Unemployed Aid Chief Reports Hopeful Response
Washington reports Colonel Arthur Woods pleased by strong response to appeals for cooperation in national employment drive. Plans include state organizations like Massachusetts effort, expanded data gathering, and municipal cooperation to extend relief methods. Immigration curbs show results with September entries down sharply. future arrivals from Europe and Canada expected to decline. Government construction accelerates with bids for a new House office building and $7 million in hospital units planned. Colorado River dam work to begin soon with about $19 million in contracted projects.
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Washington
Arthur Woods
New York
Werner Allen
Massachusetts
Mexico
Canada
Europe
House of Representatives
Veterans Bureau
Indianapolis
Waco
Texas
Camp Custer
Michigan
Northport
Long Island
Somerset
New Jersey
Tucson
Arizona
Colorado River Dam
Kelley Is Dismissed by Interior Secretary Wilbur
Ralph F. Kelley a former Denver field agent, dismissed from the Interior Department for alleged mishandling of Colorado oil leases. Secretary Wilbur states Kelley’s conduct warrants termination as of September 2, 1930, after suspending him pending investigation and rejecting his resignation.
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Washingson
Wilbur
Ralph 5
Kelley
Denver
Department Hs
Interior Department
Federal court ends term with a wave of guilty pleas
Sioux Falls reports ten defendants pled guilty at the current federal term with nine liquor law violations and several transportation of stolen autos cases. In St Paul a federal grand jury will be asked to indict W B Foshay Co officials after its voluntary receivership last year.
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Sioux Falls
Clem Hevern
Chris Pederson
Claude
Elmer Drey
Ell
Mike
Fatoska
ST. Paur
L. L. Drill
W. B. Foshay Co
Feathered Odds Rally to Open Season Amid Confusing Notes
Local sports page shows jumble of names and phrases before final roster details. Readers see scattered mentions of teams and players with unclear outcomes.
Vermillion Hold-Up Nets $1320 From Farm Safe
Seek bandits who robbed J. P. Hanson farm home twelve miles north of Vermillion last night. The men bound Merle Hanson and Mrs Hanson and daughter, forced Hanson to open a safe, and escaped with the cash after binding the farmer. Sheriff Partridge and States Attorney Perkins pursued them but were not seriously hurt. Hanson provided a description. two coin pickers employed nearby are suspected.
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Clay County
J. P. Hanson
Here
Hanson
Merle Hanson
Corn Test Work Nearing Completion in Beadle County
Corn variety tests on Beadle County farms led by County Agent Roy Cave near completion. Four fields harvested with two remaining at Silvie and Bartelman farms. Results from Dearborn and Hartland townships show yields for multiple varieties including Murdock dent and Iowa golden coin with outside seed sources. Tests will continue another year to form recommendations by Beadle County Crop Improvement Association.
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Beadle County
Roy Cave
W. R. Silvie
Sand Creek Township
Louis Bartelman
Bonilla Township
A. Erton
Rockham
Dent
Frank
Swope
Orient
Fulton
Mit
Vernon
C. A. McFarling
Hartland Township
Smith
Urben
Vollenweider
Iowa
Fredrickson
Sandal
Erion
Redfield
Huron College Prepares For Large Homecoming Crowd
Students and faculty plan a three day homecoming celebration from October 3 to November with events including an Indian ceremony on Thursday evening October 3, a football game under new floodlights, a hockey match, a floats parade, an alumni dinner, Pow Wow day, and the operetta Pinafore in the college auditorium.
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Huron College
Dakota Wesleyan
Collage
University Women Change Meeting Time for Pow Wow
University women scheduled an afternoon meeting at 4 15 in room 238 of the high school. The start time was moved to accommodate the pow wow celebration later that evening.
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University
Japanese Head-Hunters Rampage Kill Eighty-Six In Uprising
Reports from Tokyo say a violent uprising by Aborigines in central Formosa led to 86 Japanese dead and many more missing. A Japanese punitive expedition of over 1,000 fought through to Musha, with casualties including civilians, policemen, and children.
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Tokyo
Ocmoss
War Office
Musia
Bikei
Minahi
Rengo
Musha
Formosa
Japan
Legal Battle Looms Over Wide Screen Film Patent
Edwin W. Clark and Charles M. Richier threaten injunctions against Metro Goldwyn Mayer over alleged infringement of Clark patents for an enlarged screening process. M G M denies infringement, claiming its approach was studio-developed. Clark claims the two patents cover a three millimeter standard width, with notices sent to a New York theater as a preliminary step to suit.
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Edwin W. Clark
Metro~Goldwyn- Mayer Film Corporation
Charles M. Richier
New York
Richter
Clark
M-G-M
Associated Pres
Alleged Liquor Law Violator Is Freed
A federal court jury acquitted Joe Bark on charges of illegal deportation of liquor. Bark claimed he was framed by Policeman Nile Lake and bootlegger.
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Sioux City
Oct
Joe Bark
Barks
Nile Lake and & Boothegger
Bodies Reveal Drama Of Self Sacrifice In The Pas
The Pas reports a tragedy on Heth Lake where two men Charles Brabisk and Fred Miller crashed through thin ice during a raging snowstorm while traveling by dog sled. One man reportedly reached shore with a signaling device before both were lost to the lake.
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Heth Lake
Herolam
Charles Brabisk
Fred Miller
Joe
Ale Saahed Gareugh Tha Ion
Ellsworth Invited on Polar Sub Trip
Sir Hubert Wilkins invited Lincoln Ellsworth to join him as co leader of a submarine voyage to the North Pole. Wilkins planned to sail from New York to England then Spitzenbergen to begin the 2100 mile undersea journey in June after leaving New York in April.
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Ellsworth
Milwaukee
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Lincoln Ellsworth
North Pole
Sir Hubert
New York
England
Spitzenbergen
Pole
Chinese Troops Ordered To Manchurian Border
Harbin dispatches report that north Manchuria ordered two battalions of infantry and one artillery unit to the Manchurian Siberian border to patrol the line as Moscow talks on the eastern railway dispute threaten to fail. Chinese delegation in Moscow plans to depart after Soviet demand for full observance of the Khabarovsk protocol, a move China cannot grant.
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Shanghai
Harbin
Moscow
Khabarovsk
China
Russia
Yacht Barbaroes Founders Off Delaware Capes
Eight people perished when the steam yacht Barbaroes foundered off the Delaware capes on Saturday. Owner Valverde and his wife were among the dead, with three crew members also lost. The SS Henry Mallocy later arrived with six survivors, including Captain W L Hough who described a sudden and violent storm forcing abandonment.
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New York
Cea
Mgnt
Delaware Capes
Henry Mallocy
Valverde
W. L. Hough
Bec
Fined For Shooting Pheasants in Beadle County
Nelse Paterson of Huron was fined after being caught shooting pheasants out of season two miles south of the Spink county line. State game warden Fred Curtin arrested him with one pheasant in his possession.
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Beadle
Beadle County
Nelse
Paterson
Huron
Wee
Spink County
Peterson
Fred Curtin
Agouty
Three Die in Store Gun Fight in Cameron
A gunfight at a Cameron store leaves three dead and a fourth wounded. Police say the confrontation occurred amid a dispute, and investigators were restoring order as forensics work continued at the scene.
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Cameron
Prohibition Vote Decisive in New York State Race
In Albany on October 3, Russell Hathaway notes the dry versus wet issue dominates as the November vote nears. The contest pits Charles J. Hof Tuttle’s repeal stance against Roosevelt’s pro prohibition position, with Tammany Hall a central campaign target and party defections shaping upstate support.
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New York State
Russell Hathaway
Albany
N. Y
Empire State
Alfred E. Smith
Charles JH. Tultie
New York
Smith
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Tatile
Law Preservation Party
Robert Paris Carroll
Syracuse University
Tuttle
Upstate
New York City
Carroll
Tammany Kx
Tammany
Fie Bos Fins
Temimaby Hall
Einstein Entered Shaw Hall Of Fame As Builder Of Universes
London report states Professor Albert Einstein, the German scientist, is added to George Bernard Shaw's hall of fame class of eight. Shaw calls him "the greatest of our contemporaries" and places him with Aristotle and Copernicus as a builder of universes, noting their influence on the human race.
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Einstein
London
Albert Einstein
George Bernard Shaw
Provesse Finstein
Shaw
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Copernicus
Ptolemy
Galileo
Kepler
Earth
Doland Scouts Progresses With Promotions and Merit Badges
Doland Boy Scout Court approves 13 merit badge applications for scouts Marvin McNickle Melvin McNickle Rawlin Garrett and notes Star Scout rank for the McWickle brothers to be presented November 28 at Biowie Falls by Admiral H W Sherwood and Dr C A Will. Doland Cent members Donald Cole scoutmaster Cloyd Riddie assistant. Britain calls Russia over propaganda pledge breach as Moscow resumes relations talk.
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Doland
Doland Boy Scout
Court of It
Arthur
Marvin McNickle
Melvin McNickle
Rawin
Garrett
McWickle Brothers
Biowie Falls
H.W. Sherwood
de. C. A. Wil Ueana
Doland Cent
Donald Cole
Cloyd Riddie
Big Rally Planned Here Despite McMaster and Green Absence
South Dakota League of Women Voters will hold a mass meeting in Huron tomorrow night with no Republican speakers McMaster and Green declining invitations. Governor Bulow attacks McMaster's bank policies while defending his own banking record and calls for accountability. The event proceeds with other candidates expected to speak at the same venue.
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South Dakota League of Women Voters
FE. W. Feige
W. H. McMaster
U. S. Senate
Warren E. Green
Green
Huron
Arked Cooperation
Mra. Feige
Teague
George H. Henry
McMaster
Dallin
League of Women Voters
Chamberlain
Jeanne
Feige
W. J. Bulow
U.S
D. A. McCullough
Helge Tangen
Huron College
League of Women| Voters
South Dakota
Attetion
Sharpebank
Bulow
United States Senate
Sharpe
Tick
Attorney Generals
Fred BR. Smith
Warren Coeea
Charles $. McDonald
Allintia
Arkansas
Florida
Ilinois
Indiana
Ildna
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
South Carolina
Texas
Wisconsin
Beresford
Bulow Mitchell
Clark
M. Q. Sharpe
Banking Department
Platte
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