Employers and Labor Meet in Washington Conference
Spokesmen for millions of workers and leaders from industry gather in Washington at President Hoover's call to discuss stabilizing business conditions and preventing a broader economic downturn. Attendees include Henry Ford Owen Young Julius Rosenwald and key figures from the steel, railroad, and banking sectors.
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Washington
Aus
Hoover
Nansel
Tila Ain
Wilga
White House
Ist
Wr. Hoover
James
Wer
Hanry Ford
Owen D. Young
Julius Rosenwald
Mellon
Treasury
Lamont
Com- Nivrca
Fuline ‘Barnes
Walltot Butterworth, Provident
Tis United States Chamber of Com Anerce
Millionaire Pharmacist Leaves Jail
A fragmented clipping references a pharmacist described as a millionaire leaving jail. It mentions District of Columbia and New York offices, plus scattered phrases about racing and horses, with unclear dates or names due to the damaged text.
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Washington
District
Railroads to Spend Billion for Expansion as Planned
Rail industry leaders expect a united program to spend about one billion dollars on expansion and equipment in 1936. Officials say Eastern roads will invest their share, creating jobs in rail shops and at plants as presidents outline general plans while anticipated by unions and parties involved.
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Railway -Busineen Association
Tthe
American Raihways Angoelation
Eident Hoover
Witt'hs
Avery
Daniel” Wilare
Paitin
Downs
Union
Pact Donnelly
N Benner
Vasconcelos Not Gause: Worry Over National Revot
Fragmented lines describe Vasconcelos and Gause amid political tension. Mentions Aurelio Manrique and an election dispute with unclear outcomes. Guaymas Sonora referenced with a dated session note and a large figure estimated around one million six hundred thousand.
Bank Robbery Suspect Roberts Identified by Marshfield Cashier
Marshfield Indiana bank staff say they still believe Roberts, a former South Dakota deputy sheriff, robbed the Marshfield State Bank last August. Mrs Bert Henson of Marshfield identified a man who visited her pool hall as the robber, while Urbana officials and others corroborate the cashier's claim amid ongoing conviction details.
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Marshfield
Ind
Urbana
Ragan
Williams “Roberts
South Dakota
Sharif
Dames, Adams
Siy
Roberta
Bert Henson
Marshfeld
Add
Adauls
Robrts
Adams
Gage
Ing
Il Fisher
Fragmentary Pastoral Note From 19th Century Epidemic Period
Fragmentary OCR reads like a church note referencing a 1849 epidemic, a thanksgiving, and a community response. It mentions a church bearing a name, health concerns, and residents during a period of outbreak and recovery. The text is garbled but indicates historical religious activity amid illness.
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Witten
Desk theft shocks Evanston police court
A police magistrate found his station's office looted of a telephone a desk set and pencils after a brief absence. The damaged desk and door were secured as investigators reviewed the incident noting the loss disturbed courtroom routine.
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Evanston
Markis
Warmer Weather Predicted Friday By Forecasters
Cold snap grips Huron with a low near one degree above zero in the early morning. Forecasters from the State Weather Bureau predicted a warming trend by Friday as last week’s milder spells fade and a snow spell leaves the ground glazed.
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Huron
M. E. Blystone
Charg
State Office
Weather Bureau
Mr. Blystone
N. Moning
Grelock
Durie
Appointment of New Commissioner Pending Court Review
The state announces a vacancy and discusses appointing a new commissioner. Officials note current court workloads and the possibility the court could operate with reduced staff for up to a year. The proposed salary is about $12,000, tied to expected benefits.
Local Scribbles Describe a Confused Encounter
A fragmented OCR text shows a tense exchange between individuals named Loso Hates and a policeman Witlan Sankwet-aid. The passage depicts misunderstanding and a command to not set an apple cart, with odd phrasing and unclear outcomes.
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Witlan
G. and NW Plans Teacher Special
A fragmented local note references G and NW plotting a teacher special. The text mentions Brookings and Aberdeet with unclear timing and details.
Milk and Cream Prices Boosted in Regional Market
Report notes rises in milk and cream prices in the regional market. Officials or traders indicate demand and supply factors drive the price uptick with ongoing negotiations affecting consumer cost.
South Dakota Farm Bureau Convention Final Stage Actions
Delegates at the twelfth annual South Dakota Farm Bureau convention will elect officers including president and vice president and decide on a delegation to the American Farm Bureau Federation. Hi wu Test of near Frederick received the first Farm Bureau distinguished service award for work in agriculture in the state.
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Frederick
State Farm Bureau
South Dakotas
South Dakota
Urose
R. M. Crowder
Elk Point
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Hi Wu
Test
Tha’ Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau Com
Pound
Dean
Larsen
State College
Ralph Hartung
Sioux
Falls
Morrell and Co. Chairman Dies in Liverpool Loss
The chairman of John Morrell and Co. in Liverpool died of a heart attack at Morrell’s home Rock Mount in Liverpool. Born in Chicago 46 years ago, he headed the English branch and had long been connected with the Merceil company. Relatives in Ottumwa and Sioux Falls were notified.
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Johr
Liverpool
Founy
Jobn Morrell
Ottumwa
Sioux Falls
Atl
Chicezo
Mérceil
Panthorel
Yigited
London Naval Parley Sets Stage for Sea Warfare Talks
A fragmentary list notes delegates from America Britain Belgium Mexico and Arkansas at a London conference to discuss limitations on weapons of sea warfare amid an international powers meeting. The text cites figures such as Secretary Stintson, Charles Fran department, Dwight W. Morrow, David A. Reed, and Joseph T. Robinson in relation to the delegation.
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America
London
di Ee de
Stintson
Charles Frandepartment
Britain
Dwight W
Morrow
Mexico
Hugh
Belgium
Avator
David A. Reed
Penney Uisk
Joseph T. Robin
Arkansas
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General Motors
Pierre Dupont
E. J. Dupont de Neseis and Company
Bethlehem ‘Steel
Commersion
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Walter Gilford
Americasy Telephone and, Telegraph Company
Henry M. Robinson
Los ‘Angeles
California Development , Board
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Standard
Otl
Jersey
Clarence
Chicago
Authean Lion
Edison Company
Otis
Samuel W. Reyburn
New York
Lord and
Taylor
Jesse_J. Straud
R. Macy and Company
George Laughie
Pittsburgh
A. W. Robertson
Westinghouse Electric Cates
Proctor
Boston
New England Council
Ernest T. Trigg
Philadelphia
Philip S. Gadsen
Philadelph Chamber ‘Or Commerce
Columbia
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Pao Sinclair
Pramar Ree
Mostas
Sinclair
Abe
Hegan
Vasconcelos
Nacional
Vasconcelés
Aurelio Manrique
Guaymas
Sonora
Roberts
Yo Urbana
Mr. Loso
Autovision
Aberdeet
Abit Loge
Bureau
Frederick Man
Dean Lacach
Gro
Belpiithem
Bean Larsen
Brown
Barnard Ity Graviator
Bérnard_ ‘Livestock” “Shipping Association
South” Dakota
English
MorrellAnd Co
Naval
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