Beadle County Farmers Face Tight Federal Feed Loan
Beadle county farmers may apply for federal feed loans under Agriculture Department rules. Local committee members George Townsend John Hintermeister and L S Cumming will help fill forms. Loans depend on free of mortgages or consent of prior lienholders and no other income source. Governor Green and A Ruden travel to Washington to seek looser rules and wheat for feeding farmers. Roy Cave reports few farmers have asked for aid in questionnaires, with 75 of about 80 returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Department of Agriculture
Special County Federal Loan Committee
George M.townsend
John Hintermeister
Huron
L. S. Cumming
Broadland
Special Relief Group
Jeves Forks
N. D
Warren E. Green
EA. Ruden
State Banking Department
Washington
Hyde
Green
Federal Farm Board
South Dakota
Ruden
Chicago and North Western Station
Blake‘ = Patton
Chamber of Commerce
F. E. Matzke
John F. White
Chamber
Paul. Myers
George W. Wright
Robert D. Lusk
Mr.Townsend
Roy Cave
Cave
Crawford School
Cavour
Yale
Wessington
Virgil
Karl Keen Manufacturing Receivers Appointed in Iowa Court
In Sioux City on October 3 Judge A Q Wakefield appointed H M Kirkman and I M Lyon as receivers for the Karl Keen Manufacturing company. The move followed a petition by Iowa Fibre Box Company amid the financial embarrassment of the trunk factory. The receivers will continue to operate the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
H. M. Kirkman
Sioux National Bank
I. ML Lyon
Karl-Keen Manufacturing Company
A. Q. Wakefield
Iowa Fibre Box Company
Itelf
Kari-Keen Company
Intercepted Pass Gives Yankton Victory
Yankton defeated Madison 2 0 in a football game yesterday. Christenson and Smith starred for Yankton with crucial interceptions and tackles. Madison's Sherwood blocked a kick for a safety in the first period, credited to Madison defenders Welch Buck and Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Christenson
Madison
Sherwood
Tacklie
Smith
Welch
Buck
Japanese planes bomb Manchuria camps
Japanese fighting planes reportedly bombed concentrations of Chinese troops or bandits near Mulan and Manchuria today, adding to the escalating conflict in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Mulkden
Manchuria
Forget The War Is Mussolini's Advice In Fascist Council
Rome reports the grand council of fascism urges settling war debts and reparations to end worldwide depression. Mussolini chairs the meetings reaffirming erasing reminders of World War I, while Dino Grandi backs an arms truce until the February disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Grand Council of Fascism
Mussolini
Councill
Dino Grandi
Council of the
League of Nations
Fasciani
County Schools Receive Records for Rural Libraries
Beadle county superintendent H L Hurley announced a gift of more than 200 phonograph records from Mrs B B McClaskey of Huron. Records are catalogued for rural schools and will be distributed to rural teachers, two records per teacher for two weeks. Return before further loans. U S county chorus records also at office but not ready until after the county normal institute on October 9 and 16. Fair exhibits ready for removal to schools. teachers may call for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hurley
Beadle County
B. B. McClaskey
Huron
I Hurley
Hurley
County Normal Institute
Cause Big Smash-Up In Making Whoopee
Mitchell residents Jercy Stinson and Irene Peterson drove a borrowed car into a platform used for free street acts at Palace crowds. The crash on North Main Street at 3am sent the platform 14 feet, tossed it four feet, and damaged the car top. Peterson suffered a skull fracture. Stinson received cuts and bruises and faces a charge of driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Jercy Stinson
Irene Peterson
Peterson
Simson
Political Debates To Begin Saturday
Sioux City reports the first of three debates between Seon Pat Harrison Democrat Mississippi and Senator L J Dickinson Republican Iowa set for Saturday October 24 in Sioux City. Debates will cover the Smoot Hawley tariff law with the northwest agricultural region viewed as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Seon Pat Harrison
Mississippi
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Sronx City
Northwest
St Louis
Cleveland
Hitchcock Couple Fete Anniversary Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs Sroder Blonnen were honored at a surprise party for their anniversary. Ten couples attended the event organized by the Guaghiery Orel and Le Miller schools. A daughter presented twenty five silver dollars as a gift and a large cake topped the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Sroder
le Miller
Glasgow Rioters Clash In Balance Plan Demonstration
Glasgow reports describe violent clashes as jobless demonstrators opposing dole reductions battled police across the city. Injuries and hundreds of arrests followed amid widespread looting and food thefts. Washington summaries note business leaders favor plans to balance production and consumption to avert depressions and discuss immigration quotas and gold standard debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Denial of Favoring Union Men by Local Employment Bureau
Albert J. Mang secretary of the executive council issued a statement to The Evening Huronite defending the Central Labor Union’s employment bureau in Huron. He said the bureau treated all registrants fairly, citing records showing 1,000 jobs filled with a minority of union members, and that the policy aided the unorganized while opposing attempts to exploit them. Public figures and unemployed residents had previously urged city takeover due to alleged discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Central Labor Union
Albert J. Masg
Executive Council
Frank Kuehn
Max Royhl
Timien
Evers
Edberigh
Hays
Bebslf
Ain
Williams Slays Sister's Slayer In Jail Riot
In Birmingham Alabama on October 3 a confrontation at Jefferson county prison followed Miss Nell Williams identifying Willing Peterson as the man who held up her car on August 4 and wounded her sister Augusta and Jennie Wood. Dent Williams then shot Peterson five times, wounding him as guards surrounding the jail held riot-gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Nell Wiliams
Dent Williams
J. M. Long
Jefferson County
Williams
Peterson
Alabama National Guard
Miss Williams
Star
Augusta
Mia Jennie Wodl
Oiffcers
Release Pair Held For Yacht Murder
Dr. Leslie D. Ritchie and his son were freed in Daytona Beach as Mrs. Benjamin P. Collings failed to identify them as the two pirates who boarded her yacht on Long Island Sound, killed her husband, and abducted her. The Stamford, Conn., widow and her attorney viewed the suspects. she had seen their photos before, but identified no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Odsey
Leslie D. Ritchie
Benjamin P. Collings
Collings
Long Island Sound
William L. Kelley
Stamford
Ritchie
William Ritchie
Jo Anecenea
Ritchies
Pele
Mitchies
College Student Injured in Fracas in Washington
A college student from Warrington was injured in a fracas and rushed to a Washington hospital with possible brain trauma. The incident stems from an alleged assault aboard the Burlington Water freight line, with investigators reviewing the circumstances and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Washington Hospital
Nigel
Burlington Wate
Farthali
Alion Leas
Transient slain in Mitchell yards identified as Charles Barry
Mitchell Oct 3 Five suspects held as police investigate the slaying of a transient in the Milwaukee railroad yard last night. The victim, tentatively identified as Charles Barry, was slashed in the neck during a fight with another transient who escaped before positive ID. Two witnesses Vern Ellington and LeRoy White place the two men fighting. Barry was knocked down and later slain. Five men, including John O'Brien of St Paul, were named among the 30 suspects but police doubt O'Brien's guilt. A coroner's inquest was planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Charles Barry
Vern Ellington
Mitchell Coal Company
LeRoy White
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Barry
A.C. Bery
Fair
Wis
John O'Brien
St. Paul
Owassa
Mich
Dan Busleyv
Green Bay
Wesiy
O'Brien
Ellington
White
Barrett Murder Case Ties to Custer Trial
State attorney Scovel Johnson says Robert J. Barrett faces murder charges in the Coyanga mine killing near Custer and has prior felonies. reports say he was once acquitted of killing a partner in Santa Rosa California. Barrett awaits a circuit court term opening October 21. the incident occurred June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Robert J. Barrett
Scovel Johnson
Custer County
Mir. Johnson
Burdett
Santa Rose
Cal
Fred W. Lawrence
Coyaga
Lawrence
Ramsay MacDonald Seeks Endorsement As Labor Candidate
London Oct 3 Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald again faces repudiation by his constituents as he says he will run for reelection in Seaham Harbor if labor leaders invite him to stand. Seaham Harbor labor executives reiterated support for another candidate after his explanation of leading the government. He visited King George to brief on political developments ahead of a potential general election. The cabinet plans a manifesto to appeal for a free hand in steering the nation through current difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
MacDonald
Seaham Harbor
King George
State Fair report shows losses under twenty thousand dollars
State Fair receipts totaled 540,000 across all sources, down 48 percent from 1930’s 103,000 high. Admissions declined 50 percent to 34,240, with five year average down 38 percent. Concessions fell 45 percent to 10,854. premiums rise to about 27,500. Loss likely under 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
John F. White
The
Fair Board
Carnival Company
Botrie
White
Iowa
Nebraska
College enrollment edges down as music program grows
Huron college reports total enrollment above 300 with 260 non music students. President Royal C. Agne says overall registration is slightly below last year while music section continues to register, with music student numbers still being finalized next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Royal C. Agne
He College
Agne
Music Stunz
Bell Toll Plan Blocked in Aberdeen Acquisition Fight
Examiner Davis urged the interstate commerce commission to deny Northwestern Bell Telephone Company approval to acquire Tri-State Telephone Company which runs the system in St Paul and South Prairie Washington October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Aberdeen Toll
Washington
Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Contrel
Tri-State
Phc Company
St. Paul
South - Pra
South Dakota Intercollegiate Forensic Association Officers Elected
Od ee Rede Katt Mundt heed of the department of speech at Eastern narwal today was elected president. Upton Palmer of South Dakota State College was elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchele
Rede Katt Mundt Heed
Department of Speech
Narwal
South Dakota Intercollegate Forerisie‘association
Upton “Palmer
South Dakota State, College
Layne Concern To Try For Supply Of Water Near Park
Hurén's city commissioners moved to secure winter water by contracting Layne North Central to sink two wells near Riverside park, offering up to a million gallons daily or nothing. A second Artesian well by Nordbeck of Redfield, down 10 feet, aims to equal the current 1,200,000 gallons daily, with tests and site options continuing through November and into January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurén
Layne North Central Company
Forest Perk
Crtesian
Nordbeck
Redfield
Layna Company
G. M. Anderson
Layne Company
Layne
Commission
James
Riverside Park
M. L. Holton
Lucia A. Ward
Max Tisthler
W. B. Rudy
Sioux Falls
Ward-Tischler
Holton
Worthington
Minn
Mitchell Festival Closes After Record Crowds Revue
Mitchell crowds soar to a record 3500 as the Hello Prosperity revue caps a week of festivity. Joe Bren of MCA arrived to witness the closing performances while two visiting bands Alcester and L Preston played on the midway amid clearing skies after an early shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Joe Bren
Chicago
Music Corporation of America
Perfom
Alcester
L. Preston
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Fascist Council
Shopa
Scotland
John McGovern
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Hey
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Henry E. Harriman
Boston
Japan
China
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Maag Saya Employment Bureau
Sister
Dotter
Son
Mitchell Yards
Conyernun
EH. Bryes
Hurock Boardt of Education
Parerit-Teacher’ Association
Watertown
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Flair
Coryvention Ice
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
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