Bulow Defends Banking Policy Attacks Sharpe in Senate Bid
Gov. Bulow accuses Attorney General Sharpe of duplicity and political ambition in banking probes. He argues state banks are healthier now, that Sharpe would have caused bank failures if his recommendations had been followed, and that Sharpe pursued personal gain via questionable claims against closed banks.
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Bulow
Orime
Senate
Sharpe
McMaster
United Sates Senate
South Dakota
Forestburg Man Hurt In Machine Accident
Sherman Rudy a farmer near Forestburg was badly injured when his clothing became caught in a corn picker. He was taken to Mitchell Hospital with a badly injured spine and minor bruises but no internal injuries. He is reported to be recovering.
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Forestburg
Sherman Rudy
Mitchell Hospital
Judy
Mitchel Hospstel
Income Shrinkage Cited As Cause Of Small Tax Collections
Washington October 28 Shrinkage of personal incomes nearly accounts for the total drop in income tax receipts for the first nine months of 1930 Individual returns fell by 132,972,000 while corporate taxes declined 15,314,000 New York State records the largest fall with a 48 million drop Yet twelve districts show gains in total collections while only five districts report higher individual collections Connecticut Delaware South Dakota Washington and parts of New Jersey Ohio and Pennsylvania posted gains in total receipts Connecticut Delaware South Dakota Washington and Ohio posted higher individual collections
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Washington
Treasury
New York State
South Dakota
Arizona
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Kansas
Nevada
Alaska
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Daketa
Rio de Janeiro braces as provisional rulers seize power
Riot toll rises with 100 casualties as looting and gunfire shake Rio de Janeiro after President Washington Luis is deposed. Police arrest officers Bandira de Mella Caldeiro Bastos and Major Augusto Ferreira. Dr Osvaldo Aranha arrives to guide talks with the junta. Getulio Vargas expected to be named leader to cover Luis’s term and begin a new one in November.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Washington Luis
Bandira de Mella
Caldeiro Bastos
Augusto Ferreira
Osvaldo Aranha
Rio Grande Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Luis
Getulio Vargas
Liberal
Punta Grossa
Paraha
Sao Paulo
Vargas
Minas Geraes
Juarez Tavora
Hoover Denounces Kelley Charges as Oil Scandal Plot
President Hoover rejects Ralph B. Kelley’s claim that oil shale lands were unlawfully obtained, accusing the charge of being a political maneuver. Hoover notes papers may mislead and suggests investigation would refute the charges. Stanley Boytow, 18, begins a cross country attempt from Detroit to Chicago at 1:05 pm to chase a junior transcontinental record.
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Hoover
Kelley
Washington
Ralph 8. Kelley
Denver Field
Department of Interior
Loame
News-J
Joyton
Detroit
Stanley Boyfrom
Filer
Chicago
National Legion Head Speaks At Laying Of Memorial Cornerstone
Pierre October 2 The American Legion and state officials laid the cornerstone for South Dakota's 75000 memorial building in Pierre honoring former service members. National Commander Ralph T. O Neil attended with state and national officers and gave his first public navy address.
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National Legion
Ralph T. O'Neil
Legion
Pierre
American Legion
United States Navy
O'Neil
Fressed
S. DD
Fear Reds Raid Kanchow As Kiangsi Reds Advance
Reports from Hongkong say Kiangsi communists may have invaded southern Kiangsi near Kanchow amid failed wireless contact with the city. Kanchow, population about 250000, garrisoned by 1000, lies four days from Kiangsi’s core. Foreign missions alert Kiangs leaders of planned southern incursions and hostages.
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Hongkong
Kiangsi
Kian
Kanchow
Reds
Walla
Magnant
de Jenlis
South Kiangsi
O'Shea
Germantown
Shinchow
Kwangtung Province
John McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Edward Young
Jamestown
Nananfu
Kiangs
Kwang- Tung
Canton
Father Injured In Wisconsin Auto Crash
Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Walker left for Superior Wisconsin after learning Mrs. Walker's father was injured in an auto accident with little hope for recovery.
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Mex
C.K. Walker
Superior
Wis
Weather Update South Dakota Forecast
Fair tonight and Wednesday with slightly colder temperatures tonight. South Dakota region expected fair conditions through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Chicago Officials Jubilant Over Bond Victory on Pay Day
Chicago policemen firemen and city workers celebrate payday after the Supreme Court upheld a $12,000,000 bond issue freeing funds that had been delayed by the legal challenge. The ruling clears the way for current salaries to be paid.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Mrs. Mary Harrison McKee Dies in Greenwich Connecticut
Mrs. Mary Harrison McKee daughter of former President Benjamin Harrison died at Berkeley Lodge in Greenwich Connecticut after a February illness and prior surgery in New York. She was married to Major Russell B. Harrigan of Indianapolis and left a son Benjamin Harrison McKee of Paris along with relatives and families connected to Washington society.
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Washington
James Robert McKee
Benjamin Harrison
Berkeley Lodge
Greenwich
Conn
McKee
Mary Scott Harrison
Carolina Scott Harrison
Nest York
Mira
a_theether
Rusell B. Harrigan
Indianapolis
Gangptes
Mary McKee Reisinger
Mnnich
Benjamin Harrison McKee
Paris
Russell B. Harrison
New York
White House
Beste
Executive Mansion
Rustler Aides Convicted and Acquitted in Wayne Kelley Case
Ina i of criminal cases in the district court term ended with Wayne Kelley, an escaped livestock rustler, facing acquittal on one charge and two dates of others. Jack Kelley pleaded guilty to aiding his son to avoid arrest and was fined $500. Bertha Herron received three months for aiding Wayne in store robbery at Chance. Robert Dippert was acquitted on aiding to avoid arrest, while Merle Kelley saw a similar charge dismissed. RA Drewry aided prosecutions as assistant attorney general.
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Bison
Wayne Kelley
Jack Kelley
Wayne
Bertha Herron
Chance
Robert Dippert
Merle Kelley
RA. F. Drewry
Perosns
Denial of Bus Accident Rumors Near Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls officials denied rumors of a serious bus accident west of the city. Reports claimed a large bus overturned with deaths or injuries to 11 people, but sources at Greyhound in Pipestone and Rock Rapids offered only unconfirmed information.
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Sioux Falls
Union Bus
Denis
Greyhound
Pipestone
Minn
Rock Rapids
Lows
Serum Treatment Aids Gas Victim Recovery
Report from Rapid City on a six year old gas explosion victim undergoing serum treatment after amputation. Hospital attendants say the new serum shows improvement following treatment at Sturgis hospital. the injured patient was rushed by plane from De.
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Rapid City
Oct. S
Clara Muyss
Alice & New
Johnson Opposed To Anti Injunction Law In Huron Talk
Royal C. Johnson veteran congressman from the third district opposes a proposed anti injunction law for unions. He argues courts must have authority and warns the measure could trigger civil disruption. Johnson cites his labor voting record and calls the bill a danger to government stability.
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Johnson
Huron
Royal C. Johnson
Congress
Tf X
United States
Tariff Commission
William Green
Nash
John Burke
John Green
Ed Subelia
John Prothero
John Higgins
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Reserve Corps
France
Law
Professor Helps Locate Omaha Police Station For Radio Transmitter
Chief Pazanowski sought federal approval to install a short wave transmitter for law enforcement. The FBI required exact station coordinates. Rev J P Markee, astronomy professor at Creighton, determined the station lies at latitude 41 15 39.7 and longitude 95 55 36.90 in Omaha.
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Omaha Omaha
Neb
Omaha
Pazanowski
Federal Radio Commission
Pizanowski
J. P. Markee
S. 3
Creighton University
Markoe
Amendment on salaries of state officers tied to two thirds vote
Hot Springs October 23 The principal point in the proposed constitutional amendment on fixing salaries of state officers has been discussed by C A Wilson Fall River County representative and author. He says the change would abolish expense accounts and require a two thirds vote for salary changes. He cites officials earning well above attorney general and supreme court judges under present rules and urges passage of the amendment.
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Hot Springs
C. A. Wilson
Fall River County
Wilson
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court
Bishop Cannon Jr Faces Nervous Malady and Illness
Washington dispatch reports Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is undergoing hospital treatment for acute neuritis and inflammatory arthritis. Doctors cite additional nervous disorders linked to recent pressures and expect one to two months of rectal and hospital care to restore health.
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Cannon, Jr
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate Lobby Committee
KR. Lyman Sexton
Lions Endorse Open Stock Market Plan In Huron
Huron Lions at a luncheon endorsed an open livestock market proposal after a favorable discussion by L D Lyman of West River Ranch and Baptist education official W oH Bayles. Also notes a reform school transfer for a local robber and a Nebraska triplets birth with two boys and a girl.
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Huron Lions Cup
Huron
L D. Lyman
West River Ranch
W Oh Bayles
North
South Dakota
Open stock yard drive starts in Huron with rapid subscriptions
In Huron a crowd of over 100 endorses an open livestock yard project. Subscriptions reach 2375 in minutes while a goal of 25000 is targeted. Committees form to secure rural and business support and a November 8 meeting is planned.
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Huron
Amass
Marvin Hughitt
George E. Sherman
Sherman
Huron Chamber
George Townsend
John F. White
Burton Culver
Cavour
Ed B. Healey
Will Whitner
M. J. Stevenson
W. S. Davis
Yule
A. M. Beall
L. D. Lyman
Murdo
Mn Culver
BR Ow. Clarke
Barks
Charles E. Barks
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Huron
Earl P. Flowers
Neil McKay
T. Kelley
Ramona
L. W. Butz
Ottoff
Meyers
August Meyers
Herman Moeller
B. B. Healey
B. A. Cranston
Walter Voigt
Flowers
Culver
Grand Island
Neb
Sioux Falls
Voigt
Si City
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Flays
Hanchow
China
Kanchaw
Indiana Bank
Washington Bank and Trust Co
Washington Bank
Harrison
Rustler
Lions
Vermillion
Eugene Popejoy
Sioux
Lynch
Gus Dim
Naper
Ithe
Younda
Mr. Flowers
Mr. Culver
Nebraska City
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