Seek More Money For Carrying Out Dry Enforcement
Washington moves to fund stronger prohibition enforcement next year with a total request of about 17.4 million dollars from the justice and treasury departments. The plan calls for 300 new dry agents 90 additional inspectors and larger clerk staffs to boost enforcement, with Woodcock seeking 21.2 million for the justice unit and Deran's industrial alcohol division asking about 200 thousand more. The Women's Committee for Enforcement released a cautious statement while awaiting the Wickersham commission's report.
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Washington
Prohibition
Congress
Nquor
Justice and
Treasury Departments
Woodcock
Justice Departments Enforcement
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Treasury
Industrial Alcohol Division
James M. Deran
Women's Committee
Law Enforcement Commission
Women's National Committee Foraw Enforcement
Wickersham Committee
Jobless Survey Starts In Huron Census
Eleven persons including heads of families with nearly 50 dependents register at the Huron Chamber of Commerce as the unemployment census opens. The Associated Charities committee aims to list all unemployed residents and arrange work. Most registrants are over 50, with carpenters and store clerks prominent. hours are 9 to 5 daily.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Associated Charities Committee
Clarge
Huron
Clyde R. Staith
General Strike Called in Seville Sparks Clashes
A general strike was declared in Seville today causing disorders as striking workers clashed with police. Two persons were wounded when strikers dragged out workers and blocked a motorcar carrying a motorman and conductor. The strike appears linked to actions this week in Madrid and Barcelona.
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Seville
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Weather South Dakota Outlook Thaws and Cold Spells
Thursday brings partly cloudy skies across South Dakota with mild highs around the central region. A chance of freezing temperatures exists in the far eastern portions as a cold front pushes through, bringing cooler air and light winds.
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South Dakota
Calder Tsight
Amon
Clemdy
Wwew
Colées
Salesman's Zeal Forces Hospital Head To Resign
In Lincoln Nebraska a state orthopedic hospital head, Dr J H Matthai, resigns after an insurance agent seeking a sale used licensing records to obtain his age. Matthai said he believed he was exempt from Nebraska license requirements since not engaged in general practice, prompting the resignation after nine years in charge.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. H. Matthai
Indian Summer Retreat Sweeps West As Snow Bites
A broad retreat of Indian summer spreads across the west as temperatures plummet. Snow ranges from two inches to nearly three feet, closing mountain passes and delaying travel while air mail service is grounded and trains run behind schedule. In California and Nevada heavy snow and frost warnings rise, and a missing Pacific Air Transport ship with three passengers prompts a search near Lebes California.
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Denver
Tehachapie Range
Lebes
Calif
Pacific Air Transport
Robert Hamilton
D'Alene
Idaho
Montana
Helena
Wyoming
New Mexico
California
San Bernardino
San Fernando
Imperial Valley
Fail To Connect Series Of Crimes
In Dubuque Iowa on November 19 police fail to link three Milwaukee and Estherville men to Wisconsin robberies after arrests in a stolen car. Edwin Ham 20 Joseph Schwartz 22 and Martin Olson 21 confess to Minnesota and Iowa robberies while Wisconsin officers prepare to compare leads in the Glen Haven bank and Horrigan farm cases. Two Wisconsin women could not identify the suspects.
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Dubuque
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Edwin Ham
Joseph Schwartz
Milwaukee
Martin Olson
Estherville
Icawa
Dunne
Minn
Manchester
Glen Haven
Wis
Horrigan
Boscobel
Ellen Horrigan
Bee
Patrick
Paul Gorman
Huron
S. D
Stephen
Cornelius Horrigan
Ott
Iowa Judge Weighs Motion to Quash Charges in Cattle Fraud Case
Fairfield Iowa November 191? Judge George W Dashiel today heard a motion to quash charges against 26 cattle dealers accused of fraud in selling feeding stock. The dealers are alleged to have sold scrubs and culls from western ranges and the Kansas City stockyards as high grade feeding cattle. decision pending.
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Iowa
Fairfield
George W. Dashiel
Otder
Dashiel
Kansas City
Count von Luckner recounts breaking British blockade
The Count Feliz von Luckner spoke at Huron college auditorium recounting his North Sea raid. He described disguising his ship as a Norwegian vessel, weathering a North Sea storm, and deceiving British officers to pass through the blockade. He stressed his postwar mission of peace and saving nitrates for munitions. He also shared childhood ambitions and his peculiar pursuit of Buffalo Bill.
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Count von Luckner
North Sea
Huron College
Feliz von Luckner
von Luckner
Eves
Luckner
United States
von Lackner
Norway
Halder
San Francisco
America
West
Buffalo Bill
Denver
Germany
Berg Elected President of Northwest Grain Association
Baltic, SD resident Le Berg was elected president of the Northwest Grain Association. G. W. Cornell of Minneapolis was reelected secretary-treasurer, and W. J. Kulert of Minneapolis was named general manager. South Dakota directors include A L Berg EC Slocum Glenham J E Covey Hamill G H Humphrey McIntosh and Frank Roberts Piacpoint.
Futures Market Indeed Bullish After Wheat Board Aid
The federal farm board’s aid to stabilize wheat prices is said to be unnecessary in a futures market showing bullish signs. Four Northwestern Notre Dame football game seats, offered amid a full wheat pit Tuesday, sold for $100 with buyers unconcerned about an anticipated surplus.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Board of Trade
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Halt on Illinois Indiana Kentucky coal rate revision
The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked planned coal rate revisions effective November 20, suspending the schedules for five months while it investigates their justice. The pending changes would have cut prices to Wisconsin cities like Beloit and Fond du Lac, while boosting rates to South Dakota and Minnesota markets.
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Washington
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin
Beloit
Wis
Herrin
Fond du Lac
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Hertin
Huron
S. D
Watertown
Bulow Honored At Homecoming Ceremony
Beresford hosts 1-4 homecoming for William J. Bulow former governor and U S senator elect. More than 300 attend a banquet where party lines fade, Bulow narrates boyhood in Ohio and law studies in Sioux Falls, receives a gold watch, with speeches by Mayor Henrich and guests from Vermillion and Sioux Falls.
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Beresford
William J. Bulow
United States Senate
Bulow
Ohin
Sioux Fells
C. B. Henrich
Andrew Lee
Vermillion
Frank D. Krieba
D. A. McCullough
Sioux Falls
John M. Cogley
Fred C. Christopherson
Bulaw
Industrial Leaders Hear Call To Arms
New York November 18. John D Rockefeller Jr Owen D Young and Charles M Schwab among 30 men and women invited to a conference on methods of suppressing gangster activity in industry District Attorney Crain said he had received no replies yet but expected those summoned to be present
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Owen D. Young
Charles M. Schwab
C. T. Crain
Trans-Atlantic Hop Of DO X Likely To Be Called Off
Maurice Dornier announced in Lishon Portugal that the projected trans Atlantic flight of the giant German seaplane DO X will probably be abandoned due to adverse weather along the Portuguese coast and across the ocean. Departure from Bordeaux to Corunna and Lisbon was postponed again as rain and low ceilings persist. Dr Claude Dornier appeared anxious to hurry the next leg after a late reception for Captain Coste and Maurice Belicate, with DO X officers not invited.
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Lishon
Portugal
Maurice Dornier
Bordeaux
France
Corunna
Spain
Lisbon
New York
Claude Dornier
Dieu
Donne Coste
Maurice Belicate
Youth for Writing Bad Check Sentenced in Wellington Springs
Charles Doran an 18 year old resident four miles northwest of Plankinton pleaded guilty to issuing a worthless check. Judge Bakewell warned of prison if repeated and imposed 30 days in Jerauld county jail and a $10 fine. The check was given to a Wessington Springs merchant. Doran was brought to town after the hearing and expected to pay the fine but had not by noon today.
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Wellington Springs
Charles Doran
Plankinton
Jerauld County
8. C. Bakewell
Bakewell
Wessington Springs
Young Doran
Alpena Building Destroyed By Fire
A fire engulfed the J. L Case Implement company building in Alpena just before 5 o'clock this morning. The wooden structure burned rapidly, with flames spreading from the rear. Two tractors, a truck, a new Whippet sedan owned by P. H. Lund, a Chevrolet coupe owned by George Hoffman, and much farm machinery were destroyed along with stage scenery and John Millhouse's building contents. The building suffered total loss though some contents had insurance.
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Alpena
Pyal
J. L Case Implement Company
Gremen
P. H. Lund
George Hoffman
John Millhouse
Alleged Bandit To Be Tried In March
Leon A. McCauley of Duluth charged with robbing the Burnet county State Bank at Webster on October 25 was bound over to the March term of circuit court. Bonds set at 10000. McCauley pleaded not guilty at prior hearings. Two men fled toward Minnesota. McCauley and Hawkins were captured near Pine City, Minn. Miller pleaded guilty and drew 15 to 40 years in Waupun. About 2500 dollars stolen.
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Grantsburg
Wis
Leon A. McCauley
Duluth
Burnet
Miller
Waupun
Lions Oppose Lease On Point At Byron
Lions club members at their luncheon opposed leasing the Hog's Back point on Lake Byron to Huron interests. They urged the state take over and maintain it as public hunting ground under supervision. The debate followed a Foster creek Lake Byron water diversion progress report by Frank Dwyer.
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Lions
Point At Byron
Lions Club
Lake Byron
Huron
C.S. Betts
Frank Dwyer
Foster Creek
Wargowski Wins Sweepstakes at National Creamery Show
W. Wargowski of Boyden Iowa won sweepstakes honors at the national creamery butter making contest held in Minneapolis with an average score of 94.53.
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Minneapolis
W. ¥. Wargowski
Boyden
Iowa
National Creamery Buttermakery Association
Murder at Bridge sets new serial by Anne Austin tonight
Anne Austin author of Murder at Bridge launches a thrilling new mystery serial tonight in The Evening Herald. Critics call her one of the era’s top mystery writers with a string of Bonnie Dundee tales including The Black Pigeon and Murder Backstairs. Her latest features dummies as bridge game victims and the famed detective faces a clever, logical twist.
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Anne Austin
Huronlie
Bridge
Miss Austin
Bonnie Dundee
Scribner's Magazine
William Lyon Phelps
Dr. Phelps
Men Cane
Flour Tax As Relief Measure At Farmers Union Meet
Governor Christianson of Minnesota proposed a flour tax of two dollars per barrel to replace the equalization fee in McNary Haugen farm relief plans. He urged segregation of surplus crops and pledged certifications showing bushels of wheat delivered to ensure benefits reach producers and keep out speculators.
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Paul
McNary- Haugen
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Farmers’ Union National
Christianson
Captain Fried Again Rushes On Errand Of Rescue At Sea
Captain George Fried of the steam ship America rushed to assist after the Swedish vessel Ovidia sent an SOS. The Ovidia’s crew began abandoning boats around 11 15 a m CST as the America neared. The Associated Press reports from S S America with Bates Raney as staff writer.
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Fried
Bates Raney
Associated Press
S. S. America
America
Ovidia
Central Standard Line
George Fried
Fo Ee
Fried praised by Count von Luckner for rescue effort
German wartime sea hero Count von Luckner praised Captain George Fried for guiding the SS America toward a rescue of the Swedish freighter Ovidin. He mapped ship positions and predicted the America would reach the scene within hours, noting Fried’s skill and the crew’s bravery in rough seas.
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Fried
Vester
South Dakota
George Fried
Felix
Count von Luckser
Germany
Huron
Associated Press
Count von Luckner
Tle
America
Highland Hope Sinks After Fogbound Collision Off Portugal
Lifeboats saved 590 passengers and crew when the British steamer Highland Hope struck the Berlengas rocks off Portugal in dense fog. One Spanish immigrant died. salvage boats struggled to reach the liner, with no panic aboard and orders to abandon ship carried out as rescue craft flitted around the wreck.
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Lisbon
Highland Hope
Berlengas
Portugal
Nel Son Steam Navigation Company
London
Buenos Aires
Lisboa
Gibraltar
Peniche
Eighland Hope
Still Unconscious After Car Crash In Rapid City
Rapid City real estate agent F. Jack Hynes remained unconscious with a serious brain concussion after a Sunday automobile crash west of the city. He had been in a local hospital since the accident and his condition was listed as serious by his doctors.
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Rapid City
Jack” Hynes
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