Homecoming Game Crowns Huron College Homecoming
A Pow Wow celebration at Huron college climaxes tonight with a football clash against Dakota Wesleyan Tigers at Alumni Athletic field. Preceded by a parade and pep rally, the event features Eddie Han sidelined by a fractured bone, and a wood bonfire ritual built for spectacle. Parade details and prizes promise a large, colorful procession downtown.
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Huron College
Alumni Athletic Field
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers
South Dakota
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Seathers
Ami
Purple and Gold
Hope
Han
Eddie Han
Jez
Yankton
Frank Coffey
Huron High School
Ward H. Bell
Dakota Wesleyan
Pipestone
Minn
Huron Municipal Band
Tlinois Avenue
Ninth Street
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Kansas Avenue
Second Stree
Weather AAAAAAR ede Dee SAR REED Huron
A weather note for Huron South Dakota reports warmer conditions with slow easing temperatures into Saturday. Expect partly cloudy skies and higher evening temperatures with a generally mild week ahead.
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Cat Tail Tip Off Aids Prohibition Agents In Chicago
A Chicago drug store was raided after agents credited a cat with signaling alcohol trafficking. They found six cases of whiskey above a trap door and a five gallon keg in the basement. John J. Cagney was held to the grand jury by a U S commissioner.
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Chicago
Oct
John J. Cagney
Cagney
United States
Protection For Missionaries In China Worries State Dept
The U S State Department weighs steps to shield American missionaries in remote areas of China as bandit activity and communist groups endanger lives. Since warnings to withdraw were ignored, several missionaries have been killed or captured, with Bert N Nelson among those still held. Most protection cases involve missionaries, and total American interests in China include large land investments and a sizable missionary presence.
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Washington
Chin
State Department
Republic
China
Hankow
Bert N. Nelson
Minneapolis
Kanchow Kiangis
Corn Varieties Show Varied Yields in Beadle County Tests
Corn tests at W R Silvis farm as part of Beadle County Crop Improvement show 141 to 20.5 bushels per acre, lower due to drought and heat. Other farms record higher results including Wilam Sasith’s early Murdock 159, Orval Gorham’s yellow dent 154, George Urban’s yellow dent 161, and Shobino yellow dent near Mt. Vernon at 205.
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W. R. Silvis
Sand Creek Township
Beadle County Crop Improvement Association
Roy Cave
Mc Farling
William Smith
Cave
Silvis
Westher
J.B. Sandal
Colton
A. Exton
Rockham
Swope’s
Orient
Mt. Vernon
Redfield
All Saints Day Observance Planned at Grace Episcopal
The Grace Episcopal church will hold Holy Communion tomorrow morning at 7:30 and 9:30 to mark All Saints Day. Rector Rev. Wallace Bristol asked worshippers to submit names of loved ones to be remembered at the altar before service.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Wallace Bristol
Lack Of Earnings Aid Merger Idea
Washington dispatch notes a push for railroad consolidation as Western carriers report earnings may not cover interest and dividends for the first half of 1930. Labor groups back a six hour day in train service while earnings across all class one carriers are seen to contract about twenty percent in 1930, renewing the merger debate.
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Washington
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Chicago
Capture Of Head Hunters Reported
TOKYO October 31 report that the Japanese punitive expedition under Major General Kemata has captured many head hunting Taiyal rebels in central Formosa. Two thousand troops and police occupied three villages near Musha after an uprising last Monday in which nine Japanese men were killed and beheaded. Most rebels withdrew into the hills. Japanese airplanes bombed rebel camps as infantry moved into burning villages.
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Tokyo
Formosa
Kemata
Musha
Burnne
Archbishop Dowling Expected to Recover From Illness
Archbishop Austin Dowling shows improved signs after a critical illness with physicians reporting a noticeable turn for the better. Earlier he emerged from a semi conscious state and continued to improve through the day. Bishop James Cannon Jr. of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was reported worse and hospitalized following surgery.
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St, Paul
Austin Dowling
Cannon
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sones
Farmers Pick Corn For Neighbor Who Lost Part Of Hand
Walter Mueller injured by a corn shredder remained in hospital while neighbors from Theresa and Valley townships and about ten of Mueller’s neighbors south of Huron gathered at his farm three and a half miles north of Huron. They picked about 40 acres of his corn in roughly a day, with 35 men participating.
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Basdle County
Walter Mueller
Theresa and Valley
Farmers Union
Mueller
Huron
Mueller Farm
League Head Is Re-Elected 1931
Mrs. E. W. Feige was reelected president of the South Dakota League of Women Voters at the Anal convention session. Officers named include Mrs. H. Bey as first vice president and recording, Grace Dowdell second vice president, C. W. Quinn secretary, J. F. McMahon treasurer, and directors for the first and second congressional districts. A post convention breakfast and conference set committee chairs, calendar plans, and candidate questionnaires for a silent poll on legislature. Radio address discussed World Court and London treaties.
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E. W. Feige
South Dakota League of Women Voters
Feige
EH. Bey
Vses
Grace Dowdell
Artesian
C. W. Quinn
Arlington
John F. McMahben
Huron
E.W
Costa
G. B Tuttle
Mitchell
E . Bryan
Haron
Dorothy Rehfeld
Aberdeen
Mire
F. P. Matz
Inter
J. R. Parkes
National League of Women Voters
A. J. McGuire
NeGuire
Minneapolis
Wanted to Cook Chicago Divorce Complaint
A divorce complaint filed today charges cruelty by husband Alexander Liebner toward complainant Jeanette Liebner. The claim notes he preferred staying home to cook and handle housework, reflecting the alleged marital strain.
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Chicago
Jeanette Liebner
Alexander Liebner
Demo Candidates Charge Opponents Afraid To Accept
Democratic candidates assail Senator McMaster and Warren Green for avoiding a joint league platform discussion at a South Dakota Women Voters event. Gov. Bulow and D A McCullough criticize McMaster for shifting speeches, defend Bulow’s record, and warn of a costly gasoline war and reckless state spending.
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Bulow
McCullough
League of Women Voters
Tangen
South Dakota Leagues of Women
W. J. Bulow
D. A. McCullough
W. H. McMaster
Warren E. Green
Bis. E. W. Feige
League
McMaster
Helge Tangen
Bedfield Data
Redfield
United’ States ‘Senate
South Dakota
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Senator McMaster
United States
Optimistic Views Filter Through SD Campaigns Ahead of Election
South Dakota voters brace for the November 4 election as Republicans and Democrats share confident forecasts based on state and local issues. Campaign speeches focus on banking and governor records, with Bulow and McMaster trading criticisms. events in Sioux Falls, Huron, and other towns draw large crowds as final days loom.
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W. H. McMaster
W. J. Bulow
Bulow
Sioux Falls
D. A. McCullough
Senator McMaster
Huron
Warren E.green
Waukonda
Yarrkton
McMaster
Redfield
League of Women Voters
Green
McMinster
Aspirants For High Office To Speak In Sioux Falls Rally
Senator William HL McMaster will address voters in Sioux Falls at an 8 to 9 45 p m event in the coliseum. Gov W J Bulow and candidates D A McCul sh and W W Howes are slated to speak. The democratic rally will be broadcast by WNAX and KSOO.
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William HL McMaster
Huron
Sioux Falls
WNAX
Giffen Campaign Address Promotes Reelection As State Superintendent
Pyle secretary of state urged support for E C Giffen republican candidate. She defended the statewide program for public instruction, dismissed Democratic misinformation, and cited an audit showing gasoline war costs. Also reports a Democratic rally in Sioux Falls with Gov Bulow D A McCullough and other ticket members. Continued on page 6.
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Warren E. Green
Wisble
Green
W. H. McMaster
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
D. A. McCullough
T. B. Werner
Rapid City
Jorgen Bee
Resho
Illess
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