Wolsey Youth Arrested in De Smet Night Marshal Slaying
De Smet South Dakota Sept 21 Wolsey youth Cas tle Durham 24 confessed to detectives that he shot Arthur Back night marshal of De Smet on Sept 13. Virgil Durham another Wolsey youth reportedly confessed and is sought for extradition. Brothers Henry Castle Jesse left Wolsey for Winterset and Sioux City amid police manhunt for Back’s killer.
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DE Smet
Castle Durham
Virgil Durham
Wolsey
Arthur Back
de Smoat
Zesse
Henry
Wolty
Winterset, Te
Winterset
Virgil
Castle
Jesse
Durham Farm
Gayville
Aister
Sioux City
Back
G. W. Durham
Meeting on Winter Relief Plan at Chamber of Commerce
Representatives from OL BU CMVie will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 tonight to discuss the winter relief program. Clyde R. Smith relief chairman of the Association Charities calls the session to organize the relief effort and stresses the need for proper and effective handling. He urges all representatives to attend promptly so Legionnaires can join the Huron Legion post meeting later.
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Harom
Chamber of Commerce
Clyder R. Smith
Association Charities
Sid
Mr. Smith
Weather forecast for Cialietinen area
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with mild temperatures. Expect rising temperatures Friday and light wind with no precipitation indicated. Nearby towns show similar fair conditions with gradual warming into the weekend.
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Cialietinen
Seven Acre Lake Planned at Mount Coolidge in State Park
Rapid City reports a relief fund project to impound a seven and a half acre lake at Mount Coolidge within the American Legion tourist camp area. The project hires 3 to men for winter and a second lake at Custer state park is set for spring. The dam, 209 feet long and 32 feet high, will be earthen with rock faced shores. The work uses about 25 thousand dollars in federal relief funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, under the supervision of Dr. Carle Lenker and Col. Earle Lewis. The lake averages five feet deep, rises to two feet at the maximum, and lies along the highway from the Game Lodge and Custer toward Hot Springs.
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Rapid City
Custer State Park
Mount Coolidge
Galena Creek
American Legion
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Carle Lenker
Colone
Earle Lewis
Game Lodge
Custer
Hot Springs
Beadle County Poor Farm Records Steeply Rise in Costs
Preliminary audit figures show Beadle County poor farm projected expenditures of 14 733.39 for the year ended month end, with net maintenance costs 13 247 and receipts from livestock and produce 2 - 1F. Last year net cost 5 578.13. Increases attributed to new housing, equipment, feed shortages, and higher inmate numbers. Formal county audit to follow.
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Beadle County
D. C. Sar- Rent
Federal Civil Service Sees 13 300 Job Cuts Since July
The Civil Service Commission reported a government payroll of 575 million by Aug 31, down 13 300 from a year earlier. Permanent Washington staff fell little, while furloughs and temporary workers reduced counts across the field. Temporary staff dropped 3 562 and field employees stood at 508 167 with 474 185 permanent and 36 222 temporary.
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Washington
Pep
Civil Service
Wshington
Chicagoan Heads National G. A. R. Commander
Captain William P. Wright of Chicago was elected commander of the national G A R. Wright remains active in Chicago real estate and assumed his new duties as the head of the organization.
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G. A. R. Springfield
William P. Wright
Chi
Chiat Gelghis
Wright
Chicago Real Estate
Roosevelt Invasion California Swing on Public Utilities Policy
Roosevelt tours the west addressing regulation and control of public utilities in electricity. In California he campaigns for the Democratic ticket, clashes with Hoover on federal power, and outlines steps for transparency, holding companies, and prudent investment pricing.
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Roosevelt
California
Portland
Garner
Hoover
San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John M. Garner
Chicago
William Gibbs McAdoo
Redding
McAdoo
United States Senate
My. Hoosevelt
West
Ught
Federal Power Commissions
Federal
Public Utilities Commissions
States
McTine
Georgia Bea Denies Die Theft In Hollywood Scandal
Hollywood reports deny Georgia Bea stole the affection of Albert J Cohen, noted triple player and agent. Corl Paler and Georgia Leanty named defendants in a $100000 suit over alleged infatuation disputes. Cohen disclosed he and his wife were separated and pursuing divorce as Bea claimed she pressed for access to his office.
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Georgia Bea
Hollywood
Albert J. Cohen
Corll Palenr
Georgia Leanty
Mins Pelmer
Abe
Cohen
Oway
Isushie
Chicago Cube Sheds Light on Rivalry With Yemkees
A brief notes a sequence of games between the Chicago Cube and the New York Yemkees in Fayetteville Arkansas where Boy Scouts are involved in tegenta events.
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Chicago
New York
Fayetteville,Ark
Boy Scouts
Tegenta
Porter Has Proof Prosperity Is Back
Chicago report says porter George Johneen found a large possum on State Street and claimed it symbolized prosperity returning to town. He expected to cook and feast once home with sweet potatoes. The animal, labelled Prosperity, was alive inside a container, while observers noted it as a dead possum.
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Chicago
State Street
G. W. Johneen
George
Jearm
Flathers Paroled After Probationable Sentence Review
South Dakota authorities approve a reduced term for Ronald Flathers of Iroquois who is serving a life sentence for a offensive act. Under new rules he becomes eligible for parole after serving one fourth of his term and can be released if good conduct continues.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Green
Ronald Flathers
Rica
Flathers
Tima
Doris Rounds
Pardon Board
Relief Road Work Starts In County in Readle Beadle South Dakota
Beadle county begins relief road projects funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. Thirty-five to forty-five workers will be employed on graded and gravel projects including Foster Banner road and the old Sunshine highway with funds totaling about 13000, plus extra for Ravine park dam. Additional loans and future relief work are under consideration at Pierre.
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Readle
H. M. Pierce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pierce
Pierre
South Dakota
Yale
John York
Percy Phillips
Lester Fulton
Sunshine Highway
Sd, 41
Virgil
Ravine Park
Lom White
Frenchr
Morey
Beadle County
Fort
Wee
Green
United States Treasury
Pennington
Custer
Headie
Sanborn
Spink
Kingsbury
Clack
McCook
Sharpe
Roy Emry
Mt. Rushmore
Black Hills
Reconstruction Fiance Corporation Bia
Grain firm saves farms and banks in landmark deal
A grain firm secured a rescue that protected farmers and lenders. Officials hailed the arrangement as stabilizing for local agriculture and finance, with the firm agreeing to terms that preserve farm operations and credit lines.
South Dakota Farm Holiday Lowers Grain and Stock Receipts
South Dakota farmers push a peaceful farm holiday entering its second day with grain receipts at Huron near standstill. Armour and Company reports lower hog and cattle receipts across 13 markets while the strike aims to boost prices through nonessential shipments. County leaders warn observers track shipments and trucks to markets as township organizing continues.
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South Dakota
Huron
Armour and Company
C. 5. Betts
Beadle County Farm Holiday Association
Emil Loriks
Arlington
South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Sioux City
Loriks
Howard and
de Smet
Farmers Plan Protest Parade Amid Farm Strike Tensions
Milo Rezo of the Farmers' Holiday association urged Iowa farmers to mass in Des Moines to demand higher prices and President Hoover accountability. Senator Brookhart condemned the administration and banking system, pressing for a $5 billion surplus handling fund and a special congressional session. John A. Simpson backed action, calling for food, clothing, and shelter, while farm picketing persisted in Worthington and Montevideo with minimal clashes.
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Ated
Iin ‘Liberty
Vincent Madden
Court House
C. S. Betts
Des Moines SR
Milo Rezo
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Iowa
Hoover
Reno
Jews Farnese” Union
Brookhart Goems
Smith W. Brookehart
Wall Street
Moville
Minnesota
South Dakota
Congress
Simpson
John A. Simpson
Farmers' Union
Des Moines
Worthington
Minn
Montevideo
Minon
Nta
Finav
Loan Applications Stamp Last Month
The reconstruction corporation reports a drop in loan applications from banks railroads and insurance firms, with directors McCarthy and Cowles saying pressure has greatly decreased. Agricultural and livestock loans will carry 7 percent interest, including inspection charges. The agricultural credit corporations plan further talks with Ford Movsy on agricultural activities.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Wileen McCarthy
Gardner Cowles
McCarthy
Ford
Movsy
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Spink County
Swan
James O'Hare
Maniicello
Melvin Field
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