Pickets Defy Police as Governors Converge in Sioux City
A lone farmers group blocks Highway 79 to stall farm produce shipments while midwestern governors and delegates arrive for a planned conference to craft an agricultural relief program. The protest aims to boost prices through a farm holiday, with plans for a large parade and talks on loan moratoriums, currency expansion, and legislative action.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Highway 79
Olson
F. B. Olson
Minnesota
Philip F. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Alvin C. Reis
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
G. F. Shater
North Dakota
George White
Ohio
William Murray
Oklahoma
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Csy. Gev
Conference of Govern
Mid
Green
Texas
Dan Turner
Ews
George F. Shafer
Floyd B. Olson
Fresen
Congress
Rum Not Illegal In N Y But Free Food Is Tabooed
In New York Magistrate Folwell rules there is no law against possessing liquor but serving free lunch without a restaurant keeper’s license is illegal. John Blasi and Jack Walsh, who run refreshment places, had their cases continued to September 30.
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New York
John Blasi
Jack Walsh
Folwell
Bless
Mr. Walsh
Voting Powers Restricted in Unorganized Counties
The attorney general ruled that electors in Armstrong Shannon Todd Washabaugh and Washington counties cannot vote for state senator or representative in November. They may vote for other offices. The 1931 legislature failed to place these counties in any district, prompting efforts to assign them to districts in 1933.
Pierre Kilties To Greet Hurley In South Dakota Event
Pierre Kilties drum corps to join in reception for Patrick J Hurley secretary of war during his Huron speech on September 15. Three special trains planned from Sioux Falls Aberdeen and Pierre. Veterans protest Hurley appearance in political capacity at state fair in Huron. Potentially free fair tickets offered to drum corps members.
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Pierre Kilties
Hurley
Sioux Falls
Sept
Charrles
McDonald
Pierre
Huron
American Legion
Scotch Kilties
Patrick J. Hurley
Aberdeen
F. W
Veteran of Foreign
Warren E. Green
State Fair Board
SOTH
Aberdeen American Legion
Republic
South Dakota
John F. White
New York Police Trial Nears End
MINEOLA N Y Sept 8 Re trial of three county policemen on charges of first degree manslaughter in the death of a prisoner neared conclusion today as Leslie Pearsall took the stand The other two officers Deputy Chief Frank Tappen and Detective Harry Zander testified yesterday Pearsall denied taking part in the beating that caused Stack s death The trial ended in a hung jury
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New York
Stack
Ars
Britain Considers Letting Debt Option Expire
London reports in well informed quarters that the American debt option to defer payment on the principal due December 16 is set to expire next Thursday without action. The move would end the grace on the debt and enforce standard repayment terms.
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Britain
London
Major Party Leaders Plan Drives To Gain Control
Washington reports an intensive drive to win congressional power after the quadrennial presidential campaign. Democratic and Republican leaders held consultations in New York and Albany. Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio are flagged as battleground states with senatorial contests and possible cross-party coordination. Congress remains split narrowly, suggesting a possible shift in control depending on the November result.
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Washington
Swapsm
Virginia
New York
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Albany
Roosevelt
Watson
Hatfield
Hoover
Capitol
Indiana
Llinois
Ohio
Bulkley
Newspeeimen
Hatcheld
House
Senate
Waterman
Colorado
Smeot
Utah
Bingham
Connecticut
Jones
Moses
New Hampshire
Fletcher
Florida
Senate Democrats
Smith
South Carolina
White House
Profit From Stove Goes Up In Smoke
Canton Illinois reports a second hand dealer James Wright faced a robbery fear and hid money in a laundry stove. He sold the stove forgetting the money. he rushed to the buyer’s home but only coins remained while the rest turned to ashes.
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Canton
Ill
Busines
James Wright
Eshes
Three in Minnesota Subernatorial Race Fight for Seat
Minnesota faces a three man race for governor as Floyd B Olson seeks reelection against Earle Brown a former Hennepin County sheriff and horse breeder and John E Regan a militant Democrat. Brown promises economy and possible income tax with a replacement tax while Regan pledges to clean out the state capitol and repeal prohibition.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Earle Brown
Hennepin County
State Highway Patrol
Cabn
Brown
John E. Regan
Hegan
Democratic Party
Twenty Five Deputy Game Wardens Assigned for SD
Watertown announces that 25 deputy United States game wardens begin service in South Dakota on September 15 to enforce federal migratory bird hunting rules for the coming season. The wardens, under Floyd A. Johnson, operate with the Bureau of Biological Survey and the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission, with North Dakota to follow on the same date. The duck season opens October 15 at noon and hunting must stop at sundown daily as deputies enforce the rule.
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Watertown
United States
South Dakota
Floyd A. Johnson
North
South Dekota
Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Combine Groups In River Channel Plan
An upper Mississippi waterway association forms to coordinate groups in the upper valley for the nine foot channel project. Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa men discuss water transport economics seek prompt passage of the Shipstead Manafield bill and river development plans. H J McCannon of Winona leads a committee for permanent organization with Frank J Biling Frank Smith KB Ober and J L Hevcord.
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Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Towa
H. J. McCannon
Winona
Minn
Governor Green Presses State Fair Faith and Future
Governor Green urges all South Dakotans to attend the state fair in Harom September 12 to 16, claiming the exposition showcases the state's resources and inspires faith in the commonwealth. He stresses family attendance and notes the fair's educational and recreational value as a boost to tourism and opportunity within the state.
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Green
South Dakota
Harpo
Commonwealth
Sout
Dakota
Tayene Turing Heehee
Vemcheion
South Dakote
Plans For Giving Relief To Jobless Outlined By Board
County commissioners outlined a tentative unemployment relief plan for the year with a three day work week at 30 cents per hour for most workers. County residents would be prioritized for park dam labor and those on aid lists. Some cases may exceed three days for large families. They may also fund street work in Huron if funds allow and consider combining dam and street projects to use dirt from streets. Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan of 40 000 dollars is available, with 10 000 already released. Highways work may follow pending more RF C money. Needy influx from surrounding counties concerns officials.
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Beadle
Slavines Park
Huron
WW. L. Weir
Weir
Raving Park
Ravine Park
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
H E. M. Pierre
R. F.C
Besdle
Pierce
Besche County
John
Park Board
Communcion Medgg
We H. Olson
Minnehaha Clerk Wins First Round in Fees Case
Minnehaha county clerk of courts Eugene Foster won his first round in a legal dispute over vital statistics fees. The district court sustained his demurrer to the county action seeking fees collected but not returned. Judge Ray E Dougherty ruled insufficient facts stated to constitute a cause of action. The county plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
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Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Eugene & Foster
Minnehaha County
District Court
Foster
Ray E. Dougherty
Circuit
State Supreme Court
Japan may quit League if Far East report unfavourable
A Japanese peer said today that Japan would be compelled to withdraw from the League of Nations if the Far East situation reports are unfavorable. The remark was made amid discussions at a meeting of the institute of Public...
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Japan
Ina Obe
House of Peers
League of Nations
Farese
Institute of Puctle
Jack Evans Minster Trial Records Murder Attempt Case
Fragmentary report shows Jack Evans Minster linked to a trial involving the death of C. Dowling and an attempted murder case. Authorities disclose limited details about charges and court proceedings.
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Jack Evans
Pemmogis
Lse Poe
Deck Evans, Charpel
C. 8. Dowling
Dam project cuts 66,972 from 1932 figure
Huron city officials slash the 1932 budget by about 33 percent and approve Ravine park dam plans. The board will seek state and Beadle county support to cover materials and labor. Final 1933 appropriations will be set later this month with further reductions likely.
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Huron
Ravine Park
State Department of Game and Fish
Beadle County Commissioners
Water Department
Special Section Promotes South Dakota State Fair
An Evening Harmonite features a special section inviting all South Dakotans to the Sunshine State exposition. It promises extensive exhibits on agriculture, industry, arts, and education with entertainment and profit for attendees. The fair runs September 32 to September 16, five days.
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South Dakuta
South
Hitler Takes Charge Of Coalition Plans
Adolf Hitler arrived in Berlin to take personal charge of coalition negotiations between the National Socialist party and the centrist. President Von Hindenburg backs the program of Chancellor Von Papen as the Reichstag meets Monday to decide support or demand a fifth election this year.
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Berlin
Adolf Haver
National Socialist Party
von Hindenburg
Von
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
von Papen
Wife Ordered to Pay Alimony in Illinois Divorce
Mrs Juliette L Tennant of Highland Park must pay her former husband William G Tennant forty dollars weekly for two years to cover medical bills. Tennant, once president of a Chicago Banque company, is ill in a Wisconsin home. Custody of three children awarded to Mrs Tennant as she testified her husband deserted her.
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Waukegan, Iel
Juliette L. Tennant
Highland Park
William G. Tennant
Chicago-Bnanee
Tennant
Oconomowae
Wis
County keeps extension funding, no action now
Aberdeen reports county commissioners rejected immediate steps on a petition to abandon annual county appropriations for agricultural extension. State attorney notes a special ballot and election would be needed, likely sent to voters at the next tail election. Premier Venizelos resigns with his cabinet in Athens, with President Zaunis asking him to stay.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Athens
Greece
Eleutherios
Venizelos
Zaunis
Weather night and Friday warmer, no night
Night and Friday are expected to be warmer with no substantial cooling. Forecast notes generally mild conditions with light winds and no significant precipitation. Local temperatures may rise modestly, bringing springlike feel to the area.
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