No Foundation To Charge Of Wasted Funds
Pierre South Dakota Oct 23 Gov Tom Berry rejected charges that relief money is wasted on overhead or politics in relief investigations. He noted federal control and a mixed party state relief committee and said October relief costs total about 7690 for field work and 255000 for direct relief, with administration taking a large share of expenditures. Mitchell minutes of the State Association of County Commissioners and Highway Superintendents reported complaints of waste and politics in appointing relief investigators.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
Mitchell
South Dakota
State Relief Committee
Berry
Washington
J.B. Longrie
Longrie
Besid Longrie
State “Association of County Commissioners and Highway Superintendents
Johnson Sells Lincoln For Another Government Car
Johnson ends boycott by trading the Lincoln limousine offered to him for a government car of similar quality and price. The transaction reportedly costs no money to the government and replaces the Ford vehicle with a comparable government model.
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Johnson
Lincoln
Washington
Hugh
Ford
Becomes Wife, Widow In Only Five Minutes
Stella Dye wed Charles White in a ceremony today that ended in tragedy as White died from a bullet wound suffered a week earlier, allegedly at the hands of his stepfather Tom White. Stella Dye becomes both wife and widow in a single, fateful moment.
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Okla
Stella Dye
Miz Dye
Charles White
Besfore White
Ton White
Weather for Huron and Vidalty
Unsettled weather continues tonight and Sunday with a slight warming trend. South Dakota experiences unsettled conditions spreading eastward, with warmer extremes by Sunday end and potential freight impacts in the south.
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Huron
Vidalty
South Dakota
Benight
Yonk Yankton Homecoming and Pow Wow at Huron College
Huron college graduates and current students celebrated the eleventh annual Pow Wow homecoming with a large parade of about 40 floats and an Indian ceremonial program. The day featured a capacity audience for the comic opera Nannette, the alumni banquet with speeches and songs, and a hockey victory by sophomore girls. A football clash loomed as undefeated Scalpers met Yankton College’s Greyhounds at Alumni field.
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Huron
Yary Yankton
Huron College
Alumni Field
Yankton College
Fighting Greyhounds
Huron Civic Chorus
Loftus H. Ward
Grace Finley
Alice Sanderson
Collage
Hazel McMillion
Lemmon
Norval Hepler
Red Owl
Chief Warrior
Paul Fuller
Goral
Helen Hackney
Nadine Skare
Lois Mitchell
Login
Voorhees
Big Chief
Paul K
Myers
Ernnest Funk
Alumn! Association
Hubert Ketelle
Ralph Nohlgren
Melvin Harbert
Footall
Bill Harmon
Gerald Jones
South America
Lois Gitchell
Estudiantina
Lacome
Bella Napoli
Boscowitz
Viv~ Jan
Smith
Walter Blum
Carl, Tollefson
Wilson
Mable Meyers
Ralph Meyers
Grant Builds Work Aid Across Sanborn County
The Public Works Administration allotted 6 107 225 for non federal projects in 250 states, promising about 40 000 direct and 80 000 indirect man months of employment. The largest share, 3 500 000, goes to Denver for water works upgrades. Other allocations include Rapid City sewer loan grant 190 000 and a 600 grant for a Sanborn County project, Codington County 900 for a school.
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Sanborn County
Washington
Pub Weworks Administration
Denver
Colorado
South Dakota
Rapid City
Sanbern
County
Codington
Use Old Gloves For Emergency Home Safety
Use a pair of old feather gloves for safety around the house. Keep them handy for emergencies such as picking up broken glass carrying splinters or handling rubbish. The gloves prevent injuries and are useful in many household tasks.
Mickey Finn Receives Medal For Courageous Theft Halt
In New York on October 24 a 15 year old Irish terrier named Mickey Finn of Cong Island was decorated for bravery after courageously halting a burglary by pulling at a thief's pants. He and ten other animals earned silver medals from the New York anti vivisection society for their part in the event at a store owned by Robert Reilly in Astoria Queens.
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New York
Mickey Finn
Cong Island
Finn
Freight rate cut on cotton seed shipments to South Dakota
Rail officials and state bodies announced a one third reduction in freight rates for cotton seed feed to South Dakota effective November first. Missouri Pacific would join applying two thirds of current rates on cotton seed meal and coke, aiding drought relief efforts. Officials urged shipments originate on Missouri Pacific lines. Also, a Lutheran church sermon on The Great Reformation is scheduled for Reformation Sunday.
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Milwaukee
North Western
Seandrett’s
Railroad Commission
Missouri Pacific
Lukas Fate Hangs On Judge Decision In Manslaughter Trial
Aberdeen oct 28 free man paul lukas 33 farm laborer acquitted by judge dan bure n perry of man slaughter in death of john morrow 11 from july shooting at a chicken coop testimony and juror alibi details highlighted rival claims james morrow the employer allegedly ordered morrow and helper to steal poultry as the trial ends with the judge expected to rule on manslaughter charge and possible impact on poultry theft cases
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Aberdeen
Paul Lukas
Dan Buren Perry
John Morrow
Rudolph
van Buren Perry
Lukas
Young Morrow
John Meyer
Meyer
James Morrow
John
Lukag Chicken House
Three brothers jailed after deadly farm strike in Wisconsin
MADISON Oct 28 Three brothers were jailed after farm strike outbreaks that left Gundér Felland a Dane county farmer dead and another man seriously injured. A Madison bound truck convoy fired a bullet from an automobile. Frank McComson 31 and brothers Jack 24 Harvey 26 both Marshfield WIs. Theodore Weber 24 Marshfield remained in critical condition after a severe beating by pickets.
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Madison
Wis
Gundér Felland
Dane County
Fred Finn
Frank McComson
Jack
Harvey
Marshfield
Theodore Weber
Agree Not To Picket Roads Ends Picketing In Iowa
A pact signed in Council Bluffs by Farm Holiday Association representatives from Shelby Harrison and Pottawattamie counties and by P S Peterson of the Southwestern Iowa Truckers association bans road picketing to block livestock trucks. The agreement takes effect immediately and calls for voluntary shipment refusals if other transporters act similarly. Sheriff Joe Perry notes it likely ends highway picketing into Council Bluffs.
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W. D. ‘Keane
Panama
G. D. Johnson
Underwood
Joe Perry
Council Bluffs
South Dakota Receives $30000 October Relief Grant
Washington announced relief grants totaling 7.524 million across states. South Dakota received 20000, part of October allocations. Pierre reported that the original request was 550000 for October but only 500000 was allotted to the state after earlier grants.
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South Dakota
Washington
California
Oklahoma
Alabama
Kansas
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Pierre
Z. J.B. Longrie
Price Of Gold Rises To 31.82 In U S Quotation
Washington October 24 the administration set a domestic gold quotation at 31.82 an ounce, up six cents from yesterday despite a decline in the London price. London closed at 30.57, down from 31.01. The rise marks a new high in U S. gold value for the day.
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Washington
London
The News Behind the News on Washington Oct 2
A confidential report outlines Tammany and allies folding from Mayor O'Brien’s circle. It notes LaGuardia’s lack of winning strategy before McKee entered, and warns that supporting a rival risks life-long distrust. The piece highlights shifting loyalties and the election’s importance to future figures.
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Washington
Tammany
O'Brien
FOX
Figtells
LaGuardia
McKee
Churches Will Pray For River Diversion Plan
Washington report states Missouri River Diversion Association president S W Shompson said North Dakota churches will pray for the $63,000,000 project’s acceptance by the Public Works Administration to relieve drought in North and South Dakota. Moodie, North Dakota advisory board member, telegraphed that the churches view the plan as a righteous crusade for Dakota farmers.
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Washington
S. W.shompson
Missouri River Diversion Association
North Dakota
Public Works Administration
North
South Dakota
Thomas H. Moodie
North Dakota Advisory Board For Public Works
Dakota
Vanished gold from Columbus era still hidden worldwide
Washington report says over 15 million ounces of gold from 1493 to 1932 vanished from sight. Officials estimate half remains unseen, with portions in small risers hoards and royal Indian caches. Some may lie buried as adornments or lie at sea, never recovered.
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Washington
Columbus
New World
Spain
Bureau of Taines
India
Aberdeen water project contracts approved for November start
Federal public works officials approve the Willow creek dam and spillway ditch and water main works in Aberdeen. City commissioners expect to enter contracts with C J Wagner Construction Sioux Falls Barnett and Record Minneapolis Rensselaer Velvet Chicago and U S Cast Iron Pipe Company for valves pipe and rigging with work to begin early November after low bid awards.
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Aberdeen
Public-Works
C. J. Wagner Construction Company
Sioux Falls
Barnett and Record ‘Company
Minneapolis
Rensselaer Velvet Company of
Chicago
WU. S
Iron Pipe Company
McKee Accused of Using NRA Sign in Spotting
A garbled report from Washington notes alleged improper use of an NRA sign by McKee in a controversial incident. Officials and witnesses are referenced, but details are unclear due to incomplete text. Further confirmation is pending.
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McKee
Washington
South Dakota Farmers Vote On Strike Action Over Costs of Production
The South Dakota Farmers Holiday association will wait for the governors conference in Des Moines next Monday before declaring a farm strike. If the cost of production principle is won, no strike. if not, members will strike militantly. Gov. Berry urged acceptance and the board backed him with plans to attend Des Moines to press a farmers code.
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Des Moines
Berry
NRA
South Dakota
W. J. Dawson
Conference of Governors
South Dakota Farmers’ Holiday Association
Holiday Association
State Association
Tom Berry
B. W. McVeigh
Britton
McVeigh
Northeast Regional Association
Aaa
Tom’ Berry
South Dakota Farmers
Holiday ‘Association
Midwest
Emil Loriks
Iowa
Tim
South
Dakota
Bow
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