Army Of Pheasant Hunters Mobilizing In City BIRDS
An army of pheasant hunters gathers in Huron for the opening of the season. The drive on pheasants in Beadle and nearby counties starts at noon tomorrow with 10 day or 13 day seasons depending on county. Forecast calls for chilly weather with rain possibly snow.
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Huron
Beadle
Thies
State Game and Fish Commission
Stason
Oon
Beadle County
Spink, Clark
Kingsbury
Miner
Ganborn
Jerauld
Iorder’ Benicie Shalfhiege
McArthur Returns From National Meetings
Glenen R McArthur secretary of the Floron Chamber of Commerce reports attending five national meetings in Columbus Ohio and Milwaukee Wisconsin He served as a delegate at the National Chamber of Commerce convention October 15 and 14 and joined the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries in Milwaukee over three days He will report to the Huron chamber board next Monday He praised Huron’s building program and noted growing regional interest in the pheasant season with many hunting parties planned to visit the area.
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Glenen. R. McArthur
Floron Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Ohio
Milwaukee
Wis
McArthur
National Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Janesville
National Association of Commercial Organization
Huron Chamber
Illinois
Wisconsin
Huron
Mr. McArthur
South Dakota
Soviet Lifers to Visit Henry Ford in Dearborn
An aircraft named Land of the Soviets from Moscow to New York landed near Dearborn, Michigan after taking off at 7:21 a.m. It carries 500 gallons of gasoline and will be hosted by Henry Ford and Edsel Ford in Dearborn for a visit.
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Cricago
Land of
Uncertain Forecast for Fioront and South Dakota
Weather reports indicate a shift to snow tonight as a cold front moves through Fioront and southern South Dakota. Expect rain in central areas with turning colder tonight into Tuesday. Winds will increase, bringing brisk conditions and a potential snowfall later.
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Fioront
South Dakota
Casetled
Muenday
Capture Vogel In Slaying Of South Dakota
George Vogel, 20, wanted in Chicago for murder, was held at the tombs awaiting extradition papers. He identified himself to a telegraph office clerk to respond to detectives take message. The killing of Lyle Perrenaud followed a drunken party with Vogel, his brother August, and two girls. Mrs Fay Allison named as one of the girls.
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New York
George Vogel
Chicago
Vogel
Lyle Perrencud
Sioux Falls
S.d
Ala
August
Fay Allison
Perrenaud
Shoe
August Vozel
Harrenoud
Railway seeks 70 bay bridge purchase across Missouri river
Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined a petition by the Yankton Norfolk and Southern railway to buy the Meridian highway bridge at Yankton South Carolina over the Missouri River. The railroad seeks securities for the purchase while the bridge company opposes the sale and argues stock control is unclear. The land owner group argues majority stockholders may favor railroad control despite bridge opposition. Counsel for the bridge contends the railroad cannot raise enough stock to complete the purchase even with commission authorization.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Get Jail Sentence On Liquor Charge
WATERTOWN October 25. Edward J Tuscany and Charles E B Moore of Minneapolis were fined 650 with a 120 day jail term and the car valued at 1500 confiscated after pleading guilty to transporting and possessing liquor. Police found twenty gallons of alcohol in the automobile left parked on a main Watertown street all night.
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Watertown
Edward J. Tuscany
Charles EB. Moore
Minneapolis
Condition of Senator Burton of Ohio Is Proved
Washington October 28 The condition of Senator Theodore E Burton of Ohio was unchanged and death was not expected at moment. Friends had given up hope of recovery after a severe sinking spell late yesterday afternoon. The aged legislator was unconscious through the night.
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Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
London Mob Clashes With Police At Embassy Protest
Hundreds of protesters marching from Trafalgar Square toward the American embassy clash with police in central London. The scene, sparked by a demonstration tied to Gastonia textile trials, sees windows smashed and several arrests as mounted officers restore order after over an hour of fighting. Banners read MacDonald Georges in Washington and Textile Workers Starved and Murdered in Gastonia. Police shielded embassy personnel as most arrestees were later released.
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Ha Sida
Gastonia
N.C
Trafalgar Square
MacDonald Gerges
Washington
Tte
Army Navy meet to discuss football differences
Major General William R. Smith superintendent of West Point and Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robinson of the academy will meet here this week to discuss their standing football differences. The meeting is arranged to resolve issues between the two service schools.
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Armyt-Navy
Washington
Wiliam BR. Smith
West ‘Point, Military Academy
Samual S. Robinson
The
32 Sailors Rescued After Storybook Ocean Rescue
Sault Ste Marie reports 32 sailors aboard a Chicago freighter rescued after a violent Lake Superior storm. The vessel attempted Duluth to Houghton harbor, struck rocks, two lifeboats were launched, one crewman explored a rocky island, signaled the Canadian steamer Goderich, and all aboard survived without injury amid heavy snow and continuing dangers.
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Sault
Ste, Marie
Mich
Chicago
Oderich
Pantages Found Guilty Of Attage In Los Angeles
The theatrical magnate Alexander Pantages, 64, was found guilty of an attack on 17 year old dancer Hunice Pringle after a jury of seven women and five men deliberated 11 hours. He faces from one to fifty years in prison with the sentence set for Friday. Pantages said he would appeal and was booked into the Los Angeles county jail.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Klondike Gold
Sears
Wavy Chatee
Superior Court
Pantages
Hunice Pringls
Los _“Angelés
Sonoviet
Charles Fricke
Impressario
Aherift
County
Tan
Worneik
Sreraral
Secondary selling hits security market in New York
Wall Street trembles as a second wave of selling drives many stocks down five to forty five dollars a share. Prices slip steadily from the open while tickers lag behind, and total volume nears eight million by midday after breaking last Thursday’s lows.
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New York
Wall Street
Mitdey
Firemen Save Canary at Schoenhofen Brewery
Chicago October 28. Fire crews from one squad and multiple engines plus a fireboat combed Schoenhofen's brewery searching for a blaze. A distressed woman pleaded for her Billy. After ladders rose and crews feigned rescue, the canary, seemingly uninjured, fluttered back to the aviary as fire trucks returned home.
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Chicago
le Twett
Schoenhofen
Billy Boy
San Boc
Bernice Chrysler to Marry Football Star
New York October 28 Bernice Chrysler daughter of Walter P Chrysler plans to marry Edgar W Garbrisch former football captain at Washington and Jefferson and West Point He starred at Navy defeat impact in 1924 and will be announced at a dinner at the Chrysler home Great Neck Long Island The 21 year old Miss Chrysler studied art and languages in Paris after a season in New York society 1926 27
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Bernice Chrysler
New York
Walter P. Chrysler
Edgar W. Garbrisch
Washington
Feffergoh
West
Chrysler
Great Neck
Long Island
Miss
Paris
Garbrisch
Jefferson Nod
West Point
Cenier
Navy
Planes Torn to Pieces in Army Wind Tests at Wright Field
Dayton, Ohio. At Wright Field the army aeronautical laboratory conducts wind tests on aircraft and propellers to simulate atmospheric stress. A 6,000 horsepower motor drives propellers to extreme speeds as models endure blasts exceeding 200 miles per hour in two wind tunnels. Tests are delicate, with instruments recording results while engineers wear protective gear. Construction of the facility near Dayton will cost 3.5 million dollars and be finished in 18 months.
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Dayton
Ohio
Army
Aeronautical Laboratory
Wright Field
Benjamin D. Foulois
Nstruments
Daycon
Deliicate
Sovietism Executes 63 Men In Last Four Days
Soviet Russia reports 83 executions in four days for alleged crimes including counter revolutionary activity and grain hoarding. Prominent Jewish diamond merchants Kreiner and Teltz were shot for smuggling diamonds and illicit rubles. Other executions targeted peasants, priests, and suspected resisters amid drive to form collective farms.
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Moscow
Kreiner
Teltz
Ecu
Soviet Russia
Diamonda
Legation
North Caucasus
Novosibersk
Garl
Ivanovno-Vorniesensk
Tle
Maly Penky
Korchanet
Senate Censures Senator Bingham in Lobby Inquiry
In Wastington October 38 the Senate narrowly adopted a resolution condemning Senator Bingham of Connecticut for dealings with the Connecticut Manufacturers Association amid a two hour clash with the lobby committee. Hearings resume tomorrow as Chairman Caraway plans a thorough review of extra official contacts tied to tariff questions.
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Biigham
Republian
Connecticut
Senate
Woh
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Caraway
Bingham
Talve Tubs Gees
Charles L. Evange
Elation
Susret
Sham
Hoover
Walsh
Montana
GC. A. Bucci
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Disapprove Control Work At Elk Point
A survey on flood control works for the Missouri river near Elk Point was submitted to Congress by Major General Lyttle Brown. The report notes erosion relief but warns revetments would cost about 120 900 dollars per mile and 48 dollars per acre, outweighing land value, and that isolated revetments yield little value due to river instability.
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Washington
Missouri River
Elk Point
D.C
Congress
Lyttle Brown
Army Engineers
Brown
Celebrate Founding of Watertown Church
Watertown marks the fiftieth anniversary of its Congregational church with a special program. Professor Arthur C. McGiffert of Chicago gave the principal address. Rev. B J Trick ay of Spencer Indiana, father of the local pastor Rey P R Trickey, delivered a sermon. A letter from Mrs A C Mellette, first governor's wife and early member now in Pittsburgh Kansas, was read. S W Keck of Huron and local Protestant pastors participated.
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Watertown
Corarugational
Arthur C. McGiffert
Chicago
B. J. Trickay
Spencer
Rey. P. R. Trickey
Mra
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Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Standard Oil
Statiowind
YL. Lapier
Harom
State Fishat Game Commission
M'Arthur
Henry Ford
Railway
Burton
London
Japan
Yuko
Hamaguchi
Guichi Tanaka
Baron Tanaka
Ollige
Solon
Watertown Church
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