Better Business Is Reported By Cities Of Seaboard
Victor Eubank reports a brighter business horizon along the Atlantic seaboard with many firms maintaining or increasing advertising. Maine’s Burnham and Morrill Co. reports no sick season, full force, added workers, and active ads while New Bedford and Lewiston firms expand operations and hire more staff. Massachusetts and Boston groups add space, site companies form, and mass hiring boosts occur across textiles, footwear, rubber, metal, and radio sectors as sales rise through 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Burnham and Morrill Company
Portland
Maine
Silks
ULL Corporation
New Badford
Mass
Lewston Me
Chamber of Commeree
Bates Manufacturing
M. C. Siene
Proton
Lynn
Lawrence
Bolta Rubber Company
American Electro Metal Manufacturing Company
Perin Walsh Company
Boston
Feld
Boston Chamber
Short Wave
Warren Telecron Company
Ashland
Cotton Conference Plan Is Rejected In Washington
The United States rejected Egypt’s proposal for an international cotton conference. The State Department said the U S could not discuss export acreage limits or embargoes and would only talk about government stock levels. Egypt could send a representative to Washington if it wished to discuss the stock topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cairo
Egypt
United States
State Department
Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Foshay Trial
In Minneapolis on the seventh day of deliberations for the W. B. Foshay case and six aides a federal jury announced it could not reach a verdict on mail fraud charges. Judge Joseph Molyneaux instructed the panel to continue efforts to agree amid reports of a possible holdout and cost of the prolonged trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Rieding
W. B. Foshay
Joseph Molyneaux
X. Eae
Cough Triggers Rounding Up Kidnapping Suspects
At PAUL October 22 a county attorney told a jury that a cough helped identify a kidnaping gang. Leon Gleckman a local businessman was held a week in northern Wisconsin before a cough led police to Joseph Jurley who confessed along with others. Jurley faced trial with four others implicated.
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Paul
Leon Gleckman
Wisconsin
Joseph Jurley
T. A. Browne
Gleckman
Jurley
Funeral for George Bateman Set in Huron Church
Funeral services for George Bateman who died from an accidental shotgun discharge will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Huron Saturday afternoon with Rev. H W Blackburn of Wessington Springs in charge. A prayer service will be held at the Bateman home at 1 30 PM. church services begin at 2 PM. Burial will be at Riverside. Coroner John P Walsh found the death accidental and no inquest will be held. Bateman, 27, had recently fewer sheep and had sought a coyote threat to his flock when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bateman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huron Satunday
Wessington Springs
W. G. Bateman
Montana Avenue
Riverside
Blackburn
George
Verla Coburn
John P. Walsh
Bateman
Pearl Creek Township
Walsh
Gerald W. Bateman
Hamlin Attorney Named Special Counsel to SD Banking Dept
Frank J. Benthin of Hayti was appointed special counsel for South Dakota's banking department, succeeding T. B. Thorson of Kimball. Thorson will stay on until Benthin is familiar with the work and ongoing litigation concludes. Benthin, friend of Gov. Green, led the Green for Governor club in 1990. He graduated USD arts in 1911 and law in 1918 and has practiced in Hayti for 15 years and served as Hamlin county states attorney for six years.
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Hamlin
Frank J. Benthin
Hayts
South Dakota Banking Department
E. A. Ruden
Benthin
T. B. Thorson
Kimball
Department
Thorson
Ruden
Warren Green
Green
University of South Dakota
Law College
Hayti
Hamlin County
Two Seriously Hurt In Highway Mishap
Watertown reports the first accident on the new pavement as a car left the road at a curve and overturned near the opening ceremony. Alice Fitzgerald and Phil Slater, residents of Watertown, sustained serious injuries. Vincent was not identified in the readable portion.
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Watertown
Green
State Highway Commission
Aa ‘Wutanobile Wik
Alice Fitzgerald
Phil Slater
Vincent
Laval Arrives in New York to Meet Hoover for World Recovery
Premier Pierre Laval of France lands in New York amid a massive ovation to discuss methods with President Hoover aimed at restoring global prosperity. Laval urges joint action by democracies, pledging France’s cooperation and seeking full dialogue in Washington.
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Pierre Laval
France
New York
Hoover
Washington
No Jersey
U. S
Lareal
Fmesipae
Raymond J. Crowley
Fort Jay
Laval
Rev Paul H Barber Named Dean of Rosebud Deanary
The Rev Paul H Barber of Mission was appointed dean of the Rosebud deanary of the Episcopal church by Bishop W Blair Roberts of Bronxville. Barber’s appointment marks a new leadership role in the Rosebud jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Barber
Rosebud
Pierre
Paul
Barber
Mission Today
Episcopal Church
W. Blair Roberts
Bronx
Falla
Barber Ia
Guards Grow as Town Neugel Cattle Tests Begin
Burlington Iowa October 3 4 1930 state mobilizes 1400 guards to back 400 troopers awaiting tuberculin testing of Des Moines county cattle. Farmers at Everstman farm oppose the testing while a barn dance entertains. officials warn of possible resistance as veterinarians and militia plan further action.
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Burlington
Neugel
Des Moines
Jake Everstman
Everstman
Farmers’ Protective Asociation
Peter Malcolm
Walter W. Head Named to Schiff Board Honor
Walter W. Head was named to the Schiff New York philanthropic board. The appointment was announced today as he accepts duties for the remainder of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Head
Schiff
New York
Philantropiat
Hla
Absence Of Killing Frost Sets New Local Record
In Central South Dakota a killing frost had not occurred until now marking one of the freakish weather years. Rain of 0.61 inch fell last night boosting October total to 1.08 inches above normal. Aberdeen light frost reported, Watertown near freezing, with warmer predictions for tomorrow.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Raphi City
Yankton
Michel By
Calls for Japan to Withdraw Troops from Manchuria
Geneva reports say Anne de Briand presented a League of Nations council resolution urging Japan to withdraw its troops from northern Manchuria immediately and to complete evacuation before the next council meeting. Tokyo circles call the Chinese demands unacceptable as a basis for settlement of the Sino Japanese dispute.
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Geneva
Annelde Briand
Leave Council
Manchuria
Tokyo
China
League of Nations Council
Starring Speaks At Kiwanis Farm Meet
George Starring of the South Dakota Bankers Association spoke on the Russian animation before about 100 rural residents. The report notes acquaintances among local farmers and mentions Lord Churchill, Duke of Devonshire, as connected to the event.
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Kiwanis Farm
Wellington Springs
George Starring
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
Did Mary Garden Kiss Peter Norbeck
In Mitchell and Rapid City reports Senator Norbeck dodges questions about a kiss with opera star Mary Garden at a Rushmore memorial dinner. Rapid City columnist Walter Travis asserts a kiss occurred in a quick, fleeting moment while Norbeck says political caution kept him silent.
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Mary Garden
Peter Norbeck
Mitchell
Miss Garden
Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills
Walter
Speedy) Travis
Rapid City
Norbeck
Walter Travis
Doane Robinson
Pierre
Park Board
Iron Mountain Road
Mary Garden Way
Mary
Peter
Salesman Dies In Crash Near Woonsocket
Dean C. McGowan a 35 year old salesman for a South Dakota coal mine died when his car sideswiped a truck on state highway 37 three miles east and two miles north of Woonsocket witnesses said he cut the turn too sharply. Hans H Sorby who rode with McGowan escaped with injuries not seriously.
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Woonsocket
Dean C. McGowan
Forest Lake
Minn
South Dakota
Haynes
N. D
Aberdeen
Hans H. Sorby
Montevideo
McGowan
St. Lawrence
Scranton
Three Are Injured In Iroquois Crash
Three Lake Preston residents were hospitalized after a collision near Iroquois last night. The accident involved Fitzgerald driving west on federal highway 14 turning left to pass a westbound vehicle, colliding with Miss Faith Alexander's car. Fitzgerald suffered severe cuts and heavy blood loss while Miss Alexander sustained facial injuries and dental damage.
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Troquois
Anrec Lake Preston
Iroquois
Fitzgerald
Faith Alexander
Lake Preston
Mins
Alexander
Tr Fitzgeald
Allexander
Bedly- Shout
Pire Ghar Ee
Cattle Theft Probe In Brantley County Ranch Heads Sought
Investigators probe the theft of between 50 and 75 head of cattle from the China Iverson ranch near Brantley County. Authorities chase leads and await county sheriff report on the case.
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China Iverson Ranch
Mest Wendt
Brantey County
See Leeee
End County
Levy Discussed As Way Of Bolstering Shrinking Income
Government eyes selective sales tax to bolster declining revenue. Experts examine taxed items, excluding necessities, and assess impact on manufacturers. House lawmakers push an upward revision of federal taxes and study alternatives alongside President Hoover's budget review.
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Levy
Mellon
Associated Press
House
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Treasury Department
Ways and Means
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Garner
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Hawley
Oregon
Ways ‘and Means
Gamer
Repulican
Bacharach
New Jersey
Reed
Pennsylvania
Represent ‘Tative LaGuardia
Progressive Republican
Hiew York
Ramseyer
Lawa En Ale Pooneets
A. E
Weicht Trial Deliberations Begin As Dugan Case Opens
In Howard district court Judge Alya E. Taylor presides as jurors begin deliberations at 10 30 a m in the Adolph Weicht statutory offense case. The session continues with the Joe Dugan insurance fraud trial starting afterward.
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Adolph Weicht
Howard
Famond
Weicht
Joe Dugan
Watertown
Alya E. Taylor
Huronia
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