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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1938

Page

8

Mooney Pardon Hopes Rise As Olson Takes Office

California's new governor Culbert Olson pledges social reform and talks of a possible pardon for Tom Mooney. Olson's promises include pensions, worker programs, and mediation of labor disputes. Mooney in San Quentin Hospital orderly role expresses cautious optimism about a pardon after decades in prison.

Olson California Los Angeles Culbert L. Olson Hig Tom Moloney San Francisco Roosevelt Partin San Joaquin Valley Mooney Pardon Mooney State Senate

1916 San Francisco bombing sparks public outrage and cautious pardon note

The report notes San Francisco turmoil following the 1916 preparedness day bombing. It also records Olson’s statement promising an early hearing on a new pardon application and a favorable view, while the prisoner avoided plans for a future life, saying he feels he can take his place in society.

San Francisco Olson

How Conservative Is GOP Question Younger Men With More Literalism Rise To Places Of Power

Washington nov 10 p the Republican Party tempered by liberal waters must weld its forces for 1940. Younger leaders Kenneth Simpson Thomas D New York Leverett Istail Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts push a conservative line that may jar veteran chiefs. No open dispute yet as to leadership or direction.

W. B. Ragsdale Washington Roosevelt Kenneth Simpson Thomas D New York Leverett Istail Henry Cabot Lote Massachusetts John M. Hamilton National Committee

Why Youre Constipated and How to Fix It

A playful health tip piece explains constipation from poor bulk in diets. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran and Aus Bran as daily aids, urging high fiber intake and water to ease bowel movements. It notes these cereals provide bulk and iron and are widely sold by grocers.

Kelloge

Armistice Day Quiet Day at Grace Episcopal Church

Women of the Episcopal Church worldwide observe Armistice Day as a Quiet Day of Prayer for peace. Local observance begins with Holy Communion at Grace Episcopal Church at 8:60 am, with service prayers for peace. Due to a Community Armistice Service at 21 o'clock, no other services will be held, though the church remains open for prayer and meditation.

Episcopal Church Grace Episcopal Church Grace Church

Rites Saturday For Mrs Chestnut

Funeral services for Mrs. Cath erine Chestnut a Huron resident will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian Church with Dr Ketelle in charge. The body remains at Walsh Funeral home until Friday afternoon then at her son John Chestnut 149 Montana Avenue Southwest. Burial will be in Ri Cemetery.

Chestnut Catherine Chestnut Huron Presbyterian Church Ketelle Walsh Funeral John Chestnut Montana Avenue Ri Cemetery

Dionnes Recover From Tonsil and Adenoid Surgery

The Dionne quintuplets, after yesterday operations to remove tonsils and adenoids, are reported by Dr. Allan R. Dafoe to be recovering splendidly. The father Oliva Dionne recalled a perilous summer when Enlie faced a Streptococcus infection and a 43 hour unconscious spell, stressing past illness and now improved health.

Callander Unt Allan R. Dafoe Oliva Dionne Enlie

Hyde County GOP sweeps ticket in decisive election

Hyde County voters gave the entire Republican slate a strong win in the general election. Elmer Buck captured the state senate seat with about ten times his rival’s votes in Hyde, Hand, Hughes, and Sully counties. J. B. Parking won state representative in Sully, while M. Harry O'Brien, a Democrat, defeated C. E. Noel for state's attorney. County offices mostly went Republican, with wins for auditor A. G. Tagg, treasurer Mabel Whipple, sheriff J. P. O'Brien, clerk of courts R. B. Rockwell, register of deeds Helen Hamerly, and commissioners Ira McDonald, Fred Bawdon, John Peterson, and Jake Silver. Gladys M. Gannon and Fred R. Winans were unopposed for schools and county judge.

Highmore Hyde County U. S Elmer Buck Hand Hyde Hughes Sully J. B. Parking Highmore Herald M. Harry O'Brien Dyer C. E. Noel O'Brien Pierre A. G. Tagg Mabel Whipple J. P. O'Brien R. B. Rockwell Register of Deeds Helen Hamerly Republicar Ira McDonald Fred Bawdon John Peterson Jake Silver Gladys M. Gannon Fred RR. Winans Gurney Berry C.n Beadle County Gurney Berry U Pyh McCullen U. 5 Mund Loriks Bushfield Fogshelm McMurchi Haug Temmey Roddowly Ringsrud Wells Warner Kelly Douglas Hinselman Hammerquist Stroalasi Merkle Pickart Birks Weir Oviatt Crawford Stevenson He Treasurem Claymore Reilly Larsen Hedland McDonsid Ard McAllister Venables Sun District Guthmiller Denison Benson Fisher Taylor Byrnes

County Vote Results Show Nine Officials Re elected

County voters returned nine officials to five year terms including State Senator Carl H. Weir Democrat and County Auditor Edward G. Youngs Democrat. Coroner F. D. Kinyon Republican and Constable A. J. Larsen Republican were unopposed. County Judge R. M. Russell, a former roommate of Harold Stassen, noted in the count.

F. D. Kinyon A. J. Larsen Sherif R. M. Russell Minnesota Harold Stassen University of Minnesota Carl H. Weir Charles M. Worrall Edward G. Youngs S. P. Glanzer Ray Hedlund Glanzee Kinkead Miss Davis Beadle County Huron Burger Garage Lincoln School U.S

Beadle County Returns Show GOP Gains and Low Turnout

The Beadle County results detail Republican victories in national state and county races with uneven turnout. Governor Bushfield trailed, while Gurney Berry and Mund led in their contests. Local figures list unopposed posts and a mix of yes and no on constitutional measures.

Chrysanthemum show specials boost Walker's ads

City briefs note Goodyear Service Store move for Mr. and Mrs. Dick True of Watertown now in Huron at 536 Idaho Avenue Southeast. Walker's advertises chrysanthemum mumbo pompon prices and Furrier ads highlight end of season sales at Geyer man's Bargain Basement. Several local visits to Aberdeen and Omaha involve Mrs. E H Bryer Miss Anna Foley and Mrs. Mildred Coshun. Public notices include a marriage license for I Richard Wright and Florence Henderson and a church bazaar November 14 at Presbyterian Church.

Dick True Watertown Huron True Goodyear Service Idaho Avenue Walker's E. H. Bryer Aberdeen John P. Sauer Stan Geyerman Gady Eilers Anna Foley Omula Genevieve Kreicghmyr Omaha Pierre New Bargait Mildred Coshun Emil Frost Mobridge E. P. Barrisom Los Angeles Ben Wharton Trinity Guild Andrew Pappas Helene Georgiades Ft. Dodge Pappas Morni Miss Georgiades J. Georgiades Kay Georgiades Richard Wright Highmore Plorengee Henderson Coe I. Crawford Robert BD. Craw Presbyterian Church C. A. Ashman Yankton D. M. Stuelpnagel Aurel Alice Waller C. W. Trautner St. Martin's Parish

First recorded cartoonist Panson noted by Aristotle

The source notes Panson as the earliest recorded cartoonist. Aristotle mentions Panson was punished for his caricatures, apparently political, but it does not reveal whom Panson satirized.

Panson Aristotle

Chamberlain Man Killed At Crossing

William Smith a 65 year old day laborer in Chamberlain was killed by an east bound freight train at an abandoned crossing 11 miles west of town. He was jolted from a wagon as his team crossed the crossing appeared to fall, struck his head on the rails, and the wheels crushed his skull before the train could stop. The coroner’s inquiry led to the body being removed to Chamberlain.

Chamberlain William Smith Here Smith

Pearl Buck Wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Pearl Buck, American author of The Good Earth, was awarded the 1938 Nobel Prize in literature. Born in Hillsboro West Virginia in 1892 and long resident in China, she becomes the second American laureate in literature after Sinclair Lewis. The prize total is 155000 kroner about 37975 dollars.

Stockholm Pearl Buck China Buck Pearl Lydenstrucker Richard J. Walsh Great Neck New York Hillsboro West Virginia Sinclair Lewis

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