Uptown district welcomes three new business houses
New building boom in the uptown district includes three new business houses and a two story bank building, with total investments nearing $1,000,000. Projects feature the Montgomery Ward building, Lyric Amusement store, and a proposed brewing distribution HQ, plus several remodeling efforts and new utilities. City permits in nine months show homes focus with $618,359 in home work and $856,000 total for early months, excluding large utility projects.
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Vonsted Uy Fundk
Worms
Iq Exeyan
Slto i
Thon Central Heating Company
Vallet Elerung
Curatanchie
J. G. Penney Company
J.C. Pexter
Burg Company
Telewithine
Quater
Tecors
Merats Oller
Atut
Huren
Siga Sto
Ow Dakota Telephone Company
Northwestern Pub- Ne Farvice Company
Defense rests in Gastonia murder case
The defense rested today in the trial of union leaders and members charged with the murder of O J Aderholt, Gastonia chief of police. The prosecution sought a recess to prepare for rebuttal as Judge M V Barwhill presided. The court offered 15 minutes for conference.
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Charlotte
Savernationol Textile Workers
O. J. Aderholt
Gastonia
E. C. Cansley
M. Vv. Barwhilh
Marshal Feng Is Made a Prisoner in China
Xank ing China October 16. Marshal Feng, leader of a faction that challenged the Nanking government, was captured by forces led by Chiang Kai Shek loyalists and is described as a prisoner to preserve peace. Reports from Hankau speak of heavy fighting between nationalists and Feng’s Kuomtochuan forces, with renewed clashes near Kaifeng in Henan Province as Chiang plans direct action against the rival army.
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Xanking
China
Chai Tai-Wen
Nanking
Goveroor Yen
Marahel Feng
Feng
Hankaw
People's Army
Kaifeng
Wonan
Chiang Kai Shek
Henkaw
Borger Sees Civil Authority Return Under Moody Plan
Exas Borger Oct 10 Gov Moody demanded full replacement of city and county administrations. Two thirds of the city commission were ousted. W A Henderson elected mayor and Duke Cullum chosen to fill a seat. Clem Calhoun, Moody’s investigator, urged that new officials resign at term end to curb criminal rings. Albert Mace offered as police chief as Borger moves toward civilian rule.
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Borger
Dan Moody
Kay
Distiic
Clem Calhoun
W. A. Henderson
Old Commission
Duke Cullum
J. W. Crabtree
Henersom
Calhoun
Moody
John A. Holmes
Holmes
Mendelson
Cullum
Anothe Criminal Organization
Thom Calhoun
Albert Mace
Lampasas
Atanger
Sherit Joas
Controversy Over Sugar Tariff Debate Reaches Committees
Hengton reports the Mouace investigation into attempts to influence action on a sugar tariff increase. Republicans and Democrats clash as committees probe financing and assist from Sugar interests, with focus on sources of funds and ties to lawmakers. The inquiry plans to examine Charles L Evanson of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association and Senate aide activities with Senator Ringham.
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Hengton
House
Senate
Washington
Stin
Caraway
Arkansas
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers' Association
Ringham
Connecticut
Commission To Probe Official Booze Drinking
Washington Oct 16 under the authority of President Hoover’s law enforcement commission two prominent legal experts will survey lawlessness among government officials enforcing prohibition and other federal shatubes. Professor Zechariah Chafee of Harvard Law School and Walter N Pollak of New York City were delegated by the commission to lead this phase of the work.
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Washington
Authenc
Hoaven
Profesosr Zechariah Chafee
Harvard Law School
Walter N. Pollak
New York City
N Atn- Bleth
Cot
Tommlsston
Chotee
Pallak
Tks
Son Of Ex-President May Get Chairmanship
Hoover favors a Williams College president, Dr. Harry A. Garfield, as chairman of a proposed commission to study turning over surface rights of federal lands to the states. Garfield, son of a former president, served as United States fuel administrator under Wilson, same period Hoover led as food administrator. Commission membership to be announced within a week, and no congressmen are expected to serve.
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Washington
OGL
Hoover
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Garfield
United States
Wilson
Congress
Cavour Man With Broken Finger Recovering In Hospital
E. D. Sanford of Cavour, employed on a crew near Letcher, suffered a broken finger and a badly wounded elbow when struck by a grader blade. He entered Huron hospital yesterday after the accident occurred several days ago.
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Cavour
E. D. Sanford
Huron
Letcher
Sanford
MacDonald to Address Labor Meet During Toronto Visit
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrives in Toronto with daughter Ishtel to address American Federation of Labor delegates and meet with Canadian leaders. He plans talks with Premier Mackenzie King in Ottawa on peace program, with no theatrical announcements expected.
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Toronto
Miss MacDonald
Univers of Toronto
Maconald
Ontario
Government House
Ottawa
MacDonald
United States
Hoover
Thad
Fight for Ryale Seat Is On Today in Minnesota
In Willmar Minnesota a special election is held today to choose who will represent the seventh Minnesota district in Congress. The Farmer Labor and Republican parties clash with candidates Paul J. Ryale and James Morrison as Democrats back Kvale after B Johnson's withdrawal. The race follows the death of Ryale, with a fire destroying his summer cottage last September as context for the contested seat.
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Willmar
Minn
Gel
Farmer-Laborites
Art — Repubilitans
Chtel
Minnesota
Congress
Lame
J. Ryale
Benson
Paul J. Kyale
Labor Party
Tower House of Congress
Republicans
James €. Morrison
Morris
Kyale
Stone Joins List Of Screen Altar Martyrs
Hollywood star Lewis Stone wins a divorce from Morence Prior Stone known as Florence Oakley. In superior court he testified her alleged treatment over three years caused extreme nervousness and strife. The couple, married in 1920, did not have his wife present in court.
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Los Angeles
Lewis Stone
Hollywood
Stone
Morence Prior Stone
Florence Oakley
Aekeu
Indians Sign Protest Letter Against Inquiry At Standing Rock
More than 250 Indians from Standing Rock in North and South Dakota sign a protest letter to the United States denouncing the inquiry led by Senators Fra zier and Wheeler. They claim outside interference and a biased investigation harmed the reservation, alleging manipulation by a female investigator and a propagandist.
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Cettysburg
S. B
Pspeehdj
Arewreathiz
Traziar
North Dakota
Burton K. Wheeler
Moulsna
United States
Standing Rock
North
South Dakota
Indiana
Fetter
Gettysburg
Tre Investy
Frazier
Wheeler
Prauier
Ling
Tadlang
Indian Bureau
Senate
Emilayes
Tailian Bureau
Bureau
Senate Committee
Amon
Senate of the
Edison says outdoor life happiness need
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison told the National Recreation Congress in Logisville Kentucky that people lacking outdoor contact cannot be truly happy. She urged relaxing recreation that includes gardening, nature study, and music for both children and adults as essential for modern life.
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Logisville
Get
Thomas A. Edson
City Rejects Bid On Qld Jail Property
City commissioners rejected a bid of 590 dollars for the rear portion of the old jail property after advertisement and two week consideration. The panel decided against splitting the property and also approved the payroll at the meeting last night.
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Qld
Perton
Mud Barred By Tammany In City Campaign
A rally for mayor James J. Walker and his re election campaign opened in New York with Democratic speakers including Alfred E Smith urging continuation of the Walker administration and its public improvement program. The event aimed to shape the 1930 election landscape as Tammany Hall mobilizes for the race.
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Tammany
James J. Walker
Lbs
Tampany Hal
Alfred I. Smith
Walker
Smith
Orgie Nation
Nations Accept Navy Invitations From Three Nations
Washington reports three nations France Italy and the United Kingdom formally accepted invitations to the naval conference in London. France and Italy may seek reservations on submarine policy while the United States weighs delegation leadership with Stimson Dawes Gibson May and others to join Admiral Jones and Commander Train in the naval mission.
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Nathan
Pino Thalian
London
Rome
Paris
France
Gice
Coverine
Tayuu
Tokyo
Hoover
State Department
Naval Parley
White House
Stimson
de la Gale
Ambassador Dawes
MacDonald
Hugh §. Gibson
Belgium
Uied
J. Theodore Mayi
Pierre Boal
Saimson
Joseph PL Cotton
Havy Department
Hilary P. Jones
MC. Train
Senate Delays Tariff Debate Amid Farm Relief Conflicts
Washington lawmakers defer tariff debate as agriculture leaders clash over farm relief strategy. Norris of Nebraska questions farmer needs while McKelvie backs farm board efforts. Debate touches nominations and broader domestic price concerns as senators weigh political tact.
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Washington
Net
Leslie
Avia
Jim
Semaine Norvis
Republican
Nebraska
Tae International
Norris
Troy
wWers
Agriculture Committee
Gyerove
Legge
Ree
Mrebone
D'aebunan
Mellevie
Rolf
Dolly Gani
Curtis
McKelvie
Weiss
Isidie Leight
Uteboure
Uhe
McNary
Farm Bureau to Hear R. K. Bliss at South Dakota Meet
R K Bliss director of extension at Iowa State College will address the twelfth annual South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation convention. He will speak at the farm bureau banquet on Wednesday November 29. Bliss oversees 30 county agents and directs extension work. his visit marks a key step in advancing agricultural conditions across the state. A. W. Tompkins, state secretary, calls Bliss a sought after speaker for farm families. The event caps a three year effort to secure his attendance.
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K. JX. Bliss
Iowa State College
AMS
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Blivalg
United States
Teoom
Biss
A. W. Tompkins
Dakar
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