Library Extension Falls Short in Huron PWA Vote
Tinton electors rejected three PWA bond issues totaling 59000 with 299 in favor and 995 against the library addition of 8000 falling short 60 per cent majority. Voted 714 against 331 for water main and 681 for the pool project. A $60000 high school addition was on next ballot. A city paving plan of 152000 with 43 percent federal grant faces property owner decisions by November 7. Precinct results show the pool and water main failed to reach required thresholds.
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Tinton
PWA
Carnegie Public Library
West Park
West Avelis
Alan
Mor
Huron
Don J. Sears
City Commission
Frotesta
Commission
Tobacco Road Is Set Back By Court
Chicago officials won a stay on a lower court order blocking production of Tobacco Road. The circuit court granted a writ of superseders demanding a $10,000 bond, with a hearing slated for Monday. District Judge Holly had restrained Mayor Kelly and others from interfering with the drama.
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Chicago
Evan A. Evans
Samuel Alschuler
Circuit Court of Appeals
Evans
South Dakota pheasant talk links hunting cash and quake damage
Chicago outdoor editor Bob Becker urged South Dakota to advertise pheasant hunting to eastern hunters, proposing rail excursions and broader promotion. The piece also covers a devastating Helena earthquake, with widespread damage and multiple fatalities, including a ruined high school and a collapsed hall, as residents evacuate and relief efforts mobilize.
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Bob Becker
South Dakota
Helena
Chicago Tribune
Huron Country Club
Chisago
Ilinois
Becker
Wisconsin
Spostmoen
Chicago
Tinois
The
Cluto Beyer
Beyer
Portage
Wis
Legion Style Show to Feature Five Vaudeville Acts
W W Kinsman announces a five act vaudeville lineup for the Legion style and automobile show at Hughitt Hotel set for November 6 to 9. A musical wedding ceremony will close the parade, with mannequins wearing special garments. A secret couple will be chosen from models, and a master of ceremonies will announce all participants. James H Mikelman will serve as MC.
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W. W. Kinsman
Hughitt Hotel
James H. Mikelman
Huron Theater
Legion
Huron
Mr. Kinsman
Fishing tale ends with geese bagged on stream
Edward Schmohl and two companions fished in Carlisle Pennsylvania when a flock of geese settled on the stream. Trey ran four miles to fetch their guns, returned, and they shot four geese per person, bagging a total of twelve birds.
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Carlisle
Edward Schmohl
Trey
New Farm Aid Grants Set Under Rural Rehab Plan
Sioux Falls report from October 31 describes the new rural rehabilitation program plans. A. M. Eberle, state director, says central certifying bureaus will classify farmer needs and allocate subsistence grants of 12 000 old cases and 5 000 new cases totaling 2 100 000 dollars for eight months. The grants are non repayable, aimed at long term agricultural planning, with about 5 000 farmers expected under better conditions by February 1. R. W. Clark and E. H. McLean of the state highway commission urge county and state cooperation, noting current federal road plans cannot support a cross-state hard-surfaced highway.
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Sioux Falls
A. M. Eberle
Brookings
South Dakota Association of County Commissioners and Highway Superintendents
Washington
WPA
Eberle
South Dakota
R. W. Clark
E. H. McLean
State Highway Commission
Clark
Forced landing of Mortiwest Airlines plane near Nelson
A Mortiwest Airlines plane bound from Helena to Spokane with seven aboard escaped injury after a forced landing on a farm field west of Nelson. Pilot Frank Judd of Spokane and co-pilot John Woodhead of Billings guided the craft through a snowstorm as fuel dwindled, the right wing damaged on a fence at 10 05.
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Nelson, BG
Mortiwest Airlines
Helena
Mont
Spdakane
Wash
Seattle
Frank Judd
Spokane
John Woodhead
Billings
Montana
Nelson
Judd
War Today Diplomatic Moves Stir Talks on Italy
The Associated Press reports Geneva vows negotiation while the League sets a sanctions deadline likely for November 15. Paris notes Laval expects peace as London ends economic ties with Italy. France and Britain plot mutual aid in the Mediterranean as Italy mobilizes naval strength and shells Amba Sion near Makale.
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Geneva
Mussplink Spakesman
Langue of Nations
Ttaly
Paris
Pierra Laval
London
Enghind
Italy
Mediterranean
Rome
Reat
Gorrahel
Mussolini
Amba Sion
Makale
Roosevelt Faces Decision On Relief Spending In 1936
Roosevelt weighs how much to spend on relief next year as his 1936 budget takes shape. Administration sources expect similar normal government outlays to 1935 with ongoing relief, while critics warn of continued heavy federal spending without policy changes. Officials cite private industry hiring as key to relief reduction, though relief rolls may persist. An unrelated note about the Australian bushman and dogs follows.
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Roosevelt
Washington
American Liberty Tongue
League
Representative Bolton
Oko
Republican Congressional Campaign Contiitee
Treasury
Lubin
Labor Statistics
Pioneer Lavi Hulbert of Beadle County Becomes Early Territory Resident
Did You Know highlights Lavi Hulbert of Wessington as an early Beadle County settler. He arrived in spring 1880, stayed overnight in Huron then, with a single building, located near Wessington and has since remained a longtime resident noted for political conviction. The Evening Huronite offers 25 cents for each accepted Did You Know item.
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Beadle County
Lavi Hulbert
Wessington
Hulbert
Huron
Wssington
Tugwell on Gold Profit and New Deal Budget Views
Dr Tugwell is skeptical that gold devaluation profits will be used to reduce debt soon. He notes such use would inflationary and politically cosmetic, while the stabilization fund must remain intact. Some Washington observers doubt Tugwell will have a residence in the capital when the 1936 campaign begins.
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Washington
Oct
Tugwell
Los Angeles
Morgentha
New Deal
Treasury
Dr. Tugweil
Geneva
Dr. Tugwell
Resisting Was Done By Officer
Kansas City report recounts a street incident where a police officer stopped a motorcycle speeding actress known as the Little Treasurer. The actress resisted, protested, and flattered, then was taken to the station. The officer claimed the act of resisting exceeded limits, while she countered that the officer did the resisting.
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Kansas City
Treaster
South Dakota Faces Cold With Snow and Sleet
Old man winter brings icy gale across South Dakota as temperatures fall to single digits in Rapid City and 22 in Sioux Falls. Snow and sleet leave slippery streets with moisture readings from .05 to .18 of an inch. Frigid conditions forecast to persist with Friday turning fair and cold. Governor appoints Scholten to state board of accountancy.
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Hel[ena
Intermountain Union College
Ninth Avenue
B. R. Laskowski
Weather Bureau
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Yankton
Vermillion
Huron
Watertown
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Pierre
Minnesota
Lemmon
Roosevelt Watches Export Lists as War Sanctions Spread
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt plans to publish names of firms exporting to warring nations amid growing League of Nations sanctions on Italy. Italy signals potential to negotiate peace with Ethiopia as Britain protests and diplomats push for a two week deadline. Baron Pompeo Aloisi was named to seek settlement in Geneva as tensions rise in London and Rome.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Geneva
Brin
Britain
London
Eric Drummond
Ti Duce
Eris
England
Libya
Egypt
Denty
Rome
Anthony Rien
League
United States
Bussyis
Nemea
Washington
Usu
Offi
Stalin Traigh
Pompeo Aloisi
Samuel
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Tobacco Road
United States Airlines
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bureau of Air Commerce Today
South Dakor
Boyer
Fankhauser
Woonsocket
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Mr. Beyer
Temblor
Moon
Beores
Rocky Mountains
St. Mary's School
St. John’s Hospital
Northern Pacific
Placer
Red Cross
the News
Paul Mald
ION DE News
Paul Mal
Huran
Scholten Pierre
Barry
Henry A. Scholten
Sioux-Fallson
State Board of Aecountancy
Walter P. Maliers
Schoten
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