Landslide Bends Beadle County Vote In General Election
Final unofficial returns show three Republicans winning in Beadle County amid a Democratic landslide. Senator Norbeck narrowly leads Cherry. County Treasurer Madden defeats Bailey. Coroner Kinyon tops Wikert. Roosevelt tops Hoover as voters count into second night. several state and local offices swing Democratic, with Miller and Potter among county commissioners victorious.
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Beadle County
Peter Norbeck
G. Cherry
B. M. Madden
Neil Bailey
Frann D. Kinyon
Roland A. Wikert
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Legislative
B. P. Flowers
J. T. McCullen
Burton Culver
Everett Curtis
House of Representatives
A. NM. Fuller
T. H. Young
P. Glanzer
Anna Foley
Charles E. Potter
John T
City Hall
Huron
Blake Tre
A. B. Blake
Harold W. Markey
Blake
Hoover
Roosevelt
Harvey
Upshaw
Foster
Thomas
Senstor—Norbeck
Cherry
Platt
Luttio
Manbeck
Christopherson
Hildebrandt
Werth
Johnson
Milter
Green
Berry
Stevens
Tangen
Whitney
Ustrod
Gudahh
Mcintosh
Coyne
Morricon
Barth
Tyeit
Dunn
O'Neil
Gronseth St
Croodhope
Siewert
Hale Sh
Golddais
Weels
Schmidt
Giffen
Madden
Bailey Ais
Young
Fulles
Temmey
Broe
Huntley
Hughes
Landen
Payson Ais
Foley
Glanzer
Hurley
Kinyon
Wikert
Miller
Schnetzer
Lewin
Potter
Justice of Peace
Special Session To Be Discussed In South Dakota
Governor Green said he will discuss with Attorney General Sharpe a request to call a special legislative session to address tax problems. A delegation from the South Dakota Just Tax union urged discontinuing tax notices and reducing delinquent tax interest from 10 to 7 percent. Green said he will not call a session unless benefits clearly outweigh costs.
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Green
Sharpe
South Dakota Just Tax Union
Aberdeen
Red Cross Roll Call On Monday in Beadle County
Beadle county launches a Red Cross roll call next Monday to enroll all citizens. G O Martin, roll call chairman, says membership costs $1 and aims to involve everyone. He recalls last winter when funds and food were sent to Beadle county by telegraph to aid humans and livestock during an emergency.
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American Red Cross
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Red Cross
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Naional Red Cross
National Organize Ties
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Beadle, County
Iowa G O P candidates lag in early returns
In Des Moines the presidential tally shows Hoover leading Roosevelt with 897,435 to 574,320 as 2,350 precincts report. Senatorial results list Field 353,579 for Republicans and Murphy 301,763 for Democrats, with Brookhead leading as independent at 32,01. Governor race reports 2,338 precincts in with Turner 437,587 GOP and Herring 479,907 Democrat, Lang the incumbent at 44,02.
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Des Moines
Hoover
Roosevelt
Field
Murphy
Brookhead
Brookhead, | Perbrainive 32,01. Governor: 2,338 Precincts Out of 2,435:| jTurner
Herring
Lang
Margin Of Demo Victory Over State Swells As Returns Near Completion
Governor elect Berry extends his lead as return counts show majorities for Democratic ticket in South Dakota. Berry leads Green by 37,701 with 145,700 to 107,999 as precincts report, with more ballots expected and a possible record turnout noted. Officials listed include Astrad, Morrison, ONeill, Siewert, Weeks, Stroal, Conway, Pickart. Continued updates promised.
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Tom Berry
Belvidere Rancher
H. A. Astrad
Huron
Myrtle Morrison
Vermillion
George O'Neil
Letcher
Frank G. Siewert
Willow Lake
J. D. Weeks
Aberdeen
Ben Stroal
Stroal
Walter Conway
Sioux Falls
Frank Pickart
Berry
Warren E. Green
J.A
Sievers to Speak on PT A Program at KGDY
The PT A radio program will air tomorrow at specific time on station KGDY featuring music by the college string quartet including Foster Krake John S Wharton Helen Bandy and Ralph Myers. Dr C E Sievers of Huron College will discuss Things a Child Has a Right to Have. Miss Cleata Thorpe will announce numbers and Miss Nina Wright will play the theme song.
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KGDY
College
Foster, Krake
John S. Wharton
Helen’ Bandy
Ralph Myers
Cee Sievers
Huron College
Cleata’ Thorpe
Nina Wright
Huron District Medical Society Meets at Hotel Tonight
Members of the Huron District Medical Society gather at Hotel Marvin Hugh itt tonight to hear two doctors discuss the School of Medicine at the University of South Dakota. The session opens with dinner at 6 30 and speakers are scheduled to appear.
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District Medicino
Huron District Medical Society
Marvin Hughitt
School of Medicine
University of South’ Dakota
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Weather report predicts unsettled conditions tonight with Friday turning fair and continued cold. South Dakota expects generally unsettled conditions through Friday with fair conditions afterward.
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Huron
South Dakota
Egg bet pits Healy against Alonzo after Hoover re election
In Los Angeles on November 10 a crowd arrangement had William Healy agreeing to be tied to a post and pelted with two dozen eggs by Manuel Alonzo if President Hoover was not re elected. Healy protested that he got a rotten deal and hurried for a shower.
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Los Angeles
William Healy
Manuel Alonzo
Hoover
Healy
Roosevelt Wins New York by City Vote Margin
New York returns show President Roosevelt carried New York State by a large margin, winning the five upstate counties but gaining most of his total from New York City. Governor-elect Herbert Lehman led the Democratic ticket with 2,654,977 votes to Donovan’s 1,812,693, as four-fifths of districts reported and Norman Thomas tallied 162,671.
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Rrosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York City
Herbert Ho Lehman
Wiliam J. Donovan
Lehman
Donovan
Norman Thomas
Donie Bush Signs One Year Managerial Pact With Reds
Minneapolis Nov 10 Donie Bush signed a one year contract to manage the Cincinnati club of the National League in 1933. Mike Kelley president of the Minneapolis baseball club said after a telephone conversation with Butt and Sidney Weil Cincinnati president that Bush accepted the post.
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Donie Bush
Cincinnati
Mike Kelley
Bush
Butt
Sidney Weil
Brookings Huron High School Game Canceled By Snow Storm
Brookings and Huron high schools cancelled their gridiron game after a heavy snowstorm. Officials said a six inch snow cover blanketed the Brookings area and made the field unusable this afternoon.
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Brookives
Hiron High School
Brookings
Lcials
Wets Hope December Beer Session to Repeal
Exuberant wets, buoyed by election results, predict beer at the December session. Democratic leaders Robinson and Harrison push repeal prospects. Republican opposition and Hoover's stance loom. States voting on repeal show nine states open to revising liquor laws. anti prohibition leagues plan renewed campaigns. Barley returns to trading pits on Volstead change hopes. Detroit governor elect Williams vows to free state prisoners violating prohibition where possible.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
John N. Garner
Hoover
Garner
Reed
Pennsylvania
Congress
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Michigan
New Jersey
California
Oregon
Colorado
Arizona
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Connecticut
Wyoming
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National Conference
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Priso
Roosevelt Victory Forces New Democratic Congress
Roosevelt plans a robust program after a decisive election. Democrats win the House by 3 to 1 and the Senate 59 to 36, with a record electoral vote for Hoover’s defeat. He pledges swift cabinet formation and expert consultation to craft liberal policies while party leaders prepare for March 4 inauguration.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
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House
Hoover
Congress
W. Warren Barbour
New Jersey
Percy 4. Stewart
Colorado
Karl C. Schuyler
Farmer-Labor
Grax
Thomas Vote Shows Increase in New York Output
A fragmented report indicates a rise in votes for Thomas in New York state totals with partial figures and unclear tabulation. The readable text suggests an increase but lacks complete data or formal results.
This Country Has No Fear of Communism
Beadle county reports a 1928 like election with Foster Ford receiving two votes for president while Har vey Liberty party candidate tallied 32 votes. Drys Up shaw Regan had 12 votes and socialists Thomas Mourer tally unknown. total county president votes reached 9 342, surpassing 1928 record of 8 292.
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Beadle County
Foster
Ford
Liberty Party
Harvey
Drys
Upshaw
Regan
Thomas and Mourer
Armistice Day Observance With Parade and Program
Armistice Day will be marked in Huron with a joint parade by American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Speakers Chester N. White and G. R. McArthur will address a program at the Huron theatre after the parade. Most businesses close all day except drug stores and restaurants.
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Chester N. White
Huron Theatre
Noom
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Mute End Brookings
Pavilion
South Dakota
Huron College
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Amarcen
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