Artesian Well Planned by City Commission in Huron
City commissioners authorize a second artesian well to safeguard winter water supply as Norbeck company begins drilling. First well adds about 300 gallons per minute and will double with new pump. total output targeting 1,200 gpm. Seining fish from the river may be allowed for food, decision due Sept. 25. Sprinkling hours set for Friday 6 to 8 pm with potential nightly allowances after new well finishes.
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Huron
Norbeck Company
Redfield
G. M. Anderson
James River
Anderson
State Game Commission
State Game and Fish Department
Game and Fish Commissioners
Andersson
13 Year Old Finds His Mother Killed
A 13 year old awakened to find his mother missing and later located her murdered body near the rooming house where she worked as a housekeeper. The victim, Mrs. Dena Korchenko, 31, widow, had a deep facial gash and investigators believe the body was brought to the location by automobile. Her husband was killed two years earlier by a man now in state prison.
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Minot
N. D
Dena Korchenko
Buffaloes Offered For Montana Relief
In Helena Montana an offer of 50 buffalo from Yellowstone National Park was sent to Governor John E Erickson by park superintendent Roger Toll. The animals would be used as part of winter relief for drought sufferers and unemployed residents, with possible Red Cross distribution.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
John E. Erickson
Roger Toll
Red Cross
Weather Highlights At Bure Fair And Dakota Cold Spell
Weather on Bure Fair shows continued cold with possible frost and rising temperatures by Thursday. Heath Dakota forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight with high frost, Thursday partly cloudy and warmer westward, with possible showers in the extreme west.
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Heath Dakota
Wes
Jail Is Ideal For Good Playing Says Arrested Musician
Chicago report details Louis Lanwell, 49, who after a traffic collision with a surface car ended up at the police station. He calmly played his violin for officers and his wife complained, but he remained unfazed and asked for a sandwich and coffee before going home.
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Chicago
Mischa Elman
Louis Lanwell
Louis
Willow Lake Boy Killed In Crash
Raymond Ackerman 20, son of Mr and Mrs A C Dickerman of Willow Lake, died when his car collided with an Arlington Produce Co truck on highway 25 near Willow Lake while returning from Brookings after taking his brother Earl to State College. Driver H A Jensen of Arlington unhurt. Raymond survived by parents, one brother, Earl, and three sisters Eleanor Irene and Lucille. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Willow Lake
Raymond Ackerman
A. C. Dickerman
Infane
Arlington Produce Company
H. A. Jensen
Arlington
Young Ackerman
Brookings
Earl
State
Still Trying To Convict Foshay
In Minneapolis on September 23 the government pressed criminal charges against W B Foshay and six associates tied to the 1928 collapse of Foshay enterprises. Central witness C M Coble testified that the company books inflated values to mislead investors and banks, showing deficits as assets and concealing true financial distress while dividends were paid and stock sold.
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Minneapolis
W. B. Foshay
Foshay Enterprises
C. M. Coble
Omaha
Coble
W. B. Foshay Company
Receiver Asked For Pelletier Company
Sioux City September 23 4 Salt for the appointment of a receiver for the Pelletier company Sioux City department store was filed today in district court by Perkins Brothers Co publishers of the Journal and the Tribune company publishers of the Tribune The suit which is of a Friendly nature has been brought at the request of representatives of the Pelletier company by the management of the two Sioux City newspapers for the purpose of enabling the company to reorganize and to obtain additional capital with which to continue its business The Pelletier company assets total more than 470000 and liabilities are 112000
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Pelletier Company
Sioux City
Perkins Brothers Co
The
Journal
Tribune Company
Tribune
Milk and Cream Body to Back Regulations
Beadle County milk and sweet cream producers association pledged cooperation with city to enforce new dairy sale regulations. Dr. Griffith explained the ordinance. John Evans president noted 39 members in the one year old organization. Association aims to improve product quality and cooperate with health authorities. All county producers eligible for membership. Detro it Sept 22 American Legion voted to hold its official convention in Portland Oregon.
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Beadle County Milk and Sweet Cream Producers Association
Huron
W. H. Griffith
John Evans
Evans
New Budget Cuts Save Huron Taxpayers Next Year
Huron city commissioners approved a leaner budget for 1932 reducing the levy by $16,918 from this year and cutting the total appropriation to $257,046.66. about 78,000 of the cost will be offset by water department and other revenues, saving roughly $150 per resident and more than $10 per taxpayer. The plan preserves funds for streets, safety, and parks while borrowing actions included a $12,500 reduction in bond interest and a $309 purchase of the James River Dam from the Chicago and North Western railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Atusts Geally
Park Board
Water Department
James River
Chicago and North Western Railway
John P. Laver
Hitchcock Girl Dies Here Today
Vera Glidden a 13 year old granddaughter of Mrs A J Glidden of Hitchcock died this morning at a Huron hospital from acute diabetes after a few days illness. Survivors include three sisters Elva Ruth and Hazel Glidden who live in Hitchcock with Mrs Glidden, Mr and Mrs Grant Wells of Hitchcock, her father's parents Mr and Mrs Mat Dawson of Hitchcock, an aunt and uncle and Ernest Glidden of Willow Lake. Mrs Glidden adopted the Wells children after their parents died. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later.
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Hitchcock
Vera Glidden
A. J. Glidden
Huron Hospital
Elva
Ruth
Hazel Glidden
Ernest Glidden
Willow Lake
Watwood Plans South Dakota Democratic Rally Kickoff
Pierre reports the 1932 election campaign opens September 30 with a Watwood organized rally. Aberdeen’s Artur Watwood, former congressional candidate and Roosevelt supporter, arrives to arrange the opening meeting and plans further rallies on Rosebud reservations.
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Watwood
S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
Artur W. Watwood
Aberdeen
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Rosebud
Midnight Shows Favored By Vote
The city commission of Huron voted down a midnight show ban, allowing theaters to operate past midnight on weekdays and Sundays. Only A B Hannum supported the ordinance. T C Young, Dan Wegner, and G M Anderson opposed. Mayor K E Gitchell abstained. Final tally was three to one.
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BR Hannum
T. C. Young
KE. T. Gitchell
Dan Wegner
G. M. Anderson
American Legion debates Prohibition and beer at convention
The Detroit dispatch notes the American Legion Unemployment Commission urging consideration of modifying the Volstead Act to legalize beer, aiming to boost employment. The convention splits on prohibition with debates over endorsing amending the 18th amendment or easing enforcement, while bonus payments loom.
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Detroit
American Legion's Unemployment Commission
Legion National Convention
National Employment Commission
Conmission
United States
American Legion National Convention
Prohibition
Ralph T. O'Neill
Legion 1
Hoover
National Treasury
Legion
Butler Ends 33 Years In Army At Quantico Farewell
QUANTICO VA Sept 23 As a spectator at the last charge Major General Smedley D Butler today concluded his official duties with the marines and stood aside to supervise 206 officers and men he has led since boyhood. After October 1 he will prepare to move to New Town Square in Pennsylvania while awaiting Governor Pinchot's predicted further word from him.
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Quantico
Smedhey D. Butler
Marines
New‘tom Square
Pennsylvania
Goverme Pinchot
Moore
Taxpayers Appeal Heard By Fisher On Friday
Beadle county farm assessments are challenged as too high and unfair as taxpayers gather evidence for a circuit court hearing before Judge Frank Fisher in Miller. Attorney O S Hagen and Leo A Temmey present the case with Beadle county officials, while State Tax Commission review influenced statewide valuations.
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Beadle County
Frank Fisher
Miller
Circuit Court
O. 5
Hagen
Leo A. Temmay
Beadlecounty Commissioners
Board of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
Fent
Pierre
T. H. Young
Beadle
State Tax Commission
Beadle Counties
Beadle Counul
Tnasmich
Ki. Q. Sharpe
Fisher
Beadie County
Young
Frank Matzke
Rites For Mother Of Huron Teacher Today
Laura Briscoe a Huron high school faculty member sent notice that her mother died Monday evening in Aberdeen. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial at Gettysburg. Also report notes Northern Pacific Railway declares a quarterly 75 cent dividend and cuts director salaries 2% to 10% effective October.
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Laura Briscoe
Aberdeen
Gettysburg
J. F. Railroad
New York
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Governor Green Falls Ill at Pierre After State Fair Visit
Sept 3 A slight illness kept Governor Green from his office this morning and there were no announcements on federal loan plans or other relief work. He has been indisposed since returning from the State Fair at Huron last week.
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Green
Pierre
Ilnes
Huron
Grant Extradition Granted at Governor's Office
Pierre Sept 23 Extradition papers were granted at Governor Greens office this morning. Callender is being held at Lewiston for Ohio official duties or charges.
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Pierre
Paas
Governor Green
Callender
Letwnon
Ohio
Taxi Owner Taken For Ride Loses Pants And Money
Chicago report details a Naperville taxicab owner identified as Stark who, after taking a cab to increase earnings, was forced by a gunman to drive away. The robber fled with $30, the taxi, and Stark’s trousers, leaving him stranded in the countryside.
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Chicago
Stark
Naperville
Baldwin Acts As Prime Minister
London reports Stanley Baldwin, leader of the Conservative party, as acting prime minister after Ramsay MacDonald began a voluntary rest to recover from strain of defending the pound on world money markets. MacDonald plans rest while newspapers debate tariff policy and election timing.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Daily Express
the Herald
Labor
MacDonald
John Simon
Three Plans Studied For Muscle Shoals Operation
Chicago Sept 23 Executive officers and committees of the American Farm Bureau federation study three plans to operate Muscle Shoals to decide if the federation should bid to base the project for agriculture. Col J J Mullen proposed leasing jointly by agricultural units and private enterprise or leasing to a private company with the organization distributing fertilizer from the company under an agreement. The Farm Bureau would form a corporation to lease operate the project and distribute fertilizer, keeping operation in agriculture.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Board of Directors
Col
J. J. Mullen
War Department
Muscle Shoals Commissions
Foin
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Corporation
Officers Trailing Bank Robbery Suspects in Minnesota
Police and Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension agents from Big Stone and Swift counties pursue three gunmen tied to a bank robbery in Correll Minnesota and a prior Hardwick Minnesota heist. Two men, Donald Reeder and Leonard Jones, are already imprisoned for the Hardwick crime, while the alleged gang leader remains at large.
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Correll
Minn
Minnesota
Leonard Jones
Hardwick
Correll Bank
Woman Burned To Death In Bed In Deadwood Apartment
In Deadwood on September 23 Mrs William Burk was burned to death in her bed as a fire of unknown origin swept through her apartment. An inquest was planned for later today to determine the blaze’s source and cause.
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Deadwood
William Burk
Move To Protect American Standard Of Living
Washington reports deep disappointment over wage cuts and government focus on preserving living standards for workers. Officials foresee mixed effects from wage reductions, noting rising savings and potential trade boosts as the economy steadies, while cautious about a broader retrenchment. Formal comments from labor and industry leaders indicate resistance to wage cuts, with President Hoover citing plans to avoid lowering living standards and urging innovation to improve living conditions. The piece also covers wage reduction announcements by United States Steel and other firms and notes labor federation concerns.
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Washington
White House
American Bankers Association
Cleveland
Hoover
New York
United States Steel
Bathlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors Corporation
WU. S. Rubber Shorienr
United States Rubber Company
Americans Smelting and Refining Company
Utah Copper Company
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
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Foshay
Admerican Legion
Portland
Oregon
Werx
Panama
Ain Bire
L. W. Eguers
Bill
Horom
Eggers
Fred Eggers
Captain Eggers
Abeence
Paneme
Fort Douglas
Utah
A. L
O'Neill
Commission
Butler
Ramsey MacDonald
Murkdine
Labor Department
Walter 5. Gifford
Gifford
Associated Press
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