Showdown Near As North Dakota Wheat Embargo Sparks Clash
North Dakota Governor William Langer presses an embargo on wheat shipments out of state with National Guard readiness. Railroads challenge the move citing federal law, while prices rise as federal talks and legal questions unfold. Washington commentary notes a looming budget clash in Paris adding to tense economic signals.
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Willian Langer
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Fargo
Minnesota
William Langer
Sarles
Willas
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Soo Line
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Congress
United States
Col. Langer
Adjutant General
Washington
Huntleys Return From DeKalb Visit
Sheriff and Mrs. Con Huntley returned Wednesday night from DeKalb where they visited Huntleys sister Mrs. W 3 for a short time.
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Huntleys
Con .R. Huntley
DeKalb, TL
Huntley
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Fair and colder tonight with a more relaxed breeze. Friday will be fair and somewhat cooler in the east portion. In South Dakota, generally fair tonight and Friday with colder conditions in the east tonight and slight warming Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Friction in USD Grid Squad Brings Coachs Warning
Vermillion South Dakota October 19. E Clark Volante sports editor reports friction in the University of South Dakota football squad. He blasts non trainers and lounge lizards who ignore training and signals after a 41 to 0 loss to North Dakota at Grand Forks. He urges students to rally to develop a mentally and physically fit team capable of winning the conference title.
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University of South Dakota
E. Clark
Volante
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Clark
Bonilla Lake Byron Road Projects Approved for Start
Pierre October 19 federal approval from the Bureau of Public Roads clears multiple South Dakota highway contracts. Yankton County U S 81 grading 2.246 miles to state hospital. Perkins County State 18 grading 1 - 8.085 miles. Beadle County Bonilla Lake Byron road grading 3 753 miles. Tona Oacoms Road 1 G1 foot wood bridge in Lyman County. Three other contracts also approved yesterday.
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Tona-Oacoms J Road
Lyman County
J. Fitzpatrick
Kennebec
Federal Bureau
Ecuador President Office Vacated in Senate Action
Telegraphic dispatch from Quito reports the senate declared the office of the president vacant amid charges of malfeasance in office against President Martine Mara. The motion, based on alleged misconduct, follows official proceedings and signals a political crisis in Ecuador.
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Guayaquil
Quito
Senate
Republic
Martine Mara
Fire Destroys Car in Pasadena Fire House Approach
Fire bells rang as a smoking automobile sped to the station in Sierra Madre near Pasadena. Chief D. W. Richards took a call and firefighters sprayed the vehicle with water, averting a larger blaze.
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Pasadena
Cal
Sierra Madre
D. W. Richards
May Reorganize Insurance Firm State Superintendent Says Con dition Of National Life May Warrant Move
Chicago dispatch reports the National Life Insurance Company of the U S A, put in receivership by the Illinois insurance department, may reorganize or be reinsured according to State Superintendent Exmest Palmer after a conference with receiver Patrick J Lucey and company officers. The article notes the firm operated in the U S and withdrew from South Dakota in 1932 with 897 policies and 1 687 000 in force, and that no 1932 report was filed due to withdrawal.
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Chicago
National Life Insurance Company of
State Department of Insurance
Palmer
Patrick J. Lucey
D. Pierre
Illinois
South Dakota
State Insurance Department
Guardsman Appointed Lieutenant in North Dakota
Huron Guardsman receives commission as second lieutenant and three others promoted to first lieutenant. Named: Wallace G. Philips of Watertown, Everett L. Gilland of Huron, Lawrence Green of Sioux Falls, Thomas M. Sessions of Sioux Falls, and John M. Burritt of Sioux Falls. Governor Tom Berry announced the promotions.
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Huron
Pierre
Tom Berry
Wallace G. Philips
Watertown
Everett L. Gilland
Lawrence Green
Sioux Falls
Liex
John .M. Burritt
Sioux Fels
More Purchases Of Pigs Sought In South Dakota
Pierre October 10. State Agriculture Secretary Charles A. Russell urged reopening of the federal pig purchasing plan to aid drought struck counties. He said many farmers hold permits but the plan closed before deliveries could be made and asked Secretary Wallace to extend the program for at least 20 more days to prevent pig losses. Governor Berry had prior urged reopening.
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Beadle
Pierre
South Dakota
Pears Charles A. Trussel
Saf Jagriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Federal Agriculture
Man E Hilding
Russell
Tor Berry
South Dakotan to administer North Dakota beer law
Owen T. Owen of Grand Forks named state beer law commissioner by Gov. William Langer. Born in Milchenk South Dakota he moved to Grand Forks in grade school and is a University of North Dakota graduate as North Dakota prepares to legalize beer on October 22.
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Bismarck
W.D
South
Wyman To Inspect Reservoir Project
Capt Theodore Wyman Jr in charge of the Army district engineer unit leads a nine member expert staff to Fort Peckham Montana to inspect the reservoir project site and review plans for the large undertaking.
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Kansas City
Theodore Wyman, Jr
United States Army
Fort Peckham and Reservoir
Montana
Czechoslovak Warning Sparks Austrian Press Silence
A Czechoslovakian warning about extreme tendencies in Austria drew little pick up in Austrian papers. Edouard Benes visited and distributed Prayer Presse materials while Dollfuss and Engelbert Dollfuss met with officials. The press bureau framed the conference as about economic questions and socialists reportedly discussed strikes.
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Tne
Austria
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
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Prayer Presse
Enna
Benes.i Anceltor
Englebert Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Heimwehr
Prince von Starhemberg
Beer Permit Transfers Tied to Original Eligibility
Secretary C A Russell warned buyers that beer license transfers are only allowed under the same conditions as initial licenses. The Agriculture Department reports difficulties with transfers to ineligible persons and emphasizes licenses must return to the department before any transfer.
American Beef Purchases During Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington reports from the War Department that while some foreign beef was bought for CCC use early on, no beef other than American was purchased in the last four months. Army buyers sought any available beef, but when emergency passed Argentine beef remained and was set aside. About 50 cases of unused Argentine beef are kept in the West.
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Washington
War Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Civilian; Conservation Corps
Army
Jon Hand
Monetary policy debate rattles advisers around devaluation plan
Washington reports economic advisers scramble over currency policy options as devaluation discussed with uneasy prospects. One proposed course is a simple statement from the president. The alternative urges decisive action to stabilize the currency and calm markets.
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Washington
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United States and Russia may join League of Nations
Geneva reports say Washington studies recognizing Russia and hints U S S R B L may join the League. Henderson of Great Britain praised the Soviet for peace efforts under Kellogg pact and non aggression treaties. France may push the move as US aims to help organize peace while avoiding European quarrels.
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United States
Russia
U. S
Henderson
Soviet Union
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League
Germany
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France
Norman H. Davis
Organization of Peace
Washington
Europe
Mitchell held on bonds after intoxicated driving charge
Clarence Shorty Mitchell was moved from the hospital to county jail after waiving a hearing on a driving while intoxicated charge. He is bound over to circuit court on a $1500 bond. Also jailed are He Lee and Tra Biggerstaff, each fined $25 and jailed five days on intoxication charges. Mitchell escaped from custody and stole a car then crashed into the Wrights’ car in town.
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Redfield
Clarence “Shorty” Mitchell
Mitchell
Circhit Court
He. S. Lee
Tra Biggerstaff
Frank
Wright
Gas Masks and Drills Urged in German Home Defense Plan
Berlin reports a Finance Ministry decree allowing full tax deductions for private expenditure on air defense measures. It lists gas masks alarm systems and drilling squads as recommended defenses while noting Germany’s withdrawal from the League of Nations and mixed international reaction. France says it will vigilantly monitor armaments in response to Hitler’s activities.
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Berlin
von Schwerin Krosick
Germany
League of Nations
League
Masestini
Italy
Woman Surrenders Gold Hoard in San Francisco
Mrs. Ete Martin surrendered 60,000 in gold coin and 25,000 in gold certificates in San Francisco, charged with hoarding and other violations. The event centers on a high value gold hoard and related legal action reported October 19.
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Ban Francisco
Ete. Martin
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