Hoover Looks to House to Back His Wheat Policy
Washington October 3 Senate agriculture committee examined Federal farm board policies to shape confirmation of nominees. Debate centered on wheat controls and the Farmers National Grain Marketing corporation. McKelvie warned the grain body would need time to stabilize prices and that the board plans to fund storage facilities, as opposition to confirmations grows but approval expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Amriculturs Committee
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Farm Board
MeKelvie Satater Brookhart
Iowa
Sam R. MeKelvie
Compromise Wheat
Farmers National Grain Marketing Corporation
Reed
Kansas
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Legge
McKelvin
Soviet Envoy Jumps Fence To Free Self
Paris newspapers recount M. Bessedowsky counselor and chargé d affaires at the Soviet embassy fleeing the Kremlin. He reportedly vaulted the garden wall to seek police protection for his wife and child after claims of heresy and orders to return to Moscow. Police invaded the embassy while detaining the envoy and his family at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Bessedowsky
Counsteldor
Kremlin
Moscow
P' Tols
Roigsenmann
M. Bessedowskyr
Valerian Dovgalevsky
England
M. Bessdlowskyk
Madame Bessedowsky
Cleavage in Senate over Hoover flexible tariff policy
Washington October 3. Hoover allies aim to limit tariff revision while the Democratic Republican independent coalition seeks to keep control of the Senate and press for agriculture focused changes. The House backed continuation of the flexible tariff, with 264 to 147, as observers note the split among Republicans deepens amid debates on ad valorem duties and the power of the tariff commission. Governor Hammill to attend Iowa radio dealers convention after Chariton flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Hoover
House Cay
Senate
Chamber
Nacup Watch
Tates
Ta Commission
Senate Coalition
Congress
Tarkt Commission
Smoot
United States
Woover
House
Orerent Hoover
Senatorarah
Idaho
al. Hoover
Laft Rear
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Howell
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier and Nye
North Dakota
McMaster
South Dakota
Schall
Minnesota
Toultette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Johnson
California
Pine
Oklahoma
Cutting
New Mexico
Norbeck
Sious City
John Hammill
Chariton
Weather outlook for Haron and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change for Haron. Partly to cloudy tonight and Friday in South Dakota with no clear temperature shift.
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Haron
Sncth Dakota
Addition Made on a Rural Route No 2
Rural route No 2 out of Huron will be extended two miles on October 16. Post master A B Blake announced the new route leaves at the northeast corner of section 18 between Clyde and Dearborn townships, travels one mile north one mile west and one mile south to rejoin the current route at section 13 southeast corner. Six families will be aided by the extension, making route 2 the longest of five out of Huron and bringing total route mileage to 172 miles. Additions of 2 miles are part of a four year period adding 3.5 miles.
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Huron
A. B. Blake
Clyde
Dearborn
Blake
Moose Lodge Plans Winter Activities Restart
The Royal Order of Moose of Huron will begin winter activities at a meeting tonight in the labor temple. The lodge has been inactive since July 1 and will hold regular Thursday night meetings. A language class will begin at the second meeting on October 10.
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Royal Order of Moose of Huron
Labor Temple
Lodge
State Buys Ten Carloads Of Fence From Midwest Firms
State contracts total about 11 000 dollars for fence and posts. Eighth of territory funds used to purchase ten carloads of wood slat snow fence from the E B Gaynor lumber company of Sioux City Iowa. Other awards go to The Jackson Hardware company Aberdeen Fish and Hunter Deadwood and Dennis Equipment Sioux Falls for a carload of fence posts totaling around 4 500 dollars.
French Wins KO Stannage to Claim State Lightweight Title
Rallie French of Webster stopped Rob Stannage of Winner in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout to become the state lightweight champion. The opening rounds were even as both fighters traded rapid exchanges before a left hook knocked Stannage down. In the semi final, Jess Gates knocked out Adolf Jocket in the fourth round.
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S. D
Rallie French
Webster
Rob Stanage
Klous
Stannage
Jess Gates
Pierre
Adolf Jocket
Verdigre
Branch Banking Struck Blow At Bankers Meet
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 3 Delegates at the American Bankers Association 58th annual convention heard W Pole urge allowing national banks to acquire branches to gain scale. A resolution opposing merger and branch expansion was adopted by a minority. John G Lonsdale of St Louis was elected ABA president with Rome C Stephenson first vice president and Harry J Haas second vice president. Dan V Stephens Fremont Neb named president of the state banking division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W.pole
John G. Lonsdale
St. Louis
American Banker's Association
Bsth
Pole
Bighness
State Bank Division
Croup Banking
J .Longsdale
St Louis
Rome C. Stephenson
South Bend
Ind
Harry J. Haas
Philadelphia
Dan.v. Stephens
Fremont,, Neb
State Bank
Pastors Oppose Change to Pension Plan
South Dakota Methodist Episcopal conference reports praise for Vermillion church rebuilding and dedication to Dakota Wesleyan University. Dr. Kohlstedt noted $268,387 received from Home Mission Board over nine years for South Dakota projects, while a Kansas visitor highlighted training school work and urged more local support.
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A.d.kohlstedt
Philadelphia
Board of Home Mission
South Dakota
Wan Tliss
Falk‘ner
Dakota Conference
Soviet Fliers Take Off For Seattle
SITKA ALASKA Oct 3 The Russian monoplane Land of the Soviet took off at 6 42 am PST for Seattle The airmen aim to fly the outside passage to Seattle and expect to reach there within nine hours They are flying from Moscow to New York Visibility along the route was poor with low cloud and rain expected much of the way
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Sitka
Alaska
Seattle
Moscow
New Yor
Caspers To Represent Farm Bureau At Library Meet
Nick Caspers of Rapid City executive committeeman of the state Farm Bureau will address the South Dakota Library Association meeting in Rapid City from October 9 to 12. Caspers represents the Farm Bureau at the Huron federation and will discuss the Farm Bureau movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
South Dakota Library Association
Rapid City
Nick Caspers
State Federation
Caspers
Farm Bureau
Delivery Guaranteed: Evening Huronite Notice
City of Huron through Western Union Telegraph offers guaranteed delivery of the Evening Huronite. If paper fails to arrive by 6 30 pm, call the provided number. Western Union messenger will respond promptly.
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Huron
Western Union Telegraph
Western - Union, Messenger’ Boy
Chicago Officer Tied to Granady Slaying Mystery
Lieut Phil Carroll and his detective squad were staged before witnesses in the Formally revived Granady murder case from April 10 1928. Louis Clemente and Thomas Sommerle charged with Granady murder as Carroll and squad stood by at 12 00 am returning to duty amid questions of who fired the fatal shot. The Bloody 20th era politics and a police car link to the crime loom over the re opened inquiry.
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Chicago
Phil Carroll
State's Attorney's Office
Lieut
Carron
Bia
Granady
Louis Clemente
Thomas Sommerle
We Granady
Morris Elier
Clemente
Gharges
Grag‘ady
Republican Withdrawals Narrow Minnesota Seventh District Primary
Willmar Minnesota October 3 Withdrawal of two Republican candidates leaves one member from each party in the race. The special primary election in Minnesota's Seventh congressional district, set for October 9, was deemed unnecessary after the withdrawals, announced today.
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Willmar
Minn
Michinesota
Stresemann Dies in Germany Postwar Leader Passes Away
Dr. Gustav Stresemann, German foreign minister and postwar statesman, died at 5 25 p m after a paralytic stroke and heart attack. He was 60 years old and his death leaves Frau Stresemann and two sons at his bedside. His illness followed weeks of tension in the Reichstag over the industrial insurance bill and reparations, with his leadership seen as vital to coalition unity and Germanys cooperation with the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custav Stresemann
Reich
Beroin
Gustav‘Streasmann
Jane the Reteh
Frau Stresemann
Dr. Stresemann
Mueller
Germany
League of Nations
Strasemann
Paris
County Education Bill for 1928-29 Totaled 611 914
Public schools in Beadley county served 5 325 pupils spending about 105 per pupil for the 1928 29 year. Expenditures reached 641 914 27 with 273 teachers employed average salaries 897 in rural schools 1 536 72 in independent districts and 1 084 in consolidated schools. Taxation for schools totaled 449 726 59. Rural mills 6 35 independent 15 1225 consolidated 14 59. Income from state apportionment land sales and interest 22 998 53 rural 30 857 45 independent 2 305 07 consolidated. Parochial schools not fully detailed.
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Beadley County
Nellie 41 Brusso
Fairefield Township
Milla
Pairfield Township
Huff to Speak in Rapid City Meet
Rev. E. E. Huff of Salina Kansas national head of the Farmers Union is to be the main lecturer at the state convention in Rapid City October 9 and 10. Huff, closely tied to the federal farm board, will discuss its work in his address. H. E. Everson, state president, also on the principal speaker list. Mayor T. B. Warner welcomes attendees. An excursion up Rapid Canyon via the Rapid City Black Hills and Western Railway will be offered to more than 2,000 visitors. Lower rail rates are set for delegates from many South Dakota points. The convention will be held in Rapid City’s new municipal auditorium, the first gathering in the nearly completed building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
E. Huff
Salina
Kans
Farmers’ Union
Farm Union
Huff
HE. H. Everson
State Farmers Union
T. B. Warner
Rapid Canyon
Black Hills
South Dakota
Szit
Johnson Seeks Recovery for Damaged Car
Roy Johnson of Wolsey filed action to recover losses from a car damage incident. The collision occurred near Fourth street and Wisconsin avenue when Izetta Johnson, driving her father’s vehicle, was crossing Fourth street. The driver was Rev. E Butterfield of Lane. Witnesses described the impact as he attended a Methodist Episcopal conference in Taron.
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Roy Johnson
Wolsey
E. Butterfield
Lane
Justice of Peace
Kincaid
Fourth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Izetta Johnson
Butter
Field
Butterfield
Taron
Metbodise Episcopal Conference
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Agraria
ArEopman
STAY
Stresemann
Friends of President
Henry A. Day
Dorothy Ridenour
Sinclair
Day
Moose Lodge
Bankers
Methodist Episcopal
Ould
Wolgespal
GIASE
Met Dakota
Vermillion Church
Vermillion
J Ps. Jenkins
Sioux, Palla
L. A. McDonald
Fore Wesley
Wy Dakota University
S. H. Shurtiett
Aberdeen
Emmerson Hunt
Watertown
H. C. Minish
Hunt
Hu‘ton
Dakota “Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Ithie
Rchurch
F. B
Library Meet
Strath
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