Warn Against Rate Increase in Western Livestock Case
Washington Oct 14. Interstrate Commerce Commission heard two days of arguments against a railroad plan to raise western livestock rates. South Dakota North Dakota and Nebraska shippers argued higher rates threaten farmers already hard hit. Shippers said trucks would replace rail if rates rise and railroads risk revenue loss.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
D. J. Kelley
South Dakota Shippers
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Dakota
Kelsey
E. M. Hendricks
North Dakota Shippers
Hugh Lamaster
Nebraska Shippers
Huron Scouts Hear Talk On Cheerfulness
Huron troop members heard a talk titled A Scout Is Cheerful by junior assistant Ted Sandel at the K C hall last Wednesday. He showed through demonstrations how a scout stays cheerful under adverse conditions and what to do if temper flares. Committeeman Joe Bauer praised the troop for winning first place in a fire prevention week window display in the Western Union window and explained the 10 year scout program and Hoover’s 1932 achievement award. Scoutmaster A C Lchwiderski announced a 7 20 meeting time starting next Wednesday and games were played that evening.
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Huron
Ted Sandel
K. C. Hall
Ted
Joe Bauer
Broadland
Western Union
Bauer
Hoover
Uadp
A. C. Lchwiderski
Kellogg Girls Learn Sewing and Cooking with 4-H Club
Eva Oestreicht, president of the Kellogg Keen Workers 4-H club, notes two years of sewing work including garments and accessories. She recalls making a garment bag, dress, bloomers, two dresses, pajamas, a slip, plus quilt blocks and a pillow. Eleven others plan cooking projects under leader Mrs. B. H. Taylor.
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Kellogg
Eva Oestreich
Kellogg Keen Workers 4-H Club
Eva
Warning to foreigners to leave Mukden area
Japanese headquarters announced air drops of leaflets in English over areas west of Mukden urging foreigners to withdraw or head to one city as Chinese insurgents fight nearby. The region reportedly contains about 20 foreigners, including eight American Catholic missionaries.
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Mukden
Mukkden
Mauchuria
Eastern And Sheldon In Homecoming Clash
Eastern State Normal school hosts a homecoming clash with Sheldon Junior College Jaysees at 2 30 p m on Saturday. Sheldon fields a tall backfield and a 171 pound average line while Eastern relies on key players Lohr at center Johnson at end and Graves and Grooters at quarterback and fullback in a likely fast paced game.
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Sheldon
Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Jaysees
Eastern Trojans
Northwestern Iowa
Shel
Don Fine
Lohr
Johnson
Graves
Grooters
McKinley Wilson And Lincoln Teams Win In Week
McKinley Wilson and Lincoln grade period speedball teams won games this week as league play nears the midway point. Coach Sorenson’s McKinley A squad beat McKinley 5 to 1, his B team won 10 to 0 over Jefferson, and the Whiskey A team shut out Jefferson 9 to 0. Coach Burchfield’s Lincoln team split, with SB leaguers taking 4 to 2 over the Washingtons in a tight contest.
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Lincoln
Sorenson
McKinleys
Jeffersons
Wiskey
Teaguers
City Briefs Include Visits By Henderson Lampe And Walsh
John Henderson spends the summer in Denver and visits Huron family before heading to Ft Worth Texas via Kansas City to see Gordon Betts. Emmy Lampe travels to Des Moines Iowa as a delegate to the Altrusa district six convention. P Walsh of 353 Utah Avenue SE plans a Chicago trip to visit his injured mother in a hospital there.
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Lida Betts
Kansas City
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Ft Worth
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Altrusa Club
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Utah Avenume
Chicago
49 South Dakota Counties Get Federal Relief Funds
Fortyeight South Dakota counties receive 112000 in federal relief and a 286695 loan authorization lifting total state relief funding to 380695 with 268695 unallocated. Bearlie Dakota and many counties listed receive varying allotments as plans proceed and more funds are expected after November 15.
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Sully
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Turner
Walworth
Yankton
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Construction Finance Corporation
Two Die In Black Hills Crash Near Black Hawk
In Rapid City Miss Muaioius O Connor aged 20 died from injuries after a vehicle collision near Black Hawk last Wednesday night. Ray Harlow of Sturgis was killed instantly in the same crash as details from Rapid City report.
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Uiaous O'Connor
Robert E. O'Connor
Black Hawk
Ray Harlow
Sturgis
Arms Parley Agreed Upon
London and Paris report Great Britain and France will hold a four power emergency disarmament conference at Geneva with Italy invited. Germany has not yet agreed to Geneva, while Berlin says it is willing to discuss disarmament but conditions arms equality first.
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UN -Great
Germany
Geneva
Paris
Foreign‘ Office
Herriot
MacDonald
Italy
Berlin
Archduke Leopold Marries Alicia Coburn in New York
The New York American reports Archduke Leopold of Austria wed Mrs. Alicia Gibson Coburn in New York, a socially prominent figure in Canada as well. The couple’s verification is unclear, with ties to the Napoleonic necklace scandal and prior prison time in Tombs before an acquittal on grand jury charges.
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Archduke Leopold
New York
Austria
Alicia Gibson Coburn
Canada
Manchuria Staff Officer Dies After Axe Attack
Li Yi-Hsun, staff officer of the Manchukuo privy council, was hacked with an axe yesterday by General Chen Shieh-Yuan and died today. Authorities discuss punishment as Chen remains unarrested. In Chicago, the motor driven barge I. L. 103, missing two days, was found safe in port with a sugar cargo.
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Chicago
I. L
iScruby Is Elected Drum Corps Head Named Four Horsemen
Members of the Huron American Legion drum and bugle corps were entertained by Leo A Temmey at his Lake Byron cottage. Temmey, service officer and former outside contact, helps run the corps. Delbert Scruby was elected president for the year, with T G Davidson as vice president and Grant Van Duzee as treasurer. Fred Erlandson is custodian, Mike Moran drum major, T J Caughlin drill sergeant, and W C Welter secretary, all re-elected. Four non members named as outside contact men were Temmey, E C McKenzie, Fd Sewell, and H W Markey, to be known as the Four Horsemen. The assembly thanked retiring president W B Snyder for his leadership.
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Huron American Legion
Leo A. Temmey
Lake ‘Byron
Temmey
Delbert Scruby
T. G. Davidson
Grant van Duzee
Fred Erlandson
Mike Moran
T. J. Caughlin
W. C. Welter
Teramey
E. C. McKenzie
Fd. Sewell
H. W. Markey
Fresh Winners In College Tug Of War
Freshmen of Huron college defeated sophomores in a three pull tug of war staged this morning. Forty students faced off, rope broke on first pull, leading to stalemate then resumed with 12 per side. Referee Eldon Farker oversaw as upperclassmen accused the event of superiority to bag rush.
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Huron College
Eldon Farker
British Steamer Helkon Looted By Chinese Passengers
The British steamer Helkon en route from Sai Son to Hongkong was seized by Chinese passengers and looted. The ship was held for 36 hours while the loot was transferred to sacks in Heichechin Bay, Hong Kong reporting a theft.
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Sai- Son
Jnks
Heichechin Bay
Sioux Falls Woman Wins 17500 In Alienation Suit
A Sioux Falls jury awarded Mrs Anny Lionenbuerg er of Sioux Falls 17 500 in her suit for 535 000 against Sophia Holstrom of Sioux Falls accusing her of alienating the affections of her husband a Leola chiropractor The verdict was delivered in Beadle County court on October 14 with the plaintiff formerly of Scotland South Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
Anny Lionenbuerger
Scotland
Sophia Holstrom
Socialists Form Group At College
A preliminary meeting at Huron College organized socialist sympathizers with Verle Lewis as chairman and Roderick Spence as secretary treasurer. The group discussed aims a campaign fund and education on socialist principles while inviting debate with a proposed young Republicans club. Norman Thomas support and a wider campus organization were noted goals.
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Huron Colege
Verle Lewis
Miller
Roderick Spence
Groton
Daniel J. Gage
Harold Lamb
Gage
Lewis
Students’ Association
Weil Lewis
Alphamega
Norval Heppeler
Lyle Funnell
Stafford’ Studer
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Young Republican
Stanley Stockwell
Nomination Nods Clarence Martin For Bar Association Head
The American Bar Association general council nominates Clarence E. Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia for president. Nomination is effectively an election. he will succeed Guy A. Thompson of St Louis. The vote occurs at the late business session of the 56th annual meeting in Washington.
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Washington
General Council of the American Bar Association
Clarence TE. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Guy A.thompson
St Louis
Carver Convicted for Audubon Bank Robbery
In Detroit Lakes Minnesota on October 4 a district court jury convicted Dale Carver 25 a former inmate of the state penitentiary of robbing the State Bank of Audubon Minnesota on June 13 last He received a 40 year sentence in the state penitentiary.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Dale Carver
State Bank of Audubon
State Penitentiary
Fourteen killed in sectarian clash at Simla cows raid
In the Budhalda Hissar district of Punjab a mob clash between Hindus and Muslims left four teenagers dead and eleven seriously wounded after the theft and slaughter of cows owned by Sikh Jats. The incident followed tension over a cow theft and ensuing violence in Simla region.
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Simla
India
Punjab
Iowa Hawk Eye Hotel Fire Causes Major Damage
A fire of undetermined origin at the Hawk Eye hotel in Orange City last night caused about 75000 dollars in damage. Orange City and Alton fire departments fought the blaze for nearly five hours.
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Orange City
Alton
Anglo Irish Peace Parley Resumed In London
The Anglo Irish economic peace conference resumed at Whitehall to resolve the land annuities dispute that sparked a fierce customs war. President Eamon De Valera led the Irish Free State delegation with several key ambassadors, while British negotiators included J H.
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London
Whitehall
Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
J. H
Dominion Officials Named In War Cabinet Roles
Thomas serves as secretary for the Dominion, Neville Chamberlain is chancellor of the exchequer, and Lord Hailshara holds the war secretary post. The arrangement reflects key government appointments during the crisis.
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Thomas
Dominion
Neville Chamberlain
Lord Hailshara
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