Clementel Moves Forward With French Government Formation
Paris reports veteran leader Clementel advancing the task of forming a new ministry as France endures its tenth day without a government. He has Briand's cooperation and aims to present a tentative cabinet to President Doumergue, seeking a centrist coalition with a leftward tilt and commerce portfolio for Clementel.
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Paris
Btienne
Clementel
France
Aristide Briand
Portiolio
Henri Uheron
Louis Loucheur
Doumergue
M. Briand
Ridoward Daladier
M. ‘Clementel
Raymond Poincare
Clementes
Rhineland
Tax Deadline Reached For Beadle County Taxes
Beadle County property owners crowded the treasurer’s office to pay 1928 taxes before 5 p.m. Delinquent accounts face 1 percent penalty, plus advertising and sale costs. The delinquent tax list will be published in November, with subsequent land sales planned later in the year.
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Beadle County
Fined for Sale of Duck. Multiple Sentences in South Dakota
In Sioux Falls on October 28, 1928 Clifford Johnson was fined $25 after pleading guilty to selling a wild duck in violation of the migratory bird act. Johnso pleaded guilty. Judge A Lee Wyman set bond for Tom Fuller of Mitchell at 1000 dollars on a liquor transport charge. John Flaram of Gregory county admitted possession of intoxicating liquor and got 90 days in Yankton jail. George White of Sioux Falls received 99 days in Yankton jail or an alternate plea for liquor transportation.
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Sioux Falls
Clifford Johnson
A. Lee Wyman
Johnso
Wyman
Tom Fuller
Mitchell
John Flaram
Gregory County
Hold Funeral For Shot Gun Victim
Funeral services were held for Arnold Mueller 11 at Presho South Dakota after a 12 gauge shotgun accident at home Monday morning. Parents Ewald and Mrs Mueller were in Pierre when the incident occurred delayed by a snowstorm. Alfred Mueller 13, who was with Arnold, went to Kennebec to notify authorities and was found 16 miles from home the next day.
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Presho
Arnold Mueller
Ewald Mueller
Pierre
Sitnold
Alfred
Arnold
Kennebec
Wisconsin hunters fined for liquor in South Dakota
Three Wisconsin men were arrested for liquor in their possession while pheasant hunting in South Dakota. They brought two gallons of alcohol, costing them $1,000 total, with a $250 fine and confiscation of their car, later sold back to them for $750. Named: Fred S. Scheer, Martin Scheer, and Don Harper of Hayward, Wisconsin.
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Oliver H. Olson
Fred S. Scheer
Martin Scheer
Don Marper
Hayward
Wisconsin
Bingham Alone Defends Himself in Tariff Inquiry
Senate prepares a resolution rebuking Senator Hiram Bingham over his ties to the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association in shaping the tariff bill. The Caraway committee probes lobbying links with the Southern Tariff League while Bingham faces potential removal from finance committee. Evanson, linked to the manufacturers, acted as Bingham’s secretary and kept a salary from the association.
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Washington
Senate
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut Manufacturers' Association
Norris of
Carsway
Joseph E. Grandy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Tariff League
John H. Kirby
J. A. Arnold
Arthur L. Faubel
American Tariff League
Grundy
Norris
Bingham
Connecticut Republican
Caraway Group
Charles L. Evanson
Manufacturers’ Association
Evanson
Connecticut
Plan highway on explorers route
A Lewiston Idaho meeting formed a National Lewis and Clark Memorial Association with 100 delegates. Robert S. Serb was elected president. The group aims to create a national highway from St Louis to Astoria along the explorers route, with possible extension to New Orleans or Tennessee where Captain Meriwether Lewis is buried.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Oregon
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
Robert S. Serb
Lewinton
Raslong
St. Louis
Astoria
New Orleans
Tennessee
Meriweahter Lew Is
Man's Eye Pierced by Whip Near Wellington
Glotiel Klukas a farm hand living near here is in Mitchell hospital after an accident at Jacob Hasz's farm. His right eye was pierced, likely by a whip that struck something from the ground or the whip's end. Doctors fear possible loss of sight in that eye.
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Wellington Springs
Glotiel Klukas
Herein
Mitchell Hospital
Hig Redt Leya
Jacob Hasz
Haaz
Klukas
Market in more confident mood and gold flow
The Bank of England cut the rate to aid business and signal reduced gold outflow to the United States. Analysts expect easier U S rates may pull gold back to England. Treasury officials indicated New York discount rate likely to fall if regional conditions permit.
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Bank of England
England
America
United States
Treasury
New York
Federal Reserve
Blames Hoover and Republicans for Stock Market Collapse
Senator Robinson of Arkansas blames President Hoover, Melton, and former President Coolidge for the stock market drop and recession. He criticizes Dr. Julius Klein’s radio claim of a sound economy and argues a persistent low mood hit small businesses and agriculture, tracing calamity to market speculation.
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Robinson
Julius Klein
Political critique on Hoover era financial cheerleading
The article quotes a speaker condemning optimistic gestures by former presidents and Treasury and Commerce secretaries. It argues the push for stock speculation was partisan and harmful, saying leaders failed to prevent collapse and economic decline. It notes diminished U S prestige abroad and favorable views from foreign experts on American institutions.
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Hoover
Ig 50
Democratic Party
Metlon
Robinson
United States
Senate resolution seeks five member inquiry into stock exchanges
A Nye resolution proposes forming a five senator committee to probe speculative actions on all stock exchanges and report remedial measures by February 1 1930. It would include Chairmen Norris and Norbeck and ranking members Overman and Fletcher, asserting speculation threatens national industrial stability and calls for regulation.
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Washington
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Norbeck
Banking Committee
Overman
North Carolina
Fletcher
Florida
Speculative Securities and Industrial Asset Structures
A fragment discusses speculative operations in the securities tied to the physical equipment of the nation’s industrial framework. It frames these actions within the broader context of economic policy and national infrastructure, signaling concerns about risk exposure and market speculation.
Roll Call Of First Class School In Huron
The Rev. Hubert Ketel will read about the first school in Huron written by John Cain the city’s first postmaster and editor of the Beadle County Settler. CAR members and local officials will present and unveil a school marker with remarks by community leaders and educators.
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Hubert Ketel c
Presbyterian Church
Huron
John Cain
Salt Lake City
Beadla County
Ketella
Mary Starling
James Byrnes
E. B. Dinneen
Allen Hoy
Pioneer
Edgar Guest
A. J. Lang
Neifla MM. Brusso
Beadle County
Jean Ellen McWhorter
C. A. R, Memeber
Lon Mea Whorter
R. B. Cone
Don G. Medbery
K. Be, Chamberlain
Board of County Commissioners
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