Hoover Confers With Stock Exchange On Market Slump
President Hoover met with New York Stock Exchange leaders Richard Whites and Allen Lindley at the White House after his Rapidan trip. They discussed market conditions and short selling amid deflation concerns with no government interference announced.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whites
Allen Lindley
Mr. Hoover
Rapidan
New York
Lindley
Whitsey
McMaster Campaign Pushes Bill to Aid China Wheat Aid
Senator W A McKiaster continues backing a bill, rejected previously, to spend 200000 for buying American wheat for famine relief in China. He urges American support and notes China’s internal disorder easing, India starving, and potential benefits to farmers. He is slated to speak in Col ton Garrets and Madison Flandreaw on upcoming days.
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Yankton
W. A. McKiaster
Congress
China
McMaster
Senate
United States
India
America
Russia
Colton and Garrets
Madison and Flandreaw
Green And Johnson Speak At Andover Meeting
Warren E. Green of Hayti and Royal C. Johnson of Aberdeen addressed a political gathering in Andover last night. F. S. Maxness, Day county Republican chairman, presided as principal speakers highlighted GOP platforms for governor and re election to the house.
Eureka Bank Closed Amid Cash Crunch
Aberdeen Oct 15 The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Zureks with resources of 550000 closed its doors late Monday due to severe shortage of cash and mounting withdrawals. Local officials confirmed the closure and stated no immediate discharge of customers.
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Eureka Bank
Aberdeen
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Zureks
Sepelda—Peh
Federals Claim Victories In South American War
Federal sources report steady advance into revolutionary territory with victories on three fronts in Brazil and Uruguay. Rebels retreat in Minas Gerais while Sao Paulo Parana fronts push back into Parana. Federals claim success at Bridehead Senguese and occupy Santo Antonio Da Platina as support wanes and return to federation looms.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Minas Gerazes
Sao Paulo Parana
Parana
Sao Faule
Rio Grande Dy Sul
Cartopolis
Pacarezinho
Francisco Flores da Cunra
Santa Ana Do Livramento
Riviera
Rio Grande Do Sul
Parana-Sao Paulo
Senguese
Sofig
Santo Antonio da Platina
Alfonso Penna
Perana
Habicht Habicht Opens In New Large Store
Habicht and Habicht moved the last of their stock into a new department store this morning. The four story building, about 4 25 by 165 feet, triples floor space of the old shop and adds departments not in the previous location. Dry goods and menswear occupy the main floor while the basement houses the women's shoe parlor and subway stores. The top floor contains women’s ready to wear, millinery, draperies and art goods. Habicht first set up in Huron over two years ago.
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Habicht & Habichht
C. W. Habicht
Habicht É& Habicht
Huron
Miller
Wessington Springs
Worthington
Minn
Subway
Habicht
James Valley Bank Declares 7 Percent Depositor Dividend
Circuit Judge Alva E B Taylor signed papers authorizing 2 seven per cent dividends for James Valley bank depositors. Depositors are to send in certificates to be endorsed before checks are mailed. The initial test payment was 19 and the second eight per cent payment will follow.
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James Valley Bank
Alva EB. Taylor
Robbers Loot Nemaha Bank In Early Morning Holdup
Three men robbed the Nemaha bank at 9 30 a m daubed faces. They ordered the cashier and assistant cashier to surrender as a third waited in a car outside. After lifting tills and the vault, the trio fled toward Missouri in the auto. Nemaha bank capital is 319 000. A Nebraska Bankers Association reward of 3000 was announced for each bank bandit killed in Nebraska during a holdup or pursuit, with a call for a state constabulary to combat robbers.
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Nemaha
Nee
Bank of
H. H. Dressler
Gashier
Missouri
Omaha
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Nebraska
Protective Committee
Missouri Town Under Military Control After Race Riots
Troops recalled earlier in the week were sent back to Ste Genevieve Missouri after threats of mob violence followed the slaying of a white man and wounding of another by three black suspects. Sheriff Zeigler sought aid from Governor Caulfield. nine men were arrested as white residents demanded action. The town remained tense as troops surrounded the courthouse and guards patrolled after a murder and robbery sparked fresh unrest.
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Ste. Genevieve
de Soto
Festus
Zeigler
Caulfield
Zeigier
Levin Ribeau
Ribeau
Paul Ritter
St Louis Hospital
Harry Fanchof
Missionary Bert Nelson Held by Brigands in China
American consul general Frank P. Lockhart reports Bert N. Nelson the Lutheran United Mission Home missionary from Minneapolis is held by brigands allied to the First Red Army after Kwengshan fell on October 5. A large ransom is demanded as the legation and Nanking government seek his release. Nelson’s capture marks the second time the Nelson family has been affected by Far East unrest.
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Peiping
China
Frank P. Lockhart
Legation
Bert N. Nelson
Lutheran United Mission Home
Minneapolis
First Red Army
Kwengshan
Honan
Lockhart
Nanking
Far East
Nelson
Daniel
St. Olaf
Bert Nelson
St. Olaf College
Morthfield
Minn
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
John H. Birkeland
Foreign Missions Board
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
C. C. Skimmel
Lutheran United Mission
Minyang
Farmers Union Is Active Body
Yankton reports substantial growth in membership and rising activity at the South Dakota Farmers Union 15th annual convention. Major business focused on approving the Farmers Union Grain corporation with 225000 capital to aid direct terminal and marketing facilities under Federal Farm Board authorization. Carl Winters urged support for the board and denounced speculative grain markets. The Sioux Falls Livestock Commission firm is now the second largest and soon the largest, while Sioux City’s commission reported increased livestock cars and movements in the first nine months of 1990.
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Yankton
South Dakota Farmers Union
Farmers Union Grain Corporation
South Dakota
Federal Farm Cosrd
Carl Winters
Canby
Minn
Farmers Union Livestock Cara Toission
Federal Farm Board
Winters
C.hl Ohem
Union Livestock Commission
Sioux Fells
Sioux City
Drys Seek Leader To Carry On Fight With Wet Forces
Washington Oct 15 Leaders of the dry ranks seek a new figure to carry the fight as wet and dry issues persist in the election. Senators Fess and Borah loom as potential dissidents, while Dwight Morrow and Governor Roosevelt pressure for repeal talk. President Hoover remains opposed to repeal and awaits law enforcement commission findings.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senator Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Sheppard
Texas
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Roosevelt
New York
Smong
Fess
National Committee
Prohibition
Senator Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
National Champs Crowned At Show Cattle Parade
ST LOUIS Oct 15 The national dairy show crowned Jersey cattle champions as Jerseys judge and parade took center stage with Ayrshires and Brown Swiss also featured. 4 H youths completed activities while the banquet closed their national meet with 50 winners from 27 states and visitors including Frank C Lowden.
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St. Louis Exposition
ST. Louis
Fern's Noble
P. H. B. Frelinghuysen
Twin Oaks Farm
Morristown
N. J
A. H. Goss
Oaklands Farm
Ann Arbor
Mich
Washington University
Frank C. Lowden
Finols
Sioux Falls Salesman Killed In Car Wreck
Robert Milburn a 20 year old salesman for the Sioux Falls Book and Stationery company died in Ellsworth Minnesota from injuries in an automobile accident earlier this week. Milburn who lived in Beatrice Nebraska was driving between Rock Rapids and Sibley when his car struck machinery from a truck and overturned in a ditch. County Agent F. Davies of Brookings attended here, announcing a Farm Board meeting with an outline plan for an Economic conference in Huron on January 8.
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Sioux Falls
Robert Milburn
FE. Davies
Amistant
Brookings
Farm Board
Huron
Free Spectator Parking Halted At Huron Grid Games
Police will restrict roadside viewing along Eighth and Ninth streets during Southern Normal-Huron college football contests this fall to protect the investment in the night lighting system. Amid prior crowds on Ninth street, officials ordered Chief A W Hopkins to stop roadside parking and direct spectators to park inside the field, noting ample space for park cars inside.
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Huron
Southern Normal-Huron College
A. W. Hopkins
Ninth Street
Hopkins
Wichita Hosts Record Seekers In Transcontinental Flight Push
Wichita KAN Oct 15 transcontinental record seekers gather including William Gibbs McAdoo former secretary of the treasury and Mrs Keith Miller British aviatrix. McAdoo aims to measure how fast the average business man can fly coast to coast in safety and comfort. Miller aims to beat Laura Ingalls New York Los Angeles time despite weather delays. Robert Buck pursues a junior west east record as Miss Ingalls awaits weather in Amarillo after Curtiss Field leg.
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Wichita
Kan
William Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Los Angeles
New York
Weis Milkitish
Bellex
Laura Ingalls
Almarillo
Tex
William Gibbs
McAdoo
Keith Miller
Robert Buck
Aviatrix
Kansas City
Curtiss Field
Val. Joy Springs
Miss Ingall
Amarillo
Texas
Miss Ingalls
U S District Court Opens Civil Case Docket
Pierre Oct 15 With 11 arraignments disposed of at the first session the U S district court here moved to civil trials The case of W J Ebert Chamberlain versus United States Fire Insurance Co of Freeport Ill was set for trial Amos Yellow Buck John His Law Marion His Law Crow Creek reservation and Raymond One Skunk Gilford Smith Cheyenne reservation pleaded not guilty to larceny Bee nest Duchenaux Amos Eagle Boy Cheyenne reservation entered guilty pleas to the same offense M & Hendrickson Pukwans pleaded guilty to liquor equipment possession Dr J Baterton Eagle Butte pleaded not guilty to federal narcotic laws Clark Clyde Humphreys Eagle Butte pleaded not guilty to possession of liquor in Indian country
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U. S. District Court
Pierre
W. J. Ebert Chamberlain
United States Fire Insurance Company
Freeport
Amos Yellow Buck
John
Marion
Crow Creek Reservation
Raymond
Skunk
Gilford
Sioux Falls C O C Opposes State Income Tax Vote
Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce to oppose the proposed state income tax by a 206 to 4 vote at its annual meeting. Officials touted Sioux Falls yearlong progress as the strongest in its history. In Britton, Franck Mier W., 33, died after taking poison with surgical intent, with no cause determined.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Fall
Srhitton
Franck
Britton
State Commission Urges Sportsmanlike Pheasant Hunt Practices
Pierre October 13 The state game and fish commission urged good sportsmanship conservation and safe hunting as the pheasant season opens in 40 eastern South Dakota counties. Director O N Johnson said conditions are favorable and drought has concentrated birds where water is available. The commission offered practical tips including guest etiquette on private land proper storage of birds after killing and safe handling of firearms.
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Johnson
Noom
Missouri River
Beadle County
Missouri
Mc Johnson
The
Game Commission
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Arrest Report Domnisse in South Lincoln Neb
Lincoln Neb Oct 1 report says Spike Domnisse 23 wanted in Sioux City Ia for jailer assault during escape Aug 3 arrested in Carrizozo New Mexico. He is also sought for questioning in a Sept 18 robbery of the First National Book in Hay Springs Neb totaling 14000 dollars. Extradition papers prepared to bring him to Nebraska based on a confession from Douglas Dewitt of a robber gang. Domnisse escaped from Sioux City jail Aug 2 after robbery charges.
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Lincoln, Nee
Haronm
Spike Dommnisse
Sioux City
Iowa
Carrizozo
N. M
Dommisse
Hay Springs
Neb
New Mexico
Domnisse
Nebraska
W. ©. Condit
Douglas Dewitt
Parsons
Kans
Donnisse
Lioux City
Former President Stahlberg Escapes Across Frontier
Former Finnish president Dr Kaarla Juhe Stahlberg and his wife were saved from forced transportation toward the Russian frontier when a national defense corps officer halted the car at Joensu, about 100 kilometers from the border, forcing inspection. The abductors fled.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Kaarla Juhe Stahlberg
National Defense Corps
Defense Corps
Joensu
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Stock Exchange
Hhat
Mary Hyde
Chicago
Bill
Britain
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France
Atlantic
NEA
H. F. Shara
T. H. Leach
Bell
T. He
Father
Farmers Union
Record
Mrs. Miller
Texas City
South
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