New York Mayoral Nominating Fight Hots Up
New York Democrats prepare tonight to name a mayoral candidate as former Mayor James J. Walker reportedly may decline nomination for health reasons. Alfred E. Smith reportedly aims to crush Walker with Gov. Roosevelt and Lieut. Gov. Lenroot backing. Bronx Leader McKee asserts election laws may force a 1924 contest and a court ruling on whether any mayoral election should occur this year.
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James J. Walker
Europe
Daly News
Alfred B. Smith
Walker
Smith
Franklin. D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lenmen
Bronx
Joseph V. McKes
McKee
Tno
Just Tax Union To Meet Here Oct. 15
The South Dakota Just Tax Union will meet in Huron on Saturday Oct. 15 at 2 p.m. in Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Secretary A. J. Hawkins announced the session will push forward a tax reduction program to be presented to the state legislature next January.
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Just Tax Union
Waubay
South Dakota
Huron
A. J. Hawkins
Marvin Hughitt
Hope For Rain To End Forest Fires
Portland reports sea fog and smoke veil the region as rain expected to curb western Oregon and southwestern Washington fires. Fire crews hold lines from California to the Columbia River with cooler humidity easing winds. Timber and West Timber burn areas show control but Cochran mill town ruins smoulder. one life lost, officials call escape miraculous.
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Portland
Obe
Regon
Washington
California Line
Columbia River
Timber
West Timber
Cochran
Probe Bomb Plot To Liberate Prisoners
A Michigan state prison guard faced a conspiracy to bomb charge as investigators probed a plan to free two inmates. Archie French handwriting outlined the plot. police seized five sticks of dynamite, caps, fuse, two revolvers, 100 rounds, and nine cartridge belts in Dearborn.
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Michigan
Archie French
Harry S. Toy
French
Mary Cross
Agnes Schoonmaker
Dearborn
Missions Show Progress Across East and World
The South Dakota Baptist convention heard Rev. William Axling report that Christian missions are gaining trust in the East with missionaries active in work. He noted the Germany missionary conference urged global Christian union. The second day featured a symposium on South Dakota's Christian education program with A. L. Putnai, Edwin Ring, and J. J. Clark among participants.
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Japan
South Dakota Baptist Convention
Axling
Germany
South Dakota
A. L. Putnai
Pierre
Edwin Ring
Huron
J. J. Clark
Rapid City
Miller Loses Suit Against City in Huron Court
In Huron municipal court Judge Dick Heaney directed a verdict for the city in Elsie Miller's suit seeking 85.60 in wages. City attorney John P. Sauer and Mrs. Miller's counsel Jas. Byrne led the case, the sole jury matter of the term as others were dismissed continued or resolved by pleas.
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled weather tonight and Friday with cooler conditions after noon. South Dakota expected increasing cloudiness and cooler with possible showers in the west portion. Minnesota mostly cloudy and cooler in the northwest with slightly warmer conditions elsewhere.
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Huron
South Dakota
West
North Central
Minnesota
Northwest
South
Road Report Weather and road conditions brief
A concise regional road report lists temperatures and conditions for cities including Yankton Watertown Huron Sioux Falls Mitchell Aberdeen Rapid City and Pierre. It notes high and low temperatures and precipitation status with road quality described as clear or fair in several locations.
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Barbara RE
Yankton
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Pierre
American envoy Davis heads to disarmament talks
Norman E B Davis, member of the American delegation, leaves for London to discuss Hoover disarmament proposals and a British plan calling for reduced armaments. He explains the U S stance to Premier Herriot, noting interest in progressive reduction and neutrality in national differences.
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Paris
Norman EB. Davis
London
Hoover
Great Britain
Huttleshing
Herriot
United States
City National Bank opens amid take over of liabilities
CHICAGO Oct 6 The City National Bank and Trust company with Gen Charles G Dawes as chairman opened for business today taking over the deposit liabilities and banking business of the Central Republic Bank and Trust company The Central Republic will keep its trust and real estate departments and its investment affiliate The new bank sharing quarters with the Central Republic but a separate corporate entity has 4 000 000 paid in capital and 2 000 090 Surplus.
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City National
Chicago
City National Bank and Trust Company
Charles G. Dawes
Central Republic ‘Bank and Trust Company
Central Republic
Treasury names 227 building projects across 44 states
Washington reports 227 public building projects in 44 states have allocations under the Garner-Wagner relief law. Funded from an initial 100 million, the total now stands at 84,872,600 with 5,127,400 yet to be allotted among a few localities. money reduced by the 10 percent economy law.
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Treasury Washington
Treasury
Four names linked to Linthicum vacancy in Maryland
Baltimore on October 6 reports four Democrats prominent in circles as likely successors to the late J Charles Linthicum representative for Maryland's fourth district. Linthicum died after a 12 day illness at Maryland General Hospital. A state committee meeting Tuesday will pick a candidate for the remainder and the 1933 term. Amrose J Kennedy state parole commissioner former state senator James H Preston Philander Briscoe and State Senator Benjamin F B McKindless are named as likely candidates.
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Linthicum
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J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Maryland General Hospital
Democrat State Central Committee
Ambrose J. Kennedy
James H. Preston
Philander
B. Briscoe
Benjamin FB. McKindless
New Wonderful Face Powder Promises Youthful Complexion
New Wonderful MELLO GLO Face Powder marketed to reduce wrinkles and pores using a new French process for smoother application and longer wear. Stories claim a shine free nose and a pure, flawless finish from Fides tiny Hines.
Club Leader Pleads For United Effort
Mrs. J C Coombe of Sioux Falls president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs urged united effort to advance the federation during the session in Sioux Falls on October 6. She warned of many problems and urged focus on practical subjects for present conditions.
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United Effort
Sioux Falls
J.C. Coombe
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
United Efforts
Community leaders call for informed unity to advance welfare
A state president urged a well informed, intelligent grasp of community problems as the first step to better citizenship. She praised work in South Dakota and stressed that standing together and pulling together will help everyone go forward.
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Graud
South Dakota
Injury After Fight Recovers Then Slips Again
Special correspondence reports C Dane once kicked in a horse accident eight months ago is again in serious condition after a scuffle with Jack Atkinson. The incident followed an argument and the man is hospitalized as authorities review details.
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Highmore
C. Dane
Jack Atkinson
Outlook gloomily forecasts for four power arms talks
Downing Street indicated the prospects of a four power conference to discuss Germany's arms equality demand are dim. Britain offers good offices but no acceptance has come from France or Germany. Paris said the French foreign office had not decided on a reply and the matter was still under study.
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Rnly
France
Uns
Paris
Berlin
Britain
Foreign Office
City Briefs Coverage of Local Movements and Events
Dr. H P Carson Mrs George Costain and Dr Hubert Keteller left for Stone Falls to attend the state Presbyterian synod starting today. Mrs Costain will join the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in session there. The Pasek Ketelle group depart for Sioux Falls with plans for hosting duties. Mrs Verl Deeg and Mrs H E Bruner spent time in Breckings. A Presbyterian church rummage sale is scheduled for Oct 7 and 8. Miss Sara L Dewing is in Doland.
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George Costain
Hubert Keteller
Stone Falls
State Presbyterian’ Synod
George
Costain
State Federation of Women’s ‘Clubs
J. I. Pasek
Ketelle
Mary. Aberdeen
Sioux’ Falls
Ketelles
Hous
W. H. T. Foster
M. J. Bislas
Idaho Avenue
Flerre
Bislas
United
Verl C. Deeg
H. E. Bruner
Breckings
Presbyterian Church
Sara Lz
Dewing Jg
Doland
Christmas gifts for home extension club members
Community notes mention Condetodey organizing Christmas gifts for home extension club members. Mentions of Yet these items include slogans about drinks, a battery radio, a church meeting at St Teresa hall with officer elections, and various local residents traveling to Sioux for the state Presbyterian synod. Walker's Flower Shop advertises roses at six cents per dozen with a new address at 437 Dak Ave S.
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D. MM. Butt
Reese
E. L. Jones
Sioux
Gamble Stores
D. A
St. Teresa Hall
Ray Pederson
Regey Walter
Watertown
Pittsy Berg
Mass
Boston
Albany
Walker
New
Dak. Ave. S
Treasury Plans New Financing to Tap 3 Billion Mark
Washington October 6 Acting Secretary Ballantine announced new financing operations pushing government borrowing for the fiscal year past the $3,000,000,000 mark. About $450,000,000 of 2 percent 416 year treasury notes will be sold October 15 to retire $53,482,000 of matching treasury certificates and meet $155,009,900 in interest on the public debt.
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