U S Plans Move To Fight Evasion Of Wheat Bushel Tax
Federal authorities plan a broad drive to end illegal wheat milling to dodge the 30 cent per bushel tax. The Internal Revenue Service and Farm Adjustment Administration note growers as chief violators with small on farm mills rising since the tax began. Officials cite low early tax receipts and large May August grinding totals as deceptive due to prior capacity.
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U.S
Sam Bledsoe
Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Farm Adjustment Administration
Internal Revenuen Bureau
Soma
Wallace
Patrol Vienna To Prevent Disorders Tonight
Police squads patrolled Vienna to prevent a recurrence of riots triggered by the workers district. At noon the city remained quiet after last night’s disturbances and government opponents clashed.
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Vienna
Kgs
Workers
Weather Forecast For Huron And Viciniix
Partly cloudy tonight with cooler air and a cozy night. Thursday brings fair conditions. In South Dakota partly cloudy and cooler tonight with frost likely. Thursday should be generally fair and slightly warmer in the eastern portion.
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Huron
Viciniix
Thutsday Fair
South Dakota
Chief Of Police Offers To Care For Abandoned Baby
Chamberlain authorities report Chief H C Smith will adopt and care for a four month old girl found abandoned on Monday near a terrace. The infant, wrapped in blankets and with a bottle of milk, was observed by Jess Drew. the child’s hands and feet were numb but unharmed. Nearly a dozen people offered to adopt the baby by today.
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Chamberlain
Stern
John Law
H.C. Smith
Chamberlain Police
Jess Drew
Smith
Annual Session Of C E S Opens In South Dakota
Delegates to the 45th annual session of the South Dakota grand chapter of the Eastern Star opened with opening rites and prepared to consider reports on Redfield college buildings as a potential Eastern Star Home for the aged. Delegates numbered about 250 with 141 of 108 chapters represented.
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C.E. S
Eastern Star
Redfield
South Dakota
Grand Chapter
The
Redfield College
Carl B. Kubler
Deschwood
Elsie Cook
Wessington Springs
Lowell L. Eno
Montrose
Oliver A. Bray
Sioux Falls
Kate Fagg Williams
Aberdeen
Elizabeth C. Burnett
Armour
Mary Brown
Harvey’ Ge Gregersen
Madison
Florence Lloyd of Spencer
Scotland
John E. Fousberg
Huron
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. B
Oil Dealers Open Membership and Rename State Association
Members of the South Dakota Independent Oil Dealers association opened membership to all fuel dealers in the state and renamed the group the South Dakota Petroleum Marketers association at a meeting today. Secretary H. Buehler of Madison was named administrator of the petroleum products distribution code for the state, with the NRA regulation details explained. The state code committee will meet for its first session here tomorrow.
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South Dakota Independent Oil Dealers Association
South Dakota Petroleum Marketers Association
H. Buehler
Madison
NRA
State Code Committee
Byrd S Flagship Heads to Antarctic Voyage Begun From Boston
Unclear text describes Admiral Byrd's flagship Ruppert sailing from Boston on the first leg toward the Antarctic. The report notes Byrd aims to reach Norfolk Virginia and join uppert with plans to sail to a southern part of the continent.
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Byrd
Antarctic
Seas Ruppert
Boston
Sha
York
Norfolk
Farmers Seek Cost Of Production Based Farm Prices
Washington news: Midwest farm groups urge President Roosevelt to peg farm prices to cost of production, citing South Dakota costs 138 percent above 1926 1930 prices. They outline proposed codes setting costs for crops and livestock and contemplate farm labor organize bargaining and regional wage limits.
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South Dakota
Roosevelt
Farmers Union
Code For Agriculture
Washington
EB. Kennedy
National Farmers Union
Association
Trial set for arson charge against Leonard Jernigan
A large South Central court scene gathered in Kadoka as Leonard Jernigan of Rapid City faced arson charges for allegedly setting fire to Warren Lamb Lumber yards two years prior. The trial, moved from Rapid City, began with jury selection and a lengthy pretrial hearing. attorneys and witnesses prepared for testimony as a jury panel of twelve was drawn.
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Jernigan
Kadoka
Oct
Leonard Durnigan
Rapid City
Warren-Lamb
Parole Request by Warren K Billings at Folsom Prison
Warren K Billings co-defendant with Pom Looney in the San Francisco preparedness day bombing applied for parole at Folsom Prison. The Oct 11 filing indicates ongoing parole consideration by California authorities.
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Folsom Prison
Cal
Warren K.billings
Looney
San Francisco
Allot Millions For Public Work
The Public Works Administration allocated 124 046 611 to 27 non federal projects in 19 states for 176.04 man months of quick employment. Texas received 2 670 000 to relieve drought suffering and 8 900 000 drought relief highway funds. Remaining 6 230 000 goes to Texas highway department via federal relief.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
State of
Texas
Texas ‘Highway Department
Federal Emergency’ Relief Administration
Public Works Board
Rosevelt
War Department
Missouri
Kansas ‘City
Kansas City
Hermann
Sioux City
Irish politics talk at Huron college meeting
George Clarke an Irish native and six year resident spoke on Irish politics at the Y M C A regular meeting at Huron college. He described two factions among the Irish people one seeking freedom from English rule and the other opposed. A girls trio of Helen Hackney Lois Mitchell and Nadine Skare sang
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George Clarke
Y.M.C.A
Ireland
Huron College ¥. MC. A
Rule
Helen. Hackney
Lois Mitchell
Nadine Skare
Vivian Smith
Floods Swamp Central America Killing Dozens
Reports from Paraiso and Apolop origin describe floods due to a hurricane and landslides. A river rose sixty feet above normal carrying unestimated persons. a landslide near Apolop killed nineteen, while two rivers in the southeast flooded wider areas with casualties.
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Central
Kathryn Kelly Testifies in Urschel Kidnapping Trial
Kathryn Kelly took the witness stand as jury heard testimony in the Urschel kidnapping case. She described alleged favors by the three girls at the Shannon farm and said Verne Miller in Kansas City and Chicago arrangement involved killing Urschel. Miller once served as Huron sheriff in South Dakota.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Urschél
Federal
W. A. Rover
John B. Roberty
Kelly
Gels
Luther Arnold
Wfe
RG. Shannon
Geraldine Arnold
George
Urschels
Rorer
Kellys
Memphis
Verne Miller
Kansas City
Chicago
Urichel
Frankfort Man Killed While Handling Gun OnPheasant Hunt
Vern Leckner, agent for Auzy Elevator, died after attempting to remove a loaded gun from a car during a pheasant hunt near Frankfort. He collapsed after being shot in the abdomen while accompanied by farmers Audrey and Morris Robinson. Funeral plans not set. survived by his widow and four children. He belonged to the American Legion post and the Odd Fellows and Moose lodges.
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Frankfort
Vern Leckner
Auzy Elevator Company
Leckner
Audrey
Morris Robinson
American Legion
Odds
Moosa
Thousands Blessed by Pope at Santa Maria Maggiore
Pope Pius XI blessed thousands gathered before the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore during the holy year. Pilgrims must visit for plenary indulgence. Rome woke as officials led a caravan of automobiles to the basilica.
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Pope Arome
Pius XI
Santa Maria Maggiore
Vatican
Rome
Sérafine
Cadix
Dominioni
The News Behind the News and Publicity Hurdles
A Washington dispatch outlines Roosevelt and Hoover letter traffic per day and a card index of correspondents. It notes Bank closures as a government economy measure and critiques NRA publicity moves influencing public opinion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Rooperieher
le Rap
Indiana Restaurant Man Loses NRA Emblem Over Wage Violations
Theodore G. Rahutis of Gary Indiana is ordered by Hugh S Johnson to cease using the blue eagle and surrender it after the Gary compliance board finds he violated the minimum wage and maximum hours provisions. Johnson says the action marks the first penalty of its kind and will be extended to other violators. Rahutis protests stating he has complied with state rules and even exceeded them.
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Washington
NRA
Theodore G. Rahutis
Gary
Ind
Hugh. S. Johnson
Imimand
Ison
Rahutis
Roosevelt
Focal Board
Blue Eagle
Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Rabutis
Rahutls
Naid
Indiana Restaurant ‘Association
Kunkle Hearing Expected on Bank Robbery Case
Preliminary hearing for Percy Kunkle charged with robbing the Springfield bank of nearly 910,000 is expected Thursday. Brother George Kunkle says Percy was not at the crime scene and has not been questioned by Bon Homme County officers. Percy’s date and alibi are under review as witnesses from Springfield are sought.
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Kunkle
Tyndall
Oct
Percy Kunkle
Springfield
George Kunkle
Percy
Bon Homme County
T Hat
Moon
Yankton
Parsons
George
Harry Kroide
Davis Defense Lottery Tickets Interstate Commerce
Davis defense cites sending lottery tickets in interstate commerce as the central issue in the case, challenging charges and outlining jurisdictional and legal arguments. The document frames the policy context and potential implications for enforcement across state lines.
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Davis
France Weighs Forty Hour Week for Public Works
Paris October 11 Premier Dala dier studied plans to impose a forty hour week on contract holders in the national equipment program. The plan would spend about 4 billion francs ($238 billion in old terms) on public works to cut unemployment lower living costs and spur business as the cabinet debates the measure.
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Paris
Geo
Daladier
Seven Die When Plane Crashes Near Chesterton Indiana
Seven people die when a United Air Lines twin motor plane crashes five miles southeast of Chesterton Indiana. The New York to Chicago flight carried seven aboard and exploded in flames after a reported transmission that all was well. Five bodies recovered by nightfall. two found next morning. Names include Dwyer Arlington Massachusetts and Scribner Chicago among others. Officials plan an immediate investigation. first fatal crash of a multi motor ship in years.
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Chesterton
Ind
New York
Chicago
United Air Lines
Here
North Liberty
Cleveland
Toledo
D. Mo Dwyer
Arlington
Mass
B. Smith
Fred Schoendorff
H.R. Burris
Columbus
AL Ea Ruby Chilcago
Alice Scribnér
Dwyer
Arlingston
Dorothy, Dwyer
James Smiley
Oae
Indiana
Esther Stroup
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Cadé
Midwest
Urschel
Paul Mallon
Paul Malion
France
Teanaport
Bebe
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