Hoover Draws Lincoln parallel in campaign speech
President Hoover traveling through Indiana and Illinois staged a Springfield address to frame the 1932 contest as a repeat of Lincoln era choices. He warned the nation must press on to restore prosperity and uphold social and political principles, citing Gettysburg as turning point and urging persistence in the fight.
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West
Hoover
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
Illneis
Crais
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt Hoover clash echoing across party lines in 1932 race
The Associated Press surveys prominent figures from Roosevelt and Hoover camps. Hyde labels Roosevelt unsound. Farley predicts Roosevelt leads in over three states. Hurley foresees a Hoover wave. Norris criticizes party loyalty. Payne urges backing Hoover. Taft warns Roosevelt carries Garner and McAdoo. Wilbur touts Hoover’s management. Donovan mocks Smith. Young calls for scrutiny of managers. Longworth attacks Roosevelt. Fiteairn fears repeal if Hoover wins. Longworth and Hurst voiced strong partisan views.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Arthur M. Hyde
Manarat
Hudson
James A. Farley
America
Hoover
John A. Simpson
Farmers Union
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Garner
McAdoo
Tammany
Leon A. McCord
Ray Lyman Wilbur
United States
Sapere
Owen D. Young
William J. Donovan
Alfred EB. Smith
Raymond Fiteairn
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Democratic Party
Fannie Hurst
Roosevelt Says Public Tired Of Hoover Administration
Roosevelt tells a New York audience that the American public wants to end the Hoover era. He accuses the Hoover administration of governance by guess and garble, urging recovery through hard common sense and resolute action. He plans more rallies with Alfred Smith in Brooklyn and Madison Square Garden.
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Walter T. Brown
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Guess
Garbie
Republicans For Roosevelt League
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Roosevelt
Opera House
Roosevelt
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Alfred Smith
Grange Expresses Support for Peter Norbeck in Campaign
A telegram from Fred Brickman Washington representative publicized by the Norbeck campaign praises Norbeck for backing the export debenture plan for farm relief and tariff equality. It notes his role as chair of the Senate committee on emergency financial relief and his coauthorship of the preomargarine bill plus farm act amendments. A message from Senator Lan Franier of North Dakota extending good wishes and support for farm debt refinancing and past farm legislation closes the note.
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Senate
Norbeck
Haugen
U.S
Lan J. Franier
North Dakota
South Waikota
Berry Grasping At Straws Says Sharpe
BIG STONE CITY S D Nov 4 P Charging that a lack of constructive issues had forced the democratic nominee for governors into a campaign of trivialities Attorney General MQ said here last evening that the charge of nepotism leveled at the Green administration could be classed in that category Four times the last time in 1927 the state legislature has defeated measures designed to eliminate the employment of relatives Mr Sharpe said and possibly that is why Gov Bulow appointed his own son as secretary and continues him as such in Washington There are arguments on both sides of the question the attorney general stated but if the matter of employing relatives is wrong your legislature should attend to it Mr Berry is merely grasping at straws to keep himself afloat.
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Big Stone City
S. D
Green
Sharpe
Bulow
Weather Outlook for South Dakota and Vicinity
Fair weather expected tonight and Saturday with mild cooling noted tonight. In the Huonsed Vicinity conditions remain fair tonight with a likely drop in temperature tonight and into Saturday.
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South Dakota
East
German Transport Strike Turns Violent In Berlin
One man is dead and three are wounded in a street fight triggered by Berlin transportation strike. By afternoon about 3,000 of 15,000 called out had returned to work under police protection as streetcars buses and subways partially resumed service. Strikers pelted cars with rocks until police cleared the streets, and curfew fears linger as night approaches.
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Germany
Berlin
Lester Upset Over Campaign Button Mixup in Pennsylvania
In ADAMORE Pennsylvania on November 4 Lester Haws, chairman of Central Lower Merion township Republican committee, handed out campaign buttons when a worker displayed a button misprinted with the Democratic ticket. A careless packer was blamed for the error.
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Adamore
Lester Haws
Lower Merion Township
Packer
Wheat Prices Rise About Two Cents In Uptick
Chicago reports wheat futures gaining for the first time in a week with gains around two cents. December wheat closed near 44 cents a bushel, while May and July deliveries climbed to about 48.5 to 50.5 cents amid oversold market sentiment and New York securities strength.
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Chicago
New York
Winnipeg
Allotment Of Road Funds Announced By Agriculture Dept
Washington reports the department of agriculture has allotted 72 million dollars in federal emergency highway funds to states through October 29. The Bureau of Public Roads said 120 million dollars emergency appropriations are ready for approval. State allocations include Iowa 3,171,504 and 9,091,600. South Dakota 2,004,573 and 1,472,699.39. Minnesota 3,368,559 and 2,671,000. Nebraska 2,544,773 and 1,203,128.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Towa
South Dakota
Minn Resota
Nebraska
Prayer Book Saves Life Of Evangelist
An evangelist from LaCrosse Wisconsin, visiting his brother in Crookston Minnesota, escaped serious injury when a holdup man fired at him. A prayer book in his vest pocket absorbed the shot, leaving him unharmed though his wallet containing sixty three dollars was lost.
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Crookston
Minn
Nov
E. J. Fries
Fries
LaCrosse
Wis
Grand Forks
N. D
Joseph Fries
German Officer Placed Wreath on Unknown Soldier Tomb
In Arlington Cemetery a German naval officer, Capt Frwin Wassner, commander of the Karlruhe, laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier marking the first such tribute by a German officer. The ship was then at Philadelphia.
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Washington
Arlington, Cemetery
Frwin Wassner
Karlruhe
Philadelphia
America
Howes Address To Finish Demo Drive At Daums
Howes address to finish the democratic drive in Beedle county tonight at Daum's auditorium follows a busy slate. Dozens attended rallies as Howes declared Franklin D Roosevelt would win big and urged Hoovers continued support while Crawford defended Hoover and attacked Roosevelt for wavering on the veterans bonus.
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Howes
Daum
State Chamber Of Commerce Proposes Cheaper Government
Sioux Falls November report lists eleven drastic economy measures for South Dakota government. Recommendations include halting highway construction, reducing highway commission to one member, requiring legislative approval for highway expenditures, abolishing bonding and sheriff offices, merging employment and insurance duties, ending civil jury trials, reviewing circuit judges, transferring industrial commissioner duties to the insurance department, permitting audits by certified public accountants, cutting normal schools from four to two with 20 percent funding reductions, and disposing of coal mining assets. Sharpe cites highway costs of 7.38 million last year with 2.6 million federal aid, arguing rejecting federal aid could save 2.6 million annually, plus more to cut debt.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
E. W. Stephens
Pierre
A. C. Johnson
Rapid City
W. W. Thorp
Britton
Harry Hurd
Blake Patton
Huron
M. F. Patton
Mitchell
Tom Roberts
Init
Highway Commission
State Sheriff's Office
Green
Certified Public Accountant
South ‘Dakota
Sharpe
Highway Department
Sharpa
Bryant Club hears talk on commercial work in towns
Bryant Bryant November 4 special members of the Bryant Commercial club held their monthly meeting with Bryant school faculty. Paul K. Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce spoke on commercial organization work and the role of small town clubs in building community spirit and good will between town and country people. He outlined civic trade and agricultural programs as the main activities and noted the large field for rural contacts. Myers was joined by Dr. Jay Spink of Huron.
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Myers
Jay Spink
Huron
Moro Outlaws Renew Fighting With Troops
Fighting between Philippine constabulary and Moro outlaws near JOLO continues after a prior toll of 56. An eight hour battle ends with the Maddened rebel leader killed and many Moros possibly wounded. one constabulary trooper is dead.
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Jolo
P. L
Philippine Constabulary
Sulu
Constabulary
Dodds Discusses V F W Insurance Plan Here
Arthur D. Dodds of the national Veterans of Foreign Wars council visits the city to meet post officers and discuss the new insurance plan before proceeding to Mitchell to establish a new post. George Bernard Shaw, in London, confirms reports he may visit the United States next year amid continued jokes about America and profits.
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A. Dodds
National V.F. W. Council
Arthur D. Dodds
National “Council
The
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Mitchell
London
George Bernard Shaw
America
United States
Dog shoots woman on Watertown street
A retriever left in an automobile belonging to B. H. G. Magnus of St. Lawrence touched off a double barreled gun in the car, injuring Mrs. E. R. Russell who stood in front of her husband’s photograph studio. She was hit in the shoulder hip and wrist as a glass display case nearby was demolished. The injuries were not serious according to boosters.
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Watertown
BH. G. Magnus
St. Lawrence
S. D
Magnus
E. R. Russell
Huron High Ends Annual Tiger Day Fest with Big Football Game
Huron High School wrapped its Tiger Day events with a showdown against Aberdeen on Friday afternoon, a pivotal Eastern South Dakota conference match that could decide the title race. The day also featured the Tiger Day queen and king announcement, a homecoming dance, and a student play titled The Thirteenth Chair directed by Ruth Wilcox.
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Huron High School
Huron
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Aefeat
Norma Royer
Lewis Buswell
King
Hub City
Suesta
Former Leader Of Utilities Company Is Held In Athens
Samuel Insull, former Chicago utilities operator, is held in Athens after an extradition arrest at the request of American authorities. The court of appeals allowed the extradition process, with Insull under guard at the Petit Palais hotel as Greek officials decide detention. His Greek attorney, Christos Ladas, will seek hospital accommodation due to age and health, while the American legation provides supporting documents.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Court of Appeals
Leland B. Morris
Arican
Insull
United States
Middle West
Tnsull
Petit Palais
Christos Ladas
Legation
Ilinois
Dentists Convene In Huron For Annual Third District Meet
The Third District of the South Dakota Dental Society meets in Huron next Monday at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with a 9 am start. Dr C A Griffith of the University of Minnesota will lecture on local anesthetics and extraction problems at 8 30 pm, followed by a motion picture on local anesthesia. Morning talks include Dr Glee Tarbell of Watertown and Th A W Lane of Caulk Co Milford Del. District officers include Dr A W Guse Bryant and Dr C E Boyden Mitchell.
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South Dakota Dental Society
Huron
H. A. Johnson
Marvin Hughitt
C. A. Griffith
University of Minnesota
Bp.m
Th. A. W. Lane
L. D. Caulk Company
Milford
Del
Glee Tarbell
Watertown
Tarbell
Lane
Lentocall
Pierre
State To Purchase 70 000 Tons Coal For Institutions
Charles McCaffree, state purchasing director, announced plans to let contracts soon for about 70 000 tons of coal for state institutions. Bids were requested in August, with price reductions in screenings noted as 25 to 35 cents a ton this fall to lower costs. Officials quoted letters from coal companies showing price protections.
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Charles McCaffee
McCaffree
County Commissioners Move Toward Adjournment
County officials aimed to adjourn their session as the county commissioners discussed the remaining business and prepared to end the meeting.
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Abraham Tie
Ship
Young
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Grange
Peter Norbeck
Berry
Lester
Crawford
Gladys Pyle
Beedle County
W. W. Howes
State Securities Commission
Darien
Doe I. Crawford
Dranfort
National Democratic Campaign Advisory’ Committee
Democratc Party
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KGDY
Wilson
Assembly
Wall Street
Ear ‘Sande
State Chamber of Commerce
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Patton
Huron High Ends
Ruth Wilcox
Edward Wales
Wales
Spencer Lee
Phillip Mason
Irving Axerlad
Mason
Mary Grace
Rosalia la Grange
Seand
Gail Gibbs
Glenn Attwooll
Lois Kuehn
Belden Dukes
Alicia
Roscoe Crosby
Roger, Waxner
Tim Donahue
Harold Whittner
Edward’ Wales
Ernests
Crosby
Mary Eastwood
Phoruice Montack
Helen Trent
Elizabeth Er‘skine
Winnefred Quigley
Grace Standish
Faith Hagkell
Braddish Trent
Plaed
Marshall Townsend
Howard ‘Standish
Richard Williams
Filterspile Hun
Bitvs
Costinae Dosan
Utilities Company
U. S
Barrie
Martin J
Simcoe
Utilities
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