Brookhart Recalls Wall Street Booze Party Dinner Scene
Senator Brookhart testified before the Senate recounting a Washington dinner hosted by Walter Fahy. He described a room with hip flasks and guests urged to "help themselves," noting that Senator Smoot did not partake while others drank. He cited discussions on railroad consolidation and NYSE benefits.
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Senate Today
Senatee Smith Wildman
Moses
New Hampshire
Fahy
Brockhart
Senate
Brookhart
Hhimach
Senator Gooding
Sion
Otto Kahn Bronkbart
Otto Kabhmit
Nortis
LaFollette
Wall
Grain Co op Formed For Northwest Grain Agency
The Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain corporation was organized at Binnavolis with capital of 6,006,000 to be owned by the Palmer Elevator and Grain Pool associations of Minnesota Dakota and Montana and operate as the agency for the National Grain corporation in four states. The National Grain corporation was created under the Farm Board to finance farmer owned cooperatives nationwide and to market grain for them. The Farm Board and Chairman Alexander Legin announced approval of the plan ten days earlier in Chicago. The Northwest agency formation was approved by 53 members of the organization committee at a September meeting, with officers and directors of the Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain corporation forming most of the board. Hats Tol-Jef Midbo of Hatson, N.O., represented the Farmers Grain Delivery association of North Dakota.
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Farmers Northwes Grain Corporation
Yesterdday
Canital
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Ani
Varmen's
National Grain Corporation
National Corporation
Federal Farm Board
United States
Mark-Levasn
Farm Board
Alexander Legin
Chicago
Northwestern Corporation
Farmer Elevators Associations
Northwest Agency
Cooperative Farmers Northwest Grain Corporation
Tol- Jef
Hatson
N.O
The
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North-Dekot
Deadwood Dick and Poker Alice Parade Feature
In Omaha for Nebraska’s diamond jubilee celebration marking 75 years since statehood pioneers Deadwood Dick and Poker Alice ride in the Black Hills float parade. Clark portrays Deadwood Dick and Mrs Alice Tubbs plays Poker Alice, amid stagecoach repute, amid Westward history and booster pageantry.
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Omaha
Poker Alice
Black Hills
Nebraska
Richard SV Clark
Alice
Alice Tubbs
Clark
Artas Robber Gets 13 Years In Prison
Philip Hansen a 26 year old farmer bandit was sentenced to 12 years in the state penitentiary by Judge J H Bottom after confessing to the robbery of the state ants cut nearly 1000 dollars. Mundt Campbell county state attorney and a signed confession were part of the proceedings. Hansen was arrested Friday morning after his car stalled near the robbery scene.
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Gettysburg
Philip Hansen
J. H. Bottom
St Joseph Dentist Fined for Pheasant Violation
Dr Thomas J McGill of St Joseph Mo, a dentist, was fined 1000 for possessing 20 pheasants beyond the legal limit. Deputy Warden Hawley arrested him here after hunting since the season opened. Justice A L Kinkead imposed the maximum fine following a request by Assistant States Attorney Leo Temmer.
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Thomas Jr. McGill
St. Joseph
A. L. Kinkead
McGill
L. ©. Hawley
Justice Kinkead
Dr. McGill
Leo A. Temmer
Highmore Dentist Elected President
Dr. F. M. Matteson of Highmore was elected president of the Chica District Dental Society at the annual convention held Monday. Dr. Jay Splak of Huron was re-elected vice president, and Dr. HL A Johnson of Huron was re-elected secretary.
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F. M. Matteson
Highmore
Chica District Dental Society
Icra
Jay Splak
HL. A. Johnson
Huron
Reward Offered by South Dakota Bankers for Robbers
The South Dakota Bankers Protective Committee approved a $1,000 reward for the capture of robbers or burglars targeting member banks. Rewards pay upon conviction, with apportionment if multiple suspects, and not for investigators. Expires August 1, 1936.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Bankers Association
Avtas State Bank
American Bankers_association
South Dakota Association Attall Sot
Aup
Intopoll x Cently
M. Plin
Beebe
Ipswich
A. Porter
Aberdéen
O.O V. Meyhans
Sioix ‘Falls
George W. Starring
Bankers, Association
Battle for mayor draws Detroit voters in historic turnout
In Detroit on November 5 observers reported candidates John W. Smith and Charles Bowles pushing last minute efforts to mobilize supporters for the municipal election. Daylong campaigning aimed at the largest off year vote in the city’s history with predictions of record turnout.
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Detroit
John W. Smith
Charles Bowles
Forme Recorder’s Court
Dawes to Discuss Naval Arms Parley with Hoover
Ambassador Dawes visits Washington to brief President Hoover on London naval armament negotiations. He will meet with Hoover for three days, with Stimson and potential delegates shaping the American delegation. Dawes then sails to London via New York for duties, as Armistice Day discussions focus on foreign affairs.
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Great Brit
Hoover
London
Dawes
White House
Arith
Stimson
Reed
Pennsylvania
Dl Robinson
Arkansas
American “Legion
sAmong
Irene Castle Injured in Hunt Fall in Chicago
CHICAGO, Nov. 5. Pi-Col. Noble Brandon Judah, former ambassador to Cuba, and Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin were injured Sunday while riding to hounds in the Onwentsia fox hunt. Mrs. McLaughlin suffered a broken rib. Judah’s horse threw him and he was found unconscious, to be hospitalized for several days. Both have a history of prior falls.
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Chicago
Noble Brandon Judah
Cuba
Frederick McLaughin
Irene Castle
McLaughlin
Judah
Hsspital
Col Judah
Ambassador Hag 2
Fair Board Reorganizes At South Dakota State Fair
South Dakota State Fair officials meet in Huron for annual reorganization led by President Thomas J. Frick of Yankton. Officers named include G L Chase of Willow Lake as vice president and G F Whites as secretary while several directors from Ipswich Mitchell and Rept City attend. A report on the 1929 fair receipts and expenditures is expected, with supervision of 1930 fair duties and superintendent appointments to be discussed.
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Huron
Thomas. J. Frick
Yankton
Willow Luke
Dolm GF
Anatol My
Chase
Hiness
Herbert N. Johnson
Rept City
J. B. Taylor
Ipswich
F. P. Michels
Mitchell
Chane
Tal
Yoenta
Frick
Tate
Huff to Speak in City Friday
National Farm Union president Huff will address Huron Friday night, traveling from Chicago where he currently works with the Farm Board. Local organizers expect a full Elks hall as farmers and businesspeople hear the national leader discuss farm policy and plans.
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Farm Union
Federal Farm Board
Huron
H. J." Giellug
Beadle County
Farm Board
Chicixo
Toy
Chamberlain
Omaha
Mrng
Starm- Union
Elsa
EA Erer
Ste Charles
State Farm Union
Elks
Béeadle
Fragmented OCR Teaser: Days Before Danger Noted
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a timeline of days before a danger event. The readable fragments hint at an imminent threat or warning, with unclear details about location or entities involved. Further text is needed for precise identification.
Firemen hold Huron fire school with city visit
Huron firemen conduct a three day fire school with guests James A. Craigie of Minneapolis Auxiliary No. 1, Sanford Herberg of Minneapolis inspection bureau, and C. H. Tice state deputy fire marshal. They will discuss and demonstrate fighting methods. Chief C. V. Hedges hopes for improved tactics and has invited Watertown and Mitchell reps. The school runs to Wednesday night, followed by a pheasant dinner for out of town visitors. Herberg will stay to survey insurance rate readjustments.
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Huron
James A. Craigie
Minneapolis
Sanford Herberg
General Inspection Bureau
C. H. Tice
C. V. Hedges
Hedges
Watertown
Mitchell
Huron Department
Herberg
Weather Haven and Bakota Night and Wednesday Outlook
Weather Haven forecast shows no significant temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Bakota likewise expects little temperature variation for tonight and Wednesday with stable conditions.
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Haven
South
Bakota
Virginia Vote Seen As Test Of Party Strength In 1930s
Virginia faced a pivotal gubernatorial ballot pitting coalition reformer William Moseley Brown against Democratic standard bearer John Pearland Pollard. Campaigns drew regional rallies as Brown claimed a victory, Pollard urged unity, and both sides eyed Hoover gains and the state’s 1.5 million voters amid broad national interest.
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Willam Moseley
Brown
Hoover
Ade Smith
Fohn
Garland. Pollard
Old Dominion
New York
Boston
Herbert Hoover
William Moseley Brown
John Pearland Pollard
Pollard
Tidewater
New York City
James J. Walker
Flamilo H. LaGuardia
Norman Thomas
Richard J. Huright
Square Deal
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Republican Party
Richmond
Commonwealth
John Garland Pollard
Poquoson
Roanoke
Democratic Organization
Raskob Denies Advised Speculation In Stocks
Washington dispatch reports John J. Raskob, Democratic National Committee chair, denying urging stock speculation. He says he has always bought securities outright and held them as they rose or fell, amid a political clash over future market prospects and plans to form a securities company to broaden investment access.
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Roin- Bon
Indiana
John J. Raskob
Natonal
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
New York: Stock Exchange
Robit R
Boness
Issues Facing Voters In Multiple States
A list of election topics across states includes Virginia governor and other state offices. Kentucky house and senate seats plus constitutional amendments. New York mayors and city measures. Michigan and Indiana municipal contests and officials. Pennsylvania judges contests in major cities. Massachusetts Boston mayoral races. Ohio mayors and constitutional amendment. California San Francisco and other cities. Minnesota Minneapolis form of government vote. relacionados text sources reference various local and state races and constitutional questions.
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Bridgeport
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St. Paul Uils
Voters weigh Kentucky control and futures in 1940 race
In Frankfort the battle for state legislature drives national stakes as Democrats seek to hold 100 House seats and 20 of 33 Senate seats while Republican strength tests the electoral map. Key figures forecast a fusion Republican win by 200000, with Taft era party leaders predicting margins and turnout across counties.
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Legsin
Ture
Democratic
Kon
Tuckiang
Pally
House of Representatives
Te Moore
Ramaing
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