Senator Caraway Die s After Battle With Heart Disease
Arkansas senator Thaddeus H. Caraway, a fiery Democrat, died at age 49 after heart artery failure following an October operation. He led sharp attacks on Hoover relief policies, fought for farm loans, and presided over a Senate probe into lobbying. His death shifts Senate balance toward Republicans and triggers a special election in Arkansas.
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Weather forecast and delivery notice summary
Weather outlook predicts fairly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures tonight and a colder Sunday evening. A delivery service guarantee applies and customers are advised to meet by 6:20 for arrival. Western Union dispatch details unclear in the text.
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Rye soars as German buying hints boost Chicago grains
Chicago board of trade session sees Rye leap nearly 4 cents amid reports Germany bought European rye and Canadian rye. Russian rye up 10 cents this week. Wheat and corn volatile but end little changed. Early gains in rye trimmed by profit taking yet close 2 3 4 to 3 1 2 cents higher than yesterday.
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Germany
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Investigate Coal Vein At Stickney
Sioux Falls reports ongoing study of a coal vein five miles southwest of Stickney. Local commerce representatives visited the Alex Krutsch farm in Aurora County after traces were found during water-well drilling. Krutsch seeks a driller with equipment to sink a 30 inch shaft for a proper coal sample analysis. Previous samples were small and ground by five inch drills.
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Stickney
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Alexi Krutsch
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Pierre High Clans Triumph Over Philip in Football
Pierre 2i clans defeated Philip high choss 34 to & in a football game yesterday with strong play from both sides.
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Piarre
Philip High Choss
Relics Of County Placed On Display
An interesting display in the Service Shoe shop window highlights county relics and a Beadle County Historical Society meeting at the courthouse Monday evening. The Time Card No 1 of the Dakota division of the Chicago to North Western railroad shows a September 1870 issue, with space given to the 3 C O F lodge organized in Hu ron 50 years ago this month.
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Chicago To North Western Railroad
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Huron
Boy dragged to death by frightened bore incident
A terse report notes a boy was dragged to death after a rope became entangled with a frightened bore. Details are sparse with no clear location or authorities listed in readable text.
Report on Navy Dispute Shows Likely Hoov er White House Briefing
Admiral Hugh Rodman described the Hammond Hoover committee report as good and near completion. The five member panel, formed to rebut Navy League charges against President Hoover, finished the main work after six hours and prepared to submit to the White House for public release. The group examined government evidence to counter claims that Hoover was ignorant of naval matters or sought to harm the Navy to aid foreign powers.
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Stores in Huron to remain closed on Armistice Day
On Wednesday November 11 stores in Huron will stay closed all day with reopening Tuesday night. Shoppers adapted by shifting buying times as stores faced a 16 percent drop in activity. The observance was planned jointly by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Minnesota Races to Early 14-0 Lead at Northwestern
Minnesota Gophers opened strong at Dychestadium Evanston scoring twice in the opening 10 minutes. Somers returned a kickoff 150 yards to set up the Purple drive, Manders powered a 22 yard run for a score, and Munn recovered a Northwestern fumble to threaten again before the end of the first period.
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Mueller Chosen for West Point by Green
Pierre dispatch reports Otto Mueller a 19 year old Brookings national guardsman was selected by Gov Warren Green as South Dakota's candidate for appointment to West Point. He will compete in examinations next spring with guardsmen from other states for admission to the United States Military Academy. Mueller serves in the medical department detachment of the 100th Engineers, South Dakota National Guard.
County Chairmen Not To Expect Pay
Pierre November news item notes that about 120 county chairmen are not expecting payment. The report outlines the officials involved and the financial stance affecting regional party leadership.
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Pierre
Child Freed From Parental Cruelty In Closet Prison
Edith Riley a teeny 13 or 14 year old girl freed from a windowless closet prison in her parents home after four years police found her weighing 33 pounds. Her father Lester N Riley and stepmother are charged with cruelty and held on bonds of 1000 each. She is in a hospital being fed as doctors describe her as five years old in development. Policewoman Brandt reported finding the girl crouched in a dark closet amid fish and unable to see or speak clearly.
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Lester N. Riley
Ruby G. Brandt
Riley
Edith
New Budget Cuts By Hoover Reduce 1932 Spending
Washington, Nov 7. President Hoover announced at least 250 million dollars less will be spent by executive departments in the next fiscal year than expected, aiming to trim the 1932 budget from 3.93 to 3.03 billion dollars and confront mounting deficits. Tax changes were not yet decided, with discussions ranging from a sales tax to higher duties on large incomes amid calls from some lawmakers for increased revenue.
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Navy Department
Making Progress On City Water Supply
Progress on Huron's water supply includes Leyne North Central drillers sinking a pilot hole to 110 feet before the main bore, water in a 20 foot deep hole, and repair work on the Third street dam nearly finished with dirt banked to prevent leakage and the south side faced with boulders.
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Leyne North Central
Leyne
Armour and Company
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League Considers Economic Boycott to Stop Sino-Japanese War
In Geneva the league studies recalling ambassadors from Tokyo and an economic boycott as next steps if Japan rejects arbitration over Manchuria. US involvement is hoped, with further council action planned for November 16 as Japan’s forces advance in Heilungkiang and Tahsing.
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Japan
League
Manchuria
Tokyo
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Football Results From Early Period Scores List
In the first period Penn led Notre Dame 14 to 3 while Detroit trailed Fordham and St Johns 8 to 3. Yale faced Sioux Falls and Huron College, with 9 points noted. The second period shows Georgia 0 and Army 12 against Indiana 0, Michigan 9 against Navy, Ohio State 13, Dartmouth 6, Harvard against Carnegie Tech, and Pat at 7.
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