Parker Asked to Report Money Spent in Shipbuilding
Washington Sept 21. Pharles M Schwab chair of Bethlehem Steel testified as Senate committee pressed its inquiry into shipbuilders funding merchant marine legislation. Norman P Parker of York Ship Building was asked to produce a record of 143000 dollars spent by the shipyard industry in Bethlehem for Geneva naval limits talks.
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Washington
Pharles M. Schwab
Bearh
Bethlehem
Bted Corporation
Jay
Senate
Sip
Geneva
Schwab
Norman P. Parker
Fs York Ship Building Corporation
Idusty
Betalé
Parker
Senator Allen
Republican
Kansas
Governor Sampson and publishers indicted in textbook bid case
Governor Flem D. Sampson and seven state textbook commission appointees along with 25 publishers were indicted by the Franklin County grand jury for receiving and giving space in connection with school book contracts. The governor pled not guilty and faces a trial set for October 2. Indicted for quiscemeanors, publishers face fines up to 20,000 dollars. officials up to 1,000 dollars or six months jail. Attorneys for the commissioners said charges hinge on statutory interpretation surrounding the text book commission.
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Frankfort
Flem
D. Sampson
Franklin County
Tre
Ben G. Williams
Couch
Text Book Commission
Sudden Death Claims Springs Officer Wellington Eddy
Wellington Springs chief of police Fred Eddy died of heart failure at his home early today after assisting Night Patrolman William Smith during an arrest. Born in the area, he is survived by his wife Edith, two sons Vernon and Glenn, a daughter Josie Wheeler of Aberdeen, and a brother D. O. Eddy. No funeral plans announced.
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Wellington Springs
Fred Eddy
Weslington Springs
Eddy
William Smith
Smith
Wessington Springs
Edith Eddy
Vernon and
Glenn
Wessinston Springs
Josie Wheeler
Aberdeen
D. O. Eddy
Bandits Rob Bank Of 8000 In Cash In Ivanhoe
Two bandits held up the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Ivanhoe late yesterday and escaped with about 5000 dollars in cash. They herded five occupants into the vault and fled in a touring car. The vault door was not fully closed and the alarm spread quickly. Ivanhoe, Minn., a town of about 700 residents in southwestern Minnesota near the South Dakota line.
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Ivanhoe
Minn
National Bank of
Messenger Boy Admits Acted As Bandit Tool
Milton Alter an 18 year old messenger boy confessed to acting as the tool of others in a theft of 512000 in negotiable securities from his employer. He said the robbery was directed by a man known as Jack Rosen who urged him to seize the opportunity. Alter collected securities and a 400000 certified check and carried them through Manhattan before delivering them to Rosen. He later claimed he had been kidnapped when he called his employer.
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New York
Milton Alter
Iis
Hiscue
Jack Rosen
Rosen
Guaranty Trust Company
Manhattan
Recreation Department
Dancin
Building Department
Fire Commission
Sppa
Laurence J. Richwine
Colin
Garvin Ene
Foud
Perjury enters Pantages case in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 21, prosecutors said perjury charges could be filed against two defense witnesses in the trial of Mrs. Alexander Pantages on a second degree murder count. The witnesses allegedly contradicted prior statements after the crash that killed a Japanese man. The case centers on allegations of intoxication tied to Mrs. Pantages.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
James P
Mrs. J. B. Reese Elected Moderator at Canova Meeting
Mrs. J. B. Reese of Mitchall was elected moderator of the Central Association of Congregational churches at their annual session in Canova. Badger named as the 1930 meeting site. Other officers include Rev. A. R. Boone registrar, Rev. B. E. W. Canfield adviser committee member, and Rev. Thomas Nowell appointed preacher for next year’s session.
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Canova
J. B. Reese
Mitchall
Central Association of Congregational Churches
Badger
A. R. Boone
Wessington Sarings
BE. W. Canfield
Letcher Meter
Thomas Nowell
Bryant
Lindbergh Lands in Port au Prince on Caribbean Tour
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrives in Port au Prince Haiti at 9 30 a m after leaving Santiago Cuba at 6 56 a m on a 7000 mile Caribbean tour accompanied by his wife. He has already landed at Havana and Camaguey Cuba and spent the night there before the 270 mile hop to Haiti.
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Lindberghs
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Pan American Radio
Miami
Charles A. Lindbergh
South America
Santiago
de Cuba
Caribbean
Havana
Camaaguey
Cuba
Chairman Legge and Brookhart Face Farm Board Inquiry
Washington hearings begin next Tuesday before the senate agriculture committee to probe the farm relief program of the federal farm board. The clash centers on Chairman Legge and Senator Brookhart as questions probe wheat market stabilization and board plans. Brookhart may question board members though not a member of the committee.
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Farm Board
Senate
Norbeck
Washington
Sikas
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Brockhart
Brookhart
Capper
Kansas
Geveral
Hoover
Membership Drive Gains Brown County Crews
Brown county reports strong responses to the national Parnmt Bureau membership campaign. A. W. Tompkins states two Aberdeen area team workers secured over 100 new members in two and a half days, with 46 written from 62 prospects. Brainard and High Hope townships posted 25 and 18 new members respectively in the same period.
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Brown County
A. ‘W."tompkins
Lee "Te, Curomins
Putney
Aberdeen
Brainard Township
High Hope
Ge B. Kennard
Onida
Saya
Sully County
Kennard
Spink County
Fall River County
Black Bass Harvest On At Lake Byron Hatchery
R L Ripple South Dakota fisheries superintendent toured the Lake Byron hatchery where thousands of black bass in a four to seven inch range filled the pond. He noted rapid growth due to abundant minnows and mature vegetation, and said seining would begin to plant fish in Lake Byron and 33 other lakes and dams. He compared this year’s crop to a 1928 hatch and hinted at a record-producing season ahead.
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R. L. Ripple
South Dakota
Lake Byron
Mr.Ripple
Ripple
Huron
Sever
South, Dakota
Mr. RI
Boy Scout Move Sparked In Springs Area
Wellington Springs September 21 A 11 year old Elmer Schmierer led a push to restart Boy Scout activities in the Wellington Springs area. He contacted the national headquarters and local officials, promising a new troop with L M Prayaile as scoutmaster. Fred Eggers of Huron discussed leaflets with Kiwanis sponsors as about 20 boys showed interest.
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Wellington
Springs
Elmer Schmierer
Schmierer
Elmer
Hoe
National
Boy Scout
Wessington Springs
L. M. Prayaile
Fred c. Eggers
Huron
Kiwanis Club
Three Die as Mexico City Politics Turn Violent
In Mexico City on September 21 clashes between Yáez Vasconcelos and Pascual Ortiz Rubio supporters near Avenida Hidalgo and San Fernando park left three dead. El Universal office area was guarded after threats tied to a boycott by the chamber of deputies majority bloc. Police imposed surveillance on surrounding streets to prevent further rioting.
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Mexico City
Natonik
Elec
Yése
Vasconcelos
Pascual ‘Ortiz
Rubio
Avenida Hidalgo
San Fernando Park
el Universal
Portes Gil
Vateconcelos
Mexican’ Chamber of Deputies
Killing Plot in Textile Strike Emerges in Charlotte
Report from Charlotte dated Sept 21 cites details of an alleged plot by radicalists to assassinate Police Chief O F Aderholt of Gastonia and to blow up targets in Charlotte and Gastonia. Prosecutors in a trial of 16 strikers and union members are named along with figures like A L Bulwinkis and Clyde R Hoey. A linked Gastonia inquest into the mob slaying of Mrs May Wiggins faces delays due to press of matters.
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Charlotte
N.C
New York City
Soucher
John G. Carpenter
O. F. Aderholt
Gastonia
May Wiggins
National Textile Workers “Union
International Labor ‘Defense
Tomérrow
A. L. Bulwinkis
Clyde R Hoey
Tony Grandone
North Carolina
Edwin J “Bridges
Sstate
Coardan
Bran
Bridges
Guaranteed Delivery Begins September In Huron City
The Evening Huronite announces guaranteed delivery starting Monday September 23 to city subscribers through Western Union. If the paper does not reach by 6 30 PM subscribers should notify Western Union for prompt service and replacement.
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Euaruateé
Huron
Western ‘Union Egraphy Company
Western Union
Authorities Blame Departments In Detroit Night Club Fire
Detroit investigation expands to four city departments over the Study club blaze that killed 21 and injured 48. Prosecutor vows to hold authorities who permitted operation accountable. Evidence points to a cloak room door opening as flames raced from the first floor causing a deadly stampede.
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Detroit
Henry J. Garvin
James Chenot
Denies Stewart Plans To Fight Rockefeller Interests
NEW YORK Sept 1 Sir J Hlenri Deterding managing director of the Royal Dutch Shell group cabled New York that he has no information on the movements of Cal Robert W Stewart former head of Standard Oil Indiana who was reported en route to London to confer with Sir Henry on a world oil combine to challenge Rockefeller interests particularly Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Stewart, a former Huronian, had lived in Huron while attorney for Chicago and North Western railway in South Dakota He became chairman of Standard Oil Indiana after leaving Huron and was defeated for re election last Spring when opposed by Rockefeller interests.
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New York
Jhlenri Deterding
Royal Dutch Shell Group
Cal
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
London
Sir Henry
Rockefeller
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Coronel Stewart
Huron
Chicago and North Western Railway
South Dakota
Standard Oil, Company of Indiana
Plane Victims to be Buried Monday
Tulare will bury Roy and Floyd McNeil Monday afternoon after their Thursday plane crash near Tulare. The brothers died when a stunt plane plunged into their father's pasture, witnesses noting a wing shake before the death dive. Roy, a limited commercial pilot, had joined Floyd and friends from Avon Illinois for the flight and stunt.
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Tulare
Roy
Floyd McNeil
Methodist
Avon
Aviato
F W. Tompkins
ofAvon
S.W. Clegston
Avon Motor Sales
D. P. Douglas
C. W. King
Ray McNeill
B. L. McNeill
Spink County
Floyd
Huron
Body of 98-year-old pioneer Ziebach to arrive Yankton
Fankton, Sept 21. The body of Francis M. Ziebach, 98, Dakota, pioneer, who died yesterday at Wessington Springs, will arrive here today and interment will be in Yank ton cemetery. The Masonic order will lead services Sunday afternoon honoring the man who was the oldest Mason in the state. Ziebach came to Yankton in 1861.
German Mystery Ship May Feature In Parley
Washington reports Germany’s new 10,000 ton warship with six 11 inch guns could shape future naval talks. Some U.S. officers warn a 1936 move to abolish battleships would be aided by such ships. The craft challenges Versailles limits and Washington arms conference ideas about eight inch guns on capital ships. If practical, its design may influence future capital ship limitation negotiations.
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Washington
Germany
Increase Comes in S. D. Despite Smaller Yields
South Dakota will see total value of its 10 leading farm crops reach about $191.8 million in 1929, up from $148.2 million in 1928, despite lower than last year yields in mining and stances. Roy L. Emry of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce cites September 15 prices and notes the final report could push the gain toward $50 million.
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South Dakota
Roy L. Emry
Emry
Iaru
Santa Gaeta
Christian Church Services In School
Services for the First Christian Church will be held in the Wilson school building at 674 Montana avenue southwest. Sunday school starts at 10, with an 11 o clock sermon on Broken Things. Evening sermon title The Bible, the Sword of the Spirit. Christian Endeavor meets at 7.
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First Christian Church
Wilson School
Montana Avenue Southwest
Weather forecast for Haren and South Dakota regions
Weather Haren Unsetted probably rain tonight and Sunday with no clear temperature change. South Dakota cloudy with likely showers in east tonight or Sunday and in west tonight through Sunday. cooler conditions predicted in western areas for the coming period.
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Haren
South Dakota
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Legee
International Harvester Company
Boy Launches
Mexico
Quer Rubio
Casconcelos
R- M. Irving
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Will Trying
Stewart
Rockefellers
Floyd McNeill
Clayberge
Tinois
Ziebach
Yankton
S. D
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