France Plans For Farmers Union Favors Issuance Of Testimony
The Nations Farmers Union backed direct currency issuance to refinance farm debts and a government owned bank, plus remonetization of silver and crop marketing reform. Officers were re elected, including H Everson president and E Kennedy treasurer, with Kansas candidate Cal Ward briefly opposing Rogers before withdrawing. A separate murder trial began in Huron circuit court as John Sutton and Mabel Ford faced charges in the death of Nels Olson, with testimony to show alleged drinks and alibi attempts as jurors were seated.
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Huron Brewery
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Minimum Relief Pay Abandoned in Federal Aid Shift
The Re 'Yiew administration drops the 30 cent hour minimum for work relief. Wages will follow local community rates, with local committees of labor, business, and relief officials setting future pay. South Dakota officials say 25 cents is the state minimum for unskilled relief workers. President Roosevelt told Mayors Conference the recovery drive shows gains and Congress will consider extending relief programs. He stressed federal-state-city teamwork to tackle unemployment, public works, insurance, old age pensions, and housing.
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Re Yiew
Harry L. Hopkins
Federe Relief Administration
South Dakota
Harry Byrne
Byrne
Chicago
Bougeyet
May Forts
Congress
Assembly of
United States Conference of Mayors
Roosevelt
Nebraska Union Votes to Remain Separated From National Body
In Omaha on November 22, the Nebraska Farmers Union directors announced they voted not to seek readmission to the National Farmers Union after the national board suspended their charter for nonpayment of $4,000 in dues. President Keeney said Nebraska may appeal to the convention while E H Everson notified them of the revocation. The state had warned it would stop dues unless National Secretary-Treasurer Kennedy resigned.
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Neb
National
Farmers’ Union
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
National Union
Sioux Falls
D. H. G. Keeney
Nebraska
E. H. Everson
National Board
E. E. Kennedy
Kankakee
Patonat
More Courtesy Cars Sought for Huron Convention
Earl Flanagan, chair of the SDEA transport committee, called for volunteers to lend their cars for visitor transportation at the convention. One hundred cars are needed with drivers provided if owners cannot drive. Those who can loan cars should contact the Chamber of Commerce to ensure a favorable impression of Huron.
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Transportation Committee
SDEA
Flanagan
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Archduke Otto Plans Return To Vienna In Spring
Brussels reports Archduke Otto, claimant to the Austro Hungarian throne, intends to return to Vienna in early spring after reaching his 22nd birthday. Information from Steenorkerzeel Castle notes the decision followed celebratory messages and hopes for a legitimist restoration.
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Vienna
Brussels
Austen
Informatio
Steenorkerzeel Castle
Relief relief rules to track relief costs in administration
Washington report says the relief administration is drafting unit rules to keep tab on administrative expenses in state and local relief programs. Investigators note accounting systems vary and some communities have seen relief administration costs reach high shares, amid claims of waste by Senator Borah.
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Relek
Uniterm
Borah
Republican
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Borsh
French Rites For Hastings College Leader Friday
Funeral services for Dr Calvin H French president emeritus of Hastings College will be held here Friday. The body will lie in state at First Presbyterian church an hour and a half before the service interment will be in Hastings. Dr French died Tuesday after 14 years as Hastings College president and earlier led Huron College from 1884 to 1918. Mr Pasek and Dr Ketelle travel to Hastings to attend the service. Pasek is Hastings College treasurer and business manager. Ketelle is a board member.
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Neb
Funers
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French
Hastings , College
Hastings College
Mes
Pasek
Hubert Ketelle
Huron College
Ketelle
Cloudy Water Forecast Clears After Flushing In Huron
City water officials explain that cloudy taps across Huron result from heavy mains flushing to clean system dust. Water from west wells tested clear as it entered the pipeline, though the cloudy condition is brief and linked to flushing.
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Huron
Water Department
Manslaughter Verdict In Nos san Death At Club
A coroner's jury returned a verdict of manslaughter in the death of Lucil Louise Nos san a 241 night club hostess who plunged 17 stories to her death from a Broadway area building last week. The panel found no criminal intent and urged safety reviews.
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Chicago
Sea Serpent Sighted Near Henry Island Coast
Dr. Neal Carter of the Prince Rupert fisheries station studied remains found on Henry Island beach south of Prince Rupert. The 30 foot long creature showed red flesh, a horse-like head, spined lower skin, and a backbone as its notable bone. Nearby legends of Cadborosaurus are cited as popular lore along British Columbia’s coast.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
Neal Carter
Prince Rupert Dominion Fisheries Experimental Station
Henry Island
Here
Amy Cadborosaurus
Vancouver Island
Seattle
City Budget Cuts Considered Today
Huron city commissioners debated trimming the budget to keep the mill levy within statutory limits. They planned further study of reallocations and park funding, aiming to reduce the general fund by about 320,000 while preserving essential services and meeting statutory levy caps.
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Huron
Wpark
General Fund
Water’ Department
The News Rises The News Tlaht 1882 by Paul Malo
Fragmentary text from a 1882 issue mentions The News Rises The News Tlaht and author Paul Malo. It includes stray phrases about labor estrangement, justice department, danger signs, and a reference to peace after a crisis. The readable parts suggest a historical analysis or editorial note with uncertain context.
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Paul Malo
Boy seeks relief job to buy 89 cent toy tractor
An eight year old Kingsbury county boy asks Governor Berry for relief work so he can buy an 89 cent toy tractor for Christmas. In a letter he asks if relief pay could cover the cost, saying he can do much but cannot carry water if it’s dry.
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Pierre
Kingsbury County
Tom Berry
Ind
Acai
65000 Apologize To Japan's Ruler in Kiryu
Kiryu Japan November 22 65000 residents observed a minute of silence to apologize for an inconvenience caused Emperor Hirohito by an incorrect route taken by police guides. The episode prompted government apologies and eventual resignation discussions surrounding Home Affairs Minister Fumio Goto.
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Japan
Hirohito
Tokyo
Kiyu
Home Affairs
Fumio
Goto
Custody Battle Over Foster Child Heads to Courts
Mrs Foster asks California court to modify a custody order while John Morrell Foster of Sioux Falls South Dakota argues the California court lacks jurisdiction. Judge Louis Howell Smith will decide tomorrow on whether South Dakota or California governs the custody arrangement established after the divorce.
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Foster
California
Los ‘Angeles
South Dakota
Ivan Gilbertson Foster
Tice
Louis’ Howell Smith
Relief Request From Washington and Minnesota
A brief notice from Washington dated November 2 indicates a relief request involving Minnesota. Details are sparse in the readable fragment, noting a period and agency tag P-Gay. The item suggests pending aid action or interagency discussion without stating outcomes.
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Washington
P-Gay
Minnesota
Oscar Johnston Pushes Equal Footing for Agriculture
Washington November 22 Oscar Johnston AAA official calls for drastic remedial legislation uniting the Midwest and South to aid agriculture. He accuses eastern dominance of policy since the Civil War and urges comprehensive reforms, including tariff overhaul, depoliticizing production, and international trade adjustments. He advocates a Midwestern conference to press for reform and urges immediate congressional action.
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Mid-West
South
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Agriculture
Washington
Hbl
Middle West
Oscar Johnston
Mississippi
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