Gibbs Head Campus Players Elects Officers at Huron College
Delmar Gibbs was chosen president of the Campus Players at Huron College. Armin Amdt is vice president and Vera Cotton serves as secretary-treasurer living in Huron. Plans for the year include an November 18 opener with several plays under consideration and a Delta Alpha Phi program plus a spring senior class performance. Final tryouts added eight new members Kathry n Gore Jeannette Kuehn Art Walner Lyle Funnell Nadine Skare Harold Smith John Studerfinden Constance Grafton.
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Delmar Gibbs
Huron College
Armin Amdt
Vera Cotton
Huron
Theta Alpha Phi
National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
South Dakota
Kathryn Gore
Mobridge
Jeannette Kuehn
Art Walner
Frank‘ort
Lyle Funnell
Wessington
Nadine Skare
Madison
Harold Smith
John Studerfinden
Constance Grafton
Miller
Huron College Names Co Ed Sport Event Chairmen
Vera Cotton appointed the chairmen for the Women’s Athletic Association program at Huron College. Thelma Wayne will lead hockey, with Carol Gilstrap for volleyball, Sarah Costlaw for basketball, Lia Williams for tennis and horseshoes, and Hazel McMillion for archery and outing. A yearly schedule was set by Huron College president Vera Cotton in the meeting.
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Women's Athletic Association
Huron College
Vera Cotton
Huron
Thelma Wayne
Carol Gilstrap
Sarah Costlaw
Madison
Li'a Williams
Brookings
Hazel McMillion
Lemmon
College Band Plans New Jackets and Caps
The Huron college band will buy purple corduroy jackets with golf trim and wear white skirts and trousers. They performed at the Huron Southern football game Friday night and were invited to represent Northern State Teachers College at Gypsy Day on October 15 with noon and evening events, plus a football game. The Huron Scalpers will oppose Northern in the homecoming game, and the suits aim to be ready for the Aberdeen game.
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Huron College
Northern State Teachers College
Northern
Aberdeen
Suit Over Building Job Payment Near Trial
A circuit court in Wessington heard Nelson Construction Co sue J. D. McNair for about 3 payment for work on a building. McNair offsets about 140 claiming store front plate glass broke shortly after completion due to improper setting. Judge Alva E. Taylor presides without a jury. W C Peterson represents the construction company and I B Crawford the defendant.
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Nelson Eecition Company
J. D. McNair
Wort
Wessington
Alva E. Taylor
McNair
W. C. Peterson
I. B. Crawford
Aberdeen Youths Face First Degree Robbery Charges
Two Aberdeen youths Willard Knight and Victor Weig were sent to Minot North Dakota for arraignment on first degree robbery. Knight admitted Weig held up a Minot filling station on September 24, netting 92 dollars. They reportedly stole a car, removed deputy sheriff plates, drove to Minot, and returned via Groton abandoning the auto found by authorities. The gun used was surrendered to police. Knight also admitted other robberies and auto thefts in the area.
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Aberdeen
Willard
Bad Boy
Knight
Victor Weig
Minot
N. D
Weig
Groton
Eviction attempt halted by unemployed crowd at Walter Mays home
In Toronto Ontario on October 5 about 130 unemployed men twice repulsed police officers attempting to serve an eviction warrant for Walter Mays who owes 150 dollars in mortgage interest. The crowd stood guard for a fifth day outside Mays residence. In Chisholm Minnesota on October 3 Otto Vaghta a 22 year old Chisholm laborer was shot and killed when someone at his door fired after a knock at 12 30 a m police seek a 20 year old local suspect.
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Oronto
Ont
Walter Mays
May
Chisholm
Minn
Otto Vaghta
Benson To Attend A B A Convention
Benson to attend the American Bar Association convention in Washington D C as one of three South Dakota Bar Association delegates. He will leave tomorrow night with Mrs Benson and take part in a pre convention meeting, a general council session, and plan a brief stop in New York before returning to Huron in 10 days or two weeks.
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East
Huron
Norbeck To Speak Here October 12
Senator Peter Norbeck will conduct a speaking tour in Beadle county on Wednesday October 12 with stops in Wolrey Wessington and Hitchcock in the afternoon and at Daum's auditorium in Hur on Wednesday evening The tour will include Republican county office candidates and an additional speaker may join the Huron meeting in the evening.
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Peter Norbeck
Beadley County
A. A. Chamberlain
Norbeck
Wolrey, Wessington and Hitchcock
Daum
Club Women Hear Lecture On Art In Sioux Falls
On Oct 5 the South Dakota Federation of Women's clubs opened its annual convention with Ada Caldwell head of the Brookings State College art department presenting Some Aspects of Pictures. Other talks covered The Citizen of Tomorrow and vocational guidance. A reception and banquet were held with high attendance. President C. R. Sattgast spoke on The International Will to Peace yesterday afternoon.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ada Caldwell
State College
Brookings
Caldwell
Hush L. Jones
First
He’en Tufts
Frank Huss
Rapid City
C. R. Sattgast
Sioux Falls College
Scout Drive Heads Hold Session Today
Boy Scout finance drive captains for the annual campaign planned to launch Monday meet with G J Kiel G C Martin and Dr C K Walker campaign leaders and Executive Fret C Eggers to discuss campaign details Teams of eight with two sides of four teams each will solicit on a competitive basis Kiel serves as general chairman and Walker as the other side leader.
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Scout Drive
G. J. Kiel
G. C. Martin
C. K. Walker
C. Eggers
Kiel
Walker
Scout Rally Moved to Broadland District Wide Event
A Boy Scout rally for the Marion district will be held Saturday at Broadland instead of Iroquois. Fred C. Eggers, area executive, said the change ensures 100 percent local participation since many Iroquois scouts join a diamond ball tournament at Lake Prest on Saturday. The district includes troops from Huron, Alpena, Broadland and Iroquois.
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Maron
Broadland
Iroquois
Fred C. Eggers
Eggers
Lake Prest
Huron
Alpena
Liquor Raid Ties Traffic in Capital District
Police and federal agents raided a building that once housed a diplomatic mission, halting traffic in a fashionable area for nearly an hour. H W Wood, 25, was arrested for illegal possession and sale of liquor, and two Black male servants were also taken into custody with him. The building had previously housed the El Salvador delegation, and Dr Don Carlos Leiga, minister, was beaten during a prior break-in at the same site.
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Capital
Washington
Oct. S
Federal
H.W. Wood
Regation
el Salvador
Don Carlos Leiga
Sioux Falls Firm Among Incorporators
Articles filed with the secretary of state list H. F. Brownell H. H. Brownell and B. Le Gros as directors for the Brownell Publishing Company of Sioux Falls. Capitalization is 5000 dollars and the firm intends to engage in a general publishing business including printing a newspaper.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
Oct
Secretary of State Today
Brownell Publishing
Company of
H. F. Brownell
H. H. Brownell
B. le Gros
Regional Bank Directors Set Policies For New System
Washington reports officers of regional banks of the federal home loan banking system joined the federal board to plan policies and operating methods for the bank's October 15 start. Directors for all banks except New York New Jersey district named, and officers for nine of the 12 banks designated.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Banking System
Federal Board
New York-New Jersey
Kuehl Rites Set For Thursday In Yale At 2 P M
Funeral services for William H. Kuehl Tf who died Monday afternoon at Huron hospital will be held Thursday at 2 p m at Trinity Lutheran church northeast oftes. The funeral procession leaves Alberti Naas home in Yale at 1 o'clock. Rev. R J Israel will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. He was born in Trechel Germany July 3 1857. He had lived with his son Julius in Iroquois. Surviving are seven children Mrs Albert Maass Yale W M Kuehl Chadton Ned Mrs V Beasley Julius Carl Paul Fred Kuehl all of Iroquois and four brothers in Germany.
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W. H. Kuehl
William H. Kuehl
Huron Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Iftes
Alberti Naas
Yale
R. J. Israel
Mr. Kuehl
Trechel
Germany
Julius
Iro _quais
Albert Maass
W. M. ¥. Kuehl
Chadton
Ned
V. Beasley
Carl
Paul
Fred Kuehl
Iroquois
Germany Scrutinizes London Four Power Conference
Berlin notes cautious handling of Britain's proposal for a four power conference at London to discuss Germany’s demand for equality. Officials indicate the cabinet has not yet debated the plan and seeks clear acceptance of Germany’s conditions for further participation in the world disarmament conference.
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Berlin
Great Britain
London
Germany
Three Are Sentenced On Liquor Charges In Pierre
Three men were sentenced on liquor charges as the Pierre federal district court session continued. Judge A L Wyman fined Peter Dahl of Murdo 100 dollars for possession of liquor. Henry Heilman and Chester Cook of Miller received six days in Hughes County jail for sale of liquor. all three pleaded guilty. Keeble of Crow Creek Reservation, Brumbaugh of Fr. Pierre, and Drasky of Pierre also pleaded guilty and await sentencing. A partial grand jury report may be issued today.
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Pierre
Federal District Court
A. L. Wyman
Peter Dahl
Murdo
Henry Heilman
Chester Cook
Miller
Hughes County
Mark Keeble
Crow Creek Reservation
Jay Brumbaugh
Fr. Pierre
Lew Drasky
Barker Cronies Carry On Racketeering After Leader's Death
In Chicago on October 5 the state attorney reports George Hed Barker is dead but his labor racketeering methods persist in Cook County. J. C. Hoskins of Chicago Coal Sales says Barker's gang has shut eight yards in three weeks after owners refused to join a controlled-prize trucking association.
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Barker
Chicago
George “Hed” Barker
Cook County
J. C. Hoskins
Chicago Coal Sales Co
Road and Weather Report and Yale Democratic Campaign Talk
Road report lists temperatures for Watertown Yankton Brookings Huron Siowse Falls Aberdeen Rapid City Mitchell with varying highs and lows and notes precip none or trace, roads generally good or fair. In Yale on Oct 5, Tom Berry and Walter Conway addressed a countywide campaign stop at 10:17 AM as part of a Democratic gubernatorial and attorney general ticket tour.
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Watertown
Yankton
Trace
Brookings
Huron
Siowse Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Mitchell
Demos
Yale
Tom Berry
Walter Conway
Hoover Highlights Fears of Global Instability in 1930s Speech
Des Moines reports excerpts from President Hoover's address stressing threats to civilization from domestic and foreign actions. He credits immediate government actions for preventing worse outcomes, defends the gold standard, condemns Democratic policy shifts, and urges reforms to stabilize credit and farm finance through federal land banks refinancings.
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Des Moines
Hoover
Fragmentary political note on Democratic VP nomination
Fragmentary OCR text references leadership and a gentleman previously nominated as Democratic candidate for vice president. It notes measures and policies were approved by their party, implying a party approval context without full details. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the fragment.
Russia's Stand Is a World Conference Question
Washington reports keen international interest centers on whether Soviet Russia will attend the forthcoming world economic conference. Debates focus on possible reservations Russia might seek if invited to the London monetary and economic conference next year. The United States agreed to join only if tariff talks and war debts are excluded. Frederick M. Sacket and Norman H. Devis represented the U.S. in Geneva on the organizing committee, which opened the meeting to non members, widening its scope.
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Russia
Washington
London
United States
Frederick M. Sacket
Germany
Norman H. Devis
Geneva
Organization Committee For the Conference
League of Nations
Rumor of Separation Between Prince Mdivani and Opera Singer
Hollywood reports that Serge Mdivani, Georgian prince, moved to a hotel while his wife Mary McCormic, grand opera singer, has consulted an attorney and stays with friends. Attorney Michael Luddy says he may comment later. The couple wed in Phoenix on April 17, 1931.
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Prince
Hollywood
Calif
Serge Mdivani
Aotel
Mary McCormic
Miss McComis
Michael Luddy
Miss McCormie
Pola Negri
David Mdivani
Mae Murray
Miss McCormic
Phoenix
Sriz
President outlines farm program and land bank reforms
The speech details proposals to revise the farm marketing act to aid farmers, promote agricultural reorganization to shift lands to profitable use, reorganize federal land banks to expand mortgage refinancing, and use foreign debt payments to boost American agricultural exports. He accuses Democrats of lacking a program while claiming the administration has offered one that has saved aspirations.
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Congress
Democratic House of Representatives
Agriculture 59 Ag
Des Moines
Hoover Attack Highlights GOP vs Democratic Policies
A Des Moines rally summary features President Hoover criticizing Democratic pork barrel bills totaling 1.2 billion and a proposed government pawn broker act. He argues such measures undermined confidence and delayed recovery, while noting allies who would endanger revival if elected. Curtis campaigns in Nebraska as Roosevelt leads the Democratic ticket.
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House
Hoover
Democratic House of Representatives
Des Moines
Unle
Davis Hoover
Glenn Miller
Oskaloosa
Iowa Farmers Union
State ‘Air Grounds
Miller
White House
Rman
Chamber of Commerce luncheon and events schedule
He moved directly to rooms at a hotel to prepare for a chamber of commerce luncheon, a private dinner at the University Club, and a public address at 8 p.m. in the University of Nebraska Coliseum. About 50 people attended the gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
University Club
Nebraska Coliseum
Blames minorities in Los Angeles address Oct 3
An article reports Secretary Mills accusing organized minorities of blocking reforms and government cooperation, urging public officials to establish sound policies. The piece notes Mills’ remarks on government efforts and the need to listen to the president while addressing policy changes. The report also references reactions on the Democratic floor and mentions Senator Rainey and other lawmakers reacting to the address.
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Los Angeles
Ury Ogden L. Mills
Blockernment
Praises Speechie Minneapol is OCR fragment
A fragmented report from Minneapolis notes a positive reception and mentions votes or support, with references to De Kerste and De Priest amid political activity. The text is garbled and incomplete, but signals a political context and campaign sentiment without clear dates or outcomes.
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Speecie
Minneapolis
de Kerste
de Priest
Enthy
Iowa
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