President Urges Readjustment of Taxation System In Dakota
South Dakota Farm Bureau leaders at the twelfth annual convention opened in the Marvin Wapgittt Hotel urge readjustment of taxes to reflect farm ability to pay. They note farms bear 67 percent of tax load while city real estate is 10 percent, and call for broader use of cooperative marketing and new revenue sources to ease depreciation in farm property.
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South Dakota
Marvin Wapgiltt
OM. Crowder
Elk Point
Presiid
Add
Tarmers
Vlad
Farm Bureau
Giar
el Organizidon
Onis Ory
le Probium
Far
Alding
Crowder
Yarn T Burton Federation
A. W. Tompkins
Buran
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Pedr eTalio
Dakota
Tompkins
State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Dakota Tax Conference
State Cooperative Institute
Greater South Dakota Congress
Western South Dakota Alfalfa Seed Growers’ Exchange
South Dakota Potato Growers Association
Farmers Elevator Association of South Dakta
South Dakota Wheat Growers Association
Tompking
Fara
Basta
Bureau of Permanency-Of
Bank Roll Mystery After Shoe Trick Fail
Chicago report describes a robbery in which a large man threatened Miss Susai Haan with a pistol and demanded money at the gas house. She removed her shoes but the robber still took cash, while the victim later found the bank roll was not in her footwear.
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Cricago
Susai Haan
Smiss Anu Thol Tennive
Miss Haan
Five More Firms On Honor Roll In Red Cross Drive
Five firms in Beadle County reported 100 percent Red Cross enrollment bringing the county total to 19. Names listed include Basket Grocery East Side Grocery Axelrad Brothers Robinson Shoe Company and Fluron Grocery Office. Six families joined the 100 percent list: E A Loomis C Uag H I Mitchell Vernon J Clark J N McNair C Roy Smith and VL Weir. The Doa Ate county drive continues through Saturday.
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Muron
American Red Cross
Wis
John F. Sauer
Roll Call
Beadle County
Wear Basket Grocery
East Side Grocery
Axelrad Brothers
Robinson Shoe Company
Fluron Grocery Company
E. A. Loomis
Cuag
H. I. Mitchell
Vernon J. Clark
J. 9. McNair
C. Roy Smith
VL. Weir
Doa- Ate County
Weather summaries for Huron and South Dakota
Weather report notes Huron mostly cloudy with no decided change in temperature for Wednesday. In South Dakota expect mostly cloudy night with some cooler conditions in extreme areas and general improvement by Wednesday.
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Huron
Dakota
Another Man Linked to Roberts' Marshfield Bank Robbery
An Urbana dispatch reports Mrs. Hanson identified William S. Ragan of Chicago as the man she saw in Marshfield, Indiana, the day of the August robbery. Indiana bankers' associations investigate if Roberts, not Ragan, was the robber and Roberts remains jailed in Michigan City for another crime.
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W. 5. Ragan
Chicago
Willian
Roberta
Beadle County Depuy
Ind
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michigan
Kim
Pfisher
Grant Park
Oxford, Inc
Ava Ideas
Hisgan
Roberts
Urbana
Danville
Ill
Ragan
Fisher
Gratty Park
Oxford
Robbet
Wem
Mrs. Hanson
Hanson
Williamsport
Indianapolis
William Ryan
Bankers' Associations of Indiana and
Olinois
William Roberts
Sherlf Jac Huron
S. D
Temblor Shakes New England Coast On Anniversary
Severe earth tremors struck from Long Island Sound to Nova Scotia on the 174th anniversary of a major quake. No deaths or serious damage reported as Harvard geologist Professor Kirtley Mather linked the disturbance to the Fandian Fault. Shocks began near 3:35 PM with buildings rattling and lights swinging across six New England states and adjacent regions.
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Boston
Atlantic
Long Island Sound
Nova Scotia
New Foundland
New ' England
Fandian
Bay of Fandy
Harvard
Robbers Pose as Musicians in Lottery Payroll Heist
Gunmen carrying guitar cases to create a musical disguise robbed Carmen Lombardo and an accompanying Chicago visitor on Westin Street. They seized $4000 in payroll funds and jewelry valued at 20000, bound victims, and fled in an automobile with a fifth accomplice. The Lombardos run several orchestras including the Motel Roosevelt ensemble. Police note the assailants appeared to know the payroll money was inside the eighth floor apartment.
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LPI
Faure
Uniz
Carmen l Lombrdo
Westin Street
Glens
Lombardo
Cry
Te Motel Roosevelt Orchestra
Pollen
E Moey
Television Tube Promises Multi Viewer Reception
Dr Vladimir Zworykin, Westinghouse pioneer, describes a new kinescope style tube that replaces the scanning disk in receivers and could allow several people to view television images simultaneously. The device, smaller at one end and larger at the other, forms pictures on a fluorescent screen and could be simpler to operate with no moving parts.
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Brusterfield
Rochester Ae
Zee
Viedimir Sworykin
Westinghouse
Hensaldha
Princed
Zworykin
Institute of Radio Engineers
Sch
de. Zworykin
Legion Issues Member Appeal From South Dakota Campaign
Aberdeen reports a new appeal from State Commander Morrison now in Indian territory for the American Legion South Dakota. The state department adjutants’ report in Indianapolis set for Wednesday morning. Morrison and J.K. Mullinsy, adjutant, said in telegram the South Dakota campaign continues as membership totals reach 3,315 this year compared with 600 previously.
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Aberdeen
C. Morrison
American Legion
South Dakota
C. CG. Kelley
State
Department - Adjutants
Indianapolis
Ketler
Capital Mourns Good at White House
The nation's leaders prepare to honor James W. Good secretary of war who died after a severe infection. President Hoover and officials attend a private service at the White House before viewing by War Department staff and family. His body will travel to Cedar Rapids Iowa for burial.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
James W. Good
Curtis
House
Senate
War Department
Union Station
Cedar Raunds
Iowa
Good
Surrey
Charles P. Summierall
Strugela
Eni
Mr. Good
Mrs. Good
Uiseu
Mrs. Hoover
Walter
Iowa City
Simington
Ovation
Vragen
Cevinory’council
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury Department
Pious
Cone &Ress
Mellon
Tn- Brea
Thames
United States Chamber of Commerce
Bus Collides With Truck Injuring Three Near Jefferson
A Yankton Sioux City bus collided with a stock truck four miles east of Jefferson injuring three people. Bus driver Charles Polly, 25, was hospitalized with cuts bruises and possible arm fracture. Mrs Thornton of Elk Point and an unidentified man also received care. snow is blamed for the mishap.
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Jefferson
Sioux City
Here
Charles Polly
S.thornton
Elk Point
Man Dragged by Tractor Lived to Tell Story
Watertown, Nov. 19. A man named Solchert was dragged more than forty rods beneath a quack grass digger after a rifle misfire during a coyote encounter. He sustained severe bruises but survived, freeing himself as the tractor lurched into a muddy run and stuck before dawn.
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Watertown
Syati
Solchert
Solehert
Solbert
Discrimination Claim Over Soldier Housing and Morale
Major General Fuqua argues soldiers are disadvantaged in congressional defense appropriations compared with sailors. He cites imbalanced funding for housing uniforms and recreation, claiming negative effects on infantry morale and development as the war department tallies the budgets.
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U.S
Washington
Fuqua
Infantry
Congress
Army
Navy
War Department
National Defense
Titanic Survivor Recalls Fateful Night At Banquet
Alpert F. Caldwell of Bloomington Illinois described the sinking at a South Dakota Farm Mutual Insurance banquet after their annual convention. Caldwell recalled the April tenth voyage began with high confidence as the ship hit an iceberg and began sinking while he, his wife and child slept.
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Alpert F. Caldwell
Bloomington
State Farm Life Insurance , Company
South Dakota Farm Mutual Insurante Company
Galdwell
Atlentic
Railway Chiefs Arrive for First Economic Confab
Simington November event gathers railroad leaders in Washington to discuss plans for expanding freight and passenger service and stabilizing business conditions. Hoover aides and treasury officials weigh funding and a joint railroad construction push ahead of a broader stabilization program.
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Messi Golig
Washington
20 Trailway Association
Ageested Ihac
Hoover
United States
Chambe
Commerce
Thurasay
White Mouse
Richard E. Aishton
American Railway Assiistion
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvant Railroad
JS. Bennet
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
T. F E. Crawley
New York Centralines
Agnew T. Dive
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Pairfax Harrison
Jeremiah Milbank
The
Southern Railway
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
J. J. Pelley
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Fred W. Sargent
United States Chamber XX Commerce
Chicago and North Western Railway
Daniel Willard
Baltimore’ and Ohio Railroad
Juhux Barnes
William Butterworth
United States Chamber of Commarce
Green Syar Coaching Emerges for Beckfield Freshmen
Myles Lane, hailed as a top Dartmouth backfield standout and member of the 1925 and 1926 teams, coaches the Beckfield Big Geren freshman squad, signaling a notable return to coaching circles.
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Myles Lane
Dartmouth
Beckfield
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