Wisconsin Steamer Wisconsin Sinks Near Kenosha
A federal state and Gorich Steamship Co join in a probe into the Wisconsin sinking four miles off Kenosha Wisconsin. At least nine lives lost among 79 crew and four passengers. Sixty three rescued. two unaccounted for. Ship seaworthy as of September 17 and valued at 119000 with cargo worth 308000. Nine survived injuries from exposure treated locally.
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Kenosha, Wis
Gorich Steamship Company
Wisconsin
Fred J. Meno
Federal Steamship Inspection
Imperol Detroit
Kenosha Harbor
TAGIC
Douglas Morrison
Julius Buschmann
Racine
Kenosha
Chambers
Milwaukee
Wis
Winnetka
Waukesaw
Eye of Youth Today Operation for Sioux City Boy
A 14 year old Huron junior high pupil, Abert Rutherford, will undergo eye surgery at Silk hospital in Sioux City today after being struck in the eye by an arrow. He rode in a coach on a special train car as no Pullman accommodations were available. His mother Ruth esti and sister Helen accompanied him with a trained nurse aboard. The outcome for sight in the right eye remains uncertain.
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Abert Rutherford
Huron
Silk Hospital
Sioux City
Mia
C. E
Ruth
Esti
Helen
Robert
Clementel Poised to Form New French Cabinet
Oct. 10 report says Clemene tel, veteran radical and former finance minister, accepted in principle the task of forming a cabinet to replace the Briand ministry. He leads the radical group in the senate and is viewed as the most capable leftward option, potentially replacing Republicans with radicals amid uneasy support dynamics.
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Pati
Etvienne Cle
Finance Commies
Senate
Herriot
Briand
Clementel
Radical Croup
Seneare
Nacatives
Republican Union
Clementon
Svagce
Prem- Tesrict
Chamber of Commerce
Edouard Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Actialist
Gettysburg Civil War veteran Solomon Frankhauser buried
Gettysburg Oct 20 Special Solomon Frankhauser 86 year old Civil War veteran buried in Gettysburg cemetery with military honors. Born May 31 1843 near Freetout Ohio enlisted 1862 home guard Setiaca county Ohio 1864 drafted into Company A sixty fourth infantry. Survived by daughter Mrs Billa McIntosh and son Arthur of Gettysburg. Wife preceded him in death three weeks ago.
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Gettysburg
Solomon Frankhauser
Fre- Tout
Ohio
Home Guard
Setiaca County
Frankhauser
South Dakota
Billa McIntosh
Arthur
Kahn declines treasurer post amid divided reception
Otto H. Kuhn announced he would not take the treasurer role for the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee after a mixed reception of his selection. Senator George H. Moses had disclosed the choice at a New Hampshire dinner hosted by Jeremiah Milbank for Claudius Huston.
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New York
Otto H. Kuhn
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Jeremiah Milbank
Claudius H. Huston
Hoover
Kahn
Moses
Cartier
Republican Party
Milbank
Mr. Kahn
William E. Borah
Hiram Johnson
Praire
Farmers Are For Federal Board
Keen interest is shown by South Dakota farmers in proposed Federal Farm Board plans to increase farmers' share of national income. A. W. Tompkins of Huron, vice-chairman for South Dakota of the Northwest Shriners Advisory board, reported at the twenty ninth meeting in Duluth. He warned little financial progress for farmers due to poor yields, noted better prices might avert setbacks, and cited frost damage in north and central regions. He also noted improving range feed from recent rains and low demand for extols and sheep. Rail and terminal storage discussions occupied meeting attendees.
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Duluth
Minn
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
A. W.tompkins
Huron
Northwest Shiiners Advisory Board
Tompking
Appointment of receiver for Yankton line asked
Richard B Foxwell creditor and plaintiff asks the circuit court to appoint receivers for the Yankton Norfolk and Southern railroad to complete a line from Yankton to Pierce or Norfolk Nebraska He says the company is insolvent with assets only offices and field equipment valued under 400 and liabilities exceeding 109 000 He alleges no proper books of income or outgo exist and lists forty creditors An answer is due within fifty days
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Yankton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Foxwell
Fred N. Whiting
Russell F. Lundy
Yankton, Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Fidelity Construction Company
Star Encampment Plans Special Program Friday Night
Charley B Miller announces a special program for the Star Encampment branch of the Odd Fellows meeting Friday night. Several out of town visitors are expected and all local members urged to attend.
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Star Encampment
Charley B. Miller
Star
Odd Fellows Hera
Miller
Burton Honored in State Funeral for Senator Burton
Washington observes a nonpartisan tribute as Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio is memorialized in a state funeral. President Hoover, cabinet members, and the supreme court attend. the body will travel to Cleveland for interment, with a large congressional delegation heading to Ohio for services.
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Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Senate
Hoover
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Louse
Ohio City
Burton
Congress
Z. B. Phillips
James Shera Montgomery
House
Fess
Hawley
Oregon
Weather delays flight plan of Land of the Soviets crew
Detained by morning conditions the crew preparing the plane Land of the Soviets planned to depart from Ford airport for New York but weather forced postponement. If skies clear by noon they will take off and fly as far as possible.
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Detroit
New York
Ford
Woman speaker to address South Dakota Farm Bureau convention
Mrs. Charles W. Sewell of Chicago will be one of the outstanding speakers at the twelfth annual South Dakota Farm Bureau federation convention to be held in Huron November 19 to 21. Other national figures include George G. Metzger R. K. Bliss and J. W. Kuhrt. Mrs Sewell will speak at the women’s banquet and the farm bureau banquet about farm woman’s opportunity and organization. She is noted as one of the finest public speakers and has devoted years to home and community activities with the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Charles W. Sewell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
Sewell
A. W. Tompkins
George G. Metzger
Tlllnois Agricultural Association
R. K. Bbiss
Iowa
State College
J. W. Kuhrt
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washingon
Indiana
American Farm Bureau, Federation
Farm Bureau
Abandon Line Sought From Englewood to Caliente
A joint application to the Interstate Commerce Commission asks permission for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and the Black Hills and Fort Pierre railroads to abandon a 42 mile narrow gauge section from Englewood to Caliente South Dakota. The petition notes the line formerly served no longer exists. One third of the artificial sill known as rayan is produced in the United States.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Black Hills
The
United States
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