Wheat Prices Rise Sharply in Chicago Markets
Chicago wheat prices surged with early gains of up to 11 8 cents, crossing the 70 cent mark for May and reaching new highs as futures climbed. Corn followed with strong gains, while international markets and drought reports from Russia fueled bullish sentiment and higher grain valuations for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
North America
Winnipeg
United States
Russia
Wee
Nat Murray
The
Chicago Tribune
Murray
Ali
No Crime Problem in S D Butler Believes
Sioux Falls dispatch quotes Brigadier General Smethey D. Butler claiming South Dakota has no crime, arguing crime exists in big eastern cities. Butler, retired marine commander, was to give lecture four tonight amid terse remarks and uncertain details.
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S. D
Butler
Sioux Falls
Nove
South Dakota
Smethey D. Butler
Emily
Weather Outlook Improves With Warmer Weekend
A garbled forecast notes warmer Friday with tonight and tomorrow expected to be mild. The report mentions Union-301 waters and a fragmentary timing cue for Friday and tonight, with imprecise spelling and stray words.
Argument Over Cigarettes Costs County Near Sum
CHICAGO November Two packs of cigarettes cost the county $248, according to county efficiency expert J L Jacobs who testified before the county board of commissioners. A protest claimed cigarettes are not lunch. After a 15 minute debate the board decided not to furnish smokers for jurors.
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Chicago
J. L. Jacobs
County Board of Commissioners
Mra
Glenn Flumb
Commissionera
Jacobs
Japanese War Office Reports Action Over Manchurian Bridge
Tokyo announces positive measures to protect troops after brief clash at the Nanni river bridge in Manchuria. Chinese forces under General Mah Cham-Shan reportedly attack, bridge dynamited to halt Japanese repair, and fighting continues as reinforcements move in amid stalled efforts to withdraw by November 16.
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Tokyo
Japanese War Office
Nanni River
Manchuria
China
Jepan
League of Nations
Minori
Hirohito
Mah Cham-Shan
Minami
War Office
Mah
Isitsihar
Mab
Board Denies Ewert Clemency in Long Rural Credits Case
Pierre November 5 former Rural Credits Board treasurer Adolph H. Ewert is serving 11 years for embezzling over 200000 of rural credits funds. The South Dakota pardon board refused clemency for a second time. he has also been denied parole by the Board of Charities and Corrections. Ewert has been in Sioux Falls State Penitentiary since July 182. Clemency requests for John W. E. Uott and Amanda Kanstrup were denied.
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Pierre
Adolphh W.ewert
State Rural Credits Board
South Dakota Pardon Board
Board of Charities and Corrections
Ewert
Sioux Falls
John W. E. Uott
Amanda Kanstrup
Mitioti
Great Industrial Advances Claimed By Soviet Russia In Past 14 Years
Soviet Russia surveys fourteen years of industrial progress since the October revolution, noting recovery from wartime collapse, rapid reconstruction, and development under Lenin's policies. Official figures claim industry surpassed prewar levels, with heavy industry and sectors like oil, electric energy, and agricultural machinery meeting or exceeding five year plan targets.
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Soviet
Russia
Stanley P. Eichardson
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Tts
Lenin
Rennaisance
Associated Press
Lew Belt Alter
U. S
Child Born On Train In Nebraska On Way to Grand Island
A baby girl arrived on a fast train in Nebraska as Mrs. Charles Noakes traveled from Lincoln to Grand Island. A railroad physician aboard and the conductor arranged care in a drawing room near Seward, and the newborn and mother were reported doing well at a Grand Island hospital.
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Grand Island
Neb
Charles Noakes
Brookings Hosts M E Conference in April Meeting
Brookings will host the 19 percent spring conference of the newly organized Huron Flerre district of the Methodist conference. The first district meeting at Brookings Methodist church named Dr. D D Jackson as host and extended invitation for April. Prominent speakers included Dr E M Conover of Philadelphia and Dr F W Cannon with Dr C J Hewitt and others from Dakota Wesleyan University. A district financial secretary and superintendent were chosen and resolutions urged annual world service meetings and hospital charity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Huron-Flerre
Methodist Church
D. D. Jackson
Brookings Methodist Church
Pting
Pierre-Huron
E. M. Conover
Philadelphia
Conover
World Service Conference
America
F. W. Cannon
C. J. Hewitt
Chicago
Gandhi Seeks Audience at Buckingham in Loin Cloth
Gandhi wearing only a loin cloth and head bare visits Buckingham Palace. He ascends the crimson stairs to the royal gallery, bows to King George VI and Queen Mary in a Hindu benediction pose, then meets the monarch for private discussion. Observers note the scene as extraordinary within palace walls.
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London
Maname Gandhi
George VII
India
Buckingham Palace
Royal Picture Gallery
King George
Queen Mary
Unclear Text From Strike District Report
Fragmentary OCR reads about a writers strike district and a governor mentioning training dates. It mentions investigators and reports of terror or peppered events, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, places, or outcomes.
De Smet Holds Community Relief Plan Meeting
Delegates from western Kingsbury county communities met in De Smet sponsored by the Lions Club to outline winter relief plans. The gathering, organized as a members meeting, discussed local needs and the formation of a shared relief program for the area.
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Kingsbury County
de Smet Lions Chub
Ned
Crom
Sembem
Masry
Kingsbury
Gold Standard In U S Declared Impregnable Now
Dr. Edwin W. Kemmerer of Princeton told the Advertising Club in New York that the American gold standard and dollar are virtually impregnable. He said the United States holds vast gold reserves, with excess holdings and certificates that can back more notes, maintaining strength amid fears of a breakdown. He noted New York has surpassed London as a financial center and warned against hoarding money.
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New York
United States
Edwin W. Kemmerer
Princeton University
Advertising Club
London
Kemmerer
America
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
United State
Dr. Kemmerer
Tn London
Great Britain
MacDonald Remains British Prime Minister in New Cabinet
London November 5 Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald remains head of the British government in the new cabinet with Stanley Baldwin as lord president and Neville Chamberlain as chancellor of the exchequer succeeding Philip Snowder. The announcement came from Number 10 Downing Street this evening. Sir John Simon named foreign secretary.
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London
Stiiuter Rammy MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Philip Snowder
Downing Street
John Simon
Liberal Party
David Lloyd George
Watertown Man Sentenced on Lewd Felony Charge
Roy Hab al pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon and lewd conduct in Watertown. Judge M. Skinner sentenced him to a year in state prison and a belt in the state penitent. He confessed to striking A C Wiley, a Watertown policeman, on October 5 with a pistol.
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Rabel
Watertown
Roy Habal
M. Skinner
A. C. Wiieen
Hottie
Friends Join In To Help Maurice Pay His Alimony
In Chicago on November 5 Maurice J. Tausig faced $100 alimony payments to his wife Sylvia after a divorce suit. A neighborhood drug store fundraiser, sparked by Clark Moss and other friends, gathered funds to keep him free from jail. By 4 p.m. the drive reached full payment as 50 donors contributed, then more gifts brought the total to cover the claim.
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Maurice
Chicago
Maurice J. Tausig
Sylvia
Clark Moss
Kiwanis Vote For Immediate City Auditorium
Kiwanians favor immediate construction of a municipal auditorium to provide relief for unemployed in Huron. Albert J. Maag of the Central Labor union urged support. E. H. Bruemmer elected Kiwanis president. C. Whaley named treasurer. new directors listed. Speakers stressed employment needs and civic value of the project.
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Tha Huren Kiwanis Club
Ags
Kiwanis Club
Central Labor Union
Albert J. Maag
Labor Organization
E. H. Bruemmer
Kiwanians
C.H. Hanson
J. P. Walsh
7. L. Weir
B. M.bead
Harry C. Lampe
Huron
F.C. Wohuehn
Max Royhl
Simon Axelrad
Clyde Sraith
Huronians Attend Welfare Meeting in Redfield
Huronians attended a regional child welfare conference in Redfield led by Freda S Kramer executive secretary of the state child welfare commission. Talks were planned by H. M. Cass director of the South Dakota Public Health association and H. W. Markey Beadle county judge. County Superintendent H. L. Hurley spoke for rural schools while city school attendees included A. J. Zang Supt Mabel Heldstab nurse Dros Schubert visiting teachers Elinor Jones dean of girls and Hortensa Babbitt principal Washington school.
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Redfield
Hay
Freda
S. Kramer
State Child Welfare Commission
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
H. W. ‘Markey
Beadle
H. L. Hurley
Supt. A. J. Zang
Mabel Heldstab
Dros Schubert
Elinor Jones
Hortensa Babbitt
Washington School
Episcopal Laymen Meet in Eastern South Dakota
Laymen of the Episcopal church in eastern South Dakota gathered for a conference at the Marvin Hughitt hotel with W D Swain of Sioux Falls arranging details. Bishop Roberts Dean Woodruff and Archdeacon Junker spoke on the every member canvass and laymen from Pierre Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls De Smet Howard Aber jean Huron contributed during the open discussions.
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Episcopal Church
South Dakota
Marvin ‘Hughitt
W. D. Swain
Sioux Falls
Episcopal Church of the
Wes O
Pierre
Mitchell
Watertown
Soux Falls
de Smet
Howard
Aberjean
Huron
Verdict Awaited by Mother of Wells City Citizen
Mrs Creighton, described as the old mother of a Wells City resident, calmly awaits a jury verdict after the jury recessed following a February session. The campaign ended and the court adjourned at 11:20 am.
Governor appoints Wright and Dinwoodie to South Dakota Fair board
Governor Green named George W. Wright of Huron and J F Dinwoodie of Aberdeen to replace two resigning members on the South Dakota State Fair board. Wright, former Republican state chairman, and Dinwoodie join J P Johnson as Republicans on the board with Democrats Mitchell and Frick. Terms run to next April, with possible reappointments. Wright praised secretary John F White amid friction with Chase and Taylor, and White’s retention was reaffirmed. Wright, a longtime Beadle County resident and former state senator, has long backed the fair and its expansion plans.
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Pierre
Green
George W. Wright
Huron
J. FE. Dinwoodie
Aberdeen
Wright
C. L. Chase
Willow Lake
Fair Board
Dinwoodie
Dakets Farmer
J. E.taylor
Ipswich
Palr
J. P. Johnson
Rapid City
Dinweedie
J. P. Michell
Mitchell
Thomas J. Frick
Yankton
Chase
John F. White
White
Taylor
Jesse T. Hayes
Onida
Feir Board
State Fair Board
John F White
Mr. Wright
B. Tayor
L. Chase
Wright Long
Beadle County
Hurott
South Dakota Tax Conference Backs Special Session
A resolution adopted by the South Dakota Volunteer Tax Conference calls for a special legislative session to address emergency relief. The 7 to 1 vote, led by Earl Hammerquist and Joe Atkins, sent the proposal to Governor Warren Green. Committee chair J. P. Adams to study increasing the purchasing value of the tax dollar with Everson and Stephens joining.
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Suth Dakota Volunteer Tax Conference
Warren
Green
Earl Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Farmers Union
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Jerauld County
J. P. Adams
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