Labor Day Holiday Plans In Huron And Surrounds
Huron prepares for Labor Day with city business halted Monday, awaiting the double holiday. Industrial and rail facilities close, churches host services in Campbell Park, a Masonic picnic at the State Fair grounds draws hundreds, and the golf tournament continues. Lake Preston features Watermelon Day, Boosters plan a Aberdeen baseball game, and James Valley diamondball leaders compete in state tourney. Rail excursions draw many, post office runs holiday service, and a Night Owls nine piece band plans a Labor Day dance at the pavilion east of Huron.
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Huron
J. W. Campbell Park
Baptist and
Methodist
Central Labor Union
State Fair Grounds
Lake Preston
Hur
Aberdeen
Chicago & North Western
Hurors
James Valley
Miller
Mornday
Postoffice
Night Owls
Monary
Delay Action On Injunction Deliberations In Redfield Dormitory Case
Judge Frank R. Fisher hears arguments on whether to make permanent the injunction stopping construction of a $100,000 girls dormitory at the Redfield state feeble minded home. A decision is expected in about 10 days as briefs are prepared for circuit court. The temporary injunction, granted at the contractors association’s motion, blocks bids and uses inmate labor contest. Attorneys Van Slyke Ager appear for plaintiffs and Mintner for the state. The injunction remains in effect until the hearing.
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Fisher
BH. Collins
Aberdeen
State
F.¥. Wilhite
Redfield
van Slyke and Ager of
Benjamin B. Mintner
Benjamin B. Mintner, From the State's Attorney's Office
Weather Outlook For Areas Including Harea Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with cooler tonight and possible light frost in western areas. In South Dakota generally fair with tonight cooler and possible light frost in western and northern regions.
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Rae Tate
Harea
South Dakota
Million Gallons Of Beer Made In U S In July
Washington reports that 2,400,000 gallons of malt and grape concentrates were used to produce beer and wine in July. Revenue from the new Tar on brewer's wort and concentrates totaled 221,359 dollars. output is estimated at about five times the taxable ingredients. Final July figures await release.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Huron Entered In Terrapin Derby At Woonsocket Race
Huron lists a large entry for the terrapin derby under St. Wilfrid's parish in Woonsocket with shops and stores such as Huesgen's Jewelry, Karmelkorn, Golden Rule, J. C. Penney, Hartnagel, Montgomery Ward, O'Neal's, J. Newberry, Swift & Company, Huron Grocery, and many more cited among entrants. The event features campaign banquets with Senators Norbeck and Bulow and invites all county and state candidates to attend. The terrapin race and related festivities run Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 1 and 2, amid high interest in the parish celebration.
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Woonsocket
St. Wilfrid's
Peter Norbeck
W. J. Bulow
Sanborn County
Huron
Huesgen
Huesgens” Delight
Karmelkorn
Golden Rule
Fashion Plate
J. C. Penney Company
Penney
Erickson Apparel Shop
Gloriana
Wuron
F. W. Woolworth Company
A. M. Urquhart
Ford
Wm. Issenhuth
Blackstone
Montgomery Ward and Company
Riverside
Morin Cotton
Smithy Cleaners
Habichts
J. W. Armstrong
Frank Oviatt & Son
Oviatt Implements
Huron Furnace Company
Vallet
Textile Strike In England Rages With Looming Action
England reports indicate a fresh phase of the Lancashire cotton strike may begin over the weekend as union leaders seek pledges of financial aid from the national body. London confirms possible arbitral steps and says authorities are in touch with labor ministers. A separate item notes a plane incident at Mount Clemens Michigan where Sergeant Lionel Edwardes survived a 1300 foot fall with only a cabbage injury.
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England
Ster
Brea Reek
Newcastle
Trade Union Congress
General Trade Union Organization
London
Lancashire
Henry Betterton
Labor Ministry
MT. Clemens
Mich
Lionel Edwardes
Edwaries
Roosevelt Silent On Walker Resignation In New York
Albany reports Gov Roosevelt and officials silent on Mayor James J Walker’s resignation as Walker weighs his future. Seabury praised Roosevelt’s conduct of the ouster hearing while Walker contemplates a possible run in November amid Tammany hall’s uncertain stance and a looming special election.
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Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
Roosevelt
Bridgeport
Conn
Walker
Thorsday
New York
Tammany Hall
Gov. Hoone
Hall
Board of Aldermen
Joseph V. McKee
Ninth District
Haseen
Dennis Mahon
McKee
John H. McCovey
Brooklyn Democrats
New
Extremist hunt in Oklahoma Hills follows deadly crime
In Oklahoma Hills authorities pursue extremist actors after a spree near Bragog mountain, where a woman was killed, a child wounded, and another victim teetered toward death. Early reports describe a volley of bullets and a fleeing vehicle as investigators map the case. The incident prompted a manhunt led by local and state officials, with leads traced toward Muskogee and surrounding areas.
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Oklahoma Hills
Oklahoma
Bragog Mountain
McQuowan
Muscogee
Seabury Plans New City Probe After Vacation
Samuel Seabury, counsel to the Hofstadter joint legislative committee, said he would resume the New York City government inquiry after November 15. He intends to assemble evidence to build up city governance and present recommendations for changes to the city charter. Seabury noted it would be premature to publish such suggestions before charges against Mayor James J. Walker, who resigned, are disposed of.
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New York
Samuel Seabury
New York City
Europe
Hofstadter Joint Legislative Committee
James J. Walker
Mr. Seabury
Junior 4-H Fair Held Here Today
Beadle county four club members entered about 80 head of livestock at the annual junior fair at the state fair grounds. Home economics exhibits including clothing health posters foods and canning numbered around 100 with dairy and livestock judging under way. District champion girls demonstration teams competed this afternoon and will enter state fair competition.
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Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Sara L. Dewing
G. S Weaver
State College
Cave
Hand County Vets Criticise Hurley at State Fair Meeting
Hand County veterans criticised Patrick Hurley at the State Fair. A recent Hand County meeting adopted a resolution requesting the fur beard to exact the Hurley speech. Reported by HL BR. chairmen.
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Hand County
Hurley
Patrick Hurley
Feir
Hand Cousy
Fur Beard
Herley
HL BR
Farm War Breaks Out Anew Pickets Sioux City Roads
Sioux City dispatch reports renewed farm strike activity as pickets block roads and threaten prolonged action. Gov Olson of Minnesota urges withholding nonperishable produce. Iowa leaders plan Sept. 6 Des Moines meeting to expand the holiday strike. Merchants and stockyards report losses as stock movements halt and layoffs rise amid the dispute over agricultural prices.
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Sioux City
F. B. Olson
Minnesota
Midwest
Sioux
City
State Officials Delay Action After Sioux City Meeting Sept 9
South Dakota Farmers Holiday directors voted to postpone the proposed marketing strike until after the governors conference at Sioux City on Sept. 9. Secretary Emil Loriks said the telegraph poll showed all directors except W C Lusk favored delay. The move follows a trend in other states as leaders prepare for the nine state governors meeting to discuss farm price problems and marketing controls.
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South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Sioux City
Emil Loriks
Iowa
Loriks
Oscar Fosheim
Howard
Pierre
Hughes
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
E. N. Hammerquist
Farmingdale
National Farmers Holiday Association
South Dakers
Hammerquist
Huron
Monnday
Lorikg
South Dakota
Warren Green
Green
Minnesota
Ohio
Oklahoma
C. Ben Roas
Idaho
North Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kansas
Montana
Colorado
Missouri
Ross
Fertile
Congress
Indians Choose Fails For Wedding Scene
In Niagara Falls, a ritual wedding scene unfolds with Tuscarora participants joined by Rickard at a ledge above the whirlpool. The ceremony centers on Vivian Mickard, 18, and Clifford Printup, 2, amid ancient tribal rites and a ceremonial vow.
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Niagara Falls
Bert
Sachant Chlef Rickard
Vivien Mickard
Clifford Printup
Mitchell Milk War Again Threatened
Mitchell South Dakota September 3. Mitchells milk situation remains deadlocked as a wholesale dealer refuses a price increase to producers. Farm leaders vow to strike if distributors do not agree by Monday, seeking 1.90 to 2.25 dollars per hundredweight.
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Mitchell
S. D
Fahrendorf to Open New Store in Huron
G B Fahrendorf longtime J C Penney manager and current president of the Huron Chamber of Commerce announces a new department store planned for Dakota avenue to open late September or early October. The store will offer women and childreńs wear, meńs furnishings, yard goods, notions and accessories. Fahrendorf leaves tomorrow for Chicago markets to arrange merchandise.
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G. B. Fahrendorf
Huron Chamber of Commerce
J.C. Penney
Huron
Dakota Avenue
Sudaw
Fahrendorf
Tomore Row
Chicago
J. C. Penney Company
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
Penney
Chamber of Commerce
Woman Urges Five Day Week Standardization
Washington on Labor Day Miss Mary Anderson chief of the women’s bureau urges legal standardization to compel a five day week. She argues no employer could overwork men and women beyond a set schedule and that shorter hours would end time as a factor in wages and competition.
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Washington
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
Political Riot in Viñales Ends in Deaths and Injuries
Three men were killed and six seriously hurt in a political riot in Viñales Cuba today between conservatives and liberals. Police reported tense streets as clashes erupted during demonstrations, with injuries occurring from thrown objects and baton confrontations. The incident highlighted escalating political tensions in the region with authorities investigating the motive and parties involved.
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Vinales
Cuba
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