Borah Warns of Farm Relief Showdown in Coming Session
Senator W E Borah spoke to wheat farmers in Moscow Idaho urging action at the next session on farm relief and pledges from parties. He defended the farm board while criticizing dumping and questioned Legge’s shift from marketing to reduced acreage. He tied Russian wheat sales to domestic market issues and urged accountability for Chicago traders.
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Moscow
W. E. Borah
Federal Farm Board
Senator Borah
Legge
Acre
Russia
Chicago Exchange
Chicago
Farmers' Union Sessions Open at Yankton Convention
Delegates arrive for the 45th annual South Dakota Farmers' Union convention in Yankton. E H Everson of St Charles is a likely candidate for reelection as president. the annual election is set for tomorrow. Resolutions will cover legislation and other matters. An essay contest for juniors is planned tonight under Mrs Davis Levinger.
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Yankton
South Dacla Farmers’ Union
Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Company
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
Davis Levinger
Lthan
Rapidty
Wasp waist return sparks corset industry meeting
New York on October 14 a conference of eight corset manufacturers was convened by Mme Binner to curb any revive of the warp waist. The famed designer, who backed Lillian Rinsell during the Diamond Jim Brady era, warned fashion could push women toward pinched waists again as cries from young girls to alter their figures spread.
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New York
Mme
Binner
Fifth
Avenue Cormetiarre
Lillian Rinsell
Jim Brady
Och
Document to be carried across America by plane
A Japanese ratification of the London treaty will be flown across the United States this week from Vancouver to New York by two Army pursuit planes. Lieutenant Woodring and Lieutenant Campbell pilot the mission to speed the document to London for formal entry into the pact with the United States and Britain. Pierre De La Boal will receive it in New York and deliver to Ambassador Matsudaira in London. A ceremony in London will mark the deposit.
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America
Washington
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Geneva
League of Nations
Irvin A. Woodring
William M. Campbell
Vancouver
B. C
New York
Pierre de la Boal
State Department
Matsudaira
No Solution Of Diamond Attack
New York police pressed for a quick solution to the shooting of gangster Jack Legs Diamond found Sunday in a hotel with five bullet wounds. Investigators questioned Jean Nash after an anonymous tip. they suspect Diamond was shot by members of his own gang. Authorities also sought Jacob Ginsberg, Monticello hotel manager, who helped move the wounded man and disappeared. Police see no link to the alleged kidnapping of Leo Steinberg, with theories tying Higgins to the crime as reprisal.
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New York
Jack F
Rivastrad
Bet
Mulrooney
Diamond
Jean Nash
Newark
N. J
West 52Nd Street
Efforty
Jacob Ginsberg
Monticello
Ginsberg
Leo Steinberg
Brooklyn
Steinberg
Vannie Higgins
Aquor
New City Plans Of Rome Are Complete
ROMS ITALY Oct 14 After six months of work Rome's new city plan is nearly finished and to be shown for final approval on October 28 the anniversary of the march on Rome The heart of Rome with its narrow creaked streets has largely been kept only four alleys will be taken up to widen traffic The city will house more than two million inhabitants
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Rome
Roms
Italy
Boy Kills Father In Defense Of Mother
An Orla Oklahoma farmer boy named Jay Bonner, about 12 years old, shot and killed his father in what authorities say was to defend his mother. He awaited a Rogers county decision on whether to prosecute. The boy told investigators his father began choking his mother before the fatal shooting.
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Claramore
Orla
Rogers County
Jay Bonner
Invea
South Dakota Blizzard Anniversary Recounts 1880 Winter
Vermillion records recall the mid October 1880 blizzard that paralyzed South Dakota. Cattle losses, wrecked sheds, telegraph failures, and 10 to 12 foot drifts halted trains and left families without light or fuel through a harsh winter. The spring flood then devastated Vermillion and river bottoms along the Missouri.
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Vermillion
Meckling
Custer
Yankton
South Dakota
Republican
Desiroys
Missouri River
Trotzky's Nephew Deported To Turkey
Romano Trotzky, claiming relation to Leon Trotzky, was pardoned on condition of deportation to Turkey. Convicted of a capital offense in Minneapolis in 1929, he received a four year sentence and had been slated for deportation to Russia, which the United States could not implement due to lack of diplomatic ties.
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Trotzky
Turkey
ST. Paul
Romano Trotzky
Leon Trotzky
Soviet
Russia
State Board of Peoples
Minneapolis
United States
Sioux Falls Firms Lease Space In Tama Building
Two Sioux Falls concerns will occupy the Tama combination store and apartment building at Illinois avenue and Third street. L. D. Miller, local undertaker, signs for the west half of the main floor. A miniature indoor golf course will be installed by three Sioux Falls men, with promoters named as William Kattat, Gus Cover and C. J. Harris. Occupancy expected around November 1.
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Sioux Falls
Tama
Pence
Illinois Avenive
Third Street
Mra
Barbara Tams
L. D. Miller
Boston Police Break Up Red Riot Near AFL Convention
In Boston on October 14 police clashed with communists outside the American Federation of Labor convention hall. A hand to hand fight occurred as officers moved to disperse the demonstration. Several arrests were reported amid the disorder referenced by witnesses.
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Boston
American Federation of Lebar
Federation of Labor
Banks Sell $60000 Sewer Bond Issue for City
Farmers & Merchants and National Bank of Iuron bid equally for $30,000 each in the sale of city sewer line bonds to fund an outfall sewer system for the sewage disposal plant set for next summer. Bonds run 20 years at 4.25 percent with semi annual interest, and a withdrawal of optional principal payment was dropped to keep rates low.
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Farmers & Merchants
National Bank of Iuron
City of
Huron
Prohibition Labeled Unwise Legislation by Cardinal Hayes
Cardinal Patrick Hayes of New York called prohibition unwise and a blow to temperance while in Seattle for a Catholic gathering. He spoke after Bishop George Finnigan of Montana warned that drunkenness rose under the eighteenth amendment, noting a trend toward temperance before prohibition and linking rising divorce rates to lack of self control.
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Seattle
Wash
Cardinal Patrick Hayes
New York
Cardinal Hayes
United States
Victoria
California
George Finnigan
Montana
Water famine fears spread through eastern states
Prolonged drought raises fears of water shortages and crop damage across Pennsylvania Maryland and New Jersey. Philadelphia officials urge prayers for rain and a local day of public supplication while residents conserve water. Forest fires scorch New Jersey acres as authorities report dozens of blazes and drying conditions. A separate railroad accident in Sioux Falls injures one worker.
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New York
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
Mackey
Pennsylvania
Mariette
Lancaster County
Maryland
Annapolis
New Jersey
Mays Landing
Pleasantville
Atsion
Missionary Plane Crash Kills Priests in Alaska
In Kotzebue Alaska a missionary plane the Marquette crashed during a test flight killing two Catholic priests Reverend Phillip I Delon and Reverend William F Walsh and Alaska pilot Ralph Wren. Witnesses reported a stalled motor caused the six passenger cabin ship to plunge to earth at the local airport on a Sunday. The craft had been blessed at Roosevelt Field New York before delivery to Alaska for use in remote missions along the Yukon and was to be stationed at Holy Cross 300 miles up the river.
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Alaska
Kotzebue
Phillip I. Delon
William F. Walsh
Katzerhue
Ralph Wren
Roosevelt Field
N. Yu
Joseph R. Criment
Seattle
Holy Cross
Yukon River
McMaster Flays New Tariff Law
Senator W H McMaster rallies for reelection as a Republican arguing the Smoot Hawley tariff harms American prosperity. He says it moves industries abroad, reduces home manufacturing, and shrinks the U S farm market due to European embargoes and trade agreements with Canada and Argentina. He calls the whole situation out of joint.
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Yankton
Det
W. H. McMaster
Canada
McMaster
Cattle Judging Opens at National Dairy Show in St Louis
At the National Dairy Show in St Louis Jersey cattle lead the judging events with 300 plus entries from 21 states and Canada. Notable for Missouri pride are Observer's Queen and Mary Lucillé Bess, both record-holders for butterfat and milk. The American Jersey Cattle Club meets tonight with Sam F. Crabbe as president.
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St, Louis
Canada
Missouri
Mary Lucillé Bess
Rolfsmeir Brothers
Seward
Neb
Seior
Nebraska
American Jersey Cattle Club
Sam F. Crabbe
Fargo
N. C
State Bank of Oval consolidates with Bank of Hot Springs
Pierre October 14 The State Bank of Oval in Fall River county has merged with the Bank of Hot Springs. The consolidation was approved by the state banking department and became effective with business opening yesterday.
Weather Huron and South Dakota Brief Forecasts
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible showers. Warmer tonight in Huron. South Dakota shows cloudy to partly sunny conditions with light showers likely and a milder trend tonight.
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Huron
Morrow rules out 1932 presidential bid in Newark
Dwight W. Morrow announces at campaign kick off that he will not seek the presidency in 1932. He reiterates support for Hoover and repeal of the eighteenth amendment, praising Hoover's administration and the London disarmament conference. He addresses rumors about his name being tied to a presidential bid during the primary season.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Jiyguor
Hoover
Bank Robbery and Trooper Slaying In Battle Creek Case
Thomas Martin and James Gallagher confessed to killing State Trooper John S Burke after robbing the East End branch of the Old Merchants Trust and Savings Bank in Battle Creek. They were sentenced to life in Jackson prison. The $4000 loot was recovered. Police radio aided the pursuit and capture within hours.
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Battle Creek
Thomas Martin
James Gallagher
Jackson
John S. Burke
State Treaner
Neue Sturgis
Mich
East End
Old Merchants Trust and Savings Bank
Sturgis
Burke
Martin
Gallagher
Daniel Wurzberg
Hay City
Edward Freeman
Legal maneuvers seek new trial in Eaton case
In Anoka Minnesota Clarence D Eaton known as Doc remains under a life sentence for entering the Anoka National Bank with intent to rob. His counsel won a court order for a second trial on the actual robbery charge to prove innocence and pursue a pardon aided by two new witnesses not called at the first trial. The prosecutor now supports retrial after stating he believes an innocent man was convicted. Meanwhile Ray Wilkins was fined 44 dollars for pheasants violations in Canton.
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Anoka, Minn
Clarence D
Doc) Eaton
Eatinhaa
Anoka’ National Bank
Inten
W.sc Sehultz
Eaton
Aman
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Linus RU Ee
Adrion W. Krier
Vermillion Republican
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Huron Banks
National Bank of Huron
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Welestiein
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Canton
Ray Wilkins
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