National Elks leader OKs Huron refinance plan
Walter P. Andrews, grand exalted ruler, praised the Hotel Marvin Hughitt project in Huron and indicated a favorable refinancing report to the grand lodge. He inspected the property and noted the hotel as a strong civic asset, with a refinancing decision expected late this year or early next.
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Marvin’ Hughitt
Huron Elis Lodge
Walter P. Andrews
Andrews
Huron
Tyler
Florie Schrader
Hittsburgh
Vuters
Elks Organization
America
Mr. Andrews
James G. McFarland
Watertown
Roy Neherty
Rapid City
Att Neltes
Madison
Soott Dakota Elks Association
George C. Fullinweider
National Bank of Huron
Huron Lodge
E. C. McKenzie
Heron Bllis
Mrs. Andrews
Doherty
University of South Dakota Coach Denies Forecasts
Vermillion October 31 Vincent E Montgomery director of athletics at the University of South Dakota denied an Associated Press dispatch quote about his team's prospects at West Point. He quoted as saying we may surprise the world and I have coached my team as well as any man were unauthorized and AP issued the correction.
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Vermillion
Vincent E. Montgomery
University of South Dakota
Associated Press
West Point
Montgomery
Schunk Named Postmaster in Minneapolis
Schunk Postmaster Washington reports P A J Schunk chosen by President Hoover to serve as postmaster at Minneapolis in October 1931.
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Schunk
Washington
A. J. Schunk
Ioover
Minneapolis
London Bank Rate lowered to 6 per cent
London, Oct. 31. The London bank rate was reduced from 6 1/2 to 6 percent. The surprise move came without official explanation but is seen as easing the gold position. The commercial sector welcomed the step as likely to ease business and spur industrial activity.
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London
Ste
Ford's New Paris Corner Sparks Boulevard Buzz
Ford buys a prime site on Paris boulevards two blocks from the opera and near the Paramount theatre for 500000 dollars. The plan includes a six story office and showroom building. Parisians note Americans are reshaping the boulevards with dollars.
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Ford
Ford Place
Alaskan capital designed as sun motif for new session
Alaska lawmakers will convene in a sun themed capital planned to open in two years. Architects maximize daylight with many windows Marble corridors and ornate senate and house chambers for eight senators and sixteen representatives arriving in March for a 60 day session. The governor's staff will be housed under one roof as federal and territorial offices reunite.
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Senate
House
Govenor
Juneau Sidte
Sitka
Traces of ancient man dated 1 250 008 years ago found in England
Dr Henry Fairfield Osborn head of the American Museum of Natural History reports traces of pre historic man in Red Crag beds of Essex near Foxhall east coast near Norwich. He identifies flint implements and tools and says they are of Breaman origin indicating early humans used fire.
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New York
England
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Mast
Anglia
Foxhail
Norwich
Osborn
Breman
Centralization praised for cooperative plan in Mitchell talk
LeRoy Welton of Greenville IL, national president of Equity Union Farmers Exchange, told Mitchell chamber of commerce members that centralized cooperative marketing groups are the only path to success. He said Equity Union will not change its policies to fit federal farm board ideas and urged plants in convenient locations for marketing and receiving produce.
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Equity Union Farmers Exchange
Federal Farm Board
Mitchell, Ott
LeRoy Welton
Greenville
Icquity Unio Yarmers Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell District Union
Equity Union
Laya
Welton
Legge
Farm Board
Bante
Aberdeen
S .D
Equlrs Union
Fatal Haytigar wreck claims one in South Dakota
A two-vehicle crash four and a half miles south of Hayti kills Mrs Henry Moen and injures six others including her daughter Joyce and sister Miss Mirmie Danielson. Suspects Warren McNabb and Hor b Peterson from Sioux Falls face charges after police find 30 gallons of alcohol in their vehicle. An inquest and criminal proceedings are expected as Sheriff B J Kallemeyn coordinates with Watertown and Hamlin county officials.
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Watertown
Get
Henry Moen
Fate
Haytt
Warren McNabb
Horb Peterson
Sioux Falls
Henrys Moen
Joyce
Mirmie Danielson
Hamlin County
McNabb
Peterson
Moen
McSabb
Moe
Yankee Actress Slaps British Stage Critic
American actress Lillian Foster slapped British critic Hannen Swaffer at the Savoy Hotel luncheon in London after his remarks on her role in Conscience. Swaffer said Foster threatened to slap him again, while the incident prompted a hotel headwalter to eject her from the dinner.
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London
Lillian Foster
Daily News
The
Savoy
Miss Foster
Serum Finders May Have Cure and Preventative
In San Francisco the Hooper Foundation UC medical school reports a May Be Cure discovery by Prof. Giuseppa Caronia. A fourth serum aims at preventing measles and a rapid cure. The germ is described as microscopic and unseen even under a microscope. Caronia claims to have identified the cause and developed a serum to prevent or speed recovery.
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San Francisco
Oct
Hooper Foundation
University of California Medical School
Giuseppa Caronia
Ronis
A. P. Giannini
Caroniay
Secret inquiries curb air wrecks
The Commerce Department uses confidential crash investigations to identify causes and prevent repeats. Major Clarence M. Young says insights from field workers reveal facts not found in formal hearings, guiding safer aircraft and pilots. Public results would hinder prevention efforts.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Department
Clarence M. Young
Secretary of Commerce
Aeronautics
Witnerges
Alr
Ugs
Wintry Blasts Continue With Heavy October Snow
In Huron and surrounding areas a wintry spray of snow and mixed precipitation blanketed the region. Snow measured near half an inch by 10 a.m. with moisture totaling .78 inches for the week. October snow totals rise, nearing records set in 1893 and 1896, as roads grow slick and dirt routes deteriorate, foretelling continued cold and unsettled weather tonight and tomorrow.
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Huron
Rus
Market confident mood lifts holidays trading start
Markets opened with strong gains after heavy buying by leading financiers and encouragement from Rockefeller family. Bank of England cut discount rate to six percent while New York Fed rate was expected to fall, boosting demand for several dividend announcements and early gains in many issues.
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New York
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve
John CD. Rockefeller
Consolidated Gas
Wwerd
Standard Qit Co
Indiana
New Jersey Zine “Company
National Public Service “Corporation
Bulova Watch Company
Tom Sharp
Auburn Auto
Underwood
Elliott Fisher
Standard Gas and Electric
North American
Atchison, Westinghouse Electric
Fox Film
National Biscuit
Norfolk and Western
Brooklyn Union Gas
Eastmat Kodak
International Harvester
Chesapeake and Ohio
Seary Moebuck
International Telephones
American
Washington
Treasury
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Nova Scotia Votes on Liquor Measure Today
Nova Scotia faces a decisive vote on liquor sales with options for continuing the temperance act or adopting government control. Campaigns ran four weeks with reformists claiming gains in Halifax and other large centers while prohibitionists saw defeat in key industrial areas. A libel action involving J. H. Winfield and Dr. W. DeForrest heated the closing days of the campaign.
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Truro
Nova Scotia
Prohibitionists
Temperance Reform Association
Halifax
Reform Association
Centra
Etc. Reform Association
J. H. Winfield
W. DeForrest
Two Lake Steamers Sink After Collision Off Port Washington
A collision 30 miles from Port Washington between the S S Marquette and the Senator sank the Senator shortly after 7 45 AM. The Marquette requested rescue and remained afloat listing badly. The Senator carried 23 crew. three were taken aboard the Marquette, 25 unaccounted for as fog hindered rescue efforts.
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Chicago
S. S. Marquette
Mereland Ciltfs Iron
Nicholson Universal
Port Washington
Ed Jock
Marquetta
Abe
Sheboygan
Guardamenty
Wright Steamship Company
Sheboyagan
Marquette
Wiliam Kincaide
Milwaukee Harbor
W. 5
Ainsberg
Indiana Harbor
George Finch
Senator
Informaton
Miss Fisch Delivers Europe Lecture at Senior High
Miss Florence Fisch spoke to history classes at the Senior High during seventh period yesterday. She discussed Italy and Rome after recently returning from a tour of Europe and is noted as a former Huron teacher who taught English and Spanish there for three years.
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Florence Fisch
Italy
Rome
Weather Huron Forecast Shows Clouds and Snow Likely
Huron region expects mostly cloudy to tonight with possible snow on Friday and little temperature change. South Dakota outlook calls for mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with snow likely in eastern and central areas and minimal temperature variation, especially in far west.
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Huron
South Dakota
Roll Of First School To Be Called Saturday
A Saturday ceremony will mark the dedication of a bronze marker at the site of Huron’s first public schoolhouse. Joseph Ormsby Society members and the Children of the American Revolution will read names of attendees, with many living alumni expected to participate or send telegrams.
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Huron
Answ
Joseph Ormsby
Joseph Ormsby Society, Children of the
President Hoover urged swift tariff bill passage in Senate
Watson of Indiana reported from Washington that President Hoover wants the tariff bill enacted this session as part of his farm relief program. He said Hoover favors a conciliatory approach and that passage is essential before adjourning, with McNary and others present at a White House conference.
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Washington
Pi—Heaater Watson
Indiana
Teader
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Florida
Senator Jones
White House
McNary
Oregon
Watson Suit
Desinows
Ons
Northwest
Legionnaires to Gather for Post Installation and Dinner
The William Reaves post of the American Legion plans a big gathering at the K C hall tonight with a state leader supervising the installation of Commander V. Weir and other newly elected officers. Delegations from Hirivenes Yale Cavour Wessington and Wolsey may attend along with past commanders in sequence of service.
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Morrigandt
Hirivenes
Yale
Cavour
Wessington
Wolsey
Bob van Arsidate
H. D. Sowell
Dyste
O. Rk. Wright
Leo A. Vemmey
H. M. Cass
Warren Johnson
C. B. Lund
H. W. Markey
Scalpers Start Minnesota Trip After Two Tries
The Huron Scalpers set out for a Minnesota trip hampered by injuries and a car breakdown near Moorhead. Eight players rode a bus to St Paul. a wheel broke three miles out, delaying the journey until repairs allowed a restart, then engine trouble caused a further halt and a second breakdown.
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Huron
Sfiat
Moorhead
St Paul
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Huron Elks Hotel
Grand Lodge
Robinson
Wall Street
Seys
Milwaukee
Legionnaires
Minnesota
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