Mexican Papal Legate Ousted
The archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores, papal legate to Mexico, is expelled after President Abelardo Rodriguez cited him as a pernicious foreigner. The nuncio says the Vatican views the Vatican says the encyclical was used as a pretext for the expulsion. He flew to Tampico then planned to head to Brownsville, Texas, as weather allowed.
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State Department
Vatican
Tampico
Mexico
Leopoldo Ruz Fiores
United States
Brownsville
Tex
Abelardo Rodriguez
Pius XI
Vatican City
Leopoldo Ruiz Y. Flores
Textile Industry Surges in October Business Survey
The Commerce Department reports moderate improvement since late August with rapid gains in the textile industry driven by consumer demand. Upward movement shows in leather and food processing, while steel, autos, and construction lag. Freight car loadings rise, September retail sales accelerate, prices advance, and manufacturing output climbs about 5 percent. Factory employment and payrolls also rise in August.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Alteast
Forest fires scorch western Oregon and Washington towns
Destructive fires burn through western Oregon and southwestern Washington. Wendling in Lane County, Cochran in Washington County and Wyeth near Portland report destroyed homes and blazes threaten towns. About 2500 men fight flames across timber and brush, with several communities evacuated or ringed by fire as crews push to save mills and residences.
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Portland
Obe
Oregon
Washington
Aghes
Wendlingon Lane County
Arboy
Columbia River
Washington County
Cochran
Bales Creek
Wyeth
Birken~ield
Clark and Wilson Lumber Company
Vernonia
British Poet Laureate Tipped for Nobel in Literature
May win prize Stockholm October 4 John Masefield, the British poet laureate, was mentioned by the newspaper Tignin Gent as a possible Nobel candidate for 1982. It suggested the prize would likely be shared by Paul Valery and Stefan George instead.
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Stockholm
John Masefield
Tigningent
Paul Valery
Stefan George
Nudist Scholar Sparks Uproar as Family Flees Hangchow
Wang Tien Mu, a Chinese scholar, returned from Germany with a zeal for nudism and has written a book. He disrobed publicly, shocking his neighborhood. his wife and family left the house in protest. A separate report notes a currency bank call from Washington requesting condition reports for all national banks as of September 30.
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Hangchow
Wang Tien- Mu
Germany
Washington
Destruction Of Landmark Recalls Fight To Locate Beadle County Seat In Cavour
In Cavour the wrecking of the Boone Building ends a landmark. The 24x30 foot structure built by Simons in 1885, and later expanded, housed early businesses and a general store. The account recounts Cavour’s 1880s growth, assorted merchants, and efforts to make Cavour the Beadle county seat, ending with the building’s demolition and reflection on pioneer days.
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Beadle County
Cavour
Boone
Herman Moeler
David A. Hart
Sadie Ebert
Mixford&Hackett
Wb, Sickles
T. J. Boone
Pat O'Keefe
Alf Giles
Shu Creek
Simmons
John, Fernan
J. H. Haigh
Matt Dailey
Geo, Schmidt
Peter Arnold
Wm, Coughlin
Thos Costello
G. Kauth
Gangster Benefit Party Broken Up by Police Action
New York report details Augie Pisano's failed plan to fund gangster peers with a benefit banquet by selling $6 tickets. Police interrupted the scheme, arresting four men while Pisano and the $10,000 target were absent. The piece portrays gangsters shifting to charity-tinged schemes amid hard times.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Augie Pisano
Augie
Little Augie
Iil
Pisano
Mills Says Credit Shift Is Temporary
In Los Angeles Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills argued that directing national economic life from Washington is impracticable and against U S institutions. The American Bankers Association debated taxes and welfare as Gov M S Conner of Mississippi spoke at its 53rd annual convention last night. Mills said the aim is to replace private credit with public credit until private credit resumes normal function, denying it as a form of inflation or managed recovery.
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Los Angeles
Deeems
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Washington
American Bankers’ Association
M. $. Conner
Mississippi
Mills
Association
Ruth Bryan Owen Drives Democratic Campaign Plea
Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen former Florida congresswoman and daughter of William Jennings Bryan closed her campaign tour in North Dakota and South Dakota with a plea for the state and national Democratic tickets at the Grand Forks city auditorium last night.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
William Jennings Bryan
North Arn
South Dakota
Artist testifies in Oklahoma City divorce case
Betty Jane Cope a dancing teacher testified in Oklahoma City that an artist makes her poor wife and laid the blame on Forrest J. Coulter. The salesman and her husband was described as tired of being Mr Betty and Cope. The divorce was granted.
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Oklahoma City
Betty Jane Cope
Forrest J. Coulter
Betty Dana Cope
Women Students Lead Wet Hen Magazine This Year
South Dakota publication shifts to all female editorship under Jeanne Kearney business manager. Alpha Chi Alpha oversees Dakota Day issue with stories features cartoons and photos. Cover design by Carl Riter Vermillion chosen from student entries.
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South Dakota
Jeanne Kearney
Busines
Alpha Chi Alpha
National Journalistic Organization For Women
Watertown
la Vera
Williamson
Custer
Lucille Thompson
Vermillion
Roselthan Simons
Teasurer
Dele Connors
Chicago
Ruth Waggoner
Phillip
Dorothy Write
Jane Brubacker
Sioux City
Marjorie Burns
Huron
Vere
Garrett
Agat
Dorothy King
Mildred van Ruschen
Salem
Roseland Whittemore
Amillion
Carl Riter
Return Of Insult Put Up To County
Chicago dispatch reports extradition of Samuel Insull sen and his brother Martin hinges on Cook County finances. Governor Emmerson offered to request federal action for their return from France and Canada to face embezzlement and larceny charges if the county pays about 10 000 dollars for proceedings. County board had previously refused funds for invest igation of the Insull collapse. Swanson states he has done his duty and awaits the board’s decision.
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Chicago
Cook County
Louis Emmerson
John A. Swanson
Samuel Insull
France
Martin
Canada
Swanson
Democratic County Board
Insull Utilities
County Board
Insulls
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Twenty years ago in Huron the community saw visits by Bir and Mrs Charles J Anderson to see Mrs Andersons parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson. Mrs Jones sister of Mrs Rich ards was due in from Minneapolis for a weeks stay at the Richards home. Gretch en Sauer of Huron stayed with Franx James. Nona Coyer left for Madison Wis for an extended visit. Mrs W S McNeil hosted a 6 pm dinner for friends. C S Hagen chose Imama in Beadle county and filed land details naming Fair City Stock Farm. Bert Marks and wife returned from a visit in Denver. Ernest B R Geiger resigned from James Valley Bank and will move to Minneapolis to join First National Bank there.
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Bir
Charles J. Anderson
Denver
Ernest BR. Geiger
James Valley Bank
Minonapolis
First National Bank
Rogers to Fly to South America for Buenos Aires
Hollywood October 5 Will Rogers, famed film star, is slated to depart by air for South America with Buenos Aires as his target. He expects to reach the Argentine capital in five or six days.
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Hollywood
Will Rogters
South America
Buenos Aires
Walker Flower Shop Reopens at New Huron Location
Walker Flower Shop reopened today in the Daum Auditorium Building at 437 Dakota Avenue South to mark its 10th anniversary. Clarence G. Walker, proprietor, notes the store offers a full line of cut flowers, plants, baskets, vases, candles, goldfish, canaries, aquarium and bird supplies, after remodeling of the former Berndt Electric shop space drew a large crowd.
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Walker
Huron
Daum Auditorium
Dakota Avenue South
Berndt Electric
Clarence G. Walker
Republican Chair Demands Hofstadter Rebuke Tammany
Kingsland Macy, state Republican chairman, called on State Senator Samuel H. Hofstadter, chairman of the party, to rebuke Tammany. The October 5 dispatch notes the request amid party tensions and political maneuvering in New York.
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Hofstadter
Tammany Buffalo
P-W. Kingsland Macy
Samuel H. Hofstadter
The
Republican Leaders Urge Hofstadter to Refuse Tammany Endorsement
A legislative committee probing New York City's government urged Hofstadter to decline the Tammany Hall backing for the supreme court bench. Macy’s telegram said the finest minds of the Republican party feel he has stultified the party and can only partly atone by refusing the designation.
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New York City
Tammany Hall
Supreme Court
Hofstadter
Macy
Republican Party
Huron Woman To Present Report
Sioux Falls hosts the 48th annual three day meeting of the Woman's synodical society for missions in the Synod of South Dakota at First Methodist church. Mrs. E. L. Biederstaedt of Madison is president. Presbyterian presidents Mrs. A. Holland of Scotland, Mrs. George Costain of Huron, and Mrs. W. E. Fonken of Hot Springs will present reports Friday.
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Sioux Falls
Woman’s Syriodical Society For Missions
Synod of
South Dakota
First Methodist Church
E. L. Biederstaedt
Madison
A. Holland
Scotland
George Costain
Huron
W. EB. Fonken
Hot Springs
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