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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1930
Page
7
In Barcelona on Nov 18 two striking workers were killed and four wounded in a pistol battle with police near the Columbus monument. Civil guards and troops kept crowds in check as arrests of communists and socialist agitators were reported. Food trucks operated under heavy guard amid long queues for essentials.
Senator Blaine leads a Senate inquiry into a non cancellable lease for the St Paul postal station. Witness L J Drill reviews documents on a clause linked to fraud and misrepresentation and a $120000 annual rent. The property tied to bonds exceeded $1 million and is managed by Post Office Stations Inc led by Jacob Kulp.
Weather forecast notes probable snowfall tonight and Wednesday for Hares Vicinity and western South Dakota, with colder conditions inland. Minnesota and Iowa expect increasing clouds, rain likely in western areas late tonight into Wednesday, and light warming in the southeast.
Mitchell reports 37 degrees with a high of 49 and a low of 35 and no precipitation. roads are good and skies partly cloudy. Watertown shows 32 with a high of 4 and a low of 2, precipitation listed as bone, roads good and cloudy. Yankton 37/31/35 with no precip, roads good and partly cloudy. Huron 40/4/3 with no precip, roads good and partly cloudy. Sioux Falls 38/49/32, no precip, roads good and partly cloudy. Aberdeen 33/52/33, no precip, roads good and cloudy. Rapid City 32 with high and low at 1, precip 0.3, roads good and snowing. Pierre 48/32/2, precip 0, roads good and cloudy.
Bettelheim of Spearfish announced his bid for speaker as the session opens in January. The third-term Lawrence county representative joins forces with party peers amid talks of other contenders and past West River speakers such as Tscharner and Frescoln.
Dr Claude Dornier announced plans to remove all twelve motors of the DO X in Lisbon and have them revised before continuing to New York. He will not change engine type and aims for a full speedier rebuild. Experts say magnetos, not engines, have caused recent difficulties with the seaplane.
Belle Fourche November 18 The Black Hills sugar plant will mail $630000 in beet grower checks tomorrow. A second payday is planned around December 15 for about $150000. Through October payments totalled $720000, with 70106 tons of beets delivered to the factory.
Lincoln reports warn of steps to counter any blocking of the inquiry into Nebraska's senatorial campaign. Nye and Dale reach agreement to compel evasive witnesses, with threats to bring them to Washington. The committee's Irvine questioning Miner Bacon who admits pressuring Esther Alton to sign a correcting affidavit.
An amateur transmitter designed in Hartford uses standard receiving tubes and two push pull power amplifier tubes like those in modern broadcasts. The outfit costs about $4, needs no more than a 40 watt bulb for power, and includes a power supply and filter per an official QST article.
Navy reports Governor W. J. Bulaw and his family departed for Beresford to attend a banquet honoring him tonight. A Stanley County farmer in North Carolina says he earns 33 to 40 dollars monthly from five cows without purchasing feed.
Kansas City reports shared excitement as Chase Brothers of Willow Lake South Dakota exhibit the reserve grand champion barrow at the American Royal Livestock show. Judges and spectators followed divisions across cattle hogs sheep and horses as horses contest the mare class for a $15,000 stake headlined by Carnation Time Naughty but Nice and Annabel Lee.
Mrs. Ella E. Boole national president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union told the Houston convention that the organization had run to earth and branded as false rumors that brewers are ready to resume brewing intoxicating beer in anticipation of amendment modification.
At The Hospitals admitted Donald Walker Jr from Colorado Southwest for medical care. Discharged: Mrs M Dienstake from Leban x, John Manolis from Huron.
Horse-makers are reminded that the Huronite recipe contest for this week closes at p. m. this evening. Three prizes will be awarded for the best dessert recipes for Thanksgiving dinner. First prize is a $1 credit slip at any Huron grocery. Second and third prizes are fifty cent credit slips. Originality in blending contents will be judged by Miss Catherine McKay and Miss Jessie Kaiser. Send contributions to Recipe Contest Editor in care of The Huronite. A new contest starts Thursday with full details in the paper.
Moscow reports a double barreled attack by the Soviet press on Raymond Poincare former French president and premier and on French imperialism. The coverage follows indictments of eight alleged counter revolutionary leaders and their confessions of dealings with Poincare Briand and other European figures for foreign intervention in the United States.
Louisville reports that eight Kentucky banks with combined resources over 75 million dollars were closed today. The largest bank, the National Bank of Kentucky in Louisville, was shut down as part of the action.
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The National Bank of Kentucky, with assets near 20 million, closed due to wild rumors about its condition. Following the action, Louisville Trust Co and Security Bank also suspended operations as precautionary closures. All three are linked through holding company Banco Kentucky.
Miss Margaret Peterson assistant librarian will tell aviation stories for boys up to age 12 tomorrow afternoon at 4 15 as part of Book Week activities. The program highlights latest aviation tales and aims to engage young readers in the library event.
Belasco the famed theatrical producer lay critically ill with pneumonia in his West Fifty-ninth street apartment today. Only medical attendants were allowed in as he battles the illness at age 78.
Four people from Sioux Center Iowa were injured when a car went through a wooden railing at the Fourth street viaduct and fell 31 feet to railroad tracks. John Scott suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover. Also hurt were Henry Addink John Addink and J J Klein.
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