New Money Agreement Aimed At Improved Trade Relations
Manila reports a devastating Luzon typhoon toll with 193 known dead and 64 missing, 20,000 homeless in Nueva Ecija alone. Pampanga River dikes failed, flooding towns from Munoz to Cabanatuan, washing away crops, livestock, and horses. Public officials warn of rising death toll, disease risk, and urgent relief needs as search efforts continue.
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Odd Job Man Held as Witness in Sack Murder Case
Weymouth Mass Oct 1 District Attorney Edmund Dewey ended four hours of questioning Oscar Battalini an Quincy odd job man regarding the murder of Grayce Asquith widow whose footprints in her blood spattered entry confirmed her identity as a Boston harbor sack victim. Dewey said Battalini would face a warrant as a material witness and be taken to Quincy district court. Police seek John A Lyons friend of Asquith last seen in Boston. State detectives pursue Lyons with fingerprints to be compared to prints found in Asquiths home.
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Phased pheasant flies into Mon a backyard custody scene
A large cock pheasant reportedly flew into the back yard at 328 Third Street Southwest Mon a afternoon. The bird was quickly captured and placed in custody by a spaniel named Bum belonging to A J Bick.
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Rich Indian offers $50,000 to Doctor Who Brings Repose
CALCUTTA October 13 Dr F J Multhers an American physician from Los Angeles arrived to treat Rai Habadur Ramijidas Bujoria an Indian millionaire who has had only twenty minutes natural rest in almost three years. The patient offered $50,000 for a temporary relief and $100,000 for a permanent cure. Doctor Multhers took over after a British massaging machine failed to improve his condition. The merchant hopes an American doctor can help but fears eternal sleep if relief does not arrive in time.
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State Planners Work On Report
Pierre Oct 13 The South Dakota State Planning Board plans to submit its final report to Governor Berry and the 1931 legislature by December 1 Chairman W R Ronald said after nine standing committee reports were reviewed in Mitchell Only six of 69 counties were represented The board rejected a proposed additional dollar hunting license fee and a 1 percent sales tax hike to fund a ten year wildlife program The final report will support continuing current school aid but adopt the New York distribution plan It favors vocational training at Plainkinton and a county sterilization option for feeble minded residents with county consent not mandatory The document contains hundreds of recommendations for legislative action or voluntary improvements.
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One Killed Two Hurt In Smashup Near Bijou Hills
One man was killed and two others injured when a car went out of control near the highway approach outside Chamber. Kenneth Cummings aged 72 suffered a fractured skull, Howard Ellis 17 driver and Marlyn Anderson were slightly hurt. All residents of Bijou Hills were returning home from a dance.
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Roosevelt Answers Fear Charge In Landon Home State Speech
Roosevelt defends New Deal against fear talks in Kansas. He praises federal aid and peace aims, saying leaders who spread fear show class antagonism and that the nation will choose security and stability. Landon tours Ohio and prepares a Detroit speech outlining relief plans and federal grant proposals.
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South Dakota Congressmen Expected to Return to Office
Governor Tom Berry predicted reelection of Democratic congressmen Hildebrandt and Senator Bulow after a late meeting in Faulkton. Berry cited their votes for the president on major measures and stated both believe in his leadership, reflecting broader state and national policy views.
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First Killing Frost Hits Huron Vicinity
The season's first killing frost visited Huron during the night as the government's weather forecast reported a temperature of 28 degrees. A heavy frost damaged some plant life, but overall the area escaped major damage. Expected conditions include fair weather tonight and cooler temperatures, with a slight warming trend Wednesday.
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Open season sees safe hunting and few violations
Aberdeen reports show hunters in the area observing safety rules and law, with no mishaps listed in early season checks. One arrest noted for hunting without a defeas e, fined $10, as a Aberdeen woman suffers a pheasant hunting accident requiring hospital care.
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Insurgent Advance Halted By Government Defenders
Overview of Madrid defense as government bombers hit Fascist forces near San Martin de Valdeiglesias and Robledo de Chavela. Reports cite resistance around Castijellos, Oviedo, and Teruel with Asturian miners aiding assaults. Insurgent efforts to cut power and seize Madrid face stubborn opposition from Madrid war ministry and allied lines.
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How Are You At Picking Winners
Central South Dakota football fans boast of picking winners and now can win passes to the Huron Augustana homecoming game. Five top guessers will receive free passes by submitting a set of games chosen by the Evening Huronite sports editor. Mail entries to the Evening Huronite by noon October 18. winners announced October 20 on the sports page.
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California Worker Finds Rich Alaska Home
Harris Gordon, a Venice California native, left his 19 year job to move to Alaska. He describes a coal mine in his yard a gold creek a waterfall and a fox farm as part of a growing homestead. Gordon and his wife and three children plan to install their own generating plant and look forward to automobile arrival while enjoying the peaceful frontier life.
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Youthful lawyer backs father in admission case
Washington Supreme Court hears the admission of Andrew Gundelmon 60 of Vermillion South Carolina to practice. Harvey Gunderson the young attorney testifies I can vouch for this man because he is my father. Fathers often sponsor sons admission but reverse is rare. The proceedings imply a notable family moment in a historic court.
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Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Nat' pe coal tonight somewhat warmer. Tonight and Wednesday expect milder conditions. Winds light to moderate with variable directions. Skies partly cloudy with little precipitation risk across the area.
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Morgenthau Plans New Kind Of Gold Standard
Washington reports the United States Britain and France launched a three nation pact described as a new kind of gold standard to curb currency speculation and stabilize exchange rates. It restricts gold exports and allows cross national gold exchanges while inviting others to join. The scheme aims to reduce volatility for professionals and businesses abroad with little immediate effect on domestic prices.
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Clipper May Resume Flight Wednesday
Pan American reports the China Clipper set to resume Californiato-Manila service tomorrow from Guam base as waves subside after a Pacific storm. Three mechanics will join ground crew to service both the China Clipper and Hawaii Clipper, a first at Guam. Manhattan newspapermen at Wake island prepare for next week's passenger service inauguration amid tropical routines and local wildlife chatter.
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