Huron Industry Aids Relief Of Unemployment
Huron's two leading industries bolster relief efforts as workers at the Chicago & North Western railroad yards and Armour Packing plant return to payrolls. About 400 to 425 Armour workers expected during peak production season starting December.
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Huron
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Armour Packing Plant
Wilkinsom
Armour Plant
Winkinson
Chicago & North Western
George
King
H. H. Collins
Tracy
Mina
Bulletins on Feeding Wheat to Livestock Available
A large supply of bulletins from the United States Department of Agriculture on feeding wheat to livestock is available in Beadle county agent Roy A Cave's office. He says farmers should read them due to abundance of wheat and low prices making the guidance valuable.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Beadle County
Roy
Cave
Weather forecast for Horen and South Dakota
Weather are Horen fair and warmer tonight. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and warmer conditions expected for the region with easing deadlines.
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South Dakota
Lowly Dog Dies Protecting Robbery Suspect in Chicago
A homeless yellow dog that once begged at Donald Russell’s drug store died after helping police pursue a thief who held up Russell for 83 dollars. The dog chased the fleeing suspect, was shot during the pursuit, and later died with a bullet wound in its head. Police recovered the loot and arrested the robber.
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Chicago
Donald Russell
Russell
Joseph Moriarity
Moriarity
Nvutt
Huron College Offers Girl Scout Leadership Training
Huron College in the United States joins a broad international effort by offering an intensive Girl Scout Leadership course. Miss Olga Carlton from national headquarters will train college students and leaders each weekday at 7 30 p m. She will meet with captains lieutenants committee and other scout groups to tailor instruction. The program is sponsored by Huron college educational department and the Girl Scout Community committee of Huron.
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Huron College
United States
England
Canada
Olga Carlton
Naticpal
Northwest
Carlson
Spearfish Normal
Black Hills
Huron
Central
South Dakota
Captain Hawks Sets New Flight Mark Between Five Cities
Cuban airmen reported Captain Frank M. Hawks may have set a new long distance record for flights between the five cities. He left Curtiss Field at 5 am and arrived in Havana at 5 11 pm after nine hours 21 minutes of travel with two short stops. He claimed an average of about 182 mph in the small monoplane "11" despite a headwind.
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Havana
Frank M., Hawks
New York
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Hawks
Huron College Team Heads to Iroquois for Debate
Prof. E L Jackson and five students Stanley Stockwell Leonard Anderson Laurane Pugaley Jewel Haye and Harold French travel to Iroquois to argue the negative on the public interest in the debate on the resolution that chain stores are detrimental to the public.
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Iroquois
E. H. Jackson
Huron College
Hic
Huron
E .L. Jackson
Stanley Stockwell
Leonard Anderson
Laurane Pugaley
Jewel Haye
Harold French
Fire destroys Miller block injuring several in Hartford
A fire swept the Miller block in Hartford causing multiple injuries as people jumped into life nets. Firemen diverted from saving the structure to protect Christchurch Cathedral and a department store nearby amid fears one or two may have perished.
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Hartford
Conn
Christchurch
Edidine
Prohibition to Be Issue in 1932 Campaign Says Fess
Senator Simeon Fess Republican national chairman predicts prohibition will be a campaign issue in 1932 with Democrats favoring repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He notes Republicans may modify positions but cannot confirm details. The Wickersham Commission study may influence policy.
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Fess
Cleveland
Cleveland News Today
Simeon B. Fess
Crime Commission
Wickersham Commission On Law Enforcement
Robert J. Bulkley
Senate
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Two Authors Tie For O Henry Award
New York announces Burnett and William M John as joint winners of the O Henry memorial award for the best American short story published in 1929 in an American magazine. It marks the first dual first prize of 400 dollars in 12 years. Burnett earned for Devising Up in Harper s for November 1829 and John for Neither Jew Nor Greek in Century for August.
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New York
Burnett
William M. John
Harper's
John
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Letters
University of Kentucky
Marc Connelly
Colfier’s
Do X Seaplane Might Fly On To New York
Amsterdam reports the seaplane Do X will depart for Southampton on the second lap toward New York after a brief flight over the city. The ship plans two days in England then Havre on Monday. Dr Claude Dornier rejects a protest by the Portuguese French air monopoly over Azores stops.
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Amsterdam
Southampton
New York
England
Havre
Claude Dornier
Azores
Druggan raids yield records and arms despite escape
Chicago officers raid Terry Druggan's loop hotel and North Side apartment fail to trap him but uncover a trove of records and weapons. Evidence links Druggan's gang from New York City to Los Angeles as the search continues under threat to force entry. A secret panel hides a machine gun seven revolvers and ammunition. Separately Cannon Ball Baker claims a record drive from New York to Los Angeles in hours and minutes.
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Terry Druggan
Chicago
Loop
North Side
Patrick Roche
State's Attorney's Office
Druggan
Roche
Druggen
Repeal Vote Sparks Liquor Charge in Evanston
In Evanston Illinois a voter majority backed repeal of the 18th amendment. Police arrested Mrs Helen Miedzianowski for possession of liquor claiming she acted under voter intent. The justice of the peace fined her on a guilty plea since the referendum had no legal effect on probation status.
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Evanston
Ill
Finois
Helen Miedzianowski
Justice of the Peace
Official Canvass Of Vote Started No Error Found In Sheriff Figures
Nine precincts in Huron were checked as the official canvass began with sheriff figures showing no errors. A partial aide noted improvement in Archbishop Austin Dowling of the St Paul diocese after a heart ailment.
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Huron
ST. Paull
Wight
Austin Dowling
St Paul Dioceas
Beadle County
A. J. Bursen
Don R. Huntley
Larsen
Huntley
Contesta
Everett Curtis
E. E. Chamberlain
E. H. Vance
B. B. McCisskey
Huren
Broadland
Cavour
Hitchcock
Troquois
Wessington City
Wolsey
Yale Town
Allen
Altoona
Banner
Barrett
Belle Prairie
Bonilla
Burr Oak
Carlyle
Clifton Clyde
Custer Dearborn
iFairfield
Um ‘ Foster
Grant Hartland
Judge Brown Holds Narrow Edge Over Warren for Bench
Sioux Falls reports a tight race for the supreme court seat between Judge James Brown and Frederick A. Warren. Unofficial returns from 1212 precincts across 43 counties gave Brown 45 590 to Warren 44 231 with Warren leading in two counties.
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Sioux Falls
James Brown
Chamberlain
Supreme Court
Frederick A. Warren
Brown
Warren
Royal Johnson
Congress
South Dakota
Johnson
Fred H. Hildebrandt
W. J. Bulow
W. H. McMaster
Bylow
McMaster
Warren E. Green
D. A. McCullough
Green
McCullough
Helge Tangen
Bulow
Berlovich Returned After Nebraska Bond Theft Arrest
In Chicago on November 7 U Berlovich formerly Omaha chief of detectives was arrested with 15 in bonds and coupons stolen in Lincoln Web. He was taken by train to Nebraska after waiving extradition and claimed a friend gave the securities for disposal. He said he did not know they were stolen.
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U. Berlovich
Nebraska
Chicago
Ben Denbaum
Omaha
Lincoln
Web
Berlovich
Senate line up narrows control as Brookhart leans Dems
The Iowa Republican Senator Brookhart said he would support Democratic organization of the new Senate if they back a satisfactory legislative program. He urged resignations of Mellon and undersecretary Ogden Mills and noted Democratic and Progressive gains in AP returns. The tally shows Republicans 48, Democrats 47, Farmer-Labor 1 in the 435-seat Senate.
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Washington
Brookhart
Iowa
Sen
Mellon
Ogden Mills
Treasury
Brovkhart
The
Senate
Associated Press
United States Senate
Colorado
Kansas
Kenaucky
Massachusetts
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
West
Richard Yates
Illinois
Schall
ST. Paul
Thomas D. Schabi
United States
Minnesota
Einar Hoidale
Hoidale
Tme
Hordale
Minneapolis
Holdate
Ernest Lundeen
Charles Lund
House
House of Representatives
Minnnesota
Godfrey C. Goodwin
Erling Swenson
Farmer-Labor
Oldest South Dakota voter nearly 102 in Whitewood
Mrs. Meri K. Phillips of Whitewood, nearly 102, claims the state’s oldest voting record after Tuesday’s election. She notes voting as a civic duty, traces descent to Israel Putnam and Fighting Joe Wheeler, and cites good health, memory, eyesight, and family longevity. She began smoking 73 years ago and continues to follow politics.
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Whitewood
Meri K. Phillips
South Dakota
Pilling
Israel Putnam
American Revolutionry
Joe Wheeler
Powers Disagree On Naval Limits In Geneva
In Geneva the preparatory disarmament commission split on how to limit naval personnel. The British proposal advocates capping total officers and men, while France and Russia push a fixed maximum for officers. Hugh S. Gibson notes the U S favors overall limits but supports an officer cap. Rene Massigli warns total cap risks expanding officer ranks. the commission earlier agreed limits for land forces.
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Geneva
Nave
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Hugh S. Gibson
Rene Massigli
France
Claim Plumbing Under Control Of Racketeers in Detroit
A two man crime grand jury pressed a probe into racketeers allegedly dominating Detroit’s plumbing industry and into how city truck work was allocated under former Mayor Charles Bowles. Richard N. Johnson testified that Bowles and his secretary named job recipients and that truck owners paid money to Bowles’ campaign fund. A second note mentions the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting in Georgia’s Sea Island Beach November 10 to 12.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Richard N. Johnson
Bowles
Georgia Sea Island Beach
America
Usceration
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Hoovers Wnenployment Commission
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Hent
William Phillips
Boston
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Dallas
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Lewis KH. Brown
Johns-Manville Company
Miss Carlson
Law Enforcement Commission
John M. Morehead
Sweden
Pennsylvania
Lynn G. Adams
Committee of
Moorehead
O’henry Award
Cord Los Angeles
the Cour
Cannonball Baker
Harding
Hyde
Armstrong
Aurora
Beadle
Bon Homme
Butte
Campbell
Charles Mix
Clay
Codington
Carson
Day
Dewey
Douglas
Edmunds
Youlk
Grant
Haakon
Hand
Hughes
Hutchinson
Jackson
Kingsbury
Lake
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Minnehaha
Potter
Stanley
Sully
Tripp
Turner
Davison
Hansen
Union
Walworth
Yankind Green
Thomas D. Schall
Einar Hordale
Bryan
Neb
Arthur J. Weaver
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Topeka
Kans
Harry Woodring
Frank
Chief) Haucke
Woodring
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