Queen Helen To Leave Romania After King Carol Demands
Vienna reports Queen Helen of Romania plans to leave the country rather than grovel before King Carol. A Bucharest arrival says she will take their son Michael with her and may settle near Greek royals abroad. Romanian politics note Carol urged her departure and she agrees to abandon the dream of raising their son in Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Germany
Vienna
Pizlen
Rumania
Bucharest
Michael
Greece
Helen
Romania
Secord
Dummy Filings Raise Oil Shale Land Suit in Colorado
A federal suit filed in Denver by the government seeks 200 acres of land in the Colorado oil shale region alleging dummy filings. The case implicates Ralph S. Kelley, former head of the Denver land office, who resigned amid accusations of connivance in granting shale rights and claims of oil grabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Oct
Union of Company of California
Colorado
Ralphs. Kelley
TG. S. Land Office
Kelley
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Debaters Organize At Huron College
Professor EH Jackson greeted a large turnout of students at a recent Huron College debate meeting. Last years team members Avery Wittenberger Paul Arthur Charles Filbey Irene Goodlander Dorothy Hollard Leonard Anderson and Orville Hill may participate again this year alongside new debaters Ixcurence Pugsley Ardin Salqvist Jewell Howe Amelia Weidenback Dorothy Savage Mary Rice LucillE Ruddy and Alvin Hahn. Thursday meetings continue with Harold French and Robert Hunt coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
EH Jackson
Tram
Avery Wittenberger
Paul Arthur
Charles Filbey
Irene Goodlander
Dorothy Hollard
Leonard Anderson
Orville Hill
Ixcurence Pugsley
Ardin Salqvist
Jewell Howe
Amelia Weidenback
Dorothy Savage
Mary Rice
Lucillé Ruddy
Alvin Hahn
Harold French
Robert Hunt
Ant Hely
Lutherans Sponsor Weekly Broadcasts
The Lutheran church of the Missouri Synod will sponsor weekly half hour programs across a coast to coast network starting tomorrow night. Programs will air at 9 p.m. each Thursday with WCCO Minneapolis and KMOX St. Louis joining the hookup. WNAX Yankton is excluded. Funded by the Laymen's League and the International Walther League, the opening signature will be A Mighty Fortress Our God. The first broadcast features the Handel Bach chorus under F. W. Strieter from Wheveland with sermon by Dr. Walter Maier of St. Louis. A local radio dealer will loan a receiver to Mt Calvary Lutheran for those lacking access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of the Missour Synod
Columbia
Hey. T. H. Joeckel
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Dion
F. W. Strieter
Wheveland
Walter Maier
St. Lewis
Throwen
Calvary Lutheran
Marriage Topics On Radio Talk by Prof Deets
A radio program on marriage topics features Prof Deets discussing tribal and early society marriage customs in Bororo and elsewhere. He notes controversial rites and taboos, including silent mother-in-law commands, and will compare practices with United States traditions. The talk, using 335 meters wavelength on KUSD, airs Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bororo
South America
Deets
United States
Dietrich Trial Set for Sioux Falls Hearing
Walter Dietrich, returned to Canton from Minnesota, was expected to be brought to Sioux Falls for a hearing on the Harrisburg State bank robbery last month. He is said to have confessed to his part in the holdup.
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Dietrich
Sioux Falls
Bioux Falls
Walter Dietrich
Canton
Minnesota
Harrisburg
Fight Over Rich Beryl Ore Looms
TORONTO, Oct. 1. An international battle for control of a large beryl deposit 100 miles north of Winnipeg loomed as British American and German interests vied to develop the ore. Dr. T. L. Walker and W. P. Jacob praised the Huron river claim as the most promising beryl finding yet, with potential to cut production costs from 200 to 5 dollars per pound. Long debate centers on who should develop the mine, with Winnipeg River Mine Co. backing British interests while a major U.S. motor company supports American control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Winnipeg
Man
T. L. Walker
University of Toronto
W. P. Jacob
Berylium Development Corporation of America
Winnipeg River Mine Company
United States
Fruit Growers Face Loss In California Snow Hits Sierras Crops
Snow blankets the High Sierra causing crop losses for northern and central California fruit growers. More than 200 motion picture workers on location in the Sierras trek to Sonora amid thaw delays. Grape and raisin crops in the San Joaquin valley damaged by rain. raisins suffer on vines. About 40 percent of raisin taxes collected in the last year.
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California
San Francisco
Nct
High Sierra
Sierras
Dardanelle
Sonora
San Joaquin Valley
Will Take Radio Stations Off Air
The Federal Radio Commission with Justice Department aims to silence nearly 60 pirate stations. Intercepted code messages led to data on about 60 stations, many tied to smuggling and illegal activity. Detection uses mobile frequency tests, with Grand Island Nebraska as a future monitoring site to speed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Justice Department
Harold A. Lafount Beleves
Grand Island
Neb
Commerce Department
Mercedes Gleitze Fails In Channel Try
Dover reports that Mercedes Gleitze, British woman swimmer, failed in a new English Channel attempt. She stayed in the water about four hours before abandoning due to intense cold. Earlier claims and seven prior attempts are noted, with questions about earlier recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Gleitze
Dover
Eng
English Channel
Channel Swimming Association
Theodore J. P. Giedt Named GOP State Senate Candidate
Eureka resident Theodore J. P. Giedt has been chosen by Republican committees to fill the vacancy in the 1st district state senate seat for McPherson and Campbell counties. The post opened after the death of Martin I. Larson of Mound City, who was unopposed. Giedt is a former state senator and representative. Actor Jack Donhue dies at his Central Park West home in New York City.
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Theodore J. P. Giedt
Pierre
Eureka
McPherson
Campbell
Martin I. Larsson
Mound City
Giedt
New York
Jack Donihue
Central Park West
Carter's Little Liver Pills Endorse Substitutes Claim
Ad attacks substitutes for Carter's Little Liver Pills. It asserts genuine pills provide true relief for torpid liver, noting they contain pure vegetable calomel and help start bile flow. Mentions red bottles and urges taking Carter's.
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Carter
Local city briefs and notices from Huron area
In Huron Neb townsfolk are noted with visits and moves including Mr and Mrs Gunderson Crafton Neb and Mrs Harrison Line Loop City Neb visiting Mrs Herschel Cooley. Mrs Laura Hoffman and Mr and Mrs G E Olson relocate to Grand Island Neb. A Methodist church rummage sale is set for Oct 2 3 4. Pauline McAllister visits Pierre and Buck Bros advertise chicken picking jobs. Mrs J B Payne Vermillion visits.
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Moening
Grand Island
Neb
Olson
Skelly Gasoline Company
Nebraska Territory
Methodist Church
Thurs
Frn
LC. Goodell
Paul Goodell
Watertown
Huron
LN. Jones
Fred Hoffman
L. C. Goodell
Jones
Hoffman
Paul, Gandell
Dr. T. Arbeiter
Dak. S
M. O. Oppegaard
Crookston
Minn
Lewis Benson
Congregational
Pauline “McAllister
Pierre
Clark Evans
Buck Bros. Co
J.B. Payne
Vermillion
Rummage sales and local notices in Huron this week
In Huron this week residents note events at churches and homes including a rummage sale at Cang’s church on Oct 3 and 4 with bargains from 10 to 1 and 2. Trinity Guild also advertises a Parish House sale on Oct 3 and 4. Dr M W Smith returns from Sioux Falls after attending a chiropractor convention. Also listed are glasses from Bee E W Feige and chicken picking jobs. Early Ohio potatoes are for sale at $1.25 per bushel, phone 3743.
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Buck Bros.Co
Dean. C. Larsen
South Dakota State
College Enroute
Pierre
Huron
A. W. ‘Tompkins
Cang
Trinity Guild
M. W. Smith
Sioux Falls
the Chiropractors
Ohio
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Huron Vicinity
Unsettled conditions expected with likely rain tonight and Thursday. Cooler air moves in tonight with temperatures near record lows for this period. Data from surrounding stations show variable readings with Bismarck and Huron contributing to the region's precipitation totals for the month and year to date.
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Huron
Bismarck
Weather Forecast for Dakota and Minnesota Areas
Forecasts show mostly cloudy skies with likely showers in eastern South Dakota tonight and Thursday, cooler in eastern and central zones. Minnesota expects showers tonight and Thursday, warmer in the east and cooler in the far west. Iowa predicts increasing clouds with showers in the northwest tonight and west and north areas Thursday, with warmer southeast and cooler northwest conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Minnesota
T Inwa
Nourthwest
Weeee
Road Report for South Dakota Cities Update
Watertown shows 48 with 60 high 42 low no precip and good roads under partly cloudy skies Yankton at 56 with 71 high 33 low trace precip good roads partly cloudy Sioux Falls 53 with 65 high 44 low precip tenee roads good raining Aberdeen 55 with 70 high 50 low none precip roads good cloudy Huron 58 with 69 high 55 low trace precip today gad raining Rapid City 45 with 72 high 48 low trace precip roads good partly cloudy Pierre 7 high 76 low 5 percent precip OL roads good cloudy
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Watertown
Yankton
Trace
Sioux Falls
Tenee
Aberdeen
Huron
Rapid City
Alleged Murderer Hanged By Mob in Cartersville
In Cartersville a mob of masked men seized John Will Clark from jail and hanged him from a telephone pole near the fair grounds. Police reported the body found at dawn after deputies were overpowered during the jail break. The lynching followed his alleged murder of Chief of Police Jenkins.
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Cartersville
John Will Clark
Clark
Chiek
Jenkins
Radium Changes Species Says Texas Scientist
AUSTLY TEX, P. Dr H J Muller of the University of Texas reports a new radio active source of species beyond radium found in the earths nature. He notes radium causes 13 percent more hereditary mutations yet is insufficient to explain altered species. Mutations include size shape color hair or bodily markings that can become permanent and form new species.
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Austly
Tex
H. J. Muller
University of Texas
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AL G. A. Campbell
Kenger
Irving Crawford
Bee E. W. Feige
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Eure
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