Supreme Court Opens Session Amid Court Congestion
The Supreme Court opened a new term as congestion grows in lower federal courts. Public recommendations urged five new district judges to ease the load across districts including southern New York and eastern York while the court plans to dispose of cases and proceed with merit based appeals.
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Student Cleared In Fatal Parkston Auto Crash
Coroner's inquest Saturday cleared Eddie Issenhut of any blame in a Parkston auto collision that killed 15 year old Clarence Stevenson and injured Harold Lobe and Eldora Rempfer, all University of South Dakota students returning home. Witnesses said one car lacked lights and the other had parked, with both cars involved a mile east of town.
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One Killed One Injured In Automobile Crashes
Sioux Falls Oct 6 4A Dr H Harvey 70 of Sibley Iowa was killed and Frank Ingalls of Laverne Minnesota injured in two crashes east of the city last night. Harvey fatally struck by stepping from a car and died before reaching a hospital. Ingalls trapped in a prior collision that blocked the highway but later reported not seriously hurt. Carl Munson a local farmer drove the car that struck Dr Harvey.
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Nova Scotia Apple Crop Ravaged by Weekend Gale
A north fast gale with heavy rain swept Nova Scotia over the weekend causing extensive apple crop damage and disrupted communications. Growers estimate losses above 110,000 as thousands of ripe apples were ripped from trees in the Annapolis valley.
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Services Planned for Father and Daughter in Wessington
Funeral services for Frank Mucting and his daughter, both residents of Wessington Springs, were to be held at the Methodist church at 2:30 this afternoon conducted by Rev. Barry Blackburn. Burial will follow in the local cemetery. Surviving are Mrs. Meating and a five year old daughter.
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Urge Legion to Aid Laws and National Service
President urges Legion to reinforce civic duty and mutual helpfulness while highlighting defense parity under London treaty and opposition to a large standing army. He notes veterans programs cost 900 million annually, mostly for World War veterans, and calls pension relief to be within just bounds without overburdening taxation. He stresses citizen participation in self government at the ballot box and warns against minority rule.
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Drought Relief Seen After Rain Across Large Area
Washington reports a hopeful drought picture as Dr. C. W. Warburton says rains over two weeks revived pastures and crops. Beneficial precipitation returned hay to nearly normal and feed grain to around eighty percent of the five year average, though hay and grain shortages persist in some drought regions and Augmenting supplies remains possible beyond shipments from surplus areas.
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Webster Boy Killed In Automobile Crash Near Webster
Armine Kaiser, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Kaiser of Webster, was killed instantly last night in an automobile crash near here. James Teiten, 22, was seriously injured, Arnold Sauer sustained minor injuries. The driver lost control, car left the road, climbed an embankment and overturned.
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Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity Tonight
Weather forecast notes cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with a high of late fall. Temperature values compare to last year and historic records. precipitation totals show 19.92 inches year to date and 269 for the month to date. Sunrise is 6 37 a m and sunset 6 05 p m.
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Trees Drain City Water: Eucalyptus Planted Around Well
Tuesday forecast shows showers possible with little temperature change. Data from stations note officials planted trees around the well to conserve rainfall. The trees, o f eucalyptus variety, grew to eleven times their original size and now consume about 22 tons of water daily, reducing supply. A new water works project costing 4 million dollars is being considered to address the shortfall.
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Forecasts for Dakotas Iowa Minnesota Overnight Tuesday
South Dakota will be partly cloudy with possible showers in the far west tonight and in the east Tuesday. Iowa expects cloudy skies with showers tonight and likely in the east and south areas Tuesday, with little temperature change. Minnesota features partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions in the east, showers in the extreme southeast tonight, followed by mostly cloudy Tuesday with possible showers in the west and warmer conditions in the northwest.
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Weather and Road Conditions Report by City
Wankton S4 shows high 73 low sd with cloudy skies and fair roads due to construction. Huron 68 and 44 with clear conditions. Aberdeen 62 and 42 with clear roads. J Pierre 69 and 45 cloudy with good roads. wx Falls 67 and 52 with possible rain and cloudy roads. Rapid City 11 and 48 trace precipitation, good roads, partly cloudy.
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Grove Of Trees Proves Costly Water Crisis
A planned grove of trees intended to secure Bogota's water supply has led to a growing crisis as the city faces reduced water flow from wells. Experts note the project has diverted funds and disrupted groundwater access, increasing shortages for residents and industry.
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Cuba Eyes Fuel Alcohol Revival For Sugar Industry
Cuban cane growers seek to revive industrial alcohol as a solution to sugar surpluses and market shortages. They note early wartime fuel use and higher mileage, proposing revival with export sales to Europe while government supports the plan amid a chaotic regulatory scene and past U.S. restrictions.
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Legion To Entertain Big League Players In Huron Meeting
American League baseball stars who are to play in Huron Thursday will be invited to attend a meeting of William Reaves post of the American Legion that night. Commander William C. Welter and other new officers will be installed and standing committees for the year announced. Special entertainment and a luncheon are planned in honor of the players.
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No Clue In Brutal Slaying Of Youth
In Dubuque Iowa police combed river bottoms along the Mississippi seeking suspects in the brutal killing of 12 year old Earl Fuller Jr after the investigation extended into the river area with no leads yet identified.
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Slayers Identity Hinted In River Flats Slaying
A mutilated body was found along the river flats near Willows Early Sunday. Henry Watts was last seen Saturday evening with football friends. Police questioned about 15 transients but obtained no reliable leads as they sought the killer.
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Nebraska blacksmith ends life amid troubles in Crofton
Charley Ritts 55 Crofton blacksmith shot himself in the mouth with a shotgun yesterday morning. Domestic troubles and financial worries blamed. He leaves a widow and seven children, the youngest about eight.
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Labor Heads Gather For National Meet
Representatives of labor in the United States and Canada gather in Boston for the Sthaman convention of the American Federation of Labor. President Hoover is to address the federation shortly after appearances at the American journal convention. The annual report notes unemployment and business conditions worsened in 1921 and 1922, with breakdowns in adjusting production and credit to market emergencies.
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