White Secretary Reappointed Amid State Fair Board Shakeup
C Li Chase of Willow Lake named president of the South Dakota State Fair board replacing Thomas J. Frick as the board reappointed Joan F. White, Republican, as secretary amid a fiscal report showing 1929 State Fair net profit of 15,550 with total receipts about 95,744. Rayburn renamed treasurer Camden Rayburn of Huron. The board approved White’s term for 16 years presidency and reset annual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Li. Chase
Willow Lake
South Dakota
Mr. Chase
Thomas J. Frick
T. Bylor
Ipswich
Bulow
Chase
Taylor
Frick
J. J. Michell
Mitchell
Herbert SN. Jolson
Rapid City
Joan F. White
G. Venables
Huron
Coun
White
Rayburn
Camden
National Bank of Huron
Wes
Voyne
Hisiterm
Therr
Howell Plans Liquor Speech in Washington D C
Senator Robert B Howell of Nebraska prepared to address the Senate about enforcement of the dry laws in Washington. He had accused President Hoover of responsibility for new enforcement gaps and promised to provide proof if called upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unon
Smith W. Brookhart
Robert B. Howell
Senare
Danil
Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
Srand
Ciresn
Senate
New York
Howell
Weather Update Snow Tonight Across Regions
Snow tonight and Thursday continues across Huron and the South Dakota area with continued cold. Snow is probable tonight into Thursday for the Dakotas with little change in temperatures expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Huron
South
Dakotas
President Hoover apologizes for Johnson omission at White House dinner
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover sent Senator Johnson of California a letter explaining that an accident caused the senator’s name to be omitted from the guest list at a White House dinner honoring ambassador Dawes. Hoovers note says the misstep stemmed from an advertence, with the dinner planned for a Foreign Relations Committee meeting regarding the London naval conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiram Johnson
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Heaver
Johnson
California
White House
Ambassador Dawes
Capitol
Foreign Relations Committee
Dawes
Dulegates
London
Hoover
Senator Johnson
Senate
Bible Courses Open in Huron
Forty nine persons enrolled for courses in leadership training at the Huron County Congregational Religious Education school. Bible courses drew 15 students each with an additional opportunity for makeups. The second session starts next Monday at the college at 7 o clock. Classes in Wolsey Cavour and Hitchcock begin Thursday and Broadland Friday. Cooperative work among Protestant churches marks progress toward stronger community leadership and denoms relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volleto
D. Dundar
Wolsey
Cavour
Hitchcock
Broadland
Returns From Visit With Rutherford Boy
Miss Helen Rutherford returned yesterday from Sioux City where she visited her brother Robert who is receiving medical aid in St Joseph's hospital there for an injured eye. Mrs Pred Curtis received word yesterday of the death of her brother at Rimodoka Ida. The body was taken to Lima Mont for the funeral services to be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rutherford
Sioux’ City
Robert
Sta Joseph’s Hospital
Pred Curtis
Rimidoka
Ida
MacDonald Wins Commons Vote on Soviet Policy
Britain’s Labour premier J Ramsay MacDonald survives a Commons vote 224 to 198 backing resumption of diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia under terms agreed with Foreign Minister Henderson and Soviet ambassador Dovgalevsky. Ambassadors likely to be exchanged next, with talks on a new trade pact and settlement of outstanding issues.
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London
Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Commons
Russia
Terims
Arthur Henderson
Ministry For Foreign ‘Affairs
Valerian Dovgalevsky
Paris
Lady Astor
Stanley Baldwin
Mr. MacDonald
Baldwin
Labor
Great Britain
Lord Irvin
India
Whitey Walker Faces Trial in Ada Oklahoma Case
Outlaw Whitey Walker, wanted on multiple charges in Texas and Oklahoma, was moved from Ada to Oklahoma amid a legal delay. Curtis Black has a nine year sentence for robbery for which Walker would be tried. Walker resisted and was placed in custody after a struggle during transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Tex
Whitey Walker
Texas
Oklahoma
Curtis Black
Walker
Ada
Okla
Clem Calhoun
Clem Calhoun Sougit
Hutchinson ‘County
Stinnett
Fred Bowles
Dewitt Bomer
Temple
Sheri Moore
Walter
Theel
Lim
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets November 25 as Thanksgiving Day
President Hoover issued a proclamation calling on Americans to give thanks for the year’s blessings. He asserted that peace at home and abroad is strengthened and that the harvest was abundant with exceptional prosperity for both capital and labor throughout the year. The notice designates November 25 as Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Verdict Upholds Half Million Maytag Slander Award
Springfield Illinois November 5 United States circuit court of appeals affirmed a half million dollar award in favor of Meadows Manufacturing of Bloomington Indiana in a slander case against Maytag Company The Meadows suit claimed Maytag misrepresented Meadows as near failure and warned customers about replacement parts while the libel circulated in twenty three states The suit arose from a patent rights action initiated by Maytag against Meadows and the ruling bases on chancery findings by judge Bil Ward Allen of Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Meadows Manufacturing Company
Bloomington
Til
Maytag Co
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Vet In Chancery
Bilward 2
Allen
Quincy
Lil
Maytag Company
Meadows CoMpany
Fxilure
Waytag Company
Eight Eskimos Rescue Lost Arctic Prospects In Summer Search
Radio reports from Cambridge Bay, tundra near Victoria Island, tell of eight prospectors missing since September after takeoff from Baker Lake. Eskimos guided them 650 miles across the Queen Maud Gulf to a Hudson’s Bay post, ending the northern man hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Arctic
Cambridge Bay
Victoria Island
Cat C.D. He MéAlpibe
Dominton E Eaployers
Tdi
Baker Lake
Manitoba
Jack McKinnon
McAlpiné
Dominion
Hudson's Bay Company
Queen Maud Gulf
Thachce
Gulf
Ellice
Ocean
Federal Farm Board authorizes 5 million credit line
The Federal Farm Board authorized a five million dollar credit to the National Feeder-Pool and the National Live Stock Producers Association. Desmond traveled to Sioux on a business trip and is expected to return tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Producers* Association
Desmond
Sioux
Plans for Armistice Day ceremonies in Huron
Pupils, Boy Scouts, National Guardsmen, and the Huron Municipal band join the Wittant Reaves post of the Amurigan Legion for Armistice Day events Monday. A parade from the high school to the Houston theatre opens at 10 AM, with Assistant States Attorney Temamiey delivering a address. Weir, new commander of the Reaves post, leads the program as city businesses close 10 to 12 AM during the parade and exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guardsmen
Huron Municipal Band
Wittant Reaves
Amurigan Legion
Limit Debate on Tariff Bill
The Senate, in a move to finish action on the tariff bill during the special session, limited debate to ten minutes per member on amendments to the current schedule. A proposal to keep the Senate as a free forum was defeated as the chamber shifted to expedited consideration of earths, earthenware, and glassware duties.
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Washington
Senate
Dill
Dlla
Biease
South Carolina
House
Nelson wills funds aid Mitchell hospital and Wesleyan
Pierre November 6 The will of Wilmer D Nelson a Pierre merchant and city official provides a $1000 endowment for a hospital room in Mitchell and $500 for a Dakota Wesleyan University scholarship. The bulk of the estate goes to his widow and his Minneapolis brother Oscar L Nelson who are named executors. The value of the estate is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
Father of Mrs. Walker Dies. Funeral Services Set
Mrs. M. E. Walker's father Miltox A. L. Mathieu dies suddenly at 61 after collapsing in her son Homer Mathieu's Brentford store. Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Walker of 2 Colorado Avenue travel to Aberdeen. Funeral services planned at Wilson's Funeral Home Aberdeen at 10 AM and Verdun Church at 2 PM tomorrow.
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M. E. Walker
Marion E. Walker
Colorado ‘Avenue
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Tana
Verdun Church
Results of Tuesday's Vote Across Cities and States
The Associated Press reported 1930s style results: Virginias John Garland Palatch, a regular Democrat, elected governor. New York City James Walker reelected mayor. Kentucky Democrats regain two thirds control of the state senate. New Jersey Republicans gain legislative control. Chicago voters elect Democratic ticket for judges. Boston James M Curley Democrat elected mayor. Detroit Charles Bowles independent party mayor. Pittsburgh Charles H Kilne Republican reelected. Louisville William Barri som Republican reelected. Indianapolis Reginald Seilli van Democrat elected mayor.
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Associated Preas
John ‘ Garland Pal- Tach
New York City
James Walker
Kentucky
Senate
New York
James
Pe Gyeagan
Delnbera
Congress
Manhattan
New Jersey
Chicago
Boston
M. Curley
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kilne
Louisville
William Barrisom
Indianapolis
Reginald Seilivan
Associated Press
Virginia
Tanios J. Walther
Languardia
Norman Thomas
Richard 1. Knwight
wWessepublicans
Louisvilla
Wiliam
John W. Smith
Kane
Chariss H. Kline
Allegheny County
New York State
Virginia Democratic Organization
Santi- Smith Democrats
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church Auth
Jowett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Standard Oil party to hunt pheasants in South Dakota
A Standard Oil group led by General Counsel Luke Stevens will fly from Chicago to Huron on Saturday to hunt pheasants in Central South Dakota. CG Batley reports the airport is ready. Galbreath will visit Thursday to arrange plans as South Dakota attorneys join the party amid a Beadle County pheasant season closing Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Luke Stevens
Pierre
Huron
South Dakota
Chicago
CG. J. Batley
Standard Ol Company
EL P. Galbreath
October Peak Month in Huron Sets Debits Record
Debits to individual accounts in Huron for October reached a 1529 peak, with a total of 36,476,00 reflecting a $805,000 rise over September and $115,000 over represented checks. Carl Voigt, cashier of the National Bank of Huron, notes October’s figures surpass prior highs in 1929 and 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Carl Voigt
National Bank of Huron
Walker again chosen NYC mayor as Democrats sweep
The article reports James J. Walker winning re election as New York City mayor with La Guardia losing in a fusion bid. It notes widespread Democratic gains in Kentucky Virginia and other states, plus Republican losses in several cities and the Virginia governor election.
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New York
James J. Walker
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Republican Fusion
Tammany Halt
John F Curry
Tammany
Wather
la Guardia
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C. L. Chase
State Fair Board
Thomas Frick
Yankton
Nebraska
Rutherford
Maytag
Eskimos
Pram Corps
National Guards
Boy Scouts
Temmey
Wesleyan
Pierre Manis
Mere
Taminsny
Jimmy Walker
Eanili
Stanolino
Nmmy Walker
EW York
St. Paul
Demos
TNE
Krigamond
Satin South
John Garland Pollard
Pollard
Shoall- Wythe School of Government
College of William and Mary
wali-Smith Democrats
Troo Ee
William Mosely Brown
Coalition
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