Campaign Ends With Broad Issues Largely Undiscussed
South Dakota voters head to polls as three congressmen, a U.S. senator, the governor, and state officials decision await. The race centers on banking scrutiny and taxation, with personal records and past actions shaping campaigns more than national topics. Republicans press for change under Warren Green while Democrats defend incumbents and push for higher offices.
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Fred & Zimmer
Associated Press
Pierre. S. D
South Dakota
United States
Congress
M . Sharps
Warren E. Green
Sharpe
Banking Department
Republi
W. J. Bulaw
D. A. McCullough
W. H. McMaster
Bulow
Warren B. Green
McCullough
Sweet
Republcan
Rallies for Bea dle county parties ahead of polls opening
Republicans and Democrats of Beadle county hold last appeals before voting day with 8 p.m. rallies in Huron and Cavour. G. Gartland and party speakers headline events at Daum’s Auditorium and Woodmen Hall while headquarters arrange transportation to polls and rapid result sharing with The Evening Huronite. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 5 p.m.
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Beadle County
Gl Pyle
Huron
Daum
Ctert
She ‘Emocrats
Woodmen Hall
Cavour
William G. Gartland
Republican
American Legion
J. C. Penney
Democratic
J. P. Stahl
Lampe
Public Offices And Banks Close Tuesday
County and city offices with one or two exceptions and banks will be closed in Huron tomorrow as residents go to the polls for the general election. The county auditor clerk of courts and county sheriff will stay open. Besdle county commissioners postpone their November meeting to Wednesday. City commissioners will hold their meeting as usual tomorrow night.
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Huron
Besdle
Fury Of Outlaw Gusher Curbed By Giant From The Nipple
Oklahoma City residents witnessed the Stout No. 1 gusher shoot about 500 feet into the air for days, belching gas and oil estimated at 100,000,000 cubic feet daily. Oil ignited along the north Canadian river, flames reaching the south bank near the Stout well before workers shut in the well. A grass fire northeast of the gusher sparked rumors of a larger blaze as crowds watched, and oil mist sprayed Lincoln Terrace residents. The inferno burned out after the well was sealed, with potential damage lawsuits facing the operators.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
C. Stout
Morgan Petroleum Company
Barriz
North Canadian
Ecsng
Lincoln Terrace
American vice consuls drown in Cuba tragedy near Matanzas
In Matanzas Bay Cuba on Sunday American vice consuls John Tillotson Wainwright 32 and William J. Jackson 36 and Jackson's wife died while trying to save her from a cliff and swamping waves. Sydney Gest 38 escaped with his life as his wife pulled him to shore after he, too, went into the water. Searches were later abandoned until today.
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Havana
Cuba
Matanzas Bay
John Tillotson Wainwright
New York
Matanzas
William J. Jackson
Madison
UL Jackson
Sydney Gest
J Blown
Wainright
Gest
Beities
Funeral Wednesday For Mrs. G Lichty
Mrs Agnes Lichty wife of George Lichty died yesterday at her home in Hand county near Wessington. Born in Kuppenheim Germany December 19 1866 she came to the United States in 1889 and moved to Hand county 15 years ago. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 in St Josephs Catholic church Wessington with burial in the local cemetery. Surviving are husband five sons Fred Leo George Jr Louis Oscar and Francis and three daughters Mrs Bowen Elizabeth and Leone all residents of Hand county.
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G. Lichty
Agnes Lichty
George Lichty
Hand County
Wessington
Lichty
Ages Wale
Kuppenheim
Germany
United States
Hartington
Neb
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Powers
Fred
Leo
George
Louis
Oscar
Francis
Bowen
Elizabeth
Leone
Additional Reward Paid to Tolstoy Men in Bank Robbery Case
The National Surety company added 300 to the reward for Eugene Herrholdt and Howard Murdy of Tolstoy for the Haven bank bandits capture. The Haven State bank received the 1000 reward to split: Murdy 487.50, Herrholdt 437.50, and Nick Meyer 25 for information on fresh automobile tracks guiding to the capture site.
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Tolstoy
National Surety Company
Eugene Herrholdt
Howard Murdy
Haven Bank
Haven State Bank
South Dakota Bankers Association
Nick Meyer
Inland Steel workers donate to aid jobless in Chicago
Inland Steel employees have pledged to donate 2 to 5 percent of their wages to help unemployed workers. The company will match each donation with an equal contribution, expanding relief based on current business downturn.
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Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Close Schools Early for Election Vote in Huron
Public schools in Huron will close at 3 3 tomorrow afternoon so that all teachers may vote.
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Huron
Huron Babies Share York Princess Christening Distinction
Beadle county families celebrate seven local christenings each using water from the River Jordan. Martha Jane White Beverly Jane Strike Richard William and Margaret Low among those blessed by Rev. A S Carlson. The Jordan water, gathered by C N White on a Holy Land trip, has now run out.
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Beadle County
Margaret Rose
Duke and Duchess of York
England
Jordan
Holy Land
Martha Jane
C. N. White
Huron
Beverly Jane
C. J. Strike
Richard William
Byron Stephens
Wolsey
Margaret Low
Swen Hendrickson
Herbert Horner
Diana Virginic
Herbert M. Cass
A. 5S. Carlson
Congregational Church
Sleeping Tests On Colgate Students In Vibrating Beds
Nine Colgate University men sleep nightly on vibrating beds to study how a machine age may cause headaches circled eyes and un sociable dispositions. Under Dr Donald A Laird and assistants Herman W Willie and Clifford H Shirley the experiment uses motor driven under beds with a hum like light traffic. Early results indicate more headaches circles under the eyes unsteadiness daytime buzzing and irritability with a tendency to withdraw from routine work.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Hamilton, N
Colgate University
Donald A. Laird
Herman W. Willie
Clifford H. Shirley
M A Wooden Dies in Huron Hospital After Illness
M A Wooden aged 46 dies yesterday in a Huron hospital. He was born March 3 1884 in Portland Dodge County Wisconsin and married to Margaret Mary Tuill at Faribault May 15 1912. They moved to Huron in 1920 and lived on a farm west of the city. Surviving are the widow two sons Durward Philip and four sisters and two brothers from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Funeral services will be held in Faribault with burial at Faribault Catholic cemetery.
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M. A. Wooden
Manley Albert Wooden
Portland
Dodge County
Wis
Huron Hospital
Fainault
Minn
Faribault Catholic
Mr. Wooden
Margaret Mary Tuill
Faribault
Huron
Stafford Escapes Serious Injury In Wreck Near St Lawrence
George W. Stafford escaped serious harm when his car crashed into a steel bridge three miles east of St. Lawrence. He suffered bruises on one arm and a wrenched shoulder, stating he was traveling fast and dazed, awakening in time to see the bridge but unable to avoid impact. The second fragment notes the DO X airship's delay due to a storm over western Europe.
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Altenrhein
Switzerland
Amsterdam
New York
Europe
Benesch Removal Follows Fatal Howard Shooting Probe
In Howard a coroner jury resumes inquiry into the fatal Halloween night shooting of Milo Wilson, 14, as threats and tense crowds surround Anton Benesch the Vilas blacksmith accused. Benesch faced testimony denying ownership of a gun, while a witness said a gun was found in his desk. Funeral services for Wilson were held in Vilas with pallbearers from Howard High School.
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Anton Benesch
Milo Wilson
Howard
Vilas
Young Wilson
Madison
Benesch
Ed Wr
Iowa City
Cecil Carlson
Davison
Forbes Wilson
Vilas Methodist Episcoal
W. Cannon
Howard High School
Wilson
Boone, Ja
Mayor Thompson Wins Fight to Recover
Chicago, Nov 3. Mayor William Hale Thompson, after emergency appendicitis surgery at Passavant hospital, is gaining ground and may be out of danger within about 21 hours if progress continues. No new complications or peritonitis symptoms have appeared and his fighting spirit remains strong.
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Thompson
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Passavant Hospital
Milton M. Portia
Junior High P T A Meeting This Wednesday
The Junior High School Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday November 5 at 7 15 p m in the junior high school building. Music by Mrs Harry Carlson Evelyn Foster and Lorena Hopper. Delegates will report on the Deadwood state convention. Discussion on how children should spend leisure time. Miss Maxine Dinneen will recount her summer trip to Europe. Refreshments to follow.
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Harry Carlson
Evelyn Foster
Lorena Hopper
Deadwood
Maxine Dinneen
Europe
Een
Weather and regional forecast note
The report notes Boron partly cloudy tonight with a warmer Tuesday. South Dakota shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with warmer trends in the east and central areas and cooler readings in the far west.
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South Dakota
Detroit Robbery At Station Attendant Shot In Chest
In Detroit a station attendant Earl Walker was held up last night. The assailant demanded money and fired but Walker felt a lump on his chest and removed the bullet from his vest. The cartridge apparently lacked force to penetrate the cloth, and the robber fled.
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Detroit
Earl Walker
Miray
Walker
Booze Runners Change Racket In Detroit Kidnap Case
Detroit detectives probe a rum runners shift from smuggling to kidnapping after wealthy retiree Charles Kaier was seized by four men posing as prohibition agents. Ransom demands followed, with Kaier’s wife delivering part of the money and police tailing the suspected agents and hotel rendezvous.
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Detroit
Detroit Police
Blackhand Squad
Charles Kaler
John Hoffman
Blackhand
United States
Kaier
United States District Attorney's Office
Overheated Stove Causes Fire at Adams Home
Firemen answered a 12:30 p.m. alarm at 147 Serand street southeast and put out a blaze in the wall caused by an overheated cook stove. Chemicals helped extinguish the fire. A kitchen wall and roof were damaged. Richard Ramsell, owner, estimates about 125 dollars in loss.
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M. J. Adams
Serand Street
Richard Ramsell
Stone Throwers Break Car Windows in Wiley Drive Incident
Stones struck two cars parked in front of the Wiley home at 550 Avenue Southwest, breaking one window in Mr Wiley’s car and three in Mr Junker’s. Police Chief A W Hopsine has been given a description of the suspects and an investigation is under way.
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Hoss C.J. Junker
Wiley
Isst
Mr. Wiley
Mr. Junker
Police
A. W. Hopsine
Mai
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