Hoover Praised by Coolidge in Madison Square Garden
In New York on October 12 ex president Calvin Coolidge praised Herbert Hoover as one who saved the country from disaster. He urged re election of Hoover and criticized Franklin D Roosevelt on debt to fund the bonus. Col William Donovan also spoke for economy in government.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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William J. Donovan
Gaughan Met Death By Accident In Deadwood
Deadwood South Dakota October 12 coroner’s inquest reports Patrick Gaughan 45 died from a gunshot wound in alleged accident while in the hands of his son Ralph 15 during a quarrel The youth is jailed awaiting juvenile court hearing State’s Attorney Clinton G Richards said the case may go to circuit court
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Bottlers Convene in Huron for Two Day Meeting
Members of the South Dakota Bottlers association gathered in Huron for their annual two day convention opening at Hotel Marvin Alighitt tomorrow. Dr Max Levine of Ames Iowa State College and director of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages will be among the principal speakers.
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Iowa State College
Farmed Dan Pigman Fatally Run Over in Hayfield Incident
Dan Pigman aged 68 a retired Bayfield farmer died after being struck by the rear wheel of a road dragging machine in Hayfield late last night Pigman was a local resident described as a longtime farmer and was fatally injured by the accidental contact on the farm equipment scene details indicate a dangerous work accident with immediate fatal outcome for the Bayfield man.
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Bayfield
Garner Scoffs At Charges He Has Been Muzeled
Albany October 12 Speaker John N Garner returned to New York after a social chat with running mate Gov Franklin D Roosevelt. He mocked Republican claims that he was muzzled and said the campaign plan was for him to decide. Roosevelt prepared a radio address outlining views on federal relief work and a tour schedule in the south and midwest.
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Farmers picket clashes spark injuries near Buffalo Minn
Wright county officials chose not to request national guardsmen after local deputies controlled stockyard picketing that injured three people. Henry Vogel Carl Anderson and Mrs Lea Robasse were hurt, with Vogel suffering facial injuries and Anderson a crushed finger. A pursuing truck hit Robasse’s foot as a picket stood behind the truck. In Anoka Minnesota a 110 pound woman named Margaret Heldt barred marchers and helped trucks pass. Deputies from Anoka and Hennepin counties aided by Sheriff Olson faced 150 picketers and could call on the militia. A 500-strong crowd watched as hand to hand clashes occurred near the highway. A suspect, K A Bosch of Atwater, was arrested. New Ulm farmers voted to picket three routes into the city, enforcing an embargo.
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Kossner
Nicollet County
Redfield Man Directs U S Senate Investigation Of Insull Affairs
James E. Stewart of Redfield South Carolina federal operative was placed in charge by the Senate Banking and Currency Committee to investigate all phases of the Insull utilities crash. The move follows Swanson’s cancellation of a trip to Washington and signals likely rapid federal action on extradition for Lemuel Insull.
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Senatorial Committee On Banking and Currency
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Washington
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Weather For Huron and Vicinity Unsettled for Weight and Thursday
For Huron and vicinity the outlook shows unsettled conditions with colder temperatures on Thursday. South Dakota expects mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with cooler air, especially in the west and north, and extreme west tonight.
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City Band Practice Postponed Over Hall Space Conflict
The Beads county relief organization occupying city hall band rooms forced the municipal band to seek alternative rehearsal space. Tonight’s practice is postponed as another suitable location has not yet been found, announced president Rev T. EL Joeckal.
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Enother Place
T. EL Joeckal
Pittsburgh radio singer and pirate serond marry today
Tony Piet and Janina Samoras, a 20 year old radio singer, were married in Pittsburgh on October 12. The couple announced plans for a life together after the ceremony.
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Norbeck Sees Insull Crash Worsening Says Investigation Deepens
Senator Peter Norbeck chairing the banking and currency committee stated the Insull utilities case looks worse as more details unfold after James E. Stewart’s arrival in Chicago. He noted the senatorial probe runs alongside local inquiries and praised State's Attorney John A. Swanson for prosecutorial work. He added the extradition of Samuel Insull remains a Department of Justice matter.
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Senate Committee
Norbeck
Chicago
James E. Stewart
Bedfield
D. C
Banking and Currency Committee
John A. Swanson
Samuel Insull
Greece
Department of Justice
County Receives Aid Checks For Beadle County
Beadle County auditors office reports $2,588 in aid relief payments for unemployment projects. About 175 checks issued to local workers for Ravine Park dam and county road jobs. Some recipients received advances equal to full check amounts. distribution overseen by A M Berg. Relief work to continue until Pierre issues stop order or funds run out. State seeks $250,000 more from Reconstruction Finance Corp to sustain relief, with $15,000 already advanced. Repayment structured from federal and highway funds starting 1943 with 20 percent annual withholdings through 1949.
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Pierra
A M. Berg
Ravine Park
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Ates
Pierre
Roy L. Emry
Berk
Hay Wade
Reconstruction'Finance Corporation
R. F.C
Sevunty
One Killed In Mexican Church Uprising Near Toxpan
A Jalapa dispatch reports one person killed and two wounded in a battle between etisteros and anticlerics near Toxpan at Misantla. Anticlerics seized a church and turned it into a school, per the dispatch.
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Jalapa
Lutherans Gather For Biennial Convention
In Philadelphia on October 12, over 500 clergy and lay delegates from the United Lutheran Church in America gathered for a week-long biennial convention. Key issues include a proposal to merge the church "Wistles" into four lates and the eligibility of women as delegates to future conventions.
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United -Lutheran Church In America
Norbeck Urges All to Join Red Cross Roll Call
Senator Peter Norbeck urged South Dakotans to join the American Red Cross next month as thanks for relief work during last winter. Albert Evans of St. Louis praised the organization and noted the current huge relief program as a major task since wartime. More than 100 people attended a luncheon at the Marble Hub hotel with delegates from seven counties and service clubs.
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Buffalo County
Red’ Cross
Mir. Rowland
Woman And Mother Beaten To Death In Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on October 2, Mrs Nellie Tressler aged 45 and her mother Mrs Amanda Bariman were found beaten to death at the Tressler home. Two children Sadie 12 and Billy 8 were badly beaten and hospitalized. Mrs Tressler body was found in the backyard and Mrs Hartman was dead on a bed. Police say the house was disordered with blood on floors and walls and the murder weapon is not found. Detectives pursue motive.
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Amanda Bariman
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Hartman
Italian King Not Mentioned In Oath
The new fascist oath will include God and Italy, but omits the king. It vows to execute orders of Il Duce and to serve with all strength and blood if needed for the fascist revolution. Roosevelt: to speak Sioux Falls. Democrats announce a special message to women will be aired from Yankton.
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Leniency in foreclosures sought to aid farmers
A South Dakota Farmers Union committee proposed extending redemption on foreclosed property from one to five years and creating a moratorium to let farmers keep their homes. The plan would pay taxes and interest from established community rent while tax cuts and economy measures were urged. The program also urged bans on high interest state bonds and shifting funds to roads, with opposition to county consolidation and sales of state enterprises. A monument fund for Nordahl Peterson and other Farmers Holiday efforts were also discussed as part of broader resolutions.
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Iroquois
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Wessington Springs
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Philip
Eleanor Wilson
Dwyte Wilson
Mitchell High School
Reese Morgan
Carol Gera
Virginia Excel
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Tyndall
Fresh Aren't Dumb Just Not Brilliant
Cedar Falls Iowa October 12 not that you should judge a freshman at Iowa State Teachers college by the answers he gives in an intelligence test but here are some of the freshmen answers Prosecution The killing of a large number of persons Adulteration Growth from childhood to maturity Tamboree A shallow one headed drum with jingles at the side Atheist A plant or animal that lives at the expense of others
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Iowa State Teachers College
Norbeck Tour Promises Rally in Beadle County
Senator Peter Norbeck toured Beadle County this afternoon for Republican candidates and was scheduled to speak at Huron's stream auditorium with former secretary of state Gladys Pyle. He spoke briefly at Wolsey Wessington and Bitchcock, and a Dallas auditorium rally to start at 8:30 pm was announced by county GOP chairman A A Chambers. The program would be broadcast on station KGDY with several Republican candidates on the platform.
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Beadle County
Huron Stream
Gladys Pyle
Sams Dakota
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Wolsey, Wessington
Bitchcock
Dallas
A. A. Chamberslain
KGDY
Miss Pyle
Ubl's Recovery Seems Certain After Hospital Stay
In Minneapolis on October 12, doctors at the University of Minnesota report halfback Myron Ubl is much improved after three weeks in University Hospital. He had suffered a sternum fracture from football practice, pneumonia, and a young abscess but is now advancing toward recovery.
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Tire Rim Inventor Dies In New York
Louis Henry Perlman, 70, inventor of a mountable rim for automobile wheels, died Monday in Flushing, New York. His fortune came from imitation tire fitment. He had homes in Flushing and Montrose, New York.
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Hitler Opens Reichstag Campaign in Bavaria Speech
Adolf Hitler launched his campaign in Guenzburg Bavaria on October 12 for the November 6 Reichstag elections. He denounced Chancellor von Papen's economic program as impudence to expect cooperation with the cabinet and vowed to play second fiddle to nobody on earth.
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Robbank hits Woodridge Langdon Bank in Washington
In northeast Washington a bank was robbed as employees arrived. The Woodridge Langdon Savings and Commercial Bank was targeted, with initial reports suggesting funds between 15000 and 20000 dollars were taken. No injuries reported.
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Woodridge-Langdon’ “Savings and Cmmercial Bank
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