Relief Body Debates Centralized Feed Buying Plan
A relief meeting at the State Fair grounds discusses centralized feed purchases and standard profit margins. Elevator operators vow to sell at low prices to farmers in drought areas. Gov Green and aides push for agency purchases. Red Cross support offered for food buys. Representatives from South Dakota Farmers Elevator assoc and other elevator firms attend. Governor Green and Gov Schafer discuss federal livestock feed loan terms and potential for second mortgages to ease access.
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Vincent Hoyman
Albert Evans
St. Louis Red Cross
Red Cross
South Dakota Farmers Elevator Association
Fair Grounds
Euron
State Fair Grounds
Green
Charles McCaffree
Hero
Pierre
C. Larsen
South Dakota State College
George Starring
Huron
Still Unconscious After Sunday Crash
Aberdeen dispatch reports Chester Williams of Ipswich remains unconscious from injuries after a Sunday automobile collision at a railroad crossing near Ipswich. Williams, the sole injured party, sustained a head and internal injuries. he was a spring graduate with athletic records.
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Aberdeen
Chester Williams
Ipswich
Wile
Weather Summary Improves Overnight Across Regions
Mostly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Wednesday with a possible late warmup in the east portion. The extreme west portion remains cooler as fronts shift, bringing a gradual rise in temperatures by Wednesday.
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Evelat Fm
Wedmday
Senator Sheppard targets near wine concentrates and buyer liability
Senator Sheppard of Texas, a co author of the eighteenth amendment, plans legislation to curb sale of fruit juice concentrates used to make wine and to make liquor buyers equally guilty with sellers. He introduced similar bills previously as he seeks to remove doubt. Legal representative Mabel Willebrandt testified to the Wickersham Commission that her grape concentrate company has authority to produce and distribute its product.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Prohibition Enforcement
Wickersham Commission
Legion Discusses Employment Aid at Detroit Conference
Washington reports the American Legion's unemployment commission debating plans to fight joblessness ahead of the Detroit national convention. General James G. Harbord warned against endorsing broad relief and bonus schemes, urging practical employment measures like a national forestry program and creation of employment agencies.
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Washington
Americas Legion
James G. Harbord
The
American Expeditionary Forces
Legion
Detroit
Herbord
Howard P. Savage
Employment Commission
Savage
Legion Convention
National Conference of Governors
Perkins Hearing Compensation Case Before South Dakota Official
Arguments concluded this afternoon in a hearing before South Dakota Industrial Commissioner R D Perkins. Joe Gainor of Huron seeks additional liability compensation for injuries from a basement cave in while employed by Huron Construction Co. Gainor says he cannot return to work until July 15 and was paid compensation only until February 1. T H Luby represents Gainor, H Ager of Aberdeen appears for the defendant.
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Geinor
H. Ager of
Aberdeen
Cotton Limitation Agreement Sets One Fourth Planting Area
An arrangement bans planting beyond one quarter of the cultivated land. The deal outlines reduced cotton acreage to curb overproduction and stabilize prices. Officials stated the plan targets growers to limit crop area effectively.
State Treasurer Goodhope Refutes All Charges With Records
Turner county treasurer A C Goodhope presented official records to deny charges of mishandling funds. He cited stamped endorsements on warrants, detailed highway fund advances, and affidavits from laborers confirming full payments. Local legislators and the attorney accompanied him as auditors review county finances continued.
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Goodhope
Court House
McLaughlin Noreen
Calc Newstonermen
Turner County
Andrew S. Bogue
Parker
C. H. Hornbeck
Centerville
Guathepe
McLaughlin-Nozeet
Krapmen
Pape
Recommend Brown To Succeed Fess
Washington reporters note Republicans urge President Hoover to nominate Charles Brown for the Fees chair, citing continuity after Claudius Hurieo’s retirement while other GOP members push for a permanent choice ahead of next year’s election.
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Brown
Fess
Washington
Hoover
Congrem
Fees
Seaing
Heve
Claudius Hurieo
McDougall Removal Refused By Green
Pierre, Sept. 15. Government officials report that the removal of McDougall was refused by Green, prompting local reaction and ongoing discussions over the stake and authorities involved.
Minnesotan May Share In Big Estate
New York September 15. A will left by Eile Wendel, last of two sisters, bequeaths 3100 000 000 from the mansion at 2th street and Fifth avenue. From hundreds of claimants some fraudulent, Arthur Garfield Hays argues for the kinship claim of 27. The Minneapolis resident Niels Jacobson Wendel, 76, a retired mail carrier, is identified among potential heirs.
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New York
Eile Wendel
2Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Garfield Hays
Minneapolis
Niels Jacobson Wendel
Belized Facing Many Problems After Devastating Storm
Belize faces food and water shortages and disease outbreaks after a powerful storm. Estimates place dead between 500 and 1,000, with higher tolls expected as outlying districts report in. Mass burials proceed, Salvation Army runs soup kitchens, doctors seize 10,000 gallons of water for relief.
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Belize
British Honduras
Diddier Masson
Bhurricane
Salvation Army
Deadwood Fires Believed Controlled in Black Hills
Fire officials expect containment of several blazes in the Black Hills near Deadwood after residents were evacuated from homes and outbuildings. Property damage includes furniture and other belongings with reports of significant smoke and disruption to surrounding towns.
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Mortherts Black Hills
Dartroynd
Wickard Cline Trial Delayed By Anderberg
Trial of A Cline, once a key figure linked to solving wurpies colton, is postponed as Anderberg factors delay proceedings. The case involves ongoing legal actions and awaits new dates.
Thomas O'Brien Begins Four Year Penitentiary Term
Thomas O'Brien former Haven banker and ex president of the South Dakota Bankers Association arrived at the Sioux Falls penitentiary to begin a four year sentence for embezzlement and excessive loans. He was assigned inmate number 6512 and will be eligible for time off for good behavior after three years and one month.
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Sioux Falls
Thomas O'Brien
South Dakota
O'Brien
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Faulkton
Frank Meehan
Potter County
Meehan
Mitchell
Haven State Bank
South Dakota Bank Era Association
J. H. Bottum
Bolen
Thomas O’brien
Haven
Sious’ Falls
Court Holds Up Truck Tax Law
A temporary restraining order suspends enforcement of the New South Dakota truck tax law. The order, issued by Federal Judge A Lee Wyman, names state officials and Hanson county officials as defendants. The suit argues license fees are unreasonable and conflict with interstate commerce authority. Hearing set for September 7 in Sioux Falls before a three judge panel.
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Deadwood
South Dakota
A. Lee Wyman
Elizabeth Coyne
E. 3. Goff
M. Q. Sharpe
C. Bates
Brook Howell
Verne Rayburn
Hanson County
Sioux Falls
Kimbrough Stone
Circuit’ Court of Appeals
St Louis
Wyman
Egbert And Pickus Plead Not Guilty In County Case
Aberdeen reports Paul Federt former county engineer and Herman Pickus a contractor pleaded not guilty to charges of obtaining money from Brown county under false pretenses. Both remain free on 3000 bonds as the statute of limitations issues were sustained and demurrers on other counts were overruled.
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Aberdeen
Paul Federt
Hermen Pickus
Brown County
Egbert
Pickus
Johnson Hearing To Be Held Here Over Removal Of State Director
Charges of maladministration against Oscar H. Johnson director of the South Dakota game and fish department will be heard by the state commission at a special meeting here. A. Saunders of Huron former deputy game warden who was discharged in 1929 filed the complaints accusing Johnson of illegal mileage fees elk and pheasant out of season and failing to protect hatchery site interests. Saunders who had sought the position later withdrew his application.
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Oscar H. Johnson
South Dakota Game and Fish Department
State Game and Fish Commission
Johnson
Pierre
A. Saunders
Huron
Cleghorn Springs
Rapid City
Saunders
Commission
Governor's Office
Hoover Plans National Conference on Home Building
President Hoover announced a nationwide housing conference to promote home building and ownership. About 1,000 citizens from four states will meet December 2 to 5 to address design, equipment, city planning, household management and related housing factors with broad national association participation.
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Hoover
Washington
United States
Two Injured in Yankton Highway Smashup
On highway 50 east of Yankton two women suffered serious injuries when their car veered into a ditch while attempting to pass another vehicle. Mrs Blunk of Topeka and Mrs Hunter of Sioux City were hospitalized with fractures and head injuries.
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Yankton
William Alunk
Topeks
Kan
C. H. Hunter
Sioux City
Highway 50
Hunter
Blunk
Yankton Bridge
State Fair attendance mixed. derby and spelling contests noted
Attendance at the South Dakota State Fair ran behind last year’s pace on the first day with about seven thousand entered by noon. Derby races drew crowds while Torch Mate was not listed to compete. Governor Green toured the grounds as 4-H events and live stock judging progressed with the parade and Style Revue set for tomorrow.
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South Dakota
Torch Mate
Ben Fulwider
Tons
Warren Green
Central Relief Committee
Hue
Alton Amdahl
Moody County Farm Lad
Mabeus Vance
Meade County
Ethan
Melba Heckel
Beadle County Bay
Robert Johnson
Willow Lake
Ralph Holla
Yankton
Alice Vareda
Platte
June Peterson
Irene
Young Amdobl
Clinsman School
Flandreau
Flandreau High School
Wilbur Johnson
Miss Vance
Owanka
Alton
Governor Green
Viola Mach
Tabor
Chicago
Europe
Oglock
Sioux Falls Cuts Levy and Exposition Annex Funds
Sioux Falls city commissioners reduce the municipal levy by two mills and trim funding for an exposition annex to the coliseum by 65 thousand dollars and for storm sewer by 90 thousand dollars. The total amount to be raised declines to 488 thousand dollars, with annex and sewer costs drawn from surplus funds.
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Sioux Falls
Coliseum
Banks Close At Noon For State Fair Attendance
All banks in Huron will close tomorrow afternoon from 12 o'clock to permit the employees to attend the state fair.
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Huron
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George F. Schafer
North Dakota
Spon
Department of Agriculture
Ory
Department of Agricultura
Wurpies Colton
State Penitentiary
Fred R. Smith
Egbert and
Gay. Green
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