Bodies of Morro Castle Victims Raise Poisoning Questions
New York reports add William Hassler, 71, to the Morro Castle death toll after pneumonia at Bellevue Hospital. Charles Elias, 54, found on Mantoqua Beach after being listed missing. Captain Robert R. Willmott’s body was found ashore near Asbury Park as investigators seek to determine if poisoning or indigestion caused death. Grand jury probes and a Commerce inquiry continue.
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Morro Castle
New York
William Hassler
Bellevue Hospital
Hassler
Manasquan
N. J
Charles Elias
Elias
Passaic
Mantequan Beach
Siti
Robert R. Willmott
Asbury Park
Federal District Attorney
Herr
Willmott
Salch
Grand Jury
Department of Commerce
George Alugma
Alkigna
Ahyone
Alagna
Trapping Season Dates Announced for South Dakota
The state game and fish commission announced trapping dates with skunk trapping in certain counties from October 1, 1934 to March 31, 1935 and skunk in other counties from October 15, 1934 to March 18, 1935. Raccoon and muskrat trapping limited to specified districts with varied start dates and a December 15 1934 deadline for muskrat in irrigated areas. 철
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South Dakota
Beme and Fish Commission
O. H. Johnson
Game and Fish
Butte
Meade
Lawrences
Pennington
Custer
Fully
River
Noo
Skunk
Missouri River
North Dakota State Line
Sioux Ciy
Noen
Mingskrat
Ateas
Butle
Mead
Lawrence
Toy
Weather Update For Huron And Vicinity
Forecast calls for showers to light across Huron and vicinity with Priday partly cloudy and cooler. South Dakota remains unsettled and cooler with possible showers in extreme east Gordon. Briday sees partly cloudy and cooler conditions.
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Huron
Dakote
Gordon
Briday
Farm Leaders Clash On Plans To Continue Corn Acreage Program
Kansas City September meeting drew about 300 farm leaders from Missouri Kansas Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Iowa and Nebraska to debate continuing the corn hog acreage reduction program. Dr A G Black asked for farmer opinions via a October referendum of signers to shape future policy.
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Kansas City
Sever States
A. G. Black
AAA
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Black
Bladl
Sinking Ship Scare Traced to Radio Mix-Up
A misinterpreted distress call sparked a coast wide chase as stations from Tampa to Seattle sought a sinking freighter, the Hanaiian, bound from New York to Los Angeles. The error was clarified when Mackay and Santa Catalina coordinated at 745 am. The calls were actually for medical advice on a broken arm.
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San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Hanaiian
New York
Los Angeles
Mackay
Santa Catalina
Tampa
Fla
Seattle
Wash
San Dieg BS
Grandstand Tickets On Sale At Hotel
Friday night show at the State fair grandstand features Ernie Young's Passing Parade of 1934 and a secret marriage of two Huron couples. Reserved seats plated on site at Hotel Mervin Hughist for easy pickup. tickets 80 cents each with copies for all grandstand seating.
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Mervin Hughist
Ernie Young
Beadle County Young Republicans Plan Tuesday Meeting
Beadle County Young Republican club to meet at the coat house in Huron Tuesday evening September 28. Chairman H L Hurley named a public and membership committee Lynn A Mason Wolsey M P Gowdy Huron James Homner Hirchgast and a social committee headed by Pauline McAlister Huron. Members will report on the current campaign and other business. All Beachs county Young Republicans urged to attend. After the open meeting a meeting of the Ben Gi County Young Republican executive Committee will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachs County
Ben- Gi County
Conletiee
CCC Youth Is Here In Drowning Rescue
In Ponca Nebraska on September 13 CCC youth Harry Luckey twenty Wayne Neb. rescued two women and two children from a car that plunged off a ferry into the Missouri River. From shore C E Lofgren Vermillion D. and B A Dutcher Burbank S tried to free occupants as the auto sank. Luckey jumped in and saved the remaining two passengers.
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Ponca
Neb
Booth Dakota Auto
Missouri River
Harry Luckey
Wayne
CCC
New State Park
Luckey
C. E. Lofgren
Vermillion
B. A. Dutcher
Burbank
Outline Scout Training Course at Huron College
A Boy Scout district training committee met to outline a training course at Huron College from September 24 to October 29. The program will cover scoutmaster principles and elements plus Sea Scouting with an educational staff including Dr. Walker Dr. Faust Dr. Eversall August Abel and Maurice Gowdy and scribes Mac Wider H L Traffold and Lyle Barton.
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University of Scouting
Huron College
Boy Scout District Training Committee
Frank Eversall
John H. Faust
C. K. Walker
Faust
Walker
August Abel
Eversull
Lawrence Betts
Maurice Gowdy
Mac Wider
H. L. Trarfold
de Smet
Lyle Barton
Printing Trade Seeks Six Hour Day and Thirty Hour Week
Chicago Sept 13 A proposal for a national six hour day and 30 hour week for the printing trade gains new impatus today. The plan advocated by William Green president of the AFL is under consideration by the committee on organizations but not yet reported to the International Typographical Union convention.
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Chicago
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Organizations
Internation Typographical Union
Evening Huronite to discontinue delivery system Saturday
Notice to subscribers warns the Evening Huronite will discontinue its present delivery system in Huron on Saturday September 15. If you fail to receive your paper call your carrier and obtain their phone number from the collection card or ask him for it. Cooperation is requested.
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Huronite
Huron
Carter
Hills Booths Win State Fair Honors at South Dakota
Crowds topped 20 000 as 25 cent admission beat last year’s gate. Lawrence county won project booth prize in agriculture and sweepstakes in horticulture with Carl Entors and Jason Weber leading the exhibits. Butte county took western sweepstakes while Clay and Brookings claimed regional honors. Dairy building winners included A R Howe and Harry J Jensen with several creamery prizes awarded and factory cheese honors earned by Crescent creamery Sioux Falls.
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Lawrence County
Black Hills
Carl Entors
Jason Weber
Butts
Butte County
Clay County
South Dakota
Brookings County
Sully County
Flandreau
A. R. Howe
Harry J. Jensen
Arlington
Roy Simmonds
Raymond Haan
Sioux Falls
D. D. Scranson
Big Stone City
Crescent Creamery
Ethan
Langenfeld
Watertown
Anderson Creamery
Miller
White Lake
Statewide Young Republican Day Planned in South Dakota
The South Dakota Young Republican League executives met at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron to plan a statewide Young Republican day for mid October likely October 17. The group also aims to extend league work in every voting precinct. The Searchlight of Wolsey, edited by Lynn A Mason, is named the official organ.
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South Dakota
Young Republican League
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Wolsey
Lynn A. Mason
Endurance Fliers To Resume Trial In Moline Flight
Two women pilots Jean La Rene and Mary Oweng from Texas flew from Chicago to Moline to continue a 240 hour endurance record attempt. They planned to return this afternoon and press on after fog delayed their fifth try in the past month. Weather was favorable and a refueling contact occurred without incident.
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Moline
Ill
Chicago
Jean la Rene
Mary Oweng
Texas
U S Troops Readiness Over Rhode Island Strike Area
Secretary of War George H Derr announced 2000 U S army regulars would be ready to move into the Rhode Island strike area if requested by the Rhode Island assembly. He said Roosevelt and he oppose federal intervention as strike breakers but called the situation not a strike scene. Major General Fox Conner would command them if ordered out.
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Boston
George H. Derr
First Corps
United States Army
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Assembly
Roosevelt
Dero
Fox Conner
Washington
Sept. M
Douglas MacArthur
War Department
Dern
Mac Arthur
Fort Myer
MacArthur
Hugh A. Drum
Fort Adams
R. I
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Fort Bevens
Mass
Fort Williams
Maine
New England
United Textile Worklers
Capital weighs presidential intervention in textile strike
Washington reports speculating that President Roosevelt may step in to end the textile strike. The mediation board failed to secure agreement from manufacturers after two days of talks. AF of L President William Green said the board would report to the president, while strike chairman Francis J. Gorman warned of at least a month of struggle ahead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Francis J. Gorman
Funeral for Louis L. Meyer in Wolsey Saturday
Louis L. Meyer of Wolsey, 58, died in a Huron hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the Wolsey Presbyterian Church with Miss Fanny Mills officiating. Burial will be in Wolsey Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, one daughter Mrs. Leona Jansen of Iroquois, two brothers Fred and Henry Meyer of Florissant Station, Missouri, and a sister Mrs. Annie Trampe of Florissant Station. Born near Florissant Station December 7, 1875 he married there April 22, 1890. The Meyers farmed there until 1908 then moved to Beadle County seven miles southwest of Wolsey, where they lived since.
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L. Meyer
Louis L. Meyer
Wolsey
Huron Hospital
Presbyterian
Annie Trampe
Florissant Station
Beadle County
Pershing Observes His 74th Birthday in France
Gen. John J. Pershing marked his seventy fourth birthday in Vittel France with no ceremony. He received hundreds of congratulatory telegrams and letters while spending part of his time in France overseeing landscaping of eight military cemeteries where 7 385 Americans who served under him are buried.
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Pershing
Vittel
France
John J. Pershing
NRA Reorganization Seen as Temporary Patch for Roosevelt Plan
Washington dispatch notes the NRA reshuffle is a temporary fix to soothe wounds and prepare a permanent industrial control program for January. Roosevelt will urge congress to back new measures while work slows, with Johnson's role unclear but pivotal in the experimental phase.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Union Chief Urges Violence Re Halted
Francis J Gorman chairman of the textile strike committee called on all strikers to refrain from violence as the war department prepared to send troops to Rhode Island if needed. He urged governors in strike areas to provide protection for workers, saying union men faced violence not instigating it.
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Washington
Francis J Gorman
War Department
Rhode Island
Gorman
Providence
Theodore Francis
Ronsesvit
Rhode Islami
Overdraft In South Dakota General Fund Falls in August
Pierre September 1344 The overdraft in the general fund of the South Dakota treasury dropped 5467.12 during August as receipts to the general fund totaled 193325.33 and disbursements 187858.21 Siewert reports. The August 31 balance in all funds stood at 8438959.43 up 187748.59 from July 31.
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S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Siewert
Cattle Purchases Limited In State
BROOKINGS Sept. 13 Government cattle purchases in South Dakota are capped at 356 000 head after Sept 1. Ross Davies state county agent leader says this will cover all distressed cattle remaining in the state due to drought. Counties are closing their purchasing campaigns and further purchases depend on forthcoming information and a daily shipping quota of 1 920 head.
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State Brookings
South Dakota
Ross Davies
Davies
Law writer breaks new radio provisions after speech
Saat helped draft a new communications law and first spoke on the radio under it, later violating the rule by delivering a personal message to his sister via radio. Rayburn apologized saying he forgot the restriction as the 4 hour speech concluded.
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Washisiui
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Miss Lou
Texas
Rayburp
Japanese Steamer Tenzan Maru Sent SOS Off Oriental Coast
An SOS from the Japanese steamer Tenzan Maru was picked up by Pacific coast Mackay radio stations as it sailed off the Asian coast toward Hongkong. Interference blocked exact position details, but operators place the vessel off Asia. The Tenzan Maru is a steel ship of 3125 gross tons owned by Kinkai Yusen K.
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San. Francisco
Oriental
Mackay
Asia
Hongkong
Kinkai Yusen K
Oriental Ecomualate
Rioting and federal troop action loom in Rhode Island unrest
Woonsocket and Providence report violent night as 5000 rioters clash with police and National Guard. One 19 year old dies from gunshot wounds. seven others wounded. Gov Green seeks federal aid and a 500 man state police force.
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Woonsocket
R. L
J. Hector Paquinas
Theodore F. Green
New England
Jude Courtmandis
Paquin
Gov. Green
Rhoda Island
Woonsocket Rayon
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Johnson
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Vere
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Francia J. Gorman
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