Reid Permitted Stay In Sioux Falls City Post
South Dakota Supreme Court grants Alex Reid a temporary stay to keep his Sioux Falls city commissioner seat while Smith challenges his citizenship and appeals, with ten days to file a $3000 bond. One justice dissented, saying the stay isn’t justified.
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South Dakota
Supreme Court Bee
Alex ‘Reid
Sioux Fall
United States
Reid
Supreme Court
High Court
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Smith
EB. Q. Roberts
Germany Demands Equality In Arms Threatens Exit
Berlin reports Germany warns it may withdraw from the League of Nations disarmament conference if its demand for equality in armaments is not met. Reich notes to France are unofficially circulated, with Gen. Kurt von Schleicher cited on perspectives. Paris discussion centers on altering Versailles restrictions. Herriot briefed on the issue. North Dakota butterfat output for year ending June shows 53,696,326 pounds.
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Equality In
France
Berlin
Reich
Kurt von Schleicher
Junker
von Papen
Resto del Carling
Bologna
League of Nations
Paris
Cabice
Edouard Herriot
Isle of Jersey
Herriot
Family notices and visits fill Huron social updates
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Weller at TH Montene avenue southwest weighing seven and a half pounds. Mrs B A Cave and her children Nancy Wen and Richard visited relatives this summer. Mr and Mrs A M Urquhart plan to return from a motor trip to eastern Canada and New England at week’s end. Their daughter Mrs Guy Spoxely and son David of Brookings are visiting. Mrs G V Gustafson and sons Lavern and Ronald live at 862 Illinois avenue south. Mrs Clifford Clenena of Minneapolis visits the Melbert Clemens home. she was a former Huron college student. Mrs Melbert Clemens recently returned from Council Bluffs after six weeks with her parents. Mr Clemens joined for the weekend and returned home with her. A daughter was born last week to Mr and Mrs G C Falkenburg of Omaha. Mr Valkenburg was a former recruiting officer in Huron.
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William Weller
Montene Avenue
B. A. Cave
Nency Wen
Richard
Guy Spoxely
David
Brookings
G. V. Gustafson
Lavern
Ronnald
Illinois Avenue
Clifford Clenena
Minneapolis
Melbert Clemens
Huron, College
Council Bluffs
Clemens
G. C. Falkenburg
Omaha
Valkenburg
Huron
Revolt in Ecuador on the brink of climactic clash
In Guayaquil dispatches from Quito describe a fierce battle as Nepishi Bonifaz rebels press toward surrender amid failed truces. Loyalist forces attack, with bombardment and sporadic firing marking the day and hundreds reported slain since rebel seizure of the city.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Nepishi Bonifaz
Fedjerels
Bolivar
Bonifaz
Mills To Decide On Employment Program
Secretary Mills will decide if funds are available to carry out the public works program under the relief act to spur employment. A $332,000,000 package covers building, river and harbor, road projects and is reviewed by budget chiefs in closed hearings. If funds are not available, Mills may withhold approval and inform President Hoover.
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Budget Bureau
Mills
Brows
Departmental Board of Government Buildings
Hoover
Home Loan Banks To Provide Jobs
Washington reports that when the home loan banks commence operation next month they will create hundreds of jobs at district bank headquarters. A large number of applications has already been received and will be sent to regional boards of directors once named. Fewer than ten positions will be filled at headquarters in the capital where current staff is thirty five.
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Home Loan
Washington
Regions Boards of Directors
Union Leaders Appeal for Strike Funds in London
Lancashire textile strike widens as three union leaders travel to London seeking financial support from other unions. They reportedly asked the government about intervention, which was denied. Unions claim about 155,000 of 700,000 Lancashire weavers are on strike. Zed Bain Bismarck Daily report notes rain shortages and heat harming crops in North Dakota with late corn and potatoes benefiting from rain in places. Rain needed for fall plowing.
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London
Zed Bain
Bismarck
N. D
Acme North Dakota
Federal Weather Bureau
Navy and Army agreeing on three year series for football
Navy and Army agreed to a three year athletic series to resolve repeated post season games played under differing eligibility rules. Each academy will keep its own eligibility standards but cooperate to avoid harming academics while continuing charity games.
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Navy
Army
Toreto
William JD. Cormer
Militaryacademy
Heer
Thomas C.bach
Naval Academy
Gamezere
Military
Naval Academies
New Mile Record Set At Owatonna
War Boy owned and driven by W P Depre of Hutchinson set a mile track record at the Steele County fair in Owatonna finishing the first heat of the 2:14 pace in 2 08. Elizabeth M owned by C K Agler of Mason City won the second heat. High Path owned and driven by A E By- won the first heat of the second division 2:14 pace.
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Mins
War Boy
W. P. Depre
Hutchinson
Minn
Steele County Fair
P. H.mirby
Algona, Ie
Elizabeth M
C.K Agler
Mason City
High Patth
A. E
New Wonderful Face Powder Announces Longer Lasting Wear
Product claims to reduce visible pores and smooth skin with a French process. Promises a youthful complexion, hides tiny lines and prevents shine for a lasting matte finish.
Geees Drive Victory At Batky Division Beak Time
A race at Batky saw The Geees win the division with a 218 pace. Driver Beett steered the winning car, owned by Dr. Di B. Bice of Brite, in a closely contested event.
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Iaside
Geees
Beett
Dr. di B. Bice
Brite, &. D
Baseball Results From The National League Summary
National League results feature pitchers and lineups from New York Chicago Boston and Pittsburgh with mentions of Clark Shaute Lopez Thurston Heimech Quinn Thomas Sukeforth Benton Carroll Don Manion Fitzsimmons Bell Hogan Warneke Tinning Smith Bush Hartnett Taylor and other players in a terse game-by-game recap.
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Preas
Rake Clark
Shaute
Lopez
Thurston
Heimech
Quinn
Thomas
Sukeforth
Benton
Carroll
John Don
Manion
New York
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Bell
Hogan
Warneke
Tinning
Smith
Bush
Hartnett
Taylor
Boston
Pittsburgh
Boxing Night Headlines From Across the Nation
American Association results clash with Louisville and St Paul while Indianapolis and Minneapolis show action. Cheered bouts feature Max Baer outpointing Ernie Schaaf in Chicago and other matches across Oakland San Francisco and San Rafael with LeCadre Capley and Lob.
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Associated Press
Keller Becomes Scoutmaster Of Troop 2 In Huron
Jack W. Keller, to teach at Jefferson school this year, has taken over the duties as scoutmaster of Troop 2, Methodist church unit of the Boy Scouts in Huron. He succeeds Prof. George M. Wilcox, former member of the Huron college faculty, a graduate of Huron.
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Keller
Jack W. Keller
Jefferson School
Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Huron
George M. Wilcox
Huron College
Scoutmaster in Training Plans First Troop Meeting
A college student last spring pursued scoutmaster training courses while active with the troop. He is expected to hold his first meeting with members of the troop next week.
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Collgeé
Active
Aberdeen Gridders Begin Season With Large Squad
Aberdeen high school opened fall practice with 123 players under H C Daubenberger director of athletics as the largest squad in school history. The session was a preliminary drills workout held Wednesday at the Aberdeen field.
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Aberdeen
Aberdee High School
H.C. Daubenberger
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