Huron Observes Thanksgiving Amid Prosperity and Plans
Huronians joined the nation in Thanksgiving services while business in Huron shows strength with a large building program. A new Security National bank project, near 1.15 million dollars, will boost the 1929 construction totals. Major firms have opened or expanded local headquarters and stores, supporting stable employment and timely pay. In Washington, Hoover and Mrs Hoover led a quiet observance with services and private gatherings as Congress adjourned.
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Scisors
Fair City
Huron
New Security National Bank
Deere & Webber Company
J. 3
Newberry Company
Montgomery Ward & Company
Chicago
North Western
Armour Packing Plant
Northwestern Public Service Company
Standard OF Company
Hurosatays
Third Street
Lawn Ridge
Washington
Hoover
National Capital
AQ Automobile
Congress
James OW
Methodist Episcopal
Curley
Baltimore
James E. Freeman
MacDonald pledges U.S. help for a good cause
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald warned that the forthcoming five power naval conference in January will be rough and that the United States will not join Europe’s policy but will support any just cause the Allies enlist. He spoke at a Commons tea with Frank Kellogg present. The alliance with America, he said, will be active as long as the cause is good.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
America
Europe
House of Commons
Frank B. Kellogg
Us Ag al Ues
United States
América
Plane Crash Near Carle Place Injures None, Destroys Homes
A 30 passenger Fokker aircraft crashed into a dwelling in Carle Place after failing to climb, fire spreading to two houses. Pilot S. M. Roses and mechanic Harry Mac Donald escaped with minor injuries. both had been on a flight from Texterboro field New Jersey. The crash damaged telegraph poles and a radio aerial, with a two year old rescued from a burning room as eight tons of plane debris ignited.
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Fokker Aureaties
Imotors
Roogevait Zield
Carle Place
Thalane
S. M. Roses
Department of Agriculture
Harry MacDonald
Texterboro Field
New Jersey
Boggs
Nassau Hospital
MacDonald
Sckles
Fire kills man at Holland House hotel in Kansas City
A deadly blaze at the Holland House apartment hotel at 14th and Central in Kansas City, Missouri, left one man dead and two others injured. About forty residents were rescued from the second and third floors as flames trapped occupants. The deceased, identified as a Filipino actor, appeared to have suffocated from smoke. another Filipino actor was slightly burned and shocked, while one man suffered a broken ankle from a jump to escape.
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Kansas City
Holland
14Th
Gentral
Smoire
Weather forecast notes colder trend and chances of snow
The report indicates a red colder period with moderate cold tonight and Friday. Forecast calls for fair and colder conditions on Friday with likely snow in the southwest portion.
Mauretania Hindered by Car Float Collision at New York
The Cunard liner Mauretania halted a trans Atlantic crossing after a bow hole formed in a collision with a New York New Haven and Hartford railroad car float off Robbins Reef. The float towed by a tug broke apart two cars into the water. repairs were pursued at the Brooklyn Navy Yard while the ship waited ten miles from the quarantine station.
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New York
Cunard
Sha
Hel Pier
Ling
G. McNeil
Mauretania
Marine Police
Dart
Robbins Reef
Statue of Liberty
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Ainer
Halon
Teentilie
N.J
Stapleton
Staten Yeland
Mason
Manratanreless
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Willow Lake Five Triumphs Over Vienna 41 to 14
Willow Lake Five led from start to finish and beat Vienna 41 to 14 in a high school basketball game. The halftime score was 28-15, with Willow Lake maintaining a strong offense and solid defense throughout.
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Willow Lake
Vienna
Willow
LARKE
The
4Row Lake
Acore
Vienne
Lake
View
Fragmented Santa Barbara Notice Mentions McCormick and McKillip
A garbled Santa Barbara fragment references Stanley McCormick, Kenneth McKillip, and a nursing-related charge. The text is incomplete, with unclear context and missing details about actions or outcomes.
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Santa: Barbara
Stanley
McCormick
Milti-Milenairs
Kenneth, McKillip
Mean
K K K Plot in Colorado Jail Riot Inquiry
Denver report details discovery of Ku Klux Klan activity inside Colorado Penitentiary during the October riot that killed 12. Former warden Thomas J. Tynan, testifying before Gov. Adams's commission, alleges Klan influence on prison politics and discipline collapse. He urges reform, including convict labor projects and better facilities.
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Denver
Colo
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado Penitentiary
Thomas J. Tynan
Congress
Tate
Tynan
William
Itis
Walla
Farmers Guard Bulb Vaults From Night Riders in Grants Pass
In Grants Pass Oregon November 23 farmers and deputy sheriffs guarded thousands of valued tulip bulbs after night riders burned barns and stole bulbs. Sheriff Lister said he was pursuing the alleged gang amid reports the raid targeted two large bulb producers and a third barn suffered lesser damage. Evidence from burned structures supported charges of organized theft and arson among bulb growers and independent farmers.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Josephine
Sherif B H. Lister
Tourches
Ridera
Wae
Fred
Sheri Lister
Coeur d Alene Region Sees Warrants For Suspected Leaders
Federal agents along with United States Marshals and special operatives conducted raids in the Coeur d Alene area aiming at conspirators linked to a mayoral scandal. The operation, described as ongoing, left prominent figures elusive with authorities planning fresh actions tomorrow.
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Coeur d‘ Alene
Halfa Huedrad
Ingletcent
Pqnad
United
States
South Dakota Athletes Not Lured Now By Big Schools
Eastern colleges no longer lure South Dakota and midwest high school athletes. Western conference commissioner John L. Griffith told the South Dakota Educational association that stronger coaching and facilities in regional schools keep athletes home. He cited improving track and basketball showings as evidence of better high school coaching and growing clean athletics in the region.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
John L. Griffith
Yankton College
South Dakota Educaional Association
Griffith
South
Dakota
Gredftady
Aald
Yoakum Rail Magnate Dies in New York
Benjamin Franklin Yoakum long a railroad executive who expanded the St Louis and San Francisco line to over 17 thousand miles and opened Texas coast markets from Corpus Christi to Brownsville He led major rail interests and helped promote farm marketing ideas known as the Yoakum plan.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin Yoakum
Seaboard
St.c Louis and
San Francisco
Western Power Corporation
Empire Bond
Fed Mort- Bakes Corporation
Limestone County
Texas
Southern Pacific
Houston
International
Great Northern
Jacksonville
Palestine
San Antonio
Arkansas Pass
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
St. Louis
Whch
Rock Island
St. Paul
Minn
Watertown
D. D
Oklahoma
Ralle
Divorce action involving Marcella and Alex Piat heard in circuit court
Testimony in the divorce case between Marcella Piat and Alex Piat before Judge Alva E. Taylor concluded around three o clock. The court postponed arguments to the latter part of the week.
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Marcella Piat
Alex Piat
Circuit Court
Alva E. Taylor
Reverend H. Joeckel to Lead Sermon at Local Church
In a compact church notice the Rev. H. Joeckel, pastor, is listed as delivering the sermon. Details on date or time are unreadable in the fragment.
Varied International Reactions Mark Manchurian Crisis
Dispatches from London Paris Berlin and Tokyo report mixed responses as China seeks intervention and peaceable settlement. Nanking appeals for end to Soviet actions while Moscow and Beijing hint at talks and Geneva involvement. Russian air activity continues over the Manchurian railway amid disputed claims of invasion versus punitive raids.
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London
Moscow
Nanking
Paris
Aristide Briand
Berlin
League of Nations
Russia
Geneva
Tokyo
America
Mayill Sdm
Haron Khard Ghideha A
Tokso
Harbin
Taek
Dalamor
China
Reuters
Muden
Wyoming pays homage to Warren in Cheyenne funeral rites
Thanksgiving in Wyoming turned to mourning as officials and livestock men, led by Fort D. A. Russell personnel, paid final honors to Senator Francis E. Warren. A special funeral train arrived from Washington, with a guard of honor and pallbearers, and the body lay in state at the state capitol before burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Markets were closed for the holiday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Francis E. Warren
United States
Senate
Fort D. A. Tuskell
Senator Warren
Chariton EB. Ttowland
Fort
Wan
State. Capitol
Washington
Cheyanne
Capitol
Lakeview Cemetery
Senalie Warren
Attendees Listed for Huron Ceremony
The report names attendees including Edward Hasty Caper Foasbere C H Salt Carl Peter Wate and Gonar Ricker from Huron. They were to participate in a ceremonial event, with other local individuals mentioned as potential attendees.
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Oba Fo Hasty
Edward Caper Foasbere
C. HL Salt
Carl Peterwate
Gonar Ricker
Simone A:theee
Huron
T Hat Caremontel
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