Beer manufacture to start at Huron next month
Dakota Brewing company directors say the old Huron Beverage plant will be remodeled and expanded at a cost near 70000 with a 20 person permanent staff. First beer batch expected about November 10 with distribution by February. New equipment includes 12 fermenting tanks 14 storage tanks and a large ice machine.
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Huron
Itead
Pa~cota. Brewing Company
Huron Beverage Company
Joe Poelinger
Mahlon C. Bundy
St. Paul
Mrr. Bundy
Bundy
Mahlon
The
Dakota Brewing
Dorsey
Yoerg
Dunn, Jr
Vanderbie's
Ice Cream Company
Midway National Bank
St St Paul
S. ‘Warner
McGill-Warner Company
Twin City
Uthngraphers
First Bank| Stock Company
Van Der Lubbe Admits Reichstag Fire Confession
Dutch brickmason Marinus Van Der Lubbe confessed again that he set the Reichstag building on fire last winter working alone. The question and tense courtroom scene dominated the resumed hearing as the judge pressed for a loud unequivocal answer.
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van der Lubbe
Reichstag
Berlin
Marinus van der Lubbé
Wilhelm, Huengen
J ¥An der Lobbe
Brewers To Pay $5 000 For First Racketeer
New York brewers offer 5000 dollars reward for the first testimony leading to conviction of a beer racketeer. Rudolph Schaefer, head of the Brewers Board of Trade, cited witness fear and intimidation as why the measure is needed. Advertisements appeared in metropolitan papers announcing the reward.
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New York
Rudolph Schaefer
Brewers’ Board of Trade
Schaefer
Guardsmen Patrol Indiana Coal Region as Strikes Loom
National guardsmen patrolled Sullivan county roads to deter renewed coal mine disruptions amid picketing at the Francisco Somerville mines. Officers watched districts for signs of violence as an airplane survey assessed troop deployment viability.
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Francisco
Somerville
Jim Sullivan County
Hoosier
Starburn
Shelburn
Sullivan County
Cleve
Lewellyn
Imine
Charles
Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Sorenson at local church
Funeral services are planned tomorrow for Mrs A J Sorenson who died recently after a brief illness. The ceremony will be held at the local church with interment following at nearby cemetery and friends invited to attend.
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Rites Ave
Mrs. Sorenson
A. J.sorenson
Grau San Martin Regime Crumbles Amid Cuba Power Struggles
In Havana October reports say Ramon Grau San Martin faces mounting opposition as Mendieta regroups to bargain with rivals. Economic pressure and U S recognition drive talks toward compromise while university supporters waver and backers press for Mendieta to reenter politics.
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Carlos Mendieta
Havana
Ciuba
Ramon Grau
San’ Martin
Grau
Ini
National Hotel
Mendieta
Gray
United States
Los Angeles Board to Hold Special Vote on School Earthquake Plan
The Los Angeles board of education voted to hold a special election for a 15 million dollar bond to retrofit public schools for earthquake resistance. Civic leaders and construction experts warned no California school is built to resist lateral thrust, urging immediate action.
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Los Angeles
Chorus rehearsal previews The Marriage Nannette
Mrs Owen Wright chairs the costume committee for the forthcoming production and discusses economical attractive gear. High school girls rehearse as dancers and join the chorus guided by Miss Helo Buchanan in chapel rehearsals and onstage action.
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Civic Cnorus
Owen Wright
Nannette
Meet
Orus
A F of L Adopts School Program
The federation’s educational committee, led by Florence Frenkerh, presents a plan to broaden the curriculum, secure tenures, and support unions for teachers. The convention report argues salary cuts threaten public schools and education standards while advocating teacher input in policy and pensions.
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Tire Aod
Federation
Florence ‘Cur
Frenkerh
The
American Federation
Indus
Jenrethr
Stine
Weather Forecast for Haros and Vicinity Tonight
Readable weather note predicts fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with temperature changes. A cooler west portion may bring unsettled, southeast winds and generally fair skies across the Dakota region.
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Haros
Tonlaht
Wedareday
Bouth
Dakota
Relief Committee Demands Prompt Action On Food and Livestock
Beadle County labor farm and unemployed groups dispatch a resolution to Gov Berry and officials accusing W L Eales of red tape and delays in relief. It warns of unprecedented danger for hungry farmers and workers as cattle depart for lack of feed and requests Eales travel to Beadle County for inquiry.
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Pierre
Sind
Beadle County
W. L. Esles
Eales
Mrs. Evanore Mannie Dies at 67 After Illness
Mrs. Evanore Mannie age 67 died at her home 1153 Kansas Avenue Southeast after a long cancer illness. Born January 7 1866 in St Anne Kansas she moved to the Dakota territory in 1683 and later to Turton. Survived by four children and several siblings, services set at St Martins Church Turton with burial in Turton. The body remains at Walsh chapel until services.
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Evanore Mannie
Kansas Avenue
St. Anne
Kan‘akes County
Mannie
Dakota Territory
Turton
Marringa
Alfred O. Mannie
Huron
Mary F. Desmond
St Martin's Cathlig
Walsh
Yonkers nurse and attendant sentenced for kidnapping threat
Nicolina De Palma a Yonkers nurse received five years in prison and James Medley a former gasoline station attendant ten years for pleading guilty to threatening to kidnap the niece of Russell C. Leffingwell, partner in the Morgan banking house, in a federal case presided by Judge Alfred C. Coxe.
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New York
Nicolina’ de Palma
Yonkers
James Medley
Algred
C. Coxe
Russell
C. Leffingwell
Morgan’ Banking House
News Behind The News About Subterfuges In Geneva
Washington dispatch notes Hitler’s volatile stance and fear of a grand explosion at the disarmament conference. The piece argues his wild forces cannot stay quiet and that abroad unrest looms as tensions rise ahead of Geneva.
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Washington
Geneva
Green Predicts Codes Reopened Improve Wages Hours
President Green foresees quick administration action to reopen NRA codes, enabling higher minimum wages and shorter hours. He cites statements by Senator Wagner and Secretary Perkins supporting code revision. Wagner notes higher wages and a 40 hour week may be needed, while Perkins calls for continued progress beyond current minima. Green says federation will press for a general revision to boost purchasing power and生产.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Robert F. Wagner
Labor Advisory Board
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
Perkins
Wagner
iQne
Otter
Federation
Lkely
Apel
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Huron Men Injured In Highway Crash Near Highmore
George Stafford and Berry Thoman suffered severe injuries after a collision with a truck four miles west of Highmore while returning from a business trip to Onida. Bottcher of Highmore, driving ahead, pulled off to fix headlights. bad lights caused the crash. Stafford sustained a brain concussion and broken ribs. Thoman had a badly lacerated scalp. Both were treated at Highmore and then moved to Huron for further care. Stafford is a salesman for the JN company.
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George Stafford
Berry Thoman
Highmore
Thoman
Stafford
Onida
Fd Bottcher
WNAXE
Mir. Stafford
Imabla
Highmore Snd
Hux
JN Company
Humphrey Trade Commission Post Drafted for Williams
A clipped Washington note reports President proposing removal of Williams F. Humphrey from the Federal Trade Commission as part of a broader personnel shake up. Publics are urged to read for context amid ongoing reform talks.
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Humphrey
Washington
Williams F. Humphrey
Federal Trade Cou
Inisalgne
Takes Pride In Work Makes Better Money
Charles C. Bittner testified before Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson that he produced counterfeit quarters that rivaled real coins in appearance and quality. He described how the fakes were crafted with convincing design and a convincing sheen, suggesting he earned more money from the operation than legitimate mints.
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Chicago
Charles C. Bittner
James H. Wilkerson
Mint
Grand Chapter Set to Open Sun Shine Session in Huron
South Dakota chapter of the Order of Eastern Star begins its Sun Shine session in Huron with two meetings at 9 a.m. in Huron College Auditorium. James Erlo Smith of Aberdeen leads the grand officers procession. An annual reception occurs tonight at the Elks Ballroom Hotel Marvin Hughitt with a banquet yesterday honoring Mrs. Williams Oliver.
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South Dakota
Order of Eastern Star
Huron
Huron College
Little James
Erlo Smith
Aberdeen
St. Clair Smith
Kate Fagg Williams
Moascat
Elks Ball
Marvin Hughitt
Huan
Banqhet
Wiliams Oliver
AL Bray
Siaers
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Welxen Steel Company
Neva
Ville
Roosevelt
Moses Murray
Murray
Ramon Grau San Martin
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Aid Administration
Paul Mallon
Manter
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