Factory Labor Shows Increase This September
Washington reports a rise in September factory employment and payrolls with a price decline and rail shipments up from August to September. Industrial production grew from 58 to 60 and 62 percent of the 1923 1925 average, aided by textiles, leather, meat packing, and coal. Steel utilization reached 20 percent in early October, with modest changes in auto and lumber output. Coal movement boosted freight car loadings as wholesale prices slipped 2 percent in the first half of October.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Philippine Supreme Court Affirms 30 Communist Sentences
The Philippine Supreme Court affirmed sedition sentences for 30 communists who demonstrated in Manila last year. Twenty banished to provinces for eight years. others received prison terms. The American Civil Liberties Union aided in their defense in lower courts.
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Philippine Supreme Court
Grap
Cristanto Evangelista
Communist Party
Manilla
Philippine
American Civil Liberties Union
Waubay Man Named On Waterworks Board
Nomination list at the Missouri Valley section American Water Works Association convention names Joseph S. Nelson of Sioux Falls as chairman and Leonard A. Day of St. Louis as vice chairman. Five directors named include Phil Carlin of Sioux City William M. Bar of Omaha W W Towne of Waubay S Scott Johnson of Jefferson City and Ernest Boyce of Lawrence.
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Waubay
Sioux City
Missouri Valley Section
American Waterworks Assodiation
Joseph S. Nelson
Sioux Falls
Leonard A. Day
St. Louis
Phil Carlin
William M. Bar
Omaha
W. W. Towne
S. Scott Johnson
Jefferson City
Ernest Boyce
Lawrence
Kas
Cannon Ball Express wreck claims two rail crew deaths
In Montauk Long Island the Cannon Ball Express wreck killed Fireman Edward Koebler who died in hospital, the second fatality after Engineer Frank Obrewski died in a lab at the scene. No passengers were aboard and the crash followed reports of spread rails. The derailment near Montauk injured the conductor, two porters and two other trainmen.
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Montauk
Wey Zoeyr
Edward Koebler
Frank Obrewski
Here
Farmers Delay From Rain Halts Ames Haying
Specials-Rain and stew that visited this vicinity has put the farmers behind again with their haying and corn picking in Ames on October 26.
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Hain
Wanner Elected Moderator of Southeastern Congregational Group
Donald P. Wanner of Pingree won the moderator post of the Southeastern Association of the Congregational churches at the annual Jamestown convention. He succeeds Rev. W. M. Osborne of Sanborn. Delegates also urged retaining the prohibition clause in four state constitutions.
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Wanner
Jamestown
N. D
jDonald P. Wanner
Pingree
Southeastern Association of the Congregational
W. M. Osborne
Sanborn
Mussolini predicts Europe will go fascist in decade
In Milan Mussolini told about half a million hearers that Europe will become fascist within ten years and Italy will approach a new decade of fascist strength. He spoke from a rostrum near the cathedral promising sacrifices and renewed battles while claiming a desire for peace.
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Milan
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Il Duce
Haly
Mussolini
Turin
Paraguayan forces seize Fort Acre during Gran Chaco action
War ministry bulletin from Victoria Ascuncion reports Paraguayan troops captured the radio station and stores at Fort Acre after Bolivian defenders set fire to supply depots and fled. Bolivian planes bombarded Fort Gondra. In Esmond two truckloads of federal flour and a small allotment of yard goods were delivered by county trucks.
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Victore Ascuncion
Paraguay
War Ministry
Gran Chaco
Fort Acre
Fort Gondra
Esmond
Poultry Freight Charges Reduced
Minnesota and Dakotas poultry producers win a 25 percent reduction in express rates to Chicago. Dressed poultry from Minneapolis drops 56 cents per hundredweight to 1.63. From Bismarck, North Dakota, the rate falls 83 cents to 2.47. New tariff effective November 10 through April 30, 19%.
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Dakotas
Northwest
Chicago
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Geeral
Railway Express
Bismarck
N.D
Mexican Catholics Ordered To Keep Law
A telegram from Archbishop Orozco y Jimenez read in Guadalajara churches urges Catholics to remain orderly and obey the law. He was exiled last January to the U S west coast. A Jalisco law now limits the number of priests who may function in the state.
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Mexico
Vey
Jarchbiship
Orozco Y. Jimenez
United States
Jalisco
Roosevelt Club Meeting Set For Thursday Evening
The Women’s Roosevelt for President club will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. E. H. Brueromer’s home 378 Dakota Avenue South. All welcome.
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Roosevelt Club
Roosevelt
E. H. Brueromer
Dakota
Epehne South
Platt Reelected Leader of South Dakota Chiropractors
Dr. J W Platt of Brookings was reelected head of the South Dakota Chiropractors Association for another year at the group’s two day session in Mitchell. Dr. A M Amen Yankton was elected vice president. Drs A W Schwietert Sioux Falls and B L Sheldon Madison retain secret ary treasurer roles. The new board includes Drs G A Rensvold Sioux Falls A C Solberg Mitchell C C Smith Watertown M B Ketl Watertown and Sam Tjaden Pierre, with Rensvold and Tjaden as new members. Mitchell chosen as 1933 convention city.
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Brookings
South Dakota Chiropractors Association
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Amen
Yankton
B. L. Sheldon
Madison
A. W. Schwietert
Sioux Falls
Association
G. A. Rensvold
A. C. Solberg
Mitchell
C. C. Smith
Water
M. EB
Ketl
Watertown
Sam Tjaden
Pierre
Rensvold
Tjaden
G. 4. Schatz
Platte
A. M Amen
H. C. Chance
Davenport
S. J. Burich
Indianapolis
A. B. Hender
Coal shed project tied to bank robbery case in Hillsboro
H E Vandiver, held over to district court in Hillsboro after being arrested in Oskaloosa for a September 14 Hat Bank robbery. Authorities say the coal shed, to be built in town to store relief coal from the state mine, is part of the case and sale arrangements were noted.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Edesmond
H. E. Vandiver
Oskaloosa
Jast
Frost
N. Dy Bank
Pastor Faces Life Sentence for Poison Death Case
The Rev. S. A. Berrie was convicted of murder by a Muskogee jury for poisoning his 50-year-old wife Mrs. Fannie Herrie and faces life imprisonment with a formal sentence due next Monday. His 19-year-old bride accompanied him to jail as he awaits appeal options and possible new trial.
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Muskoger
Okla
S. A. Berrie
Berrie
W. J. Crump
McAlester
Jesy Doyle
Fannie Herrie
March romance ends in marriage with Ida Bess Bright
A fragment notes a man pursuing a romance with Ida Bess Bright and marrying her on May 17, as part of a dated social entry in the period.
Bank Robbery Foiled In Mindoro As Gang Split
Sheriff’s posse searched the Black River bottomlands for two Kansas City men, Charles Ross aged 60 and William Richards aged 42, wounded in a chase after an attempted Mindoro bank robbery. Two other gang members eluded capture amid a gun battle and alarm.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Black River
Mindoro
Charles Ross
William Richards
Kansas City
Illness Brings Mrs Miller to Huron to Aid Mother
Mrs Charlie Miller travels to Huron to be with her ailing mother Mrs J D Barber at the Clifton Meink home as reported in the Oct 26 special edition.
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Illane
Charlie Miller
Huron
J. D. Barber
Clifford Meink
Meink
Winter Visit Notes From Huron Area Family
Father and daughter with Mrs and Mrs Barber recently moved to Huron to spend the winter with Mrs Meinl. Mr and Mrs Charlie Barber of Lanealm visited the Meinl home during the stay.
Huey Long Says New Loves Chili and Tamales
In Pittsburgh Kansas at a cafe after a political address last night Senator Huey Long of Louisiana ordered chili and tamales, signaling a shift from corn pone and pot likker.
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Kan
Huey. Long
Louisiana
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