Search Is Continued For Victims Of Volcano
Guatemala City reports show scores of the more than 300 killed by the Santa Maria eruption. Relief efforts spread to El Palmar as eight coffee plantations destroyed and inhabitants left idle. Dead bodies found in homes and along roads. many victims succumbing in fields or tree groves while others suffocated in barricaded houses. Red Cross drives relief funds. Havana advices place affected near 25,900 with losses topping 431 million. Death toll reported as 425 with 174 seriously injured and over 26 minor injuries.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Santa Maria
el Palmar
Erly Henee
Java
Red Cross
Havana
Reformers Run Liquor Ring Exposed in Chicago
Government arrests reveal the South Side Business Men's Law and Order League, accused of selling alcohol to “customers,” punishing opponents, and funding anti-law enforcement efforts. William Payne led the group, with Lena Whichrowski as nominal president. Daniel Anderson cites a frameup claim by a reformer as defense. Mrs Whichrowski says she wrote letters seeking funds and believed the league’s name reflected its purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghicaco
South Side Business Men's Law and Order League
Prohibition
William Payne
Lena Whichrowski
Daniel Anderson
United State
Wichrowski
League
Corn Huskers Wait For Starter's Gun at Illinois Contest
In Galesburg Illinois sixteen champions including the 1928 World’s champion Walter Olson and 1929 Knox county winner Carl Seller prepare for the annual Chinoin Corn husking contest at Deatherage farm near Revil. Fair weather expected to draw about 20 000 fans while Williams of Stark county and Olson face strong competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Deatherage Farm
Revil
Walter Olson
Knox County
Carl Seller
Olsoo
Art Elmer Williams
Stark County
Olson
One Dollar Damages in Libel Suit Against Preacher
ABERDEEN Nov 8 A Brown County jury awarded L Gordon Evanson of Westport one dollar in a libel action against Rev S H Shurtleff. Evanson, a former Methodist pastor, had sued for 10600 claiming defaming statements by district superintendent Sturtlem. The four day trial ended with the verdict after 11 hours of deliberation before Judge Mloward Babcock. Branson will continue preaching at Barnart community church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Brown County
L. Gordon Evanson
Westport
Splaistiff
S. H. Shurtleff
Evanson
Sturtlem
Methodist Church
Mloward Babcock
Sidseton
Branson
Barnart Commun
Limited Parking To Be Enforced In Haron District
Police announce a 99 minute parking ordinance goes into effect after posting delays. Enforcement will begin soon as signs go up in Dakota, Kansas, Wisconsin, and nearby streets. strict rules will apply from noon to 1 pm daily and in portions of several avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron
Dan Wagner
Dakota Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Wisconsin Avenues
Third Street
Illinois
Kansas Avenues
Wisconsin
Ikansas
Snow Grips Western States With Wide Snowfall
Reporters describe a heavy snow blanket across five western states from three inches to two feet. Highways blocked and livestock cut off from feed as conditions caused transportation and planning disruptions including armistice day events. Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Montana also covered. temperatures remained well below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rocky Mountains
King Winter
Kansas- Colorado Inne
Goodland
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
President Hoover to attend Navy Georgetown game tomorrow
President Hoover will travel to Annapolis with Mrs. Hoover to attend the Navy Georgetown football game. He will return to Washington after the contest, traveling by automobile with a small party that includes George E. Akerson, Lawrence Richey, Walter Newton and aides Mrs Richey Mrs Newton and Mrs Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Anna Polis
Navy-George
Newton
Allen Buchanan
Buchanan
Campbell Hodges
Hodges
Ardy the Witte Named Queen of Homecoming Day
Huron High School prepares for Tiger Day homecoming the crowning of senior Ardythe Witte after classmates raised tickets for the football game against Brookings. Attendants Berntey Bowers and Maxine Hunt will accompany the queen on parade floats. Bonfire, pep meeting, parade, and evening events lead to the game at 2:30. Frank Coffey and Bob Coffey face off in a anticipated battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron High School
Ardythe Witte
Berntey Bowers
Maxine Hunt
Sayventh Street
Wakota Avenue
Third Street
Linois Avenue
Feta
Fifteenth
Illinois
Huron
Brookings
Frank Coffey
Bob Coffey
Dope
Madison
Ed Huron
Tigers
Fire danger ends in California as blazes are brought under control
Two fierce fires near San Pablo and Tunnel Road in Berkeley raged toward Oakland with 3000 firemen and volunteers working to contain them. A strong wind kept 200 on the lines while reinforcements from Pacific Gas and Electric and East Bay Utility District power houses aided engines. Firefighters finally checked the Berkeley blaze and redirected efforts to prevent further spread to residential districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Bark@ley
Dans Gercvot
C Risingswind
San Pablo-dam
Wildcat Canyon
Ferngo
North In
Berkeley
The
Pacific.Gas,and. Electric Company
East Bay
Fragmentary East Dakota Farmers Market Schedule Hint
The readable fragments hint at a regional farming event schedule with references to East-tonight South and Saturday activities. Names and exact locations are unclear, but farmers and markets appear as key themes, suggesting a community notices item about upcoming market details.
Hubby Hides Wife's 75 Cents in Divorce Suit
Chicago reports Gina McClatchie files for divorce after detailing a daily ritual in which her husband hides 75 cents each morning. He teased her to search the house for her allowance, sometimes delaying discovery for hours, and once opened a charge account that ended the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gina McClatchie
Pantages Wife Seeks Probation Hearing On Court Motions
In Los Angeles, November 8, Lois Pantages, wife of showman Alexander Pantages, prepared to appear in a wheel chair for a probation hearing amid illness. Probation officials filed a report, with family members of Rokumoto expected to attend. The case follows the conviction for a statutory offense against Pantages and a new trial motion is pending, while juror threats and affidavits are being reviewed by District Attorney Biron Fitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alexander Fantages
Eunice Pringle
Lois Pantages
Eneso
Pantages
Tlyen
Mra. Pantages
Rokumoto
Snty
Biron Fitts
Fits
Informaton
Famages
William Vellage
RP. Shuler
Gnless
Pitts
Vellage
Shulér
Huron College A Cappella Choir Announces Dates
A cappella choir at Huron College lists many Advent season appearances announced by rector Hardin Van Denvusen. The group will perform German chorals and Christmas carols at chapel and in evening services at Presbyterian Church November 10, Baptist Church November 17 and 24, Lutheran vesper, Methodist service, Congregational vesper, Seventh Day Adventist service, and Reaper service December 16.
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Huron “College
Hardin van ‘Denvusen
Dik
Presbyterian Church
Bapti
Market Starts Well Then Falls In Midday Session
New York stock prices rallied early on Friday but retreated sharply as investors sold after yesterday’s gains and profit taking by professionals. Volume returned to normal with the exchange open three hours. General Electric led losses along with American Telephone and Sears Roebuck as Dow components slipped from early positives. United States Steel fluctuated around 174 to 175, then fell back, while Union Pacific dropped about ten points in mid-session trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Privvces
Federal Reserve
G. S. Steel
Anbarn
American Telephone
Sears ‘Roebuck
Manville
Genéral Electric
Radio
Opie Chambers Resigns as Yankton Chamber Executive
Yankton November 8 1 Opie Chambers resigns as executive secretary of the Yankton chamber of commerce after since April 1927 the board accepted and asked him to stay until January 1 He cites other work plans not yet announced He is a well known booster formerly key in Rosebud country Dallas and Florida development work with the South Dakota Development Association and Sunshine magazine Suggestions for a successor are being considered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Opie Chambers
Jeter
South Dakota Development Association
Sunshine Magazine
Florida
Chambers
Pupils to Get Physical Exams at Local School
Examinations will occupy the attention of more than 40 pupils in the junior and high school next Wednesday and Thursday. Each pupil will receive a thorough physical check by Hurona'im doctors and an school nurse. Eighth and ninth grade boys are set for Wednesday and girls on Thursday, with eight doctors conducting private examinations in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurona'im
Hervida Domas
Murderer Jury Fails To Reach Verdict in Texas Trial
In Eastland Texas the jury could not reach a verdict after six hours of deliberation in the Clyde Thompson murder case. Thompson, aged 17 or 18 at the time of the 1928 killings, faced charges of killing the Lucien and Shook brothers. A companion testified the killings were for mere amusement. Thompson was previously sentenced to death but granted a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Texas
Hathig
Clyde
Thompson
Yeon
Lucien
Ord
Henson
Antorder Grantiia
Prohibition Agent's Wife Details Kerrigan Wealth
Mrs Isabel Kerrigan testifies that John J Kerrigan earned 2500 a year and acquired a Staten Island house a Manhattan town house two automobiles a 90 horsepower speed boat and considerable bank sums in others names. She seeks to set aside a 45 weekly alimony order during divorce trial in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Justice Riegelmann referred the case to another justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prohibition
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Mrsabel T. Kerrigan
John J. Kerrigan
Staten Island
Manhattan
Justia Riegelmann
Bank bandit and officer die in okla shootout
In Shawnee Oklahoma a daytime bank robbery man Edward s and officer Kiersey died after a firefight as four officers surrounded a Harjo house. Kiersey was mortally wounded and Claude Tyler of the state bureau was killed hiding at a doorway. an accomplice Fred Davis had hanged himself in Chandler jail days earlier after boasting of fearing the electric chair.
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Shawnee
Okla
Ita
Owen Edwards
Prague
Kendrick
Mineo
Gala
Harjo
Edwards
James A. Klersey
Seimonde
Okkla
Kiersey
Claude Tyler
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
Fred Davis
Chandler
Eldorado
Ark
Yankton Bridge Declares 2 Percent Dividend Again
Meridian Highway Bridge company directors voted a further two percent dividend on common stock payable December 1 with record date November 10. This brings total dividends this year to ten percent, including three and a fourth percent from 1924 to 1928 and six and three fourths percent in 1929. A three percent dividend was paid in June, another three percent in August, and two percent on October 1.
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Yankton
Meridian Highway Bridge Company
Soviet Gypsies Learn Culture in Moscow Club
In Moscow a Gypsy club trains singers fortune-tellers bootblacks and traders to reform socially. A committee banishes disorder and teaches the Gypsy language through dances and classes. Graduates join cooperative staffs as workers, with a kindergarten and nursery for Gypsy children and plans to extend to roaming Gypsy tribes around Moscow.
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Moscow
Insurgent slur sparks Senate rebuke at dinner remarks
Senator Wheeler of Montana denounced remarks attributed to Senator Moses of New Hampshire calling the insurgents “sons of wild jackasses.” He warned the western GOP independents to remember these statements as they campaign for the Republican party. Other senators dubbed the remarks “worse than communists” and quipped about liquor at dinners.
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Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
DC Bebators
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Monanan
Brookhart
Jons
Wall Street
Washingston
Repubilean
Alamife
Heflin
Alabama
Public Likes in Car Marks Trend
Automobile editor notes that public taste drives trends in design and engineering. When one model achieves high performance or new construction, competitors quickly imitate. Four-wheel brakes and straight eight engines show how public preference shapes production methods and innovations across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Quins
Associated Press Feature Service
Detroit
America
Senator Norris Run Down by Auto in Capitol
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska, a Republican, was shaken but not severely injured after being struck by a car near the Capitol last night. The driver, Milton G. Wood of Washington, faced charges of reckless driving. Norris resumed work at his office today, though sore and lame.
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Senator Norris
Auto Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Capitol
Sonata
Phe
Mil Ton.g. Wood
Washington
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Dawa
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Heron High School
California
South ‘Dakotas
Hubby
Yankton Bridge
Holland
Moses Wheeler
Solon
Cff
Canada
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