Campaign Climax as Jensen Attacks Homestake Attorneys
Governor Jensen denounces the Homestake Mining Company lawyers at a Republican rally in Lawrence County, urging higher taxes on the firm and criticizing political activity by legal counsels. He touts a progressive GOP path, defends his record, and stresses jobs and cooperation with business while claiming no personal vendetta.
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Lemmon
Nouv
Les Vie Junsen
Goveruer
Aine
Ty Tung
Lara
Sug
Iag
South Dakota
Kerala
Hegkler
Lawrence County
Bill Allan
Homestake
Jensen
Roosevelt Gidle
Aberceen
Gove Ernoe
Ole Apic
Football Scores From Clubs and Colleges This Season
Football scores listed show mixed results across teams. Wisconsin neither defeated nor defeated Northwest ern 0 0. Penn beat Michigan 6 19 while Nobraskea 67 Kansas 0. Carnegie Tiock beat Pitts burgh 14 10. Chicago lost to Harvard 13 14. Notre Dame defeated Navy 7 0. North Dakota fell to Detroit 7 20. Iowa lost to Minnesota 0 14. Drake lost to Iows State 0 2. Purdue tied Ohio State 0 0.
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
Penn
Michigan
Nobraskea
Kansas
Carnegie Tiock
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Harvard
Notre Dame
Navy
North Dakota
Detroit
Iowa
Minnesota
Drake
Iows State
Purdue
Ohio State
Republicans To Hold County Rally Here Tonight
Republicans finish a county campaign tour with a rally at Daum's Auditorium in Huron at 8 p m tonight The event features Gladys Pyle for U S Senate Lea Tommey for attorney general and guests Karl Mundt Harlan Bushfield and Chan Gurney The parade precedes the rally at 7 30 p m with additional appearances in Beadle County towns earlier today
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Leo A. Tommey
Gladys Pyle
U.S. Senate
Karl Mundt
Chan Gurney
Harlon J. Bushfield
Riral l Jnction
Huron
Pyle-Tommey
Orv
Lea A. Tommey
Daum
Mr. Tommey
Miss Pyle
Madison
Harlan J. Bushfield
Miller
Nankton
Daum’s
Beadle County
Virgil
Wolsey
Wessington
Bonilla
Hitchcock
Broadland
Yale
Cavour
Miss Pyla
Yemmey
Bushfield
Gurney
Mundt
Wessington Springs
WNAX
Yankton
Yales
Auron
Tommey
Miss Pyre
Daum's
Fire Destroys Barn on Jacob Entz Farm
A barn on the Jacob Entz Sr farm four miles north and eight east of Huran burned early today. Losses included one sheep three young cows one horse about 600 bushels of grain 35 loads of hay and various farm equipment all owner by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The fire discovered around 2 am spared no structures or contents.
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Jorge Haen
Jacob Entz
Huran
Entz
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Earth Tremors Felt In Fairfax Area
Tremors were felt over a large central South Dakota area late yesterday between 4 10 and 4 15 p m with no damage or injuries. Towns including Lake Andes Fairfax Dallas Gregory and Burke in South Dakota and Spencer and Butte in Nebraska reported shakes. At the Cleveland store near Wheeler bridge residents described a first quake followed by a stronger second shock causing doors and windows to rattle.
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Fairfax
South Dakota
Lake Andes
Dallas
Gregory
Burke
Spencer
Butte
Nbraska
Cleveland Store
Wheeler Bridge
Cleveland
Werner Opposes Higher Ore Tax
Rapid City candidate T B Werner, Democrat for Congress, opposes replacing all sales taxes with a mining tax. He says such a plan would hinder development of natural resources in the Black Hills and criticizes his party’s gubernatorial candidate for endorsing elimination of the sales tax.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Spirit Of Dead Norbeck Is Felt In S. D. Campaign
The late Senator Peter Norbeck looms over a bitter South Dakota election as Republicans and Democrats claim momentum. Endorsed figures from a progressive Republican faction back Democrats, while others attack them as split. Agricultural groups split, with the All-Party Agricultural Committee backing Democrats and the South Dakota Farmers Association backing Republicans. W. W. Howes frames Roosevelt as the central issue for Democrats, asserting the President’s influence shapes the race.
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Associated Regs
Pai
South Dakota
United States
Peter Norback
Feacer
Roosevelt
Norbeck
Demos
Arthur Bennett
Milbanie
E. H. Everson
National Farmers Union
Rarmers Association of
Congress
Tom Berry
Prinee
J. JD. Coon
Coon
Berry
Big Crowd Welcomes W W Howes at Huron Rally
A 2550 strong Democratic rally filled Dauim's Auditorium in Huron with a torchlight parade and music by local bands. W W Howes returned home to support Democratic candidates as President Roosevelt was hailed as the future savior. Delegations from nearby communities attended as the crowd voiced confidence in the administration.
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Huron
Dauim
W. W. Howes
Solks
Roosevelt
Ced
Democratic Party
Doom
Colony
Bridgewater
Huron American Legion
Wessington
Mir
Howes
Leaders In Rail Dispute To Meet
Peaceful settlement of the railroad wage cut dispute reported as leaders of labor and management smiling after announcements. John J. Pelley president of the American Association of Railroads and George M. Harrison chairman of the Railway Labor Executives Association pictured after White House conferences that preceded the disclosures.
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John J. Pelley
American Association of Railroads
George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Executives Association
Talen
White House
Plan Meet To Map Rail Legislation
Washington reports plan for railroad labor and management to discuss proposed legislation with President Roosevelt backing a constructive program. Major roads drop wage cut proposal after a 1,000,000 workers voted to strike. C J Pelley informs Roosevelt the action aims for equitable policy and the board recommendation against cuts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
C. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Mr. Roosevelt
Pelley
Roose
Péllvy
Robbery hits Railroad Hotel tourists in Sioux Falls
Mr and Mrs E W Troupe of Huron were among five guests in the Carpenter Hotel targeted by an early morning prowler. Thirteen or seventeen dollars a pair of trousers Mrs Troupe's purse and a ladies pen and pencil set were taken from the Huronians room.
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Sioux Falls
E. W. Troupe
Huron
Carpenter Hotel
Troupe
FDR Appeals For Liberalism As Campaign News Clashes
President Roosevelt urged voters to back liberal government in a national radio appeal. Republican leaders Beaver and Hamilton planned NBC and Mutual broadcasts while Hoover and Hamilton prepared talks from Washington. The year’s campaign highlighted Senate seats and gubernatorial races with charges of costly expenditures and warnings from both parties as polls showed a close national vote.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Dakota
Alf M. Landon
Maniate
Marsas
Dayton
Ohio
Glenn Frank
Niational
Republican Program Committee
Tekes
Philadelphia
Moe Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Stoke
Maine
Joel
Harold Oliver Hyde Park
Roosevelt
New York
Thomas E. Dew
Frank
Michigan
Murphy
Frank D. Fitngerald
New
Sie Roosevelt
Rudesill Says Legion Is Not In Politics
Rapid City dispatch reports South Dakota American Legion State Commander Turn M. Rudesill statements that the Legion has never been in politics and is not endorsing any candidate. He issued the formal statement on the eve of the election to clarify the Legion’s political stance.
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Rudesill
Legion
Rapid City
South Dakota American Legion
Turn M. Rudesill
Din Palit Rudesili
American Legion
Spanish ship attacked and freighter captured in North Sea
A second attack by a Spanish insurgent warship on a government merchantman occurred in the North Sea. The Rio Mi era was captured by the insurgent cruiser Ciudad De Alicante with its government crew imprisoned. Earlier the Nadir had bombarded and sunk the Cantabria off Cromer.
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Associated Press
North Sea
Germany
Cruvisor
Ciudad de Alicantening
Nadir
Cantabria
Cramer
England
Spain
Hungaran
Danube River
Czechoslovakia
Japan
China
Coon accuses New Deal of buying Beadle votes
Sioux Falls report says Republican state chair J. D. Coon accuses the New Deal of using relief aid to influence voters in Beadle County. He cites tailor-made suits and surplus commodities as evidence of a staged effort to sway the election, claiming hundreds measured for outfits that few will receive.
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Coon
New Deal
Beadle
Sioux Falls
J. D. Coon
South Dakota
Beadle County
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