Weather and World Series Outlook Along with Cubs Athletics Preview
Chicago forecast shows a cool breezy day with possible showers this afternoon, wind southeasterly and temperatures in the 40s. The World Series crowd of about 50,740 gathers as Cubs and Athletics prepare, with Quinn or Darushaty to start and Pat Malone slated for the mound amid cautious optimism and damp conditions.
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Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
A. Dunnell
Associated Fresh
Wrigley Fuel
Cubs
Athletics
Michigan
Connie Mack
Quinn
George Darushaty
Howard Ehimke
Pat Malone
Librarians Meet Rapid City for State Conference
South Dakota Library Association members gathered in Rapid City for their annual convention. Rural library conference programs featured speakers from Pierre and Aberdeen with talks on rural school libraries and county library roles. The afternoon included PTA and extension topics with leaders from Philip, Brookings, and other towns as sessions concluded.
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Rapin Cmc
South Dakota Library Association
Teora 1
Lewis
Pierre
South Dakota Free Library Commission
E.G. Ciffen
Hiprar
W. F. Uinlien
Brookins
Cam. Entort
Potter County
St Louis Kohin Plan Ends Amid Mystery Flight Records
Chicago dispatch reports a 421 hour endurance attempt by the St Louis Kohin aircraft, with both plane and pilots able to remain aloft for at least ten more hours after the 210 hour midpoint. The flight began early morning and continued toward an uncertain conclusion, leaving mystery around the mission and endurance capability.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Turon and Turon area weather update
Turon region weather indicates likely rain tonight with showers. No significant temperature change expected across the period, with South Dakota seeing showers tonight into Thursday and only minor temperature variation.
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Turon
South
No Drinks Stop Flag Raising At Board of Trade
Chicago October reports the 18th amendment delayed hoisting of the flag atop the Board of Trade building. Henry R Rumsey and the building committee awaited readiness as workers joked that drinks would precede the flag, but the prohibition law remained the obstacle.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Henry R Rumsey
Lim
Rumsey
Mr. Rumsey
Night College Courses Outline At Huron College
Evening courses at Huron College run October through January 30 with classes in Child Psychology Speech for Business Men and Women, Commercial Law, Esperanto, Educational Sociology, Scout Leader Training, and cinema shows on Atlantic liners. The Child Psychology course studies development and environmental influences. Speech forBusiness teaches subject selection and expressive delivery. Commercial Law covers contracts and negotiable instruments. Esperanto promotes universal language. Educational Sociology explains tolerance in democracy. Scout Leaders training offers National Training Certificate upon completion. cinema shows provide passenger entertainment aboard ships.
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Huron College
State Department of Education
Boyd
State Scores in Roberts Trial at Williamsport Ind
The state hammered home key alibi questions in the Roberts trial at Williamsport Indiana. Prosecution witnesses Mrs M A Hamilton and Mrs E Bossinger testified Roberts admitted to being in Indiana the day of the Marshfield bank robbery. They placed him with Trobe and John Hayscher in Arcola at night after the robbery, undermining his defense. A Strange van sighting near Marshfield before the robbery was also reported by witnesses. Roberts claims Arenila as his location that day, arguing he could not be at Marshfield 90 miles away.
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Ind
W. B
Bid) Roberts
Huron
S. D
Marshfield
Roberts
Arcola
M.A. Hamilton
E. §. Bossinger
Trobe
John Hayscher
South Dakota
Marshield
Indiana
Gregs
Arenla
Mars
Acola
Scout Officials Attend Regional Boy Scout Meeting
Fred C. Eggers and E. H. Breumner plan to travel to Minneapolis for the annual regional Boy Scout meeting. Officials from Minnesota, the Dakotas, and eastern Montana join six national officers including the chief scout executive. The seminar runs through Saturday noon with post graduate work for regional executives, Breumner returning Sunday and Eggers remaining for further sessions before returning to Huron.
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Fred C. Eggers
Huron
E H. Breumner
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lhe
Dakotas
Montana
National
Boy Scout Office
Breommer
Eggers
Othe Twin
Huton
Prohibitionists Push Sheppard Bill in Congress
Washington Oct 9 An organized movement led by Bishop James Cannon and Eugene L Crawford seeks enactment of the Sheppard bill to declare liquor buyers equally guilty with sellers under prohibition laws. The board of temperance and social service of the Methodist church South directs the appeal.
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Washington
Congress
James Cannon
Ari
Eugene L. Crawford
Board of Tempearance and Social Service
The
Methodist Church, South
Ishbel MacDonald Visits Washington in Official Circles
Ishbel MacDonald, daughter of the British prime minister, meets top Washington officials and social leaders during a busy day of official engagements at the British embassy. She attends a large reception, discusses child welfare with women in industry, and plans further calls and a tea with newspaper women before trips to Philadelphia New York and Canada.
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Washington
Get
Ishbel MacDonald
London
Weshington
Tosy Quevar
Ishbel
Philadelphia
New
Ralph Capone Placed In Federal Cell In Tax Arrest
Ralph Capone brother of Al Capone was jailed in Chicago on a federal tax fraud charge stemming from his 1927 income tax return. He was arrested at the Chicago Stadium after turning his fight tickets to a companion. Bond was set at 50000, with Capone insolvent and unable to post.
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Chicago
Ralph
Bat
Capone
Scarface
Philadelphia
Chicago Stadium
Boad
Two Killed in Boiler Blast at Aberdeen Plant
A boiler explosion at Northwestern Public Service power plant in Aberdeen last night cut power and telegraph service for over an hour. Firemen found Gibson dead, his body badly burned and with a fractured skull, after he was hurled from the ash pit by the blast. Paterson died an hour after being rushed to hospital. Surgeons faced hindrances due to the power outage and candle aid.
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Aberdeen
Oct
Northwestern
Public Service Company
Gibson
Paterson
Burlington Tariffs Filed for Platte Valley Route
The Interstate Commerce Commission said the North Platte Valley tariffs by Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad were awaiting publication. The leasing of the North Platte Valley line by Burlington was authorized but tariffs have not yet been filed. The commission noted Burlington may file for one day emergency effect or standard 30 day notice, with no authority to waive publication.
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Commission
Mrs Berger Named to National Socialist Committee Post
Mrs Meta Berger widow of Victor L Berger former socialist congressman today accepted a seat on the national executive committee of the socialist party. She fills the vacancy created by Norris Hillquit becoming chairman. Berger served on the Milwaukee school board for 19 years.
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Berger
Milwaukee
O&t
Meta Berger
Victor L. Berger
Socialist Party
Norris Hillquit
New York
Y.M. And W.C.A.'s To Have Meeting
Mitchell hosts a joint conference of Y M C A and Y W C A students from November 1 to 3 with Dakota Wesleyan University as hosts John Ralph Hollinger and Stella Surlock of Chicago regional secretaries will attend the gathering Parsons of the state YWCA met with local college leaders to plan the event The article notes the total number of people employed in motor vehicle and allied lines has risen to over four million
Island issue delays tariff bill with Philippine independence move
Washington Oct 9 The tariff bill faces possible indefinite delay as the Senate debates Philippine independence. Senator King proposes immediate independence upon a Philippine constitutional convention, while Chairman Borah urges caution. Senator Bingaman says decision could take days or weeks as leaders weigh complex rate questions before the fast-approaching end of the special session.
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Washington
Senate
Senacr
Binghaw
Contecticut
Floyd Ohm Guilty Verdict by Jury
After a brief deliberation, the jury found Floyd Ohm guilty in a case stemming from an arrest after a grappling with a Huron police officer on September 26. Ohm faced intoxication and resisting an officer charges. sentence not pronounced. The trial concluded at noon. two civil cases ended, one more to be tried next term. Utopia reference appears as an unrelated note about Moore.
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Floyd Ohm
Ohm
Eye device shows skin cleanliness at national exhibit
On display at the National Electrical Exposition the New York Museums of the Peaceful Arts present a tiny chemical eye that converts skin cleanliness into an electrical signal on a dial. A clean hand or neck yields a high reading, while dirt lowers the dial, enabling long distance readings and simple reflectors to register cleanliness.
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New York
Javier
Pappas to Visit Greece From Square Deal Store
James Pappas, operator of the Square Deal grocery at 982 Third Street Southeast for eight years, plans a three month trip to Europa, spending time in Athens to visit his mother and a brother. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Pappas and their three children, with Mike Manol assuming store duties during the absence.
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James Pappas
Square Deal
Third Street
Europa
Pappas
Chicago and North Western Railway
Eicope
Athens
Mike Manol
The
Square Deal Grocery
Mr. Pappas
Farm Board aims to sell 40 percent of next year's wheat
Samuel R. McKelvie, wheat representative on the Farm Board, said the board proposes a national sales agency of cooperatives to handle at least 40 percent of next year's wheat crop. He noted alternatives if this plan cannot be completed and referenced Congressional testimony about relief timelines. The Nebraskan referenced remarks by Senator Foss and Senator Smith regarding government relief.
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Farm Board
Washington
Samuel R. McKelvie
Federal Farm Board
Nebraskan
Foss
Olio
Senate Agricultural Committee
Wouad
Smith
Saruh Caralina
Melkelrie
Sioux Falls Air Fair to be held annually
The Sioux Falls chamber of commerce plans an annual Air Fair with a weeklong aerial program next year. The decision was approved last night without opposition. The first Air Fair last month was reported successful, and organizers note continued interest.
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Airfair
Siom Falls
Decirsian
Sioux Falls
Blue Ribbon Week to Be Observed in Huron Oct 13 19
Blue Ribbon week will be observed in Huron from October 13 to 19 inviting Central South Dakota to visit for fall merchandise and fashion. Theaters will host attractions for seven days, a tri motor airplane will visit, and a parade of new autos led by the city band is planned. Visitors from out of town can receive 1000 show tickets valid at Huron or Lyric theaters, with merchants decorating in blue ribbons and promotions announced by the Chamber of Commerce. continuous shows run daily with discounted matinees and Richard Dix in The Love Doctor at the Huron theater Sunday and Monday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Huron Municipal Band
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Tri-Mower
Ford
Independence
Buron
D. Automobile
Huron Municipal
Stowe
Eact
Richard Dix
Love Dottor
Huron Theaten
Nations watch Britain talks on naval limits
Washington awaited reactions from Japan Italy and France to Britain’s invitation for a new naval limitation conference. The United States backs the Anglo American plan aiming for parity in capital ships cruisers destroyers and aircraft carriers by 1936. France remains uncertain while Japan fears implications for its fleet and security. Prime Minister MacDonald’s Washington visit continues with a joint statement to outline talks and promote peace.
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Japan
France
Italy
United States
Hoover
Rapidan
MacDonald
America
Dawes
London
MacDonila
Great Brian
Great Britain
Geneve
Franze
Sif
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