Rumors Of Revolt in Russia Persist In Spite Of Denials
Reports from Moscow and London describe persistent rumors of unrest in Soviet Russia despite official denials. Allegations include Stalin's murder and mutinies, with Tass and Reuters denying the claims as unfounded while noting trials of alleged wreckers and public concern over labor shortages for industrial projects.
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Stalin
Moscow
London
Europe
Reutern
Rig 1
Latvia
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Yesterte
Tass
M. Stalin
Ramin
Aione
Haymond Peincare
France
Lord Chureaill
Henri Deterding
Lawrence of Arabia
Great Britain
Gang War Flares Up In St. Louis
In St Louis on November 2 a gang war flare left Lester Barth dead and Dewey Gebel gravely wounded as a sedan sprayed machine gun fire at their parked car. Police cited underworld tips linking Barth and Gebel to attacks on a Cuckoo gang distillery near Valmeyer two months earlier that killed Pete McTigue and another man.
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ST. Louis
Lester Barth
Dewey Gebel
Cuckoo Gang
Barth
Goebel
Underworld
Cuckoo Fang
Cuckoo
Valmeyer
Pete McTigue
Cuckoo Garg
Ond
Weather Buren Report For Tonight And Sunday
Weather bulletin notes a chance of steady temps and variable winds in Buren with some degradation overnight. In South Dekets, forecasters warn of unsettled conditions and a mild risk of showers as Sunday approaches.
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Buren
South Dekets
Ecilons Taahght
Persistence Of Realtor Brings Big Damage Suit
CHICAGO, Nov. 2 F. 8. Hendricks, a realtor, faces a $200,000 libel suit from an automobile company after a lemon sign on his $5,000 car. He repeated the sign, triggering a second $200,000 action, totaling $400,000 in potential judgments.
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Chicago
Hendricks
Hendricka
Chicago Wheat Rises On Frost Reports and Rallying Markets
Frost reports from Argentina boosted Chicago wheat to near intraday highs as prices surged amid strong buying, Russia revolts talk and hefty shipments from Winnipeg. December old style contract opened at 75% to 46 cents and rose beyond yesterday's close, with May new style futures climbing past 90. Foreign markets remained buoyant with sharp gains in Buenos Aires and Winnipeg, while the government’s peg and Stabilization moves showed limited need for purchases.
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Argentina
Russia
Winnipeg
Stabilization Corporation
Rensf
Priccs
Buenos Aires
Remedy Is Expected For Treaty Defects
Geneva dispatch reports the preparatory disarmament commission expects public opinion to fix defects in the draft disarmament treaty. Delegates acknowledge infirmities but foresee further advances by world opinion before the general conference. Lord Cecil and Maxim Litvinoff emphasize faith in popular sentiment to improve the commission’s work.
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Geneva
Lord Cecil
Maxim Litvinoff
MS Litvinoft
Two men shot during attempted union office break in Omaha
In Omaha early today a robbery attempt at the Union Outfitting company offices ended with one black man shot and believed dead, another captured as police searched for a third man. The captured suspect identified himself as Clifford Lawson. the deceased was named Russell Smith.
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Union
Rusell Smith
Clifford Lawson
Amphibians Aid In Search For Aviators Near Brattle
Two United States amphibians prepared to depart for Alert Bay in northern British Columbia to assist in the search for aviators missing in the region. They planned to rendezvous with naval forces tonight after departing Pagel Grund yesterday.
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Wash
British Columbia
United States
Bay
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Subibow
Genting
Pagel Grund
Wire Service Restored Between Huron And Aberdeen
After 55 hours of outage due to a sleet storm, Aberdeen regained Western Union service with Sioux City at 10 10 this morning as messages resumed over rebuilt wires. Dakota Central and Northwestern Public Service lines reported improvements, with limited trouble areas near Aberdeen. Local rescue and weather updates followed as crews restored communications across the region.
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Hab City
Sioux City
Huron
Aberdeen
Siowx City
Joe S. Bauer
Western Union Manners
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Mikewise
Northwestern Public Service Company
Redfield
Northwestern Publice Service Company
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mornand
Ellendale
N. D
Aberden
Webster
Pierre
Three Lives Lost In French Storm
A southwest gale off western France killed three fishermen off Brittany when their smack capsized. Many small boats damaged, thousands of fishermen idle amid high winds and rain. Flood fears rose as the Paris Saint Nazaire express derailed near Nantes and two minor derailments occurred at Bretonceles near Chartrès and Mortagne.
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France
Brittany
Nantes
Bretonceles
Chartres
Mortagne
Injuries Fatal To Nels Madsen 62
Nels Madsen 62 carpenter dies at hospital from automobile crash injuries near Huron Sunday. Pneumonia listed as immediate cause. Funeral set Monday at Kinyo Funeral Home with Rev S D Disrud. Survived by widow three sons Lewis Ruhl and Fred and three daughters Mrs Lombard Mrs Willisma and Mrs Leer. Born Denmark 1868. lived in Huron three years. employed by Gust Jacobean Construction. cabinet shop at 222 Simmons Ave.
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Carpenter
Huron
Kinyo
D. Disrud
American Lutheran Church
Madsen
Denmark
South Dakota
Metisen
Gust Jacobean Construction Company
Simmons Avenue
Soma
Lewis Madsen
Ruhl E. Madsen
Oakland
Calif
Fred Aledsen
Detroit
Mra B. C. Lombard
Winter
Arthur Willisma
Seattle
Lillian Leer
Omaha
Airplane Taken As Payment For Services In Chicago
In Chicago on November 2, Col. Dean Lamb a Canadian aviator claimed an airplane as payment for services that included flying Charles Bob a promoter from New York to Chicago amid his financial troubles. Lamb said the plane was given as settlement to aviation officials.
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Chicago
Dean Lamb
Bob
New York
Lamb
Hanford Marital Affairs Tangled
CHICAGO November 22 4 In the tangled marital adventures of Arthur Hanford a wealthy Sioux City Iowa businessman and Mrs Muriel Keane Hanford former actress a sequel appeared today Mrs Hanford after living with Hanford since May 5 1920 filed suit to amend her divorce date arguing the union may be invalid Hanford counters with a cross bill claiming she is not his wife Her amendment seeks to date separation before May 5 1920 and mentions a fortune over a million He faces a manslaughter charge over a hotel porter death in Omaha arising from the same case
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Arthur
Hanford
Sioux City
Muriel Keane Hanford
Robert Emmet Keane
Omaha
Stock Sale Group Plans Drive to Raise 25000 in Huron
Members of stock sale committees meet in Huron Chamber of Commerce rooms tonight to report progress and outline plans for a rapid drive to raise 25000 for an open livestock market. George M Townsend chairs the city committee and Burton Culver leads the rural district group. The meeting starts at 7 p.m.
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Chamber of Commerce
George M. Townsend
Comralttes
Burton
Culver
Probe Into Capone Income Heads to Tax Case
Washington officials pushed a government tax inquiry into Al Capone’s reported income. The investigation, begun last summer, aims to determine amounts not reported and potential prosecutions in Chicago Federal courts. Other Chicago gangsters’ incomes were also under review as the case was turned over to the Department of Justice.
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al Capone
Chicago
Internal Revenue Burgau
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Papers Start Contest Over Larsen Election Victory
Papers were served today in circuit court to challenge Larsen’s county sheriff win over Huntley. The case cites mutilated ballots and counting errors affecting Clifton township and Wolsey areas, with Howes and Temfrey representing Huntley.
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Larsen
Con R. Huntley
Sherif A
Huntley
Howes & Temfrey
Oratorical Winner To Go To Rapid City
Lawen Peugsley won the F. H. Kent prize of 25 dollars for first in the Huron college oratorical contest last night and will represent Huron at the state contest in Rapid City on February 12 and 13. Alice Scott earned 15 dollars for the second place on College Athletics, Leonard Anderson took third with 10 dollars for Tolerance, and Hayden Williams was fourth with 5 dollars. Caroll Moser conducted piano selections before the event. Orville Hee was the announcer. judges were Henry Gibson Mrs H Jackson and Eleanor Jones.
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F. H. Kent
Huron College
Mr. Pugsley
Rapid City
Alice Scott
Leonard Anderson
Hayden Williams
Caroll Moser
Royal C. Agne
Orville Hii
Henry Gibson
H. Jackson
Eleanor Jones
Levine Appeals for U S Help in Austria Counterfeiting Case
An appeal from Charles A. Levine’s attorneys for U S assistance was received at the state department via the American legation in Vienna. The note cites Levine’s lack of a U S sentence and was sent to the Department of Justice and Governor Roosevelt of New York for action.
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Levine
U.S
Washington
Charles A. Levine
Austria
State Department
Vienna
United States
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
New York
Hoover Scribble Rompers Design Fad At White House Event
The odd tele phone pedal designs on red and white rompers for very young children are displayed in the textiles division at the White House conference on child welfare. A souvenir hunter obtained a piece of fabric and had the design replicated.
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Hoover
Washington
Bureau of Home Economics
White House
Wounded Animal Gets Wanderlust Hunter Arrested
Helena Montana dispatch reports hunter Mealy wounded a deer in Granite county where the season is open and the animal fled to Deer Lodge county where the season is closed. Warden J P McAffery urged Mealy to recount the tale to the judge.
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Helena
Mont
Jack Mesly
Mealy
Granite County
Deer Lodge
J. P. McAffery
United States Population Reaches 122 Million in 1930 Census
The census bureau today announced the final 1930 population total of 122,775,046 for the United States, up 17,064,426 or 61 percent since 1920. California led gains in percentage, while New York state added over two million people. Montana was the sole state to lose population. The report highlights westward and southern growth and shifts from metropolitan centers to suburbs.
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United States
Census Bureau
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Florida
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Texas
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Oregon
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West Virginia
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Illngis
Six Hour Day to be Discussed in Huron
The six hour day proposal from a Chicago meeting of railway trainmen will be debated in Huron tomorrow. E O Dungan of Chicago, chairman of the board of appeals of the International Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, will speak at Labor Temple at 2 pm. Trainmen urged to attend. Dungan will also confer with J E Smith, local grievance chairman.
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Huron
E. O. Dungan
Board of Appeals
International Brotherhood of Railway
Mr. Dugan
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chicago & North Western
Labor Temple
J. E. Smith
Jenette Pratt Still Has Faith In Cops
Chicago jewelry designer Jenette Pratt retained faith in police after her theft of about 8000 dollars in clothing, jewelry models, and antiques. Captain Willard Malone investigated nightly, and last night two suspects were caught breaking into a parked car leading to a third suspect's home where most of Pratt's valuables were recovered. Pratt stated she knew she was right.
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Jenette Pratt
Chicago
Europe
Willard Malone
Miss. Pratt
Underworld Racketeers Target 15 City Businesses
New York officials disclose 39 statements detailing 15 rackets in the city. District Attorney Thomas C. Crain says gangsters extort millions from freight consignments and various services from babies' milk to funeral coaches. Rackets span piers, rail stations, laundries, and cabarets with threats of violence or property destruction for nonpayment.
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New York
Thomas C. T. Crain
United Fruit Line
Urge Farm Board Be Given Chance
Washington reports two farm belt senators Capper of Kansas and Norris of Nebraska urged giving the 18 months old farm board a further trial as the Senate agriculture committee prepared to hear farm leaders. They said views on export debenture or equalization reserve could influence action next session, noting opposition in the House and criticism from Borah and Brookhart. Capper said Kansas farmers generally commended the board for stepping into the wheat market to halt price declines.
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Washington
Capper
Kansas
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Agriculture Committee
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Farm Board
House
No Action Likely On Postage Raise In Congress
Washington Nov 22. Representative Clyde Kelly predicts no action on a postage raise in the coming session. He notes prior postcard rate hikes reduced volume and revenues instead of increasing them, warning Brown faces disappointment if he pushes a 2% cent letter rate.
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Washington
Brown
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Iun
Kelly
House Post Offices Committee
Sugar beet grower checks totaling millions mailed
Salt Lake City dispatch reports the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. has mailed about 4.295 million dollars in checks to beet growers across Utah Idaho Montana South Dakota and Canada. Officials project total payments near 6.079 million by January 1 with milling ending in all factories except two by December 5 and the remaining South Dakota and Alberta mills closing around January 15.
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Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Utah
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Canada
Alberta
Harvard and Yale clash in rough football match report
Harvard 1 Yale 6 in first game with Yale leading. Second game notes Northwestern 0 Notre Dame score unclear. Mentions Chcace zero for Harvard and a 7 6 scoreline between Harvard and Yale with scattered team references including Michigan State.
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Yale
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Notre Dame
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