G. O. P. Independents Split Tariff Vote Stakes
Senate Republicans face a split after Borah leads Idaho independents to threaten a balance of power. The group seeks to limit tariff revision to agricultural goods while lining up with Democrats to repeal the Fordney McCumber flexible tariff policy. Debate centers on executive power to reorganize the tariff commission and shifts away from foreign valuations to domestic figures.
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Washington
Senate
Re Publican
Borah
Idlaho
Hoover
Tariff Commission
W. Worrall 58 Died Saturday Near Alpena South Dakota
William Worrall aged 58 died at his home eleven miles southwest of Huron on Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were set for 2:36 PM at Kin You's chapel with Rev. H Ketelle officiating. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery. Born in Cedar Rapids Iowa in August 1871 he moved with his parents to South Dakota and settled on a farm near Alpena in 1884. He is survived by his widow and five children Mary Bailey Dwight Evelyn Margaret and Ralph A Worrall all at home and four brothers Harry Worrall Alpin Lake Cat John Worrall Alpena James and Charles Worrall of Huron.
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William Worrall
Huron
Kin- You's Chapel
Mary Bailey
Dwight
Evelyn
Margaret
Ralph A Worrall
Harry Worrall
Alpin Lake
Cat
John Worrall
Alpena
James
Charles Worrall
Huroo
Alpena Woman Vera Knox Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Vera Knox of Alpena died Sunday evening in a Huron hospital after a short illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 30 AM at Alpena Methodist church with burial in Sioux Falls. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs L Ford of Sioux Falls and survived by husband William Knox and children Craig Dwight Sibyl aged 4, 2. She had lived in Alpena about nine years and was 37 years old.
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Vera Knoz
Alpena
Huron Hospital
Ale Pens Methodist Church
Sioux Falls
Knox
L. €. Ford
Sioux Fats
Weather Huron and South Dakota Showers Forecast
Weather dispatch notes likely showers tonight and Tuesday for Huron and the route to South Dakota with cooler temperatures. Forecast mentions unsettled conditions and a cool trend through the period.
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Huron
South Dakota
Coolidge Trumbull Tie The Knot In Plainville Today
Connecticut governor’s daughter Florente Trumbull and John Coolidge, son of a former Massachusetts governor and ex-president, wed in Plainville Congregational Church. Notables attend with U S senators, former governors, and officials. two ministers officiate. reception on Trumbull Lawn if weather allows. couple plans a New England tour honeymoon and will reside in New Haven after October 7.
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Connecticut
Assuvianea Rresy
Oran
Plainville
Conn
Florente Trumbull
John Coolidge
Massachusetts
United States
New England
Trummbull
Village Congregational Church
Cassidge
Little Church
Kenneth ‘Welles
Albany
Congregational Church
Northiampton
Mass
J. Witkerison
Jean Trumbull
Trumbull Lawn
Trumbull Home
Plymouth
Vermont
Coolidges
New Haven
Nervous New York Stock Market Opens MixedTrade
Nervous trading characterized the New York market as it rose at open, softened by heavy selling in utilities, then rebounded late in the day. Steel shares guided activity with professional trading among brokers as small traders stayed cautious awaiting a clearer trend. Total volume neared 4.4 million shares.
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New York
Commission House
United
Westinghouse
Columbia
Gag
Foster Wheeler
American Telephone
J. I. Caze
Stone and Webster
Johna
Manville
Frank Shattuck
Motors
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
Briggs Manufacturing
Graham
Paige
United States Steel
Detroit Edison
General Gas
Electric
People's Gas
Tostal
Beauty Experts Open Convention in South Dakota
The sixth annual two day convention of the South Dakota Association of Cosmetologists and Hat dressers opened at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with 50 to 75 operators registered. Mrs Gertrude Poole of Brookings presided as chairman as H M Larson spoke on cooperation in organization. A question box period followed and answers will be provided Tuesday. An increase in membership about 25 percent was reported by Ann Butterager of Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota Association of Cosmetologists and
Marvin Hughitt
Gertrude Poole
Brookings
H. M. Larson
Watertown
South Dakota Master Bar‘hers Association
Answ
Ann .Butterager
Sioux Falls
Association
58 EARTHQUAKES THREATEN HAWAII
58 earthquakes shook near the extinct Hualalai volcano on Hawaii yester day. North Kona residents brace for possible eruption while observers note tremors preceding past eruptions of Kilauea and the 1924 Kam o cone. The sparsely populated district relies on cattle and lava fields, with lava districts further south.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Hualalal
Kona
Kilauea
Kamo
Mount Hualalai
Kone
Island of
Fragmented Philadelphia item on Charles A publication
Fragmentary Philadelphia clipping mentions a second literary callation of the Charles A publication titled soour fa, with unclear wording and missing details.
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Philadelphia
Charles A
Oil Men Unite in Protest Against Hoover Refusal
Harry Sinclair and Henry Mason Davis Jr associates in the Fall Sinclair case argue for clemency denial based on health and non illegal actions. They claim their imprisonment was excessive and defend employment of detectives shadowing jurors as legal and necessary for national service.
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Hoover
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry ,Mason
Awashington, Se
Harry VY
Sinclair
Henry
Mason Davvil
Hig
Intelligence Service
United States
Michell
Bankers Object to Chains at National Association Meet
In Chicago on September 23 delegates to the National Chain Store Association convention heard American Bankers Association president Craig B. Hazelwood warn that banks must win community trust as chains expand. He said small-town bankers are discontent with chains using banks’ facilities without providing adequate banking profit and urged fair play between chains and local interests.
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Chicago
National Chain Store Association
Craig B. Hazelwood
American Bankers’ Association
Hazelwood
All Night Parkers Pay as 300 Cars Tagged by Huron Police
Chief of Police A Hicking reports 300 cars have been tagged since the new restricted parking rule began. The overnight ban on paved streets between 2 and 6 AM remains in force, with a $1 fine for the first offense and $5 for the second offense. Some offenders have already paid the higher penalty.
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Ed la
Huron
Hopkina
Saide
Escape from moving train near Volga shocks small town
John Jack Rauscher, an alleged Huron county robber, leaped from a moving train about a mile west of Volga while being returned from Indiana. Deputy A J Larsen posted a $200 reward and led a 25 man search with county, Beadle, Kingsbury and Brookings officers. Rauscher, about 5 feet 11 inches tall and slender, wearing a light suit and bow tie, escaped into fields as the train traveled 20 to 30 mph. authorities extended the pursuit through the afternoon linking with De Smet, Brookings and Huron detectives and deputies.
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John
Jack) Rauscher
Huron Court House
Volga
Indiana
A. J. Larsen
Huron
Rauscher
Beadle
Kingsbury
Brookings County
Fugistive
Larsen
Rauscher Lack
Chae
Tauscher
Ryan Sus
Sui
Brown
Bex
Roberts
St. Louis
Williamsport
Ind
Marshfield
Budliena
South Dakota
A. H. Carpenter
Liberty
de Smet
Brookings
Volut
Huron T
Beadle County
Gibson, Overworked, Is Ordered To Rest
BRUSSELS September 23 United States ambassador to Belgium Hugh S Gibson weakened by overwork in disarmament talks has been ordered by physicians to take a month's rest in Italy and is failing in public duties ahead of leaving the Belgian capital Wednesday Washington's chief naval expert is among abroad in close touch with the disarmament effort Births Mr and Mrs Carl Andrews of Garpent er a day later September 21 and Mr and Mrs Berg of Carthage twin girls born September 21
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Brussels
Hugh S. Gibson
United States
Belgium
Italy
Washington
Carl Andrewa
Garpenter
Berg
Carthage
Dakota Boy May Star On N D State Grid and Campus Leader
Leo May of Aberdeen high school fame and son of Mrs. George May enters North Dakota State College in 1927. He played fullback last year and earned all conference honors, starred in basketball and top score in track. He carries a 53 grade average and is active in student life, becoming Theis Chi president. Coach Fi gania expects a strong backfield bid this season. Also noted are petrified tree discoveries near Saveage Montana.
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Fargo
N. D
Aberdeen
S. D
Leo May
George May
North Dakota State College
May
Bison School
Reshwan
North Dakota State
North Dakota University
Theis Chi
C. CO. Figan Ia
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W. Worrall
Ant’ Faminis
Lnk
Hige
Coolidge
Trumbull
By Adelatde Kerr
Western Union
Telegraph’ Company
Western
Axilon
Beauty Experts Open
Gibson
Dakota Boy
Bayeral Atres
Saveage
Montana
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