League Of Nations Urged To Study Slump Causes
Geneva September 22 British labor leader Susan Lawrence urged the League of Nations assembly to institute a worldwide scientific inquiry into the dermaterial causes of economic depression. She cited global hardship with no clear remedy and pressed for action as a primary worldwide concern. Canadian delegate Walter Riddell noted severe effects in industrialized countries and stressed the strain on farmers and peasant agriculture after prior depressions.
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Geneva
Susan Lawrence
Labor
Ministry of Health
League of Nations Assembly
Economic Committee
The
Bly
Walter Riddell
Canada
United
United Sisies
Huron case taken by Judge Elliott
Federal Judge James D. Elliott took under advisement the case of G O Martin as receiver for City National Bank and First National Bank of Huron against E I Bowe and John Longstaff of Huron and Andrew Riegel of Los Angeles. The action involves a $40 000 mortgage foreclosure on the Fisk block property at Wisconsin avenue and 6th street. Longstaff sold the building to Riegel with the understanding that Riegel assumed the third mortgage. First and second mortgages on the property are substantial and near the property's value, and the question is whether Riegel is responsible for the deficiency. Bowe owns the first and second mortgages. lawyers are Kirby for Bowe and Riegel and Churchill Benson for the banks.
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Sioux Falls
James TD. Elliott
G. O. Martin
City National Bank
First National Bank of Huron
E. I. Bowe
John Longstaff
Huron
Andrew Riegel
Los Angeles
Fisk
Wisconsin Avenue
Ae Street
Red Owl
Longstaff
Riegel
Lonzsta
Longstall
Eli
Bowe
Bowe and
Joe H. Kirby
Churchill & Benson
Mrs F Quiram Dies in Wolsey After Illness
Mrs. F. Quiram died at her Wolsey home from old age infirmities. Funeral services officiated by Rev. Fanny B. Mills will be held tomorrow afternoon in Wolsey, with burial in Virgil cemetery beside her husband Herman Quiram who died in 1914. She was born in Germany and emigrated to the United States 33 years ago, settling in Minnesota before moving to Virgil in 1908. Surviving are four sons Albert William Frank and Otto near Wolsey and daughters Emma Fenski and Bertha Rehde of Morgan Minnesota.
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F. Quiram
Fredricka Quiram
Wolsey
Fanny BE. Mills
Virgil Cemetery
Herman Quiram
Weather outlook for Biron and South Dakota
Biron may see showers tonight and Wednesday with a cooler trend. In South Dakota, unsettled conditions continue tonight into Wednesday with possible local showers and notably cooler air.
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South Dakota
Freshmen Face Barred US D Signs at Vermillion Hills
In Vermillion on September 23 1943 freshmen at the University of South Dakota face a change as a farmer blocks access to the hillside letters US D. The farmer offered to sell land with a right of way but to date the university has not accepted. Sophomores warned the annual paint rite may be dropped.
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University
U. S
Bear Faction Cautious As Market Dips In Early Trading
New York stocks opened uncertain with uneven quotations and a small early decline. Wheat prices reached new lows as investors favored dividend paying issues amid cautious sentiment and mixed bank, rail, and commodity news.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve District
Sngust
Senate Policy Hinted by Anti-Saloon Leader
MITCHELL Sept 23 General superintendent Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League of America says the next Senate will have more dry members if prohibition supporters show their normal fighting trim at the South Dakota league annual meeting. He says wets pushed the issue and cites 1922 campaign dynamics and party repeal pressures shaping future convention platforms. He recalls Butler’s rejected 1928 net proposal as a precedent for platform shifts.
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Senate
Mitchell
Roosevel
New York
McBride
Nicholas M. Butler
Kansas City
Platform Committee
Assembly
Lipton May Get Fifty Pound Cup
Lipton may take a fifty pound silver substitute for the America's cup to Britain after Theron H. Tracey announced a 30 pound silver offer to Mayor Ames Walker of New York City. Will Rogers supports the fund to purchase a loyal cup. The National League for Stabilizing Prosperity aims to prop silver prices.
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National League For Stabilizing Prosperity
Bank Robbery Epidemic Continues Across Midwest
Chicago reports ongoing bank robberies across the American Plains with about $12,190 stolen in three hold ups. They include First National Bank Genoa Nebraska $7,000, First National Montgomery Minnesota $2,200, and state bank Grafton Wisconsin about $4,000 plus a $300 heist at Con Stock Wisconsin by a bandit aided by a female driver. Vigilante blocks form as bands roam the Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Kansas. Eugene Herholdt Tolstoy released from hospital after Haven bank raid. Howard Murdy remains hospitalized though to be released soon. Extradition begun for Luig Hammett in Nebraska with suspect Pat Culver in Sioux City jail awaiting habeas corpus action.
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Chicago
Aesh
First National Bank of
Genoa
Neb
Overlook
Montgomery
Minn
Guo
State Bank of
Grafton
Bank of
Con+ Stock
Wis
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kingis
Merrgoldt
Aberdeen
Eugene Herholdt
Tolstoy
Haven
Howard Murdy
Hantmett
Sioux City
Luig Hammett
Pat Culver
Ansiher
Miles W. Newby
Ita
Hire
Culver
Stolen Car Recovered At Mitchell Early Today
W J Barth reported a 127 model Oldsmobile two door sedan stolen from his garage at 150 Second Street Southwest. The car was found at Mitchell at 7 30 a m and held there after phone calls by the sheriff. Mitchell police expect an early arrest and know the thief’s identity.
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W. J. Barth
Copper Kettle
Lyda G. Larsen
Second Street
Mitchell Land
Huron
Mitchell
Pas
Corn Palate
Coste And Bellonte Head Over Rockies
Denver reports the French trans Atlantic fliers Coste and Bellonte completed a mountain crossing en route to Salt Lake City. A delayed search for a mechanic fluent in French and airplane engines held the ship The Question, a sesquiplane, before a dawn takeoff attempt. They faced harsher weather than on the Atlantic crossing.
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Denver
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Salt Lake City
Mark
Omaha
Henri. Beron
Fiers
Atlantic
Oddie to seek ban on Soviet imports into US
Senator Oddie Republican Nevada said he would introduce a bill in the next Congress to exclude Soviet manganese coal lumber wood pulp gelatin wheat and blue from entering the United States.
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Oddie
Washington
Nevada
United States
Railroad president shot in office duel at Standard Oil building
Maxwell C Byers, president of the Western Maryland Railroad, was killed in a pistol battle with Dudley D Gray, vice president, in the company offices in Dallas. Gray was seriously wounded. Separately, Dr George C Butt of Austin, the Republican nominee for governor, withdrew as a candidate in a letter to the state committee during a special session.
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Baltimore
Maxwell
C. Byers
Western Maryland Railroad
Dudley D. Gray
Standard Oil
Rutrean
Dallas
Texas
George C. Butt
Austin
Republicanite
Executive” Committee
Ditch Digger Out For Holes To Dig
J Moranti the man who reshaped Wall Street by a massive ditch project seeks new work building a railroad tunnel under the Mediterranean Sea linking Spain to Morocco The Spanish government has named him consulting engineer for the tunnel while his Brooklyn Manhattan transit link project nears completion ahead of schedule with seven hundred workers and a city cost of 735149 Moranti claimed dramatic feats in moving skyscrapers rerouting conduits pipes and utilities and diverting traffic as he completed the ambitious dig through crowded streets and dense urban chaos.
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New. York
Sept
J. Moranti
Wall Street
Mediterranean Sea
Spain
Morocco
Aha
KVe_sooD
Miake’ Morings
Moranti
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Senator Norris Faces Probing In Nebraska Campaign
In Z Lincoln Nebraska Senator Gerald Nye chairman of the campaign funds investigating committee questioned George W Norris of Enid Oklahoma a former grocer and candidate for Senator Norris’ toga about finances and motives behind the late Norris No 2 filing. A protest arose from Norris’ attorney as Nye pressed into the Oklahoma man’s fee status and prior legal actions.
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Nye
Norris
Gerc* Cer
Oklahoma
Thieves Break Into Fair Grounds Stand
Thieves forced entry into John Tisdel’s concession stand at the fair grounds during the annual exposition and stole water bottles and crates. The county sheriff was notified today as the owner found the theft while returning to remove bottles and equipment.
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Fair Grounds
John Tisdel
Alma Rubens Seeks Divorce From Ricardo Cortez
Alma Rubens, actress, plans to seek divorce from Ricardo Cortez, film actor, in New York. She says Cortez deserted her a year ago during illness while she was in Los Angeles rehearsing for a vaudeville act.
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Alma Rubens
New York
Metreas
Ricardo Cortez
Los Angeles
Cortez
York
Rioting in Chile Sparks Mass Arrests and Coup Attempt
In Concepcion and Santiago de Chile the government moves to suppress a Sunday uprising. Hundreds jailed as two Argentine airmen and three civilians land to spark revolt. American aviators Edward De Barin and Reed Smith Doyle face court martial for aiding the failed coup.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Chile
Concepcion
Carlog Ibanez
Ar“Rentine
Chacabuco
Pedro Yeon
Ugalde
Asl
Uribe
Talcahuano
Santiago DE Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Carlos Foedden
Associated Press
Edward Orville de Barin
Reed Smith Doyle
Freedden
Concession
Huron Chiropractor to Attend Universal Convention
Dr. R. P. Bethke of Huron will attend the Universal Chiropractors association annual convention in Sioux Falls from September 28 to October 1. The event, organized with Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce support, is expected to draw a record attendance and feature lectures by noted chiropractic leaders and officials.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Universal Chiropractors Association
R. P. Bethke
Chamber of Commerce of
Sioux, Falls
Willard Carver
New York City
Lee Wy Edwards
National Medical Council
Omaha
Arthur T. Holmes
National Council
LaCrosse
Wig
J. N. Firth
Lincoln Chiro- Practice College
Indianapolis
Actor Clarke Silvernail Dies of Cancer in Hollywood
Clarke Silvernail, 37, a former councilman in the Actor's Equity association and general director for Sam and Lee Subert in New York, died in Hollywood after a battle with cancer. He recently moved to write for the screen.
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Clarke Silvernail
Los Angeles
Clark Silvernail
Silvernail
Actor’s Equity Association
Sam and Lee Subert
New York
Hollywood
Weather mix delays fall frost forecast in Huron
The weather forecast confuses seasons as temperatures stay near 73 degrees overnight, higher than any summer low except one. September 23 saw a 73.2 degree minimum, while the hottest 24 hour period this summer was 72. Meteorologist MM. EL Blystone says chances of frost before the usual killing frost date of September 25 are remote. The forecast calls for showers and much cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday in Huron and vicinity.
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EL Blystone
Huron
Viciniity
Night Football Drive launched for Kyron college stadium
A season ticket campaign to light Kyron college’s athletic field launches tonight at a 6 15 PM dinner in Hotel Marevin Hughilt. General Chairman Frank Dwyer announced ticket sales start tomorrow with Rotary Kiwanis Lions Co Operative and Altrusa coordinating district teams. The goal is 1500 dollars in season tickets. single tickets are 3 dollars and two or more 2 50 each. Season tickets admit three home games starting October 18 against Southern Normal with Dakota Wesleyan November 1 Pow Wow homecoming November 11 and Eastern Normal November 11 Armistice Day.
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Kyron College
Service Club
Frank Dwyer
Marevin Hughilt
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions, Co-Operative
Altrusa
Me. Dwyer
Souk Oewn
Huron College
Southern Normal
Springfield
Dakota Wesleyan
Eastern Normal
Madison
Armistice Gay
Butte Appeal Before High Court In Manslaughter Case
The state suit by M. J. Butte Miller former deputy sheriff seeks reversal of a manslaughter conviction from a Hughes county jury in 1927. Pond Fort Pierre died after Butte fired at a fleeing automobile missing the rider and striking Pond when the shot glanced off the road.
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Pond
Lyle to Be Given His Dry Job Back
Senator Wes ley L. Jones said Roy C. Lyle, once northwest prohibition administrator, was acquitted of corruption and bribery and would be reinstated in the federal Prohibition enforcement service if desired. Earl Corwin also sought reinstatement of a dry agent. Jones noted civil service rules apply and the post no longer exists after division enlargement.
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Seatile
Wesley L. Jones
Roy C. Lyle
Northwest Prohibition
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Earl Corwin
Jones
Lyle
Civil Service
Pacific Northwest
Department of Justice
Buddy Rogers Plans Second Europe Tour in October
Olathe Kansas reports actor Buddy Rogers, now a Hollywood star, will undertake a three month European tour starting October 10. Mrs. Bert Rogers, formerly of Olathe and mother to the actor, lives with him in Hollywood and announced the plan today.
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Buddy Rogers
Europe
Olathe
Kas
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Bert Rogers
Hollywood
Rogers
Manchurian Forces Take Positions Near Peiping
A dispatch from Ping, China reports Manchurian troops moving to positions around the Peiping suburb while few brigades enter the city. Messages from Tientsin say about 15,000 Manchurians have arrived in eight troop trains, signaling mobilization in the region.
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Ping
China
Peiping
Rieke Pass
Siting
Senor
Tientsin
Urges Feeding Of Wheat To End To Falling Prices
Washington reports show Farm Board Chairman Legge urging farmers to feed wheat to cattle to absorb surplus and curb price drops. Congress probes Russian short selling of wheat as New York brokers are summoned. Moscow publishes resolutions demanding death for counterrevolutionaries and praises the secret police.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Americas
Chicago
Russia
United States
Soviet Republic
New York
House Communistnvestigating Committee
New
Saygtar Hyne
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Hyden
Chicago Board of Trade probes possible unprecedented matter
The business conduct committee of the Chicago Board of Trade awaited further information today before pressing an investigation into a hitherto unprecedented matter. The report notes continued coverage on page 12.
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Chicago
Chisgo Board of Trade
National Air Tour Heads Toward Wichita Stop
The national air tour moves from Colorado Springs to Garden City on day 13 of the cross country run. Twenty contestants prepared for a 10 a.m. takeoff as Wichita, Kansas, was set as the overnight halt. HL. Russell of Detroit maintained the lead, with John Livingston of Aurora and Art Davis of Lansing following in second and third respectively.
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National Air Tour
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Plains
Garden City
Wichita Kans
Denver
Russell
Detroit
John Livingston
Ausora
Art Davis
Lansing Mich
Prince of Wales Likely Godfather at Christening
London reports say the Prince of Wales will likely serve as a godfather at an infant’s private christening. The Archbishop of Canterbury is expected to perform the ceremony, which will be held in private.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Archbishop of
Canterbury
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Obe
Paul _Callicott
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John Keantz
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Keantz
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Butte
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Soviet Union
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