Charges Green Is Inconsistent On Banking Question
Flandreau October 2 Charges that Warren E Green Republican candidate for governor has violated banking principles underpinning his campaign were leveled by D A McCullough. He noted Green directed Hamlin County State Bank at Hayti Me signed monthly reports to the state banking department in 183 and 1924 while reserves were below legal requirements The remarks were made at a political meeting tied to new pavement dedication and followed a Sharpe report Attorney General endorsing Green McCullough attacked Green as hypocritical and accused Green of trying to hide the banking issue Bulow praised Flandrau for public improvements and urged progress in the state The second item from Brookings October 23 featured W H McMaster described as having the most unsuccessful governorship and Senate tenure by Gov W J Bilow who cited high spending rural credits wreckage and a costly gasoline fight as failures to secure the state’s finances.
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Flandreau
Warren E. Green
D. A. McCulliga
Green
Hamlin County State Bank
Hayti
McCullough
State Banking Department
W. J. Bulow
Senate
Sharpe
Green's
Greens’ Bank
W. H. McMaster
South
Dekota le Ore
Palgn
Bulow
Flandrasy
Brookings
W. J. Bilow
McMaster
South Dakota
Rural Credits Department
United States Senate
Becker Baby From Oldham Dies Here
Roy Dean Becker a five month old son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Becker of Oldham died yesterday morning at a Huron hospital after a week of meningitis. The family were visiting Mrs Leo McDermott when illness began. He was an only child. The body will be taken to Watertown for funeral services at the German Lutheran church and burial in the Watertown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dean Becker
Hugo Becker
Oldham
Huron Hospital
Norbeck Plans Speaking Tour in Republican Campaign
Senator Norbeck will launch a speaking tour to aid the Republican campaign. He will speak tonight in the city, at Geddes tomorrow, Canton Monday, Yankton or WNAX at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Watertown Wednesday, and Webster a week from today.
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Senator Norbeck
Kenneaec
Sena
Peter Norbeck
Geddes
Canton
Yankton
WNAX
Watertown
Webster
Weather forecast hints at warmer temperatures
The forecast indicates warmer weather will develop tonight and continue Friday. Skies are expected to clear with rising temperatures and light winds across the region.
Play Presented in Seven Languages at College
A one act drama Punishment by Dr EdwinS DuPorcet will be staged in December in seven languages French Spanish German Latin Esperanto Italian and possibly Greek. Cast includes English Delmar Gibbs Vernon Watland Roderick Spence Loie Bangs Janice Vance for English Marie Haskell Georgia LaBeau Earl Thomas Charles Filbey Edward Spence for French Madge Cotton Amy Snegiwar Eugene Kingdon John Williamson William Williamson for Spanish Mildred Brown Lethe Costain Ralph Craft Williams McElwee Kayden Williams for Esperanto.
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Edwins. DuPorcet
Delmar Gibbs
Vernon Watland
Roderick Spence
Loie Bangs
Janice Vance
Marie Haskell
Georgia LaBeau
Earl Thomas
Charles Filbey
Edward Spence
Madge Cotton
Amy Snegiwar
Eugene Kingdon
John Williamson
William Williamson
Mildred Brown
Lethe Costain
Ralph Craft
Williams McElwee
Kayden Williams
Brazil Rebels Report Revolt Near Bahia Rail Hub Timbo
Rio de Janeiro reports the first casualties from the southern front as the Brazilian revolutionary movement gains ground. The nineteenth battalion of Chasseurs at Timbo has revolted and joined insurgents, signaling possible advance toward Bahia along the rail line. Rebel forces claim sustained success against Federal attempts to cut communications near Itarare, with captured war materiel at Ponte Grossa reshaping the balance of control in the region.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Chasseurs
Timbo
Bahia
Bo Timbo
Brazil
Juarez Tavora
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Serg Pe
Bahis
San Salvador
Senges Bridge
Rio Teg
Itarare
Bee Paulo
Migual Costa
Ponte Groesa
Ponta Grosses
Curitgba
Four Huronians Hurt In Crash Near Woonsocket
A Torch coach driven by Mrs. George Larnon of Huron struck loose gravel and went into the ditch turning over twice on a Woonsocket bound trip. Mrs. Larnon suffered severe cuts and bruises while seven others in the vehicle were en route to a Rowena, South Dakota meet.
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George Larnon
Huron
Woonsocket Corner
Baptists Mark Fiftieth Anniversary Of First Church Here
Celebrations planned in Huron honor the fiftieth anniversary of the local Baptist church. A birthday program, fellowship service, and sermon by Rev. J. L. Barton are scheduled, with a pageant Our Fifty Years of Church Work written for the occasion by Rev. R. Lloyd and Rev. H. Bayles.
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Baptists
Huron
J. L. Barton
Sioux Fally S
Deen A W. Fanquet
Sioux Falls College
Baptist Educational Institution
R. 3. Lloyd
H. Bayles
Baptist Church
George A. Cressey
M. Quimgs
M. F. Cressey
Edwin G. Wheeler
Geo. A. Cressey
G. A. Creasey
Edwin G. Wheler
R. A. Harris
M. F. Wright
Mr. Creasey
Standard” of
Chicago
E.G. Wheeler
Two Speakers Announced for Republican Events
Arrangements for Raval C Johnson to appear next week were announced at county Republican headquarters with a noon webinar and a mass meeting in the Deum auditorium. McMaster is slated to speak at 1.39 p.m. in the same venue.
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Raval C Johnson
Ae Oy
Seston
Former Publisher Of Redfield Dies
Washington. Mien, &6 of the otrial ua of the Washington Bvwcing Star and of fete BBene Mason Oa, Towm, Od.
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Redfield
Washington
Mien
Otrial Ua
Bvwcing Star
Fete Bbene Mason Oa
Towm, Od
Endurance Ride In Taxicab in Helena Montana
In Helena Montana a taxicab endurance run took place from October 3 through 7. Al Brod logs a long trip as Montana records are pursued. Brand completed a 180 mile dash from station to station under supervision.
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Helena
Mont
al Brod
Montana
Guresu
Hus
Hunt Heads Of Latest Racket
Boston reports a nationwide police search for Wilbur J. Cooke and Mrs. E E Saunders over an antique Chinese ware racket. Thirteen indictments tied to a ring selling modern wares as antique for large sums. Mrs. Doran arrested, ring suspected of defrauding collectors and museums. investigations widen, with local dealers under surveillance.
Rapid City Judge Heads State Body
Judge Charles A. Nystrom of Rapid City was elected president of the County Judges association at the South Dakota conference meeting. Thompson of Mitchell was named vice president and Judge George F. Sim of Aberdeen was chosen secretary-treasurer.
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Rapid City
Siouk Falls
Charles A. Nystrom
County Judges Association
South Dakota
Tulpe
Thompson
Missitchell
George F. Sim
Aberdeen
Legionnaires Plan Armistice Day Meeting at EK Bell
Armistice Day plans emerge from a meeting of the William Reaves unit of the American Legion at EK Bell. The gathering aims to organize events and activities tied to the holiday.
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William Reaves
Asprrican Legion
EK. C. Bell
Secret Order To Fight Crime In Sioux Falls District
A secret organization named the Minnehaha County Protective Committee was formed in Sioux Falls to deter crime and aid arrests. Signs proposed placing armed men in every town, known only to officers, to guard against robberies and holdups. George A. Starring of the South Dakota Bankers Association spoke at the meeting.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County Protective Committee
George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Jameson Speaks At Social Confab
Sioux Falls on Oct 23 reports the South Dakota conference of social work opening with president G T Jameson, warden, addressing probation and parole as crime prevention. Red Cross, county judges, welfare boards and public health groups met, with afternoon sessions led by D C Mills and others. The evening program featured Dr Theo B Shank and Father E J Flanagan.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
D. C. Mills
Young Citizens
Legge
Margeret Koenig
State Board, of Health
Gila O. Rule
State School For the Blind
J. Ernest Akin
American City Bureau
Howard R. Knight
National Conference of Social Work
Theo. B. Shank
The
American Red Cross
Father E. J. Flanagan
Father Flanagua Boys’ Home
Navy plans to raise fleet toward London limits
The Navy General Board completed a new building program to bring the U S fleet up toward the London treaty cap. President Hoover will receive it for study before Congress considers naval appropriations. The plan hints at restoring to the full 135000 tonnage limit for battleships and carriers, including one ship just contracted, with current tonnage about 79800 across three vessels. Several smaller ships are also planned.
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Washington
United States
Navy General Board
Hoovier
Congress
Will Return Prater In Kidnaping Case
GREENFIELD MO Oct 23 Bill Prater a southwest Missouri motor car salesman was to be returned today from Carthage to be viewed by Mrs Ales Wilen McKinley heiress and expected souther who was kidnapped from her parents home here A ferrent charging Prater and memory of Carthage cecsttly divorced wife of a Stotts City Mo banker with the kidnapping obtained by W S Pelts prosecuting attorney remained unserved as authorities continued to hold the couple on an open charge of investigation They said the warrant likely will be served by Sheriff O Killingsworth who with two arrested Prater and Mrs Bil in a grocery store yesterday said he had been trailing him for several days but refused to reveal the source of his information which led to the arrest.
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Prater
Greenfield
Bill Prater
Southwest Missouri
Carthage
Ales Wilen McKinley
Souther
Stotts City
Moran Bond Post gains on captors noted
George Moran known as Bugs faces bond issues after a reported attempt to escape custody. An identified associate allegedly aided in the escape plan, according to authorities yesterday.
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George “Bugs
Moran
Eos
el Erie Am Wmi
Science Will Get Women's Vote In Debater's View
Chicago debate quoted M A Oatridge from Cambridge and University of Chicago arguing science harms individualism and costs jobs while Cambridge scholar says science makes women more attractive with face lifting and permanent wave. Audience partially agrees the topic gains new light.
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Science
Chicago
M. A. Oatridge
Tambridge University
University of Chicago
Cambridge
Davis Denies Break With Pinchot In Pennsylvania
In Washington Davis denies a breach with Pinchot over Hoover's Pennsylvania campaign stance. He and Pinchot will speak from the same platform in Pittsburgh next Saturday. Martin claimed Davis asked to be excused from the rest of the campaign amid Hoover's demand for time to address unemployment.
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Philadelphia
James J. Davis
Gifford Pinchot
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Davis
Washington
United States
Pinchot
Pittsburgh
Edward Martin
Republican State Committee
Martin
Pinchott
John Hemphill
McCormick Links Mayor to Circulated Negro Vote Circulars
Congresswoman Ruth Hanna McCormick said unsigned circulars urging black voters to back her Democratic opponent show Mayor William Hale Thompson opposed her. She claimed the mayor, a city hall Republican leader, distributed the materials and attacked her late husband Medill McCormick, with the statement noting his opposition reveals true political associations.
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McCormick
Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick
William Hale Thompson
Senate
Thompson
City Hall Forces
James Hamilton Lewis
Medill McCormick
North Dakota Governor Faces Appendicitis Operation
Governor George F. Shafer entered a hospital today for surgery to treat appendicitis after a diagnosis of chronicitis. He is expected to be confined to bed for a period following the operation as a precautionary measure. The report notes the ailment and forthcoming procedure in the state capital.
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N. D
George F. Shafer
Conference Holds Turning Point in Situation Reached
Washington and Chicago dispatches report a turning point in wheat policy and economic outlook. Farm officials discuss donating wheat to the unemployed if Congress allows changes to funding. industry leaders at a Chicago conference predict gradual recovery while urging higher wages and shorter hours. Colonel Arthur Woods assumes wartime relief task, planning a national effort to curb unemployment with coordinated local action.
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D. A. McCullough
Becker
Cael Med Sontind
Huron Church
A. M. Urquhart
Johnson
Wilbur J. Cooke
Mrs. Saunders
China
Boston
Caroline Saunders
New York
Cooke
Edwin E. Crowinshield
Minnehaha
Jameson
Sur SY
Bupa
Kansas
Stanley ‘Hart
Central High Ee
Sean
Council Grove
Ken
Wood
Federal Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Te Farm Board
Agricultural Marketing Act
Wai
J. Takor
National Grange
Tabor
Sucplus
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of
Europe
Glenn Frank
University of Wsin
Jor
Arthur Woods
Lamont
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
President's Relief Committee
Wonds
New York City
White House
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