Nicholson Rites Held for USD Student in Auto Crash
Redfield November 10 Special Funeral services were held today for Clayton C. Nicholson a University of South Dakota senior engineering student killed in a highway crash near Sioux City Sunday morning. Nicholson 22 son of Mr and Mrs M Nicholson of Redfield. Lawrence Oz Kelly of Sioux City escaped with minor injuries.
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Clayton C. Nicholson
University of South Dakota
Sioux City
Redfeld
Nicholson
Lawrence
Oz) Kelly
Clayton
M. Nicholson
Democrats Win House. Republicans Lose Senate Chapter
The 1930s era election produced a large Democratic gain in the House, approaching a three to one margin, while Republicans lost control of the Senate to bolster Democrats in the next session. The shift leaves 59 Democrats, 36 Republicans, and one Farmer-Labor in the upper chamber with key races in Colorado and New Jersey deciding the final outcome.
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W. Warren Barbour
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Iowa
Will Wood
Indiana
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Appropriations Committee
Michener
Michigan
Parke
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Carl G. Bachmann
Missouri
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Minnesota
South Dakota elects governor-elect Tom Berry sounds praise
SIOUX FALLS November 10 2 Tom Berry Bélvidere democratic governor elect yesterday expressed gratitude to South Dakota voters for the election victory. He thanked citizens and campaign workers and urged unity with legislature for economy and efficiency in administration. He noted difficulties ahead with many newcomers and inexperience in the house as politics shift.
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Tom Berry
Bélvidere
South Dakota
Hildebrandt Sees Democratic Edge in SD First District
Fred H. Hildebrandt of Watertown declares the Democratic party has a good chance to deliver a safe and sound administration. He reports election returns indicate his victory in South Dakota's first district, thanking supporters across 44 counties for the win and the wave of congratulations.
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Fred H. Hildebrandt
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Sioux Falls
Congress
South Dakota
Newspapers Only Way Of Notifying Winners
Washington reports that as of November 10 Roosevelt and Garner learned of their election by reading newspapers. The Constitution lacks a formal provision to notify the president elect and vice president elect. Senators, representatives, and party nominees receive official notices, but no official word goes to the winners themselves.
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Roosevelt
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Elest
Roosevelt Takes Up State Affairs
Gov. Roosevelt begins governing New York with budget work and state financing as he returns from election celebrations. He travels from New York to Albany and Hyde Park, receiving a warm, rain soaked welcome from supporters and his family. A minor accident occurs when a car hits his aunt’s vehicle, but no serious harm is reported. Roosevelt telegraphs a first message to the nation, inviting public help in a restoration plan and pledging ongoing effort.
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Hoosevelt
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New York City
South Dakota Cancels North Dakota Football Game
Vermillion November 1. University of South Dakota athletic director G Russell Bauer announced the football game with the University of North Dakota, scheduled for tomorrow, has been cancelled due to snow and cold weather.
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G. Russell Bauer
University of South Dakota
University of North Dakota
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Stolen Sultan’s Prayer Rug Valued at 250000
A prayer rug valued at 250000 dollars was stolen while en route to the religious Museum. It was a gift from Sultan Murad IV to the chief Mevlevi dervish at Konia and shipped from that town in an iron chest.
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Istanbul
Murad IV
Konia
William Martin to Skip Shaving at Roosevelt Inauguration
William Martin, 88, vows not to shave when Franklin D. Roosevelt is inaugurated. He has shaved only four titles since 1868 and breaks a 64 year tradition. He has supported 16 Democratic candidates and shaved on Cleveland and Wilson inaugurations. He plans to keep his whiskers and be buried with them.
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Wiliam Martin
Roosevelt
Martin
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Huron College Band Concert Delights Assembly
The Huron college band performed a full period concert for the sunlit assembly under Donald Hansen. Selections included Friendship and Fidelity The Tron Count Hosts of Freedom Spirit of the Age and Our Director March ending with the college song tune Here s to Huron Warriors sung by students.
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Huron College
Donald Hansen
Cline
King
Hayes
Iowa City scrimmage shows small lineup shifts prior to game
Iowa University coach plans one minor change as the revamped lineup from Nebraska last week remains with Wilmon Mass shifted to second string while Bernard Page returns to varsity. The starting backfield includes George Teyro Jo Laws and Herman Schmidman with Page at fullback in a rain soaked field. Additionally 26 085 women and girls are enrolled in 1395 Tennessee farm demonstration clubs.
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Iowa City
Nebraska
University of Iowa
Wilmon Mass
Bernard Page
Young Dickerson
Jack Radloff
Lamir Kouba
Cornhuskers
George Teyro
Jo: Laws
Herman Schmidman
Page
Tennessee
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