Norbeck Blames Deflation of 1920 for Farm Ills in West
Senator Peter Norbeck told a Daum’s auditorium crowd that deflation under a Democratic administration in 1920 caused farm distress in the Northwest. He urged remedy by raising farm prices or lowering other costs, and criticized tariffs and bank guarantees while praising economic readjustment over gifts. Gladys Pyle followed with defense of Gov. Green and critique of Tom Berry’s record on banking and highway investigations.
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South Dakota
Northwest
Peter Norbeck
Daum
Senator Norbeck
Norbeck
Hudden
Federal Reserve District
Democrats
U. S
National
House of Representatives
House
Republican Senate
Democratic House
Hoover
Green
Gladys Pyle
Warren Green
Tom Berry
House Journal
Smith Banking Department
Highway Department
Pllc
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures, and South Dakota also partly cloudy tonight and Friday with slight warming. Strong entities not specified.
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Huron
South Dakota
Borsh Urges Currency Expansion Amid Debates On Bonus
MALAD IDAHO Oct 18 Denouncing the gold standard dollar as not an honest dollar Senator William E Borsh appeals for currency expansion to replace hoarded funds and boost circulation. He also criticizes veteran bonus demands and urges restoring silver as a purchasing medium in the Orient. He cites industry revival from new gold strikes and criticizes eastern senators for blocking expansion plans.
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Malad
Idaho
William E. Borsh
Alaska
New York
Congress
America
Federal Land Bank
American Legion
Legion
Portland
Christopherson To Speak In Huron And County Tour
Republican congress candidate C. A. Christopherson will speak in Huron at 7 o clock next Monday evening at Daum's auditorium. He will give three talks in Beadle county at Cavour 1 pm Yale 2 pm and Virgil 4 pm. County candidates will accompany him and appear on the platform during his Huron address.
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C. A. Christopherson
Congress
Huron
Daum
A. A. Chamberlain
Christopherson
Beadle County
Cavour
Yale
Virgil
State Medics Hold Meeting In Huron
Council members of the South Dakota Medical Society met in Huron for their quarterly session at the Mirvin Hughitt hospital. Dr. J. R. Westaby of Madison led the gathering with Dr. J. F. Cook of Langford as secretary treasurer among those present. Tonight they planned to attend the Huron district society’s regular meeting.
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Huron
South Dakota Medical Society
Mirvin Hughitt
J. R. Westaby
Madison
State Association
J. EF. D. Cook
Langford
Huron District Medical Society
Infant Barbara Ann Keer Funeral This Week
Barbara Ann Keer infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Keller of 867 Beach avenue southeast died shortly after birth at Huron hospital yesterday morning. Funeral services were held at Riverside cemetery yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev A S Carlson. Keller is a seventh grade teacher at Jefferson school.
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Keller
Barbara Ann Keer
J. W. Keller
Beach Avenue
Huron_ hospital
Riverside Cemetery
AS. Carlson
Jefferson School
Dividend Paid to Creditors of Butler Bank Closure
The State Bank of Butler in Day county is paying a second dividend of five percent totaling about $2,700 to its creditors. Since the bank closed March 4, 1990, total dividends issued reach 3 percent.
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Pierre
State Bank of
Butler
Day County
State ,Banking, Department
Uncle Sam Finds Use For Bootleg Alcohol
In St Louis 2109 gallons seized by prohibition agents are ordered sent to post offices and customs agencies in Nebraska Minnesota and North Dakota to be used as anti freeze in government autos after denaturation and approval by federal authorities.
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ST. Louis
Prohibition
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Roosevelt to Discuss Relief in National Radio Address
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt prepared for a nationwide radio speech at 9 p.m. to outline relief measures during the economic emergency. He would discuss federal relief outlays, public works, unemployment reserves, children's bureau strength, and school leaving age. The address precedes a 3,000 mile campaign tour starting next Tuesday.
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Albany
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Children's Bureau of the Labor Department
Chicago
Roosevelt
Eastern Star elects officers on second day in Aberdeen
Grand lodge sessions of the Order of Eastern Star in Aberdeen enter a second day with officer elections on the agenda. Over a thousand members attended Wednesday with more expected today as programs run through Friday night. Memorial service featured gifts to William A. Morris of Sioux Falls for 25 years of service, presented by Mrs. Jeanette Herreid. Speakers included Daphne Serles Brookings worthy grand matron Henry Reed Pierre worthy grand patron and Kate Fagg Williams Aberdeen associate grand matron.
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Aberdeen
Grand Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Eastern Star
William
A. Morris
Sioux Falls
Werth
Jeanette Herreid
Daphne
C. Serles
Brookings
Henry
MM. Reed
Pierre
Kate Fagg Wiliams
Watertown man sentenced for assault on two boys
George Lattimer, 22, of Watertown, was sentenced in circuit court after pleading guilty to assaulting two young boys. He had escaped from Codington county jail in September but was recaptured in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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Watertown
George Lattimer
Sioux Falle
Ciue
W. N.skinner
Lattimer
Codington
Bismarck
N. D
Hoover Plea to Lawyers to Defend Government
President Hoover urged members of the American Bar Association to defend the government against assaults by designing individuals. He said the judiciary protects the poor from oppression and extortion, with the Supreme Court as its impregnable apex, while Chief Justice Hughes welcomed him at Constitution Hall. The gathering included notable jurists and politicians as Hoover warned against misdirected blame amid economic stress.
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American Bar Association
Hoover
Lpw
Constitution Hall
Association
Supreme Court of the
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Marquis Reading
England
Paul Reynaud
Supreme Court
John W. Davis
New York
South Dakota Relief Loan Authorized by Reconstruction Corp
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation granted emergency relief loans totaling 280,695 dollars to South Dakota for 40 counties from October 1 to November 15 and 205,000 dollars to Washington state for Grays Harbor County from October 1 to December 31. The approval cited urgent drought relief and work relief project needs as justification. The 40 counties in South Dakota were not named in the release.
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South Dakota Reconstruction Corporation
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation Today
South Dakota
Washington State
Houta Dakota
Grays Harbor
Anderson Heads Group 5 Bankers
Anderson presides Group 3 of the South Dakota Bankers association for the coming year after last night’s election at the annual session. Ja N. Branch will take over as group vice president. George M. Townsend re elected secretary treasurer. George C. Fullinweider nominated for the state executive council. Host town Huron to stage the 1933 group meeting.
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Hitchcock
South Dakota Bankers Association
H. Kopperud
Lake Preston
Ja N. Branch
Pierre
George M. Townsend
Huron
George C. Fullinweider
State Executive Council
State Association
County Executive Council
Spink
M. J. Twist
Doland
Kingsbury
William Habel
Arlington
Beadle
Fred McKichan
Bonilla
Hand
Charles W. Gardner
Ree Helzhis
Hyde
Notheck
South Dakota
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
T. E. Brishine
Woonsocket
State Bankers, Association
Ager
Deadwood
Haerter Mobridge
Arthur Heerter
Hosmer
Ofi
HL. C. Jewett
Aberdeen
Brisbine
Endorsement Fight For New South Dakota Social Studies Course
Amid heated debate at the South Dakota Farmers Union convention, a report from the curriculum committee favored the new social studies course but stopped short of endorsement. A later resolution reportedly aims to endorse both the course and E. C. Giffen’s candidacy for superintendent.
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South Dakota
General Assembly
South Dakota Farmers Union
E. C. Giffen
Hunter Beaten After Bear Escapes Near Seattle
Seattle on October 13 12 Hunter Frank Simpson cafe owner was critically injured in a hospital after firing at a bear missing and the bear fled. Another hunter berated him for missing and a quarrel followed. Simpson says he was struck with a gun butt and toppled over a 5 foot chair injuring his back. Police seek the assailant described by Simpson.
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Seattle
Hunter
Frank Simpson
Simpson
First Aid Class Open To Leaders
Beadle county Red Cross offers a first aid course for Boy Scout and Girl Scout leaders taught by Dr. John H. Faust. Classes begin Tuesday October 18 at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms above J C Penney and continue weekly for about two hours. Aimed at preventing injuries and proper treatment, the course also teaches leaders how to instruct their scouts. It is one of the requirements for the scoutmaster's key. open to adults and 16 and 17 year old junior leaders. Girl Scout and Girl Reserve leaders invited. no enrollment fee. cost is a first aid textbook.
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Beadle County
American Red Cross
John H. Faust
Chamber of Commerce
J. C Penney
Faust
August W. Abel
Boy Scouts of America
Abel
Benson Joins American Bar Association General Council
Louis Benson of Huron South Dakota joins a group on the American Bar Association general council after an address by President Hoover. The council includes Shull of Sioux City Iowa and other members from Minneapolis Butte Omaha Fargo Milwaukee and other cities.
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H CC. Shull
Sioux City
The
American Bar Association
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Shull
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Huron
Fowler
Minneapolis
Ml" Kelly
Butte
Monty
Johnson
Omaha
My A. Hildreth
Fargo
Ni di
Rowsel
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