City to speed ditch work with digging machine and relief labor
City commissioners approve using a duel digging machine to speed water delivery from wells to mains and plan to hire relief workers from rehabilitation camp at 48 hours weekly with city pay. Delivery timing for pipe to west wells remains uncertain and a November flow date is only a guess.
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Hien
Metting
M. F. Walt
Tim
Wilator
Huron
Mary Svee
G. M. Anderson
Walter T. Green
John P. Sauer
Pierre
Foster Custody Case Delayed in Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles a custody case for seven year old Whitney Foster was put over until tomorrow after jurisdiction questions arose. Mrs Iva G Foster seeks permanent custody while her ex husband John Morrell Foster asserts a prior 230000 settlement and a 300000 trust for the child.
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Los Angeles
Iva G. Foster
John Morrell Foster
S. D
Whitney
Sioux Falls
Foster
Farley Welcomed To South Dakota As Postal Chief Visits Sioux Falls
Postmaster General James Farley visits Sioux Falls for a rally with South Dakota Democrats. A torchlight parade precedes his appearance at the municipal coliseum with many county delegations and a public reception in the lobby.
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Farley
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
James Farley
Vo W. Hawes
Huron
A. N. Graff
John Morin
Chamber of Commerce
de. J.C. Clark
Beadle
Bandin County
Turner
Cook
Hutchinson Counties
Dell Rapids
Brule County
Cluett
Bon Homme County
Yankton County
Miner County
Cus
Hamlin County
Lincoln County
Spink
Kingsbury
Codington County
Lake
Lawrence
Moody
Hand
Freezing Weather Seen For Tonight
Freezing temperatures are expected in Huron and vicinity tonight for the first time this season. After a morning shower that yielded 0.12 inch of precipitation, chilly weather prevailed and the thermometer stood at 45 degrees near 2 pm. Fall officially arrives Sunday at 11 46 am. Warmer weather is forecast for tomorrow afternoon. Snow and freezing temps were reported across the west with a general storm from the Canadian border to central Colorado.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Canadian
Colorado
Rockies
Rapid City
Sidney
Neb
North Dakota
Minnesota
Max
N. D
Argyle
Duluth
Minneapolis
Plains
Buron Area Weather: Colder Tonight with Freezing Temps
South Dakota forecast shows fair weather tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. Colder conditions affect the east and south. freezing temperatures are expected tonight with a warming trend by Friday afternoon.
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Buron
South Dakota
Farley Praises Program of AAA
SHENANDOAH 1A Sept. 2 Western Iowa farmers heard Postmaster General James Farley praise the farm adjustment program as a major achievement of the New Deal. He said the program curbs overplanting and excess meat production, lifts market burdens, and helps farm prices recover to prewar levels. Farley lauded Roosevelt administration measures including corn loans and hog adjustments.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
James Farley
Roosevelt
Forley
Bombs Hit Japanese Farms in Salt River Valley
Dynamite blasts damaged irrigation ditches and the home of a Japanese farmer in Arizona’s Salt River Valley. Three explosions followed white farmers’ demands for Japanese and Hindus to evacuate lands, with no injuries reported. Japanese leader Kashitani appealed for protection, while Arizona Governor Moeur and Consul General Hori urged restraint amid tense anti alien agitation.
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Fhoenix
Ariz
Salt River
R. Suging
Junior A. Kashitani
Tonokazu Hori
Los Angeles
Moeur
Lam
Gov
Arizona
Washington
Tokyo
Ugh Valley
Farmers Holiday Board Opposes Strike At Present
Des Moines reports the National Farmers Holiday association directors unanimously decide no farmers strike now Milo Reno says discussion shows farmers have nothing to sell and nothing to gain. A veteran resolution supports farmer rights to organize without AAA interference while backing labor for its unions.
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Des Moines
National Farmrers Holiday Association
Milo Reno
Reno
Iowa Farmers Union
AAA
National Farmers Holiday Association
National Farm
St. Paul
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lawton
German officers aiding South American armies questioned
Berlin officials expressed surprise at a Washington inquiry witness claim that German officers train South American troops. A foreign office spokesman cited Gen. Hans Kundt as the only confirmed officer in South America, noting no others are known though a few may have acted independently after the war.
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Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Washington
Kundt
Hans Kundt
Bolivia
Paraguay
South America
Women Collect Old Clothes City Drive Sits by Precincts
Women from the City Federation of Women's Clubs plan a citywide clothes drive. They will survey 14 precincts, call on homes next week for old clothes, then the American Legion will collect bundles for needy families. Mrs. S R Schuyler is general chairman and will appoint precinct chairmen.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
American Legion
S. R. Schuyler
Precinct 1
Marital Swap Called Off by Judge in Missouri
In Cass County Missouri two farmers Roy Hart and Low E Oliver received divorce decrees on September 12 and soon after married each other’s spouses in Kansas City. Circuit Judge Leslie A Bruce voided the divorces as “deliberate collusion” after finding their names listed in a newspaper marriage notice, restoring their previous marital ties.
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Farrisonville
Cass County
Leslie A. Bruce
Bruce
Roy Hart
Low E. Oliver
Kansas City
Kansas City Where Mr. Hart Married Mrs. Oliver and Mr. Oliver
Hart
Infernal device found under Houston dock threat to ships
Morgan Steamship officials disclosed a large store of 60 percent nitroglycerine dynamite totaling 319 pounds was found under the Houston Gulf Trade liners dock on the Houston ship channel. An alarm clock and battery were connected to the device. investigators removed the explosives and searched the Morgan Line terminal for further threats amid recent shipboard fires in the region.
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Houston
Texas
Morgan Steamship Line
Houston Ship Channel
Morgan Jine
Erminz
Carrifean
Morre Castle
Morgan Lne
Killing Resumed At Armour Plant After Water Shortage
Armour packing plant in Huron resumed operations after an eight month shutdown caused by a water shortage. About 110 men returned to work today with gradual increases planned as departments restart. The plant now draws water from a gravel pack well producing around 300 gallons per minute while a second well is being developed.
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Armour Plant
Armour Packing Plant
Huron
Dames River
A. E. Danielson
Crawford Trial Set For Monday in Onida
The trial of William B. Crawford former Sully county treasurer for misappropriation is slated to begin Monday before Circuit Judge John F. Hughes. Crawford faces charges of misappropriating about 900 dollars in county funds.
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Crawford
Onida
William B. Crawford
Sully
John F. Hughes
The News Behind the News on NRA Turmoil
A Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt lost direction on NRA policy as Richberg's reform plan clashed with labor board shifts. Johnson reasserts authority while Hopkins refuses to cut relief to strikers, leaving observers unsure who leads the NRA and where it heads.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Richberg
White House
Labor Board
Houde
Kobler
Carrigan
General Johnson
Must Have Safety Glass In Iowa Soon
Des Moines reports interpretations of the new safety glass law from a ruling by Assistant Attorney General Harry Garrett. Vehicles for hire or school buses built after Jan 1 1935 must have safety glass to operate legally in Iowa and other motor vehicles built after July 1 1935 require safety glass regardless of use.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harry Garrett
Garrett
Railroads Agree To Lower Rates In Drought Areas
The Beadle county elevator committee reports railroads will cut freight rates on hay alfalfa corn fodder by half to two thirds. Rates become effective after relief administrations approve them. The South Dakota Elevator Association credits Governor Berry and various groups for pressuring railroads. The measure could let farmers keep 20 to 30 percent more livestock at the same cost and may benefit railroads in the long run.
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Sheldon P. Reese
Beadle County Elecator
Reese
EB. Boyd
Western Trunk Line Committee
Boyd
Berry
Chicago
Washington
Jensen Putney
S. D
South Dakota
Tom Berry
South Dakota Elevator Association
C. Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Lindbergh kidnap case bust lands Hauptmann suspect
New York police announce Bernard Hauptmann in custody over the Lindbergh ransom payment. The alien stowaway's Bronx address is cited as the source of the $50,000, with reports of recovered bills and a possible Bronx floor stash. Investigators confirm $13,700 recovered and say details will follow.
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Bernard Richard Hauptmann
New York
Department of Justice and Police
Cine
Charles A. Lindbergh
East
Nd Streat
The
Bronx
Greenwich Street
Dr. Condon
Joh
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lakewood
O'Ryan
J. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey State Police
Lyons
James Finn
J. Edgar Hoover
Sureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Matt
Lindberghs
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Relief Administration
W. W. Howes
Arizona Valley
Tokyo Foreign Office
State Department
Manchukuo
Farmers Holiday Board
Paul
Paul Malem
Hyde Park
Harry Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Johnson
Hopkins
Eastman
Joseph B. Eastman
Department of Transportation
Atlantic City
Legion
William Reaves
Jassie
Aésie
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