B. Warner. Theatre in Huron ends its run with a mixed verdict master's performance praised by some fans while others find the cast uneven. The piece includes reader comments and local commentary.
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George Arliss
Alice Joyet
B. Warner
Ralph Forbes
Huron Theatre
Alice Joyce
Arliss
Disrae
Joyce
Warner
Forbes
Alice
Ralph
Beadle Leaguers Finish Projects at Year End
Marietta Evans recounts the Climbing Citizens league’s first year at Gable school in Custer township. The group earned a free trip to a state convention, hosted parties from Columbus Day to Arbor Day, raised funds via a bazaar, produced art and essays, and contributed to school improvements while topping off with a small treasury for closing events.
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Climbing Citizen's
Marietta Evans
Elsie Wiese
Gable
Custer Township
Climbing Citizens League
Pierre
Marietta
Nellie M. Brusso
Jeounty
Jeague
Huron
Yvonne
Lambert
Cass A
George McMains Jwen
Custer
Yvonne Lambert
Cas [Lesgue
Albert Tatermeister
Tena
Fannie Albers
Whiteside 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Session Held
The Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy Cattle Club met at Len Galbreath's home on May 16 for a judging lesson led by County Agent B. Cave. Imogene Wilson notes the session, and plans to attend the 4-H club camp at Huron in June. A lunch concluded the meeting.
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Cave
Whiteside Blue Ribbon Dairy
Len Galbreath
Imogene Wilson
BR. A. Cave
Huron
Poultry 4-H Members Plan Hatchery Tour
Doris Abel and Genevieve Honrath led a Merry Maids Poultry club meeting on Saturday to discuss feeding chickens and plan an inspection tour of the Pioneer hatchery on May 31. Mary Fuller and Grace Rudy were appointed demonstrators for the next meeting and Dorothy Wallace and Grace Rudy were named to the entertainment committee for the club event.
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Doris Abel
Genevieve Honrath
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Rugrove
Mary Fuller
Grace Rudy
Dorothy Wallace
Enrollments Grow in 1930 4-H Club Effort in South Dakota
The state 4-H program reports 8 844 South Dakota youths already signed for 1930 activities led by H M Jones. Enrollment may top 12 900 with hundreds more joining baby beef sow litter dairy and poultry clubs. Boys and girls advance projects through summer with county achievement day and State Fair participation planned for September 9 12 in Huron.
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South Dakota
H. M. Jones
Enrell
Tory
Jones
Huron
Jone
Valley Sunshine 4-H Club Plans Entertainment
Beadle county Valley Sunshine 4 H club met May 11 at Clara Schmvartz home with vice president Miss Schw presiding. Readiness for indoor program and club camp in Haros noted. Kittenball games and practice at Evelyn Woelpert home May 18. Next meeting set for Elizabeth Ritter home June 1.
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Valley Sunshine Club
Valley Sunshine 4-H Club
Beadle County
Clara Schmvartz
Miss Schw
Rend
Sevelye Weelpert
Valley Sunshine Girls
Haros
Evelyn Woelpert
Elizabeth Ritter
June
Sewey Club Pigs Weighed At Crossman Farm
Sewey Pig club members weighed their hogs at A. B. Crossman farm on May 16 with Crossman assisting district agent UW. H. DeLong. Leaders praise a fine lot with weights ranging from 29 to 53 pounds each.
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Sewey Club
Sewey Pig Club
A. B
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