Wolsey Woman Wins First in Dark Ark Cakes Recipe Contest
Mrs. Lester O'Neal of Wolsey captured first prize with an apple sauce cake recipe in a local Thanksgiving dessert contest. Mary Gehm of De Smet and Orto J. Geyer of Manchester took second and third, with numerous honorable mentions listed.
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Dark Ark
Lester O'Neal
Mary‘ Gehm
de ‘Smet
Orto J. Geyer
Manchester
L. N. Lawson
Woonsocket
W. E. Kelley
St. Lew
Rence
Benjamin Franklin
Wessington
G. E. van Allen
Engel Wessels
Huron
G. T. Thatcher
Third Street
Mildred McGrath
Wessington Springs
J. C. Schneider
Simmons Avenue
Katherine
Woodhall
de Smet
Frank Thompson
John Hintermeister
Arthur Burrer
Sixth Street
John Feick
Alpena
H. H. Eschenbaum
Miller
J. B. Streeter
Wisconsin Avenue
L. C. Andrews
Dakota Avenue
Wylte
Mrs. O'Neal
Mass meeting backs Mooney pardon at San Francisco rally
A capacity San Francisco auditorium crowd urged a nationwide movement for Tom Mooney’s release from San Quentin. Speakers included Theodore Dreiser and Lincoln Steffens while Paul Callicotte claimed credit for placing a bomb that killed 10 people. The rally condemned Gov. James Rolph and adviser Matt Sullivan.
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San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Tom Mooney
James Rolph
Matt I. Sullivan
Mooney
San Quention
Theodore Dreiser
Lincoln Steffens
Paul M. Callicotte
Portland
Ore
Callicotte
Oakland
Treasury Moves to Tax Larger Lumber After Exemption Lift
Acting Secretary Arthur Bellantine ordered customs to stop exempting lumber larger than six inches from import taxes. The Treasury previously classified such pieces as timber, but protests from Northwest domestic lumber interests prompted the change.
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Washington
Arthur Bellantine
Treas‘ucy
Customs de Lectors
Treasury
President McKinleys Banker Dies At 91 In Somerset
Somerset PA November 7 Capt Charles J Harrison 91 longtime banker and first payee to President McKinley died last night. In 1887 he organized the county's first bank the Somerset County Bank and lent $2000 to Ziarri Son two years before McKinley’s election, later repaid from government pay.
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Charles J. Harrison
McKinley
Harrison
Somerset County Bank
Ziarrison
Trac
Radio Election Night Plans and Awards Highlight NBC CBS
Central Standard time broadcasts outline presidential candidate statements from Hoover or Roosevelt. Notable items include David Ross receiving a 1932 Academy of Arts and Sciences radio medal. News brief mentions station schedules and a future science experiment at Caltech.
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NBC
WABC
CBS
Hoover
Point Encrorte
California
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
James A. Farley
New York
Aight
Hoovers
New York State
David Ross
Noet
Milton J. Cross
Alwyn Baek
John Holbrook
Academy of Arts R and ‘Sciences
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Visitors and Campaign Help
Twenty years ago today in Huron Mrs. Fred Hitchins and her mother Mrs. John King left for a visit in Sioux Falls and Sioux City. Julian Blount returned home from Watertown where he aided Chairman Sherwood of the state committee during the campaign. Troquois Chief Mrs. Frank Richards.
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John King
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Julian Blount
Watertown
Sherwood
State Committee
Troquois
Frank Richards
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