What is a Republican anyhow
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader questions party labels in the Roosevelt volunteer movement, calling it deceitful and hypocritical while urging voters to consider supporting Democratic candidates. It notes prominent figures crossing party lines, including Senator Norris, Senator LaFollette, and publisher W. R. Ronald, arguing loyalty should reflect policy, not labels.
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Argus
Roosevelt
Organization Committee
South
Shober
Ronsldi
Wallace Tariffs and Infant Industries Debate
The article criticizes Secretary Wallace for asserting tariffs shield inefficient U S industries, arguing tariffs should aid infant industries and wages. It notes tensions over paying in merchandise rather than gold, and the need to boost imports to sustain exports, while acknowledging the Wallace piece as a meaningful contribution to trade debate.
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Wallace
Current
Pardons and paroles shape campaign sentiment in Faulkton
The present campaign crystallizes opinion on pardons and paroles. Roy Nord, Faulkton lawyer and Republican candidate for attorney general, argues that fair trials and just sentences should mean no chill in clemency.
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Roy Nord
Faulkton
Paroles and Pardons Under Scrutiny in State Debate
The editorial urges tighter limits on pardons and parole citing public safety concerns. It argues that repeat offenders and violent crime culprits should not be pardoned and calls for stricter discretion in grant decisions while stressing the presumption of innocence in trials.
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Nord
Best Talent Should Be Named
The Watertown Public Opinion urges counties to mobilize their best talent for the upcoming legislative session. It stresses settling important questions properly and, while supporting party organization, allows some county-level party influence in selecting lawmakers. It notes South Dakota's governor will have capable tools in the legislature and congratulates Alpena Journal on fifty-second year, praising Publisher Brigham and a devoted Jerauld county leader for public service amid tight revenue.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Fluronite
Alpena Journal
Brigham
Journal
Jerauld County
The Riverview Crime Mystery and Cathay Identity
Charles Morden of The Blade reports a Riverview death tied to “Cincinnati Red” Lam pson and a suspected drunk driving arrest of John Smith with a hitchhiker Mary Briggs. Frank B Cathay denials clash with a photo and signature clash driving a courtroom proof of identity.
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Charles Morden
the Blade
Edward Shillingby
Cincinnati Red
Lampson
John Smith
Mary Briggs
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Squinty
Morden
Dick Kenney
First
National Hank Building
Riverview
Mr. Cathay
Carsons
Lodge
Erfant
Hosile
Riverview Daily Press
Dick Kennnedy
Righn
Stout
First National’ Bank
National Bank of
Catlay
First National Bank of
Kenney
Travelers impressions and German Jews under Hitler
A debate on how travelers misjudge foreign nations contrasts with trained correspondents in Berlin and German cities. The piece notes that despite censorship and persecution, travelers may misread Germany under Hitler while press observers document widespread Jew persecution with factual reporting.
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England
France
United States
H. Palfonier
North Freedom
Wis
St Sioux Falls College
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Dodging the tax issue discussed at Washington
The article argues that a sizable tax program is needed to pay recovery bills and that the administration and a future Congress may avoid the topic for political reasons. It warns taxes cannot be postponed and urges leadership to draft and push an adequate tax plan despite electoral considerations.
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Yankton
Dakota
Washington
Informed
Congress
Willis Thornton
NEA Service
Gke
Press freedom vs government control in wartime reporting
A Sioux Falls newspaper critique outlines how German authorities dictated press coverage on the Lindbergh kidnapping suspect Bruno Hauptmann, labeling him as an alien in New York’s Jewish quarter. The piece argues controlled media becomes propaganda, compromising news value and citizen rights.
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Sioux Falls
Argu-Leader
Germany
Bruno Hauptsoenn
Lindbergh
New York City
Germn
Fragmented Puzzle Edges Into Libel Trial Turmoil
The article excerpt blends a cryptic puzzle with a libel dispute scene. It depicts Kennedy and Cathay clashing over a damaging article, a demand for retraction, and threats of a libel suit, ending with a note on a new commercial teacher at Wolsey high school.
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Kennedy
Cathay
Kenedy
Wolsey
Gladys Boyd
Bil
Alye Erdahl
Wolsey High School
Rally Day at Wolsey Oct 4 Held at Presbyterian Church
Special note announces a Rally Day service at the Wolsey Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. The event invites congregants to join the regular worship with emphasis on community gathering at the church location.
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Wolsey
Presbyterian
Pattern 5 Where is 2 wealth of smart afternoon dress
A vintage pattern description for Anne Adams Pattern 2015 details a charming afternoon dress with crushed scarf collar, raglan sleeves, paneled skirt, and available in multiple sizes. It notes fabric options, yardage, and pricing for pattern alone or with the book, with ordering address in New York City.
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Imelud
Anne Adams
Patten
Price E . Eifteen
Huronite Patern Department
West 11Th Street
New York City
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