Huey Long Faction Crushes New Orleans Political Ring
A South Dakota State Fair week shatters attendance records as Gov. Tom Berry and party attend a special box event. Sioux Falls delegates and a 200-person train entourage parade with a 27 piece drum corps. Sweepstakes honor county exhibits and 4 H parades highlight the day while receipts near last year’s levels.
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Huey Long
New Orleans
Sioux Falls
Tom Berry
Foreign Wars
Beadle
Sully
Meade
Dolores Fish
Mitchell
Butte County
Wessington Springs
Dell Rapids
Bryant
Huron
Belle Fourche
Bute
Lawrence County
Qarl Entor
Jacos Weber
Lawrenes
Radio Operator Tells Of Attempt To Instigate Discontent On Ship
New York report says George W. Rogers chief radio operator on the Morro Castle testified at a government inquiry that his assistant George Alagna and another operator tried to instigate discontent aboard by collecting signatures to protest the bad food. He noted a staffer drank and was discharged, and that Captain Willmott questioned Alagna before his death. Rogers said routine operations resumed after the incident and an SOS was sent after awakening.
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New York
George W. Rogers
Morro Castle
George Alagna
Rogers
Dickerson N. Hoover
Department of Commerce
Alagna
Robert R. Willmott
Willmott
Children’s Band To Play Thursday At Health Building
Mrs. Mary Bryan of Huron organizes a children’s band concert in the assembly room of the child health building on Thursday at 1 30 PM. The State fair will feature music by the summer recreation band trained by Prof. Loftus Ward as part of Huron’s playground program. Ward will also present a talk on the Value of Leisure Time Activities.
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Child Welfare Commission
Mary Bryan
Huron
Child Health Building
Loftus Ward
Ward
Hartzell to Seek Court Rehearing in Fraud Appeal
Oscar M. Hartzell the Drake estate promoter plans to file a petition for rehearing of his conviction in the US circuit court of appeals this week. Attorney Carlos Goltz said the appeal centers on Hartzell being found guilty of using the mails to defraud.
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Hartzell
Sioux City
Oscar M. Hartzell
Drake
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Carlos Goltz
Circuit
United States
Enrollment Tops 230 at Huron College First Day
Approximately 230 regular academic students were registered at Huron College as classes began on Tuesday morning. President Frank L. Eversall noted large enrollments in music and special courses, with overall first semester totals expected to exceed last year by about 100. A large chapel session featured faculty in gowns as President Eversall spoke on The Mount of Vision.
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Huron College
Frank L. Eversall
Eversall
Baltimore man run down by car and left in ditch
John Cook aged 85 was injured when two men left him in a car at Baltimore. They promised to take him to hospital. An hour later a passerby heard groans from a ditch three miles away and found Cook there.
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Baltimore
John Cook
Cook
Dubord to Seek Recount After Maine Senate Race
Waterville Maine September 12 News reports F Harold Dubord city defeated Democratic U S senator candidate plans to seek official recount after issuing a statement to verify unofficial returns. AP compilation shows Hare Republican leading 139220 to 137982 with seven precincts missing.
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Waterville
F. Harold Dubord
U.S
Associated Press
Frederick Hare
Dubord
Checkered Picture Presented In State Primary Election Results
Eight state primaries show Huey Long allies in Louisiana triumph, Vermont reelects Austin, New Hampshire renominates Rogers and Tobey, Michigan Renominates Gov. Comstock, and a close Democratic Senate race in Washington. Colorado sees feminist push with Josephine Roche leading briefly against Johnson. Walmsley and Long clash in Louisiana with Long winning.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Huey Long
South Carolina
Cole Blease
ColoradozsAs
Gia
Ge Pete Uratgy
Nomenon Izona
Ashurst
Michigan
Comstock
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Vermont
Austin
Fred C. Martin
Rogers
Tobey
Warren A. Austin
Harry B. Amey
Congress
J. C. Fernandez
Paul Maloney
H. Stiles Bridges
Joan L. Sullivan
Colorado
Josephine Roche
Edwin €. Johnson
Nate C. Warren
Lena
Roosevelt reshapes New Deal internal reforms in quiet reform drive
Washington sources report President Roosevelt quietly reorganizes key New Deal programs, focusing on internal AAA reform to pivot from curtailment to a price policy for agriculture. Officials see complete shifts in NRA, Fed policies, and railroading oversight as likely, with a cautious public stance and continued curtailment elements to taper off. The plan aims to portray progress while easing out of restrictive measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
White House
NRA
AAA
Umicy
Europe
Crying in Gas Station Stop Bandit Robbery
Allentown Pennsylvania September 2 Herbert Mitch recounts two armed holdup men at his gasoline station. He told them to cry on his shoulder and they left empty handed, seeking money but finding little. Mitch speaks from experience and reflects on his poverty and shame after the attempted robbery.
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Allentown
Saya Herbert Mitch
Mitch
Suit To Settle Road Fund Fight
Pierre actions to resolve a dispute over how highway funds are allotted to counties. Attorney General Walter Conway says the state will sue the South Dakota Supreme Court to interpret the code provision and seeks an injunction stopping further county allotments based on alleged excesses. The move follows protests by northeastern counties and questions about handling both state and federal funds.
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Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Starling
Conway
US 5
The
Frank Kriebs
Pierre
Longs victory crowns New Orleans political feud
Senator Huey Long blackened the ring's power with sweeping wins in the Democratic primary. Walmsley allies were defeated, and Long emerged as de facto ruler of Louisiana after mobilizing the state guard and an arbitration board to oversee a peaceful election. Results showed Long candidates sweeping congressional and state posts, signaling a major shift in city politics.
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New Orleans
Huey Long
Ring
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
The
Huey Lang
Louisiana National Guards
Celarin
Walmsley
H Alice
Congress
Paul Maloney
Gus Blanc
Public Service Commission
James P. O'Connor, Jr
Francis Williams
Archibald Higgins
Water Gleason
Grandmother of Revolution Dies in Prague
Countess Catherine Breshko voskaya known as the grandmother of the Russian Revolution has died in Prague Czechoslovakia. The former noblewoman renounced her title to oppose autocracy and spent her final years at her home there.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Catherine Breshkovoskaya
Weather Outlook With Unclear Local Details
Weather notes describe unsettled conditions with showers and a mix of temperature changes across regions. South Dakota shows increasing humidity with slight warmth in eastern areas and cooler readings in the west, with gusty winds and cooler nights.
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Bight
South Dakota
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