Gardiner Defends Stance After Navy Inquiry Verdict
Washington dispatch notes Gardiner and the Navy League refuse to apologize after a board found inaccuracies in President Hoover’s accusations. Gardiner’s supporters expect firmness while Hoover may address the dispute in Congress or via a public correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Hoover
William H. Gardiner
Navy League
Gardiner
American Sea Service
Congress
Io Te League
League
John Hays Hammond
Gordiney
City auditorium bonds petitioned for special election
Petitions circulated in Huron to call a special election on issuing 290000 dollars in bonds for a municipal auditorium recreation building. Albert J. Maag leads the effort with labor groups backing the plan to relieve unemployment. Local endorsements include Kiwanis club American Legion post and Huron Co-Operative club with local labor to build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
City Commission
Huron
Albert J. Maag
Central Labor, Union
Magesid
McWeeney
Sherfan and Moe
Labor
Kiwanis Club
William Reaves Post
American Legion
Ha>ron Co-Operative Club
Drilling Resumed at Camp Crook Anticline Site
Drillers at the Camp Crook anticline six and a half miles north of here reopen operations at 1203 feet depth. Sixty feet of Judith river sands remain to be penetrated. After a gas pocket caused an early bail out, geologist J. F. Voorhees said the well has possibilities of gas in commercial quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crook
Judith River
J. F. Voorhees
Water Found In Clear Lake As Search Continues
Local police report a discovery of three gallons of water in Clear Lake IA during ongoing search efforts. The liquid was found in a five cent per gallon container tied to a float near the lake shore by a wooden bridge on the west side.
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Lake Clear Lake
Clear Lake
Speeding Brothers Get Tickets After Quick Stop
Seattle patrolman J K Weedin stopped two Carlson brothers for speeding near a street corner last night. Maxwell Carlson was cited for a fast drive and given a ticket. Fifteen minutes later L A Carlson, Maxwell’s brother, was stopped and also given a citation.
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Seattle
J. K. Weedin
Carlson Brothers
Maxwell Carlson
Weedin
L. A. Carlwon
Maxwell
Plan For River Control In State
Plans for river basins in northwest South Dakota were studied by representatives meeting with Theodore Wyman Jr. United States district engineer. Flood control navigation water power and irrigation were discussed as the group planned to present county potentialities to the district engineer. Stockmen said irrigation could stabilize feed and reduce flood damage while navigation was noted as a secondary development.
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Mobridge
Eceau
Grand River
South Dakota
Theodore Wyman
United States
Perios
Stockmen
Three Make Break From Nebraska Jail
Three state prisoners aged 16 to 30 escaped from Falls City jail by prying bars. Escapees are Rey Burns 16 Biloxi Mississippi James Walla 20 Oroaha Nebraska and Witmer Robinson 21 St Joseph Missouri. Burns and Walls had pleaded guilty to burglary and robbery related charges, Walls and Robinson awaited transfer to the state reformatory to begin six and five and a half year sentences respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Falls City
Neb
Rey Burns
Biloxi
Miss. James Walla
Oroaha
Witmer Robinson
St Joseph
Walls
Robinson
Burns
State Reformatory
Cass discusses welfare progress at Huron Co-Op Club meeting
H M Cass director of the South Dakota Public Health association spoke to the Huron Co-Operative club on welfare advances in South Dakota. He cited observations from a recent tour including the Sioux Falls deaf school the Gary blind school and the Redfield feeble minded school during child welfare gatherings. A separate note reports Walter Schindegger of Hitchcock sustaining a fractured skull in a Thursday automobile crash near Hitchcock with doctors warning he remains in danger.
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Cass
Huron Co-Op Club
South Dakota
School For Deaf
Sioux Falls
School For Blind
Gary
School For Feeble Minded
Redfield
Huron Co-Operative Club
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
Child Welfare Organization
Supfers
Walter Schindegger
Hitchcock
Hottest November Temperature Sets South Dakota Record
Record November heat swept over South Dakota with Pierre reaching 80 degrees, the warmest November reading since records began. Cities including Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Huron and Rapid City posted 73 to 78 degree highs as forecasts called for showers and colder air tonight.
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Yaneton
South Dakota
Pierre
Rap- Hid City
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Huron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Prizes At Hard Times Carnival Include Boar Pig And Sheep
Prizes to be awarded at the Hard Times party tonight include a boar pig six sheep and a sack of potatoes and an eight pound can of coffee. The awards are funded by the welfare fund with EC McKennie as chair and the event opens with the Amari fan Logue and carnival atmosphere.
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McKennie
1931 Sees New Weather Records Set Across Months
June records rise to 108.5 degrees breaking 1901 108.3 old high. November frost hits early with latest killing frost surpassing 1928. Rainfall noted with historic totals including 2 inches in 1918 and 1.90 inches in history.
Tax Questions Loom for Hoover As Congress Looms
The article notes President Hoover faces a critical period before Congress convenes with tax policy and fiscal matters to be decided. Foreign discussions with Italy’s Dino Grandi and domestic political maneuvers shape Hoover’s preelection positioning as Vice President Curtis’s renomination decision looms. The Armistice Day speech may mark the sole public note amid intensified administration scrutiny.
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Congress
Hoover
Dino Grandi
Italy
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
White House
Mr. Hoover
Quest Hong
Armistice Day Store Hours Misspelled Summary
Armistice Day Wednesday November 11 retailers in Huron keep stores closed all day but some will stay open late. Merchants report missed closures during previous all day events and plan to adjust schedules for November 11.
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Huron Te
Tyesay Nat Star Ea Tee
Padmiaiy Olsleis
Eaben “Hy
Callie A
War Rumors Lift Wheat Prices on Chicago Market
War rumors from the Orient sparked a bull run on the Chicago board of trade as wheat and corn futures climbed. May wheat hit 73, rye rallied, oats gained, and overall grains ended near the day’s highs despite early losses, with rye futures especially strong.
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Chicago
Orient
Chicago Board of Trade
Ching
Japan
Closa
Enis
Armistice Parade Route And Services In Huron
The Armistice Day parade starts at 1040 hours along a route from Dakota avenue north to Second street east to Kansas avenue south to Third street and west to the Huron theatre for memorial services. The Huron Municipal band leads, followed by GAR, Women’s Relief Corps, VFW units, American Legion groups, Boy Scouts, and other civic organizations. The Reverend F F Lockridge will deliver the memorial address with patriotic music on the program. All Boy Scouts and school students will be dismissed to join the parade, with classes resuming in the afternoon.
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Dakota Avenue
Second Street
Kansas Avenue
Third Street
Huron Theatre
Huron Municipal Band
Grand Army For the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Uron Theatre
Stternoor
Five Prisoners Granted Pardons by Governor Green
Five inmates at the South Dakota penitentiary were pardoned by Governor Warren Green. The actions followed pardon recommendations and affected Morse of Hanson county Hintz of Minnehaha county both serving five year robberies. Also pardoned were Eggers Moody county for forgery and Presley McPherson county for grand larceny. Lebedeff Brown county received clemency for grand larceny sentenced last January.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Warren Green
George Morse
Hanson County
Elmer
Hintz
Minnehaha County
Morse
Hints
George Eggers
Moody County
Vaughn Presley
McPherson County
J. A. Lebedeff
Brown County
Japs Claim Chinese General Declares War on Japan
Unconfirmed reports from Tokyo say Chinese General Mah Chan-Shan declared war and bombarded Tahsing Manchuria as Japan readied troops for new battles. Riots in Tientsin and foreign guards, including U S infantry, protected the foreign section amid tensions.
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Tientsin
Japan
Associated’ Press
Mah Chan-Shan
Tahsing
Manchuria
Tokyo
League of Nations
North China
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Stnd
League Secretariat
League
Peace Preservation Necresy
Mukdem Ortown
Mak Chan-Shan
Nichi Nichi
Muk
Asahi
Hoh
Heisingkiong Province
Tropa
Norn
Mah
Nichi Nich
Mukdeo
Kirin
Heilungkiang
Anganchi
China
Japanese War Office
Honjo
Tsitishar
War Office
Ting Chao
Mukden
Chang Heueh-Liang
Yung Chan
Chinchow
Vaudeville trio return after Robinson Crusoes voyage
Three men associated with the Robinson Crusoe act arrived in the U S after a perilous sea journey from San Diego last April. Their 26 foot yawl sprang a leak near a lonely island and wreck left them adrift. They described the meeting with reporters and newspaper men on their voyage back to the mainland.
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U. S
Robinson Crusos
New York
Diego
Cal
Springfield
Fregiola
Pateme
Bast
San Diego
Lonely Island
Riots, Tientsin clashes, and Japanese defense actions reported
The war office notes rioters calling themselves the national relief corps clash with Chinese guards in Tientsin. A stray bullet kills a Japanese soldier near the Japanese concession as Minami delays departure for Kyushin maneuvers amid Sino Japanese tensions.
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Minami
Kyushin
Tahsing
Tientsin
North China
Japanese
War Office
Nationall Relief Corps
Deere Ft
Tan
Weather Hureu Forecast Uncertain and Colder
The region faces unsettled skies with colder temperatures expected through the period. Winds shift to the north as the cold air moves in, bringing a potential light frost in rural areas and chilling nights across the area.
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Ax Committee
Moreau
Grand Basins
Pierre Haa
Mercury
Lidhe Ralatall
Pierre Mercury
Sioux City
Fwon
Ameger
Te Reid
Huron Lodge
Rebekah
C. F. Mundt
Roy G. Trotter
Madison
Miles E. Peck
Sioux Falls Coliseum
L. L. Trotter
Nippon
IKDEN
Nount
Taonan
Changchon
Nipponesa
Tslisthar
Peiping
Hureu
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