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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
5
Faulkton reporter notes Roy Nord Republican candidate for attorney general vows a thorough probe into relief money handling. He pledges investigation, punishment for dishonesty, recovery of misappropriated funds, and scrutiny of contracts and profiteering by state suppliers. He urges prosecution if needed.
The article notes Democratic doubts about electing Senator Austin in Vermont and describes strategy including a money raised booklet claiming to prove his deeds. It cites an eleven page flyer with ten blank pages used as a campaign gimmick and reflects on political maneuvering and examples from history.
Citizens with usable garments are urged to fill a coupon and mail to W. G. Welter, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A Legionnaire will collect the items and distribute them to those in need.
At 4 meeting of the Hand County Post No. 381 of the American Legion on Tuesday evening officers were elected. Post commander Elmer Denburg adjuvant W. H. Hinselman and others filled key posts including Roy Clark first vice commander Art Locke second vice commander Clare Hull finance W E Spain sergeant at arms Nels Jacobson Americanization officer RD McCullen service officer William Sligo welfare Hugh Snodgrass mess officer Dan Winsell membership. Committees were named for Dance E G Butler Roy Clark baseball Dr Merrill Pangburn W H Henselman Hoy Clark.
Rapid City Oct 25 Senator Peter Norbeck arriving from Redfield launched a forceful critique of the state administration amid the gubernatorial race. He endorsed W C Allen Aberdeen as a nonpolitician candidate seeking less politics and more efficiency while criticizing Democrats and the repeal efforts impacting the primary law. Governor Berry received praise for having much good in him.
Hae defends his work ethic while noting the new point of big business and condemns excessive demands from democratic spoilsmen, arguing for restraint and merit over political pressure.
Sioux Falls speaker Christopherson media address links Farley to Tammany Hall. He argues Democrats face a choice between party principles and Tammany influence, citing uses of public funds to sway opinion in New York and warning of nationwide replication.
Strong opposition to Doumergue has split the party with ex premier Herriot rallying loyalists to support the aging premier. France remains volatile as radical groups in both chambers reject the constitutional reform proposal amid ongoing Senate dispute over dissolution powers.
Agriculture judging teams in Kansas City for the American Royal Livestock and Horse show concluded events last night with Dairy Lennox South Dakota placing fourth and Meat Brookings and Aurora tying for third. Teachers Meet Miller October 25 noted a special event following.
For four years Mil ler school teachers meet monthly to discuss education. This year, programs will report on outstanding articles from current educational literature. A social feature remains after the hour. J W Tressler near Empoetia reports striking a six inch vein of coal at twelve feet during drilling.
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