Unemployment Census Planned in Huron Community Effort
The Associated Charities organize a unemployment census in Huron as part of a Christmas and winter program. A committee chaired by Rev. F. E. Lochridge will supervise the survey to register bona fide residents only, with Miss Lois Gitchell as registrar. Clyde R. Smith and A. R. Hannum named leaders, and registration at the Chamber of Commerce office daily 9 to 5.
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Associated Charities
Huron
Huron Co-Operative Club
F. E. Lochridge
Clyde R. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Hannum
Charles Demlo
Organized Labor
C. A. Lafferty
Beadle County Red Cross
Marie Lampe
E. T. Gitchell
Paul K. Myers
Lois Gitchell
J. C. Penney
Hoover
United States
Census Bureau
Elks
Clearing House
Smith
Carrie Reynolds
Beadle County
Josephine Ainsworth
Co- Operative Club
The
Salvation Army
Chicago & North Western Women
Slab
Aitrusa Club
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Twentieth Century Club
Child Welfare Bureau
First Church of Christ Scientist
Catholic Daughters of America
W. C. A. Kiwanis Club
Masonic
American Lutheran Church
Central Labor Union
Bethel A. M. E Church
Chamber of Cocomerce
City of Huron
Baptist Church
Elles Lodge
Christian Church
Mattes of Aberdeen Dies After Illness
F H Mattes of Aberdeen dies at a hospital after a long illness. Born in Huron August 10, 1886 he was a longtime switchman for the Chicago and North Western Railway. Survived by widow and four brothers, services to be held in Redfield with burial there.
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F. H. Mattes
Aberdeen
Ho Mattes
Aberdean
Mr. Mattes
Huron
Chicago A& North Western Railway
J.we Mattes
Sam Francisco
C. A. Matine Jr
San Francisco
Ben E. Mattes
Nedfield
Ralph E Mattes
New York
Plorre Oe Lodge
Redfield
Masonic Temple
Christmas Mailing Deadlines for Foreign Countries
Postmaster A B Blake announces final mailing dates to reach abroad before Christmas with last ships from San Francisco sailing to Hawaii by December 10. Countries listed include Austria Belgium China Denmark England France Germany Greece Italy Japan Norway Scotland Spain Sweden Switzerland and Mozambique noted as too late for interior Manchuria.
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Manchuria
Mozambique
Netherland East Indies
Portuguese East Africa
A. B. Blake
Huron
Austria
Belgium
China
Denmark
England
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Japan
Norway
Scotland
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
San Francisco
Hawaiian Island
Broken Toy Matinee Invites Huron Children for Charity
Huron plans a Saturday matinee at 10 3 for five cents and a broken toy admission. Manager Byron McElligott partners with Boy Scouts to repair toys donated by local children. Santa Claus may visit, with invitations forwarded by the Christmas Editor of The Evening Huronite.
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Senta Claus
Huron
Jolly St. Nick
Santa
Maro
Santa Claus
Byron McElligott
Huron Theatre
Boy Scouts of Huron
Huronite
W C T U Pushes Federal Censorship Of Movies In 56th Convention
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union prepared to seek federal censorship of motion pictures and warn parties against wet candidates. President Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn was reelected as the head of the N W C T U. Maude M. Aldrich, head of the film department, urged a law requiring licensing of interstate and international films to raise moral standards and curb lavish waste and abroad misrepresentation influencing world opinion.
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Houston
Texas
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ells A. Boole
N.Y
Mins Maude M. Aldrich
Acess
Misa Aldrich
America
United States
Sioux Falls Cab Driver Robbed. Car Stolen in City
An unidentified man forced a Sioux Falls Yellow Cab driver to drive to the city outskirts and escaped with the taxi. The driver, Russell Lambert, was held up by the passenger, who fled with the vehicle during the robbery reported on November 18.
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Sioux Falls
Bioux Falls
Yellow Cab
Russell Lambert
Rdvar
Chicago Wins First Victory Over Public Enemies Under Vagrancy Law
Chicago scored its first victory in the battle against public enemies by convicting James Fitr Sammons under an old vagrancy statute. Sammons faced a six month jail term and a $100 fine after a five day trial, with additional burglary and larceny charges and a Baltimore robbery warrant pending. He awaits counsel’s move on a possible new trial.
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Chicago
Ita
James Fitr Sammons
Chicago Crime Commission
Rock Pile
Sammons
Detective Bureau
Edgar A. Jonas
Baltimore
Sammona
Five Compete in Huron College Oratory Meet at Chapel
The annual Huron College oratorical contest is set for Friday night at the chapel, November 21, 8 p.m. Five students vie for top prizes with orations on Tolerance, College Athletics, Peace, and Evolution. first prize yields 25 dollars and advances to the state contest in Rapid City February 12 and 13.
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Huron College
Rapid City
Leonard Anderson
Alice Scott
Laurence Pugsley
Hayden Williams
Hia Tople
Charles Filbey
F. H. Kent
Forensic Department
Department of Speech
Gorilla Sightings Reported Near Atlantic Iowa
Residents near Atlantic Iowa report seeing a creature believed to be a gorilla two miles from the Missouri river bottoms. People describe a large foot print and a beast about a man’s height seen at close range. Police aid offered as the animal is thought to have escaped from a Glenwood circus over a year ago.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Iowe
Missouri River
Cle
Glenwood
Sky lighted with brilliant display over November meteors
Chicago reports dawn skies lit by a meteor shower as Earth entered the Leonid path. Astronomers say the display bodes well for November 1933 when another meteoric event is expected to rival the 1633 shower.
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Chicago
Beresford Dinner Honors Senator-Elect Bulow
Beresford tonight hosts a Democratic dinner for Senator-Elect W. J. Bulow of South Dakota. About 900 attendees from across the state are expected, including locals who knew Bulow as a lawyer. Governor-elect Bulow is to be the main speaker.
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Beresford
Bulow
Forest Ranger William C. Godfrey Dies After Snow Battle
KLAMATH FALLS OBE Nov 1 William C Godfrey chief forest ranger in Crater Lake National Park died last night from exhaustion after trekking on foot through 44 inches of snow from Fort Klamath toward a government camp He was found dying by Rudey Luck two miles south of the camp after a search party began when he was reported missing for 24 hours
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Klamath Falls
Obe
William C. Godfrey
Crater Lake National Park
Fort Klamath
Government Camp
Rudey
Godfrey
Wheat Futures Unsettled Amid Winnipeg Selloff
Chicago and Winnipeg markets showed heavy selling in wheat futures with December hovering near stabilization prices while New May held higher amid government support. Winnipeg prices tumbled to near 55 cents a bushel before a rebound. Chicago futures posted daily losses ranging from fractions to several cents as panic selling gripped pits.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
United States
Stabilization Corporation
Guick Ty Boon
Sic
New May
Old May
Nov
New York
Kingsford Smith Plans Pacific Flight From Oakland
Kingsford Smith announced a non stop flight from Oakland to Tokyo via San Francisco, aiming to cover about 4900 miles with a new Heathers Craw plane. He expects a 4000 mile cruising radius to handle possible headwinds and will attempt the Pacific leg after his Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsford-Smith
Pacific
Oakland
Cal
Ral Kingsford-Smith
Ree Ae
Francisco Hay
Tokyo
Fer
Smith
Aoros
Atlantic
Neb Laws Proposal on Election Rules and Prosecution
A fragment notes a proposed change to Nebraska election laws mirroring a prior primary issue. If adopted the measure would require election office holders to prove their qualifications. Prosecution would be provided for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braska
Hoover says South Dakota to lose one House seat
President Hoover announced after the 1930 census that South Dakota will drop from three to two representatives in the U.S. House. Twenty seven seats overall are affected as California gains nine, Michigan four, Texas three, and several states gain or lose one or two seats. If Congress does not act by March 4, reapportionment proceeds by statute.
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Washington
Hoover
House
South Dakota
National House Af Representatives
White Tew
California
Michigan
Texas
Connecticut
Florida
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohie
Missouri
Georgia
Iowa
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
States
Alabama
Indiana
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Congress
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Porto Hico
Virgin Islands
Mellon May Have Second Ceremony
In Pittsburgh on November 18 W L Mellon Jr and his wife Grace Rowley Mellon considered whether to stage a formal wedding after a secret elopement more than a year earlier. A family conference was planned to decide if a second ceremony would occur and Mrs Rowley said the decision rested on discussions today.
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Pittsburgh
W. L. Mellon, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Grace Rowey
State Legion Leads Roll Call In 1931 Totals
Aberdeen reports the South Dakota American Legion shows 4445 paid up members for 1931 in a national telegraphic roll call. The tally reflects a large rise from 3208 the previous year as posts report figures via district commanders to the state and then to the national adjutant. The top ten departments earn citations. Last year SD missed tenth by 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
North Dea
Montana College students vote on ending protest
Montana State College students planned a vote this afternoon on whether to abandon a strike that began Friday over social regulations. The ballot would gauge support for continuing the protest or resuming classes after President Alfred Atkinson returns from his oust.
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Montana
Mont
Montana State College
Alfred Atkinson
Levine Taken In Vienna Ridicules Forgery Charge
Charles A. Levine, detained in Vienna, ridiculed charges of intending forgery. Police say a Venice ticket was found, and that he ordered metal dies to coin French francs. A bag contained letters about machinery for forging money and counters for gambling venues.
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Levine
Vienna
Charles A. Levine
Semmelling Spa
Venice
French Chamber of Commerce
Leipsig
Mia
Tulsa Sportsman George Hurford Kidnapping Report
Tulsa conforms to a sensational kidnapping of George H. Hurford wealthy sportsman and bookmaker abducted from his country estate by armed men after a late fishing trip Hurford known as a square gambler and kennel club organizer faced threats and a possible ransom plan dating back months with his wife threatened during the abduction and no contact yet established with authorities or family.
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Tulsa
Okla
The
Pulsa World
George H. Hurford
Southwest
Hurford
Harford
Sholtens
Earl Franks
Confesses To Part In Bank Robbery
Chester Shorty Gore of Omaha confessed to driving the getaway car in the Hiawatha Kansas bank robbery of October 3. Officials identified Gore and Fletcher Moores as gang members. Moores shot a police detective and was wounded. Gore implicated a third man and denied involvement in a separate Netawaka bank robbery.
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Omaha
Pallee
Hiawatha
Kan
Chester “Shorty” Gore
Gore
Fletcher Moores
Moore
Netawaka
Kar
Clarence D Clark Dies in Evanston Wyoming
Clarence D. Clark former United States senator from Wyoming died at his daughter Mia J Holland's home in Evanston Wy after months of declining health.
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Evanston
Wyo
Clarence D. Clark
United States
Wyoming
Mia
J. H. Holland
Senate Plans Invite Farm Groups On Debenture Issue
The Senate Agriculture Committee will decide before Congress reassembles whether to sponsor new farm relief legislation. Secretary Hyde, Farm Board Chairman Legge, and three farm-group presidents were invited to meet next Monday in executive session. Hoover prepares the December 1 message and public works proposals.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Hyde
Legge
Farm Board
National Farm Organizations
Senate
Hoover
Senaptor Walsh
Montana
McNary
L. J. Tabor
National Grange
C. ©. Huff
Farmers’ Union
H.thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Deer Hunters Rally As Early Snow Covers Hills
Rapid City reports early snow in the Black Hills attracting deer hunters. More than a half inch fell overnight with three inches in Deadwood. tracking is difficult and many hunters delay or retry in final days. Floyd Collins injured his foot attempting a home remedy in Hot Springs.
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Rapid City
Mae
Black Hills
Deadwood
Foot Hot Springs
Floyd Collins
Custer State Park
Hot Springs
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Nickel and Knickknack
James Sammons
Minneapolis
Mellon
State Legion
Tulsa Sportsman
George Hurford
Clarence D, Clark
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
White House
Fes
Ohio
Jesus Orer
National Committee
Nutt
Hevaburer
Eucas
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