Green Refuses Special Session for South Dakota Tax Fight
Governor Green denied the Just Tax union's request for a special legislative session to address tax delinquency issues. He argued the regular session in six weeks suffices, citing minimal taxpayer impact from delinquent sales and fears reducing interest could harm public finances. The union sought delaying tax sales and extending deed periods, but Green urged postponement to the next regular session.
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Green
Test Named On State Fair Board In South Dakota
Pierre Nov. 5 A new member A B Test of Frederick is named to the state fair board replacing J F Dinwoodie of Aberdeen who left the state Four incumbents J P Mitchell Mitchell S D Yankerton George W Wright and H N Johnson were reappointed to two year terms ending April 1934 All five appointments dated Nov 7 but announced today The board keeps a Republican majority with Dinwoodie also a Republican and terms for the incumbents had expired earlier.
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Rapid City
Green
Mir
Pin
Woodle
Michels
Rick
Dinwoodie
Weather Forecast for South Dakota Brief Update
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday across South Dakota. Central portions expect milder conditions tonight with rising temperatures by Wednesday. Huron and Valley areas: fair tonight and Wednesday, with a not quite so cold night and warmer Wednesday afternoon.
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South Dakota
Huron and
Victilte
Huron
M. ©. Blystone
Meteor Shower to Dazzle Sky Tomorrow Morning
New York observers will see the Leonids in a two day display before daybreak with a 33 year return and Jupiter or cloud cover as potential interference. Dr Clyde Fisher of the American Museum of Natural History urges watching toward the east early Wednesday and again Thursday for the best view.
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New York
Land
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
Emry Delays Comment On New South Dakota Relief Plan
Pierre November 15. Relief director Roy L. Emry arrived from Washington at 2 25 p m and declined to discuss future relief plans pending talks with Governor Green and Attorney General Sharpe. He had ordered county relief work suspended and said a new plan would be announced after discussions with state leaders. County delegates protested but no details were given. About 150 000 dollars remained unexpended from federal loans.
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Pierre
Washington
Roy L. Emry
South Dakota
Green
Sharpe
Emry
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Erory
State Recret
Huron
Governor Green
Mr. Emry
Tonfor
Ravine Park
Beadle County
Ancient People Had Their Troubles Too
Chicago Nov 15 Dr Charles W Kerr moderator of the Presbyterian church of the United States quoted an ancient Assyrian manuscript saying Alas, times are not what they were He argued it is an old custom to lament the generation current times are simply a familiar complaint echoed by Babylonians and others over centuries
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Chicago
Bendj
Charles W. Kerr
Presbyterian Church of the
Kerr
Presbyterian Union
Tulsa
Reno says efforts will be continued for higher prices
Omaha dispatch reports Milo Reno of Des Moines national president of the Farmers Holiday Association says the movement will shift from education to direct action to raise farm prices to at least cover production costs. He cites ongoing convention activity and plans to back farm organizations using all means.
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Omaha
Farmers
Milo Reno
Des Moines
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Holiday Association
Towa
Wai
Wall Street
Iowa
Roosevelt
Hoover
John A. Simpson
H. G. Keeney
Wisconsin
Walter M. Singler
Wisconsin Coperative Milk Pool
Libby Holman Freed After Dropped Murder Charges
Libby Holman Reynolds faces no murder trial as Forsyth County drops charges against her and ex friend A Walker in the death of her husband, Millionaire Smith Reynolds. Solicitor Higgins cites insufficient evidence and moves for nolle prosequi after careful investigation with Judge Stack approving the record.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Broadway
North Caroina
Carlisle Higgins
Wudge A. M Stack
Forsyth County Superior Court
Libby
Ab Walker
Winsted-Salem
Young
Smith Reynolds
Higgins
Stack
Nolle Presse
Forsyth County
Walker
Winston~ Salem
Reynolds
Benet Poikoff
Nalle Presse
Sheri Transon Scott
Erle McMichael
Blind Inmate Becomes State's Attorney in Bon Homme
In Bon Homme county G. W. Kirschman, formerly a blind inmate of the county poor farm, was elected state’s attorney after last Tuesday’s vote. Kirschman, who lost his sight years ago, had practiced law in Tyndall for many years before giving up his practice.
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Tyndall
Bon Homme County
G. W. Kirschman
Kirschman
Stige
Severe cold grips the upper Midwest and Great Lakes
Frigid weather sweeps Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin with sub zero readings Duluth four below Sioux Falls one below zero. Snow hits Chicago as temperatures tumble from 56 to near 20 with more snow and a cold front expected. Eagle Yukon records 40 below and Pacific storms threaten Oregon Washington coast as harbors brace for gales.
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Minnesota
St, Paul
Mest
North Dakota
Canada
Duluth
Federal Weather Bureau
Thief River Falls
Bemidji
Chicago
Tommorrow
Yukon
San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Eagle, Y
Risinger speaks at Beadle County Historical Society meeting
Risinger addressed Beadle County Historical Society at the county courthouse, presenting Indian customs and relics from his large collection. He demonstrated arrowheads axes spears spades and Hemmers while another speaker worked on an Indian mound. Music featured Dudley Fell Sam Snedigar Woodrow Gregory William Fesenhuth and J P Walsh. a December 12 program will include E K Fesenhuth of Redfield, former Beadle County assessor 50 years ago.
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Marion
Risinger
Beadle County
Madrid Now Office Announces Governor Assassination
In Madrid officials report the governor of Spanish Guinea was assassinated recently by a colonial troop escort during a visit to the island of Annobon. The incident prompts inquiries into security and colonial governance.
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Madrid
Toa
Guiheau
Annobon
French Plan Seen as Aid In Solving German Demands
Geneva dispatch describes the French disarmament plan as linking four chapters to form a security oriented programme. It would commit nations including the United States to forego absolute neutrality in war and apply Paris pact principles, with early cooperation to enforce arms limits and economic sanctions. The plan seeks league action and pooling of armies under Article 16, with mixed American openness and Italian skepticism on certain provisions.
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P. Luspley, Jr
Associated Press
Geneva
United States
Pli
Owerk
League of Nations
Germany
Baron von Neurath
League of Nations Council
Teague
Criminal Wants His Trial In Mississippi
Bert Hughes said he would rather face murder charges in Mississippi than a Michigan case for breaking and entering. Inspector Collins quoted Hughes noting shooting a man means little in a feud and claiming he killed the town marshal in Osaka, Mississippi, last winter. Hughes and Wilfred Herbert were arrested as they left a store with goods valued at 1,000. Authorities telegraphed Osaka police about the arrest.
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Mississippi
Detroit
Bert Hughes
Michigan
William J. Collins
Hughes
Wilfred Herbert
Osaka
Miss
Reveal Attempt To Bomb Liquor Resort
Sioux City police today found a home made bomb at the entrance of a bootlegging resort after patrolman Ted Zanlees observed two men near the building and slip into a nearby alley. The discovery marks an attempted bombing tied to bootlegging activity in the area.
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Sioux City
Ted Zanlees
Hoover Roosevelt debt talks loom on war debts
On board en route to Washington Hoover declines public comment on debt policy as he prepares for a planned conference with President-elect Roosevelt. Aides say he will not press Congress on foreign debt until after talks and a moratorium issue is resolved.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hover
White House
Congress
Brancaninlt
New York
White Houses
Hooverso
Roosevelt
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
United States
Great Britain
Twins Named After Roosevelt Hoover in Lancaster
In Lancaster, PA two twin boys born to Mrs. William Nixdorf were named after the current president-elect Franklin Roosevelt and the incumbent Herbert Hoover, the names chosen two days after the presidential election.
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Lancaster
Franklin Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
William Nixdorf
Contested Vote In Davis Election Hinge on Probe
Washington November 15 a senate election contest was forecast as the house campaign funds committee studied complaints about the selection of representatives in Delaware Pennsylvania and the first Tennessee district. Lawrence Rupp Pennsylvania democratic nominee would protest the count favoring Davis Pennsylvania Republican.
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Senate
House
Representatives
S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Lawrence Rupp
Pennsylvania
Davis
Rupp
Wilson
House Campaign Funds Committee
Delaware
Tennessee
Representative Ragan
Joseph Sharffin
Moratorium Declared On Farm Mortgages In Ninth District
Madison Nebraska November term opens as Judge Clinton Chase and Judge Charles E Stewart announce a moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures. They said they would not issue or confirm orders for closure sales during the indefinite period, affecting sales under judgment and foreclosure.
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Madison
Neb
Ninth
Clinton Chase
Charles E. Stewart
Wayne
Resources Show Bank Reserves Rise in US Notes
Washington Nov 15 41 The remptrofler of the currency reports 15 day totals for the nation and territories. Banks in the continental United States and Hawaii held resources of 22 1 995 000 on Sept 30, up 1 234 000 from the prior quarter. An increase of 20 120 069 000 from 1931.
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Washington
United States
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