New Plan Offered Railroads As Rate Boost Is Refused
Washington October 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a 25 percent freight rate raise and proposed a temporary pool scheme funded by surcharges to aid weaker lines. The commission endorsed a 10 percent cap on surcharges for most items, excluding major farm products, and directed carriers to draft a plan by December 1 with a March 31, 1933 end date. It warned a blanket 15 percent increase would harm railroad finances and raised prospects that economic recovery remains the only long term remedy.
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Weather Harem: Bain Tonight Pod Probly Tauretay
Fragmentary weather note mentions Bain tonight with unclear tauretay mach eotéen. Reader witness Cindy sensidor central ed and mentions becoming tt with baleen ta sooo in text.
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Skeletons In Jail After Ghostly Night in Charleroi
In Charleroi Pennsylvania on October 21 five youths wearing bone painted suits were jailed for disorderly conduct after Constable Judson, while fixing a flat tire by moonlight, confronted what appeared to be skeletons chanting Boo and screaming. An iron struck one, prompting their detention.
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Judson
Sr. Judean
George Bateman Found Dead In Pearl Creek Township Barn
George Bateman a 28 year old farmer in Pearl Creek township was found dead today by his wife. A 12 gauge shotgun lay near the body and one shell had been fired. County Coroner J P Walsh said he was not ready to issue a statement. Bateman recently married last June and was a son of Walter Bateman of Dakota Avenue South. He had purchased the farm in recent months. The incident occurred in the southeast quarter of section 29 in Pear Creek township.
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Pear Creek Township
Auto Wreck Victim Recovering At Huron Hospital
Mrs Joe Vaught a one year old Conrad resident suffered broken ribs and facial cuts in an auto crash 15 miles south of Huron Monday. Her condition improved enough to eat today as investigators search for the potato truck with license plates from Brookings County that struck the Vaught car entering the highway from a side road. The auto is beyond repair and the party plans to return to Conrad by train once she recovers.
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Conrad Mont
Huron Hospital
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Huron
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Unidentified killer hunts retired sheriff in Rapid City
An unknown assailant calling himself ex con chet carried out a threat to kill William Baken, Pennington County retired sheriff, in his Rapid City home. Officials pursue the suspect as a manhunt expands with state and county officers involved.
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Hunt For Pastor Daughter In Double Murder Case
Los Angeles reports Winnie Ruth Judd, 26, wife of a Phialephanami minister's daughter, suspected in a double murder. Victims Agnes Leroi 12 and Hedvig Samuelson 24 found in trunks shipped from Phoenix. Police fear Judd may be at large or dead. husband Dr. W C Judd and brother Burton McKinnell questioned. coroner awaits bodies. Authorities pursue motive amid uncertain details.
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Ciue
Winnie Ruth Judd
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Agnes Lerel
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Los Angeles
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Phyalefanami
Reci Oe
Phoenix
Agnes Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
D. A. Davidson
Laguma Beach
Golony
Here
Ainsi
Judd
Southern Pacific
Four Chicagoans Convicted in Omaha Robbery Case
Four Chicago men were convicted for a March robbery in Omaha that left Alfio Laferla injured. The suspects, identified as Earl Bean and others, allegedly assaulted Laferla and stole $3, a small amount of money, and 9 gan from the officer conducting the incident.
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Earl Bean
Cale Te Turns To Denver Lecture Tour
A speaker named Cale Te will start a lecture tour in Denver on Friday night. He will visit at a school gathering with fellow students who are unable to attend.
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Denver
Fill Out This Legion Coupon for Amelcas Logies Call
An old postal notice asks residents to donate items such as clothing bedding and food to a Legion coupon drive. The call mentions a Friday October 30 collection time and asks donors to provide name and address for the charity effort led by WILEX GARAGE and RB.
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Wilex
Amelcas
State highway funds allotment for 1932 announced
South Dakota receives 1,765,764 in federal highway aid from the U S Bureau of Public Roads. The 1932 allotment will be the total new federal aid money next year unless Congress approves more emergency funds. Regular 1932 allotment would be 2,033,359 with 287,534 repaid from emergency relief. Weather limits finish by Nov 15, so early funds offer little advantage. current funds cover the 1931 program.
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South Dakota
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Legion Appeals for Warm Clothes for Huronians in Need
The William Reaves post of the American Legion urged urgent donations of warm clothes for men women and children to aid Huronians facing winter. L H Cornell post commander said 200 to 300 children will need clothing, with many adults lacking adequate outerwear. Donations via coupons in The Evening Huronite will be collected starting Friday October 20, aided by Associated Charities.
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American Legion
L. H. Cornell
Legion 4
Associated Charities
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Legion
Legion's Relief Committee
Cornell
Huron Municipal Band
Yentering
Associat
Ed Charities
Marvin Hughitt
Corneil
Mary Garden Lunches Underground in Gold Mine
Opera star Mary Garden enjoyed a lunch 2000 feet underground at Homestoke gold mine near Lead. Hosted by Superintendent and Mrs Yates, the event drew 40 guests including sculptor Guteon BorgUM. It was the first underground banquet since Taft’s visit, amid a $58,000 gold total mined recently. Garden performed, pledged to write about the Black Hills region in winter Europe travel.
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Mra B.C. Yates
Guteon Borg‘um
Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills
Miss Garden
Taft
Misa Garden
Black ‘Hills
Minneapolis
Europe
Walker's Accountant Refuses Subpoena
Mexico City dispatch reports Walker's accountant in New York refuses a subpoena, claiming indefiniteness. Sherwood was served at the Hu x hotel during a honeymoon trip and has retired to resist the service.
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Walker
Mexico
Vane
Mikex
New York
Sherwood
Hux
Voice Of Edison Recorded Unknown To Noted Inventor
In St Paul on October 21 1929 a Ediphone dictaphone captured Thomas A Edison’s voice without his knowledge during a Detroit broadcast marking the 50th anniversary of his incandescent lamp. A Casper Wyoming record found in possession of L P Idleman dates to 1919 and bears a Edison message to the American people.
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St, Paul
Thomas
Ray Bartholdi
St. Paul
Ediphone Company
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Detroit
Caster Casper
Wy.o
Thomas A. Edison
L. P. Idleman
Casper
Japan Insists Army Remain in Manchuria Until China Safeguards
Geneva dispatch reports Japan's Kenkichi Yoshizawa reaffirming that Japanese troops cannot leave Manchuria until China guarantees protection for Japanese lives and business, with a call to restore security conditions. The note emphasizes China's obligation to curb hostility by authorities toward Japanese residents. Later, Washington notes U S move with five other nations urging China and Japan to honor Kellogg Briand pact and settle peacefully.
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Japan
Manchuria
China
League of Nationg Council
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Lad Readins
Great Britain
Washington
America
United States
State Department
Central S. D. To Be Darkened Tonight Hold Rites Today
Central South Dakota reads news of Thomas A Edison as a funeral observed this afternoon. Officials report power will stay on due to dangerous complications. A one minute darkness tribute is planned nationwide at 9 o'clock Central Time following President Hoover's request.
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Rushmore Group To Meet Next Month
Rapid City Oct 21 The Mount Rushmore National Memorial commission sets a November 1 meeting at Mount Rushmore to inspect the sculpture by Gutzen Borglum. New members L B Hanna and Mrs Margaret Stewart Straws replace resignations. work may pause by mid November due to weather.
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Joseph S. Cullinan
Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission
Mount Rushmore
Black Hills
Joh A. Boland
Boland
Hoover
Gutzon Borglum
Mowet Rushmore
Wi Nm
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Margaret Stewart Straws
Chicago
Julius Rowewald
Freak ©. Lowden
Episcopal Church Program Discussed by Clergy in South Dakota
Pierre, Oct. 21. About 40 clergymen gathered for the annual fall clergy conference of the South Dakota diocese. Led by Rev. Dr. George H Richardson, Rev. Thomas E. Hall of Mobridge, and Rev. E. R. Todd of Aberdeen, Bishop Hugh L. Burleson of Sioux Falls presided.
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Pierre
Diocess
South Dakota
George H Hichardson
Thomas E. Hall
Mobridge
E.R. Todd
Aberdeen
Hugh IL. Burleson
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen Pioneer George M L Erwin Dies at 64
George M L Erwin 64 a Brown County pioneer and longtime insurance man died at his Aberdeen home. He came to Groton from Michigan in 1880s and later moved to Aberdeen. Survived by his widow two sons and a daughter.
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George M. L. Erwin
Brown County
Groton
Michigan
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