Coulter Rising Through Government Service Ranks
Washington reports Dr. John Coulter of Fargo North Dakota is appointed to the tariff commission, reflecting President Moore’s preference for promoting from within federal service. The piece notes several cabinet and agency promotions under past administrations and Hoover era selections as examples of this ladder strategy.
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John Ce Coulter
Fargo
N. D
Tariff Commission
Moore
Pea
White House
Henry L. Stimson
Art
Philippines
Eld
State Department
Mc. Hoover Alite
Hig
William D. Mi
James W. Good
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
Julius. Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce
Charles D. Mahaffie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas F. Woodlock
Coulter
Nye Committee Heads to Nebraska Inquiry
In Chicago on September 19, Senators Nye and Dale adjourned the Illinois Primary funds probe until after the November election. They will reopen the Nebraska senatorial primary inquiry at Lincoln next Monday and examine possible ties between power interests and George W. Norris of Broken Bow, who challenged Senator Norris.
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Nye
Nebraska
Chicago
Illinois
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Porter H. Dale
Nermott
Lincoln
Dale
Senator Nye
Hand County Raises Many Corn Varieties
Hand County outlines three main seed corn varieties for next season. Minnesota No. 12 is large and early, Wermples dient is larger with sharp grain ends, and a tall early white corn yields reliable crops. Threshing resumes after wet weather damaged much grain and lowered grades at the elevator.
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Hand County
Northwest
Minnesota
Law Grand Jury Fails to Indict Magistrates
New York September 19 District Attorney Crain re opened the grand jury probe into alleged bribery in city magistrate promotions at Governor Roosevelt’s request. Special prosecutor Todd, who directs the inquiry, said he was surprised by a World report naming 13 magistrates and two former magistrates under investigation.
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New York
George F. Ewald
Crain
Roosevelt
Hiram 5
Todd
New York World
Special Grand Jury
Heitz Faces Trial for Jail Break Conspiracy
Ipswich dispatch reports Nick Heitz of Ipswich awaiting trial on charges of complicity in an attempted jail break. The plot involved a hack saw allegedly supplied by Blitz to help Orville Melton commit the break at Edmonds County jail while other prisoners played music to mask the noise. The scheme was uncovered.
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Heitz
Ipswich
Nick Heitz
Blitz
Orville Melton
Edmonds
Melton
Democrats Reorganize Aberdeen Committee in Plan
Brown County Democrats outlined campaign plans and reorganized the county committee at a meeting in Aberdeen, electing George L. Kemper of Aberdeen as chairman.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Democrats
George L. Kemper
Miniature golf scare thwarts local duck hunt near lake
In Sioux Falls on September 18 postmaster Jeff Seals reported a duck hunting trip near Brandt Lake. He waited against a lake wind but the ducks avoided his range. He later learned a nearby resort's golf course frightened the birds, yet Seals still collected nine ducks.
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Sioux Falls
Jeff Seals
Brandt Lake
Weather summary for Huron region forecast today
A fragmented weather note reports temperatures from today and a year ago, monthly and yearly precipitation totals, sunrise and sunset times, and a forecast for Huron and nearby areas. It notes fair and cooler conditions tonight into Saturday with possible frost in southern regions, and scattered frost and cloudiness across South Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota with a warmer Saturday afternoon in western areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
South
North
Iowa
East
Minnesota
Road Conditions Report From Multiple Cities
Mitchell 55 with high 88 and low 54 shows light precipitation 0.03 inches and roads reported as good and clear Watertown 54 high 89 low 49 no precipitation roads good and clear Huron 53 high 85 low 52 with 0.05 inches precip Yenkton 60 high 32 low unidentified Aberdeen 56 high 54 with trace precip roads good but cloudy Sioux Falls 58 high 84 low 55 with 0.01 inches precip roads good and clear Rapid City 47 high 87 low 48 trace precip roads good and clear Pierre 53 high 98 low 53 trace precip roads good and cloudy
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Mitchell
Watertown
Huron
Yenkton
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Trace
Pierre
Gasoline iron sparks kitchen blaze at Ferney
In Ferney on Sept 19 Mrs Arthur Mielke, wife of a local farmer, reached for a gasoline iron causing a spark to ignite gasoline and cloth. The resulting flame caught nearby wearing apparel, igniting the kitchen but the fire was controlled before causing house damage. Barry Sewell, son of Dr and Mrs H D Sewell, left for Delafield Wis to attend St Johns Military Academy. Tulane football expects a strong running attack this year with a largely sophomore lineup and veteran backfield.
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Annie
Ferney
Arthur Mielke
Barry D. Sewell
H. D. Sewell
Delafield
Wis
St. John’s Military Academy
Tine
Tulane
Prohibition War Heats Up In 1920 Campaign
Washington reports show wet groups have spent 425,370 this year while dry forces total 9,622. The Anti-Saloon League and allied committees frame the issue as most clear since Prohibition began, with wets concentrating in New Jersey and Missouri and drys aiming to retain Senate strength and a 70 percent House majority.
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Washington
Rl Scott McBride
McBride
Senate
House of Representatives
Association Against the
Thodrys
New Jersey
Missouri
Anti Saloon League
Ita
Prohibition National Committee
National
National Y W Worker to visit Huron for state conference
Miss Grace Stuff, national staff member of the YWCA, will visit Huron in October for a state conference of Girl Reserve club advisers secretaries and committee women at Camp Wilson Lake Byron October 4 and 5. The event includes discussions on community life changes and technical club questions with attendees from all Girl Reserve clubs in the state.
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National
Y. W
Miss Grace
Girl Reserve
Huron
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Donald Georgia
Miss Stuff
New York City
L. E. Decis
South Dakota State University
Adria Titterington
National Rural Communities “Department
Girls’ Work Committee
Beadle County
W CA
Pardon and Commutations Granted by Governor Bulow
Governor Bulow announced pardons and commutations for several inmates. C A Freed of Minnehaha County received a pardon with conditions to pursue a useful occupation to support his family. Others granted commutations include Suiney Smith of Meide County, Emily Pierson of Jerauld County, and Herman Nelson of Minnehaha County, each with adjusted sentences for grand larceny and forgery.
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Bulow
State Pardon Board
C. A. Freed
Minnehaha County
Suiney Smith
Meide County
Emily Pierson
Jerauld County
Herman Nelson
Minnehaha
Peace moves shift in northern China amid Feiping revolt
Chang Hsuehliang and Chang Heeuh Nang, governors of Manchuria, reportedly press for peace as Feiping forces weaken against the Nanking government. Manchurian troops move toward Peiping Tientsin, with 44,000 troops ordered to secure the railway and capture northern capital and key city.
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Chang Hsuehliang
Tientsin
China
Chang Heeuh Nang
Manchuria
Feiping
Nanking
Mukden
Heiping
Peiping
Liwan
Chihli
Great Wall
King George Hosts Scottish Servants Ball at Deeside Castle
King George and Queen Mary presided over a servants ball at Bal Mora Castle on Deeside. Attendees wore tartan kilts and danced only traditional reels and waltzes. The Prince of Wales Duke of Gloucester and Prince George joined, with the king observing and conversing with guests. Several royal figures traveled from London to attend.
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London
Balmora
Scotland
Bullroom
Deeside
Prince of Wales
le Townet
Duke of Gloucester
Prince George
King George
Mary
John Lind Dies in Minneapolis at 76
John Lind 76 former governor and congressman from Minnesota died after a long illness in Minneapolis. He was a diplomat for President Wilson to Mexico in 1913 and later served in four congressional terms. Lind, a key figure in Minnesota Democrats, changed parties from Republican to Democrat in 1896. He left a widow two sons and a daughter.
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Minneapolis
John Lind
Woodrow Wilson
Mexico
Minnesota
Lind
Wilson
Conquess
Democrats
Atlantic flight heroes welcomed after Paris to New York voyage
Lieutenant Maurice Belionte leads the welcome for the Paris to New York airmen who arrived yesterday. Thousands cheered as the famous plane the Question Mark landed at Curtiss Reynolds airport. Banquet honors praised Lindbergh and predicted faster passenger planes.
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Maurice
Belionte
Millvau
New -York
Mark
Curtiss-Reynolds
Coste
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Sewage Plant Plans Approved at Springs
Wellington Springs residents learned plans for the new sewage disposal plant were approved by the state sanitation engineer after revision. City bids will be opened October 13, with rapid construction planned. $12,000 in bonds were approved at a summer special election to fund the project.
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Wellington
Springs
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