McMaster Seen as Outcast of His Party in South Dakota
In a Daum's auditorium mass meeting, South Dakota Democrats attacked Senator W H McMaster calling him an outcast and a party bolter. They contrasted his record with Governor W J Bulow noting debt versus reduced indebtedness and criticized Republican leadership and closed state banks.
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Ticket and Nations
W. W. Howes
Daum
W. H. McMaster
W. J. Bulow
Howes
Senate
McMaster
Bulow
Dollie Gann
Curtis
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Benet
Chicago
South Dakota
Board of Strategy
Fred Smith
Campaig
Smith
Charles S McDonald
Jeaders
McDonald
Huron
James Valley
First National Bank
Mr. Howes
Warren E. Green
Gladys Pyle
Green
A. W. Ewert
Ewert
Compeende McCulo
Mellon Urges Republicans To Elect Congress For Recovery
Secretary Mellon urged voters to elect a Republican Congress, arguing for united action to speed economic recovery. He warned against miracles and said the administration would keep the ship steady until the storm passes. Alfred E. Smith meanwhile called for a Democratic Congress as a reform alternative.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury
New York
Alfred K. Smith
Democratic Congress
Communist Rally Plans Unveiled For Washington March
Sacramento announces a statewide communist rally plan led by Mike Deniel from San Francisco to mobilize 100000 protesters to Washington before President Hoover. Demonstration at city hall resulted in no violence with a sinking fund proposal offering $25 weekly to the unemployed plus support for dependents, plus free rent fuel and food.
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Washington
Hoover
Mike Deniel
San Francisco
Red
Pacific Coast
Daniels
Sacramento
Mustapha Kemal Pasha Friendly To America
Mustapha Kemal Pasha shows a favorable stance toward the United States amid ongoing diplomatic activity reported in this brief note dated October 2. The item highlights cordial relations and potential cooperative dialogue between Turkey and America.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
America
Spirit Runs High At Huron College Homecoming Start
Spirit runs high as Huron College starts a three day homecoming celebration with a Pow Wow eve ceremony on campus Tonight at 7 15 the betrothal of the Huron Princess Mildred Brown to Chief Warrior William Williamson and a pep parade precede a football game under lamps at Alumni Field Friday night.
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Harem College
Williaca Willamson
Mildred Brown
Frank Richards
Huron College
Alumni Field
Scealpers
Dakota Wesleyan University
Huron
Madion
Tapees
William Williamson
Special Police To Watch Pranksters Tonight and Tomorrow
Chief A W Mooxinswaey warned pranksters that halloween mischief will be monitored. Special officers will patrol the city by car with orders to arrest anyone damaging property and bring them to justice.
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A. W. Mooxinswaey
Childs curiosity leads to tractor accident in Andover
In Andover on October 3 to 7 Robert Lapham, son of Homer Lapham, disobeyed orders and approached his father’s running tractor. He attempted to observe the engine in motion and was injured when the tractor surged. details remain unclear.
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Andover
Robert Lapham
Homer Lapham
Rurel Rei
Bee
Robert
Princess Margaret Christened With Jordan River Water
Water from the river Jordan accompanied the christening of Princess Margaret Rose at Buckingham Palace. The Duchess and Duke of York presented their ten week old daughter in a cream satin gown with Brussels lace first used for Queen Victoria. Archbishop of Canterbury administered the ceremony in the private chapel.
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Jordan
London
Margaret
Rose
Duchess of York
Buckingham Palace
Canterbury
Queen Victoria
Biprabeth
Pkue
Chinese Troops Move to Manchurian Border Amid Moscow Talks Collapse
North Manchurian authorities order two battalions of infantry and one artillery unit to patrol the Manchurian Siberian border after reports of an apparent Moscow conference breakdown. Chinese and Russian delegates prepare to depart Moscow as the Khabarovsk protocol appears unfulfillable.
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Moscow
Shanghai
Harbin
Maschuk
China
Teporta
Khabarovsk
Russia
Northwestern Sends Reserve Team to South Dakota U
Northwestern University’s reserve squad accepts an invitation to replace Carleton College against South Dakota in Vermillion. Carleton cancelled due to a threatened infantile paralysis outbreak, and Lue Busness will coach the Northwestern B squad as it departs for the game.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Carleton College
University of South Dakota
Northfield
Minn
Northwestern
Notre Dame
North Dakota
Accuse Man Of Killing Child In Detroit
Arthur Santagelo was jailed on a charge of killing his 3 month old daughter and shooting Angelo Scalamoni in the home of Santagelo's estranged wife Irene. He told police that Scalamoni, once a roomer, planned to harm the wife, then broke in and shot Scalamoni as the man hid under a bed.
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Detroit
Arthur Santagelo
Angelo Scalamoni
Santagelo
Irene
Po- Hee
Scalamoni
Sentagelo
Santagalo
Anter
Heba
University of Wisconsin President Defends Free Student Beliefs
Madison Wis Oct 30 A statement by University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank replying to charges that the campus tolerates communism. He said the university will not dictate students beliefs noting both communists and Presbyterians have rights on campus. The remarks followed criticism at a D A R convention in Fond du Lac, citing a case of a professor and a riot sentenced student.
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Madison
Wis
Glenn ‘Frank’ Vof
University of Wlaconain
Fond du Lac
Mra
James ¥. Trottman
Trottman
Milwaukee
Bank robbery shocks Taylor Ridge trio of bandits
Three men robbed the State Bank of Taylor Ridge in Illinois as assistant cashier Eden Hartman fled to the rear with the bandits pursuing her. A struggle and threats preceded the robbers escaping with money. Local police launched a manhunt.
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Illinois
Taylor Ridge, III
Taylor Ridge
Mies
Eden Hartman
Sha Ee
Lapse Of Memory Is Cured By Judge's Threat
Chicago report shows Anton Brunke a restaurateur failing memory when asked to name horse bets and a bootlegger. Judge Lynch presses for details and orders a bank inquiry to verify memory and finances before releasing Brunke.
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Chicago
Anton Brunke
Thomas J. Lynch
Brunke
Platte Truckman Freed By Jury Acquittal Headlines Local Collision Case
A Tyndall circuit court jury acquitted Larry Qualm a Platte truckman of manslaughter charges in the death of Mrs Floyd Shaw of Wessington from an August highway collision east of Tyndall. Andrew Glynn Jr. was withdrawn after Glynn became a state’s witness.
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Tyndall
Larry Qualm
Platte
Floyd Shaw
Wessington
Here
Pretty Ices
Confessed Thieves Held At Canton
Sheriff Carl Hammer of Charles Mix county heads to Canton to seize John Frederick 16 and Harry Burns 17 captured at Lennox after attempting gasoline theft. They reportedly confessed auto theft across South Dakota Oklahoma and Kansas including Ravinia Vivianey and Tyndall incidents. They were jailed then released on probation prior to further arrests.
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Canton
Carl Hammer
Charles Mix County
John Frederick
Harry Burns
Lennox
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Kansas
Frederick
Central City
Burns
Tyndall
Ravinia
Vivianey
Wagner
Norman
Oklo
Faithfulness Debate Sparks From Divorce Expert Memoir
London reports Sir Ellis Hume Williams, renowned divorce court lawyer, claims in his new autobiography that women are less faithful than men. He cites dramatic betrayals when love shifts and advises women to preserve physical appeal and understand their husbands' work to keep them.
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London
Ellis Hume Williams
Tony
Evade Argument On German War Debts
Berlin reports Chancellor Bruening and his government dodged a parliamentary clash over moratorium or revision of reparation payments. The Reichstag committee rejected the five proposed measures while rightist members urged ending Europe’s perilous war preparations. An American owned horse won a jockey club cup today.
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Berlin
Bruening
Reichstag
Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Germany
Nationwide job programs mobilize nearly billion for work
An article surveys broad public relief and private employment programs across the United States. It notes about 996 million dollars mobilized for work rather than relief, with the West leading in project funding including a 100 million dollar Los Angeles boulevard program and 145 million in additional agency spending. It mentions New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Iowa efforts, railroads contributing, and cities planning road, street, and park construction to curb unemployment.
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Far West
Middle West
South
Staif
Massachusets
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ara
Wall Street
Chicago
Frank Murphy
Relef Committee
Detroit
Indianapolis
Minnesta
Des Moines
Columbus
Ohio
Virginia
State Labor Commission of
Iowa
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Clara May Improves After Serum Therapy In Rapid City
Doings report that six year old Clara May of Sturgis, ill with gas bacillus infection, was "doing nicely" after receiving a serum shipped by air from Detroit. Hospital attendants noted steady improvement following treatment.
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Rapid City
Clara May
Detroit
Mitchell Man Arrested In Mason City License Plate Case
A Mitchell South Dakota man, A N Cederburg, was arrested in Mason City on Monday and fined 2 dollars plus costs by Judge M H Kepler after pleading guilty to charges of displaying worn automobile license plates.
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Mason City
Oct
UFI
A. N. Cederburg
Mitchell, S. D
M. H. Kepler
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