Rain Storms Grip South Dakota Stateswide Downpour
Rain swept South Dakota with a half hour downpour yielding about a third of an inch in Sioux Falls and heavy showers across the southeast. Western sections cleared while northwest Nebraska saw 1 to 2 inches. roads softened yet passable. One injury reported near Sioux Falls when Henry Hanseman, 21, was struck by lightning on a plow, flames and burns noted. The Black Hills area soaked. Mitchell region reports 0.63 inches. Huron totals near 1.20 inches for the day. Weather officials confirm above normal rainfall for the month, aiding farmers though roads and dirt highways damaged.
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Sioux Falls
Dart
Henry Hanseman
Hanseman
Watertown
Northwestorn
Nebraska
Pius
Black Hills Cattery
Ong
Nixty
Mitchell
Rosd Elliott
Huron
Attchell Row
South Dakota
Government Weather Bureau
Aberfien
Mobridge
Palrfax
Lemmon
Milbank
Redfield
Yankton
Pierre
Rapid City
Woonsocket
Forestburg
Lake Pryor
Wonsocket
Vance Urges Early Tax Payments Before Delinquency
Teadie county treasurer E H Vance warns that over half the year 1929 taxes due to November 1 are delinquent. He expects a rush of mail and inquiries in October and asks taxpayers to mail payments early to avoid penalties and help staff handle the workload.
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E. H. Vance
Teadie
Vance
Treasures Office
Bridgewater Crash Victim Dies Today
Frank B. Foote aged 38 of Vivian died in a local hospital from injuries after a car overturned in a ditch near Bridgewater. He was returning home from Spirit Lake visit when the accident occurred last Saturday afternoon. Foote leaves a widow and one child. burial will be at Spirit Lake.
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Mitcnell
Frank B. Foote
Vivian
Bridgewater
Believe Watchman Tortured To Death
A watchman at an east side laundry tower was found dead in New York on September 25. Police believe robbers tortured him to obtain the combination for the safe. His hands were slashed and a chair before the safe showed he was forced to sit while captors tried to force the code. He was about 50, identified only as Friedman.
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New York
Tower East Side
Friedman
Doct ors Attend Convicted Wife of Theatre Head
Mrs Lois Pantages the wife of theatre magnate Alexander Pantages was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Juro Rokumoto after a fatal auto collision on June 16. She sobbed from the court as the verdict was read and faces 1 to 10 years with sentence set for 2 P.M. tomorrow. Her husband Alexander Pantages sat through the trial in tears as pastors Shuler and Briegleb face contempt proceedings for remarks about the jury.
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Los Angeles
Lois Pantages
Phyaleians
Pantages
Max Steusr
New York
Pantagas
Tri Alexander T. Pantages
Hanice Pringle
Mav
R.p.fighting Lor} Shuler
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South
Gustav Briegleb
Shu
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Tra F. Gay
Tpastora
Joseph Ford
Polo Boy Burns Playing With Lye
Polo, Sept 26. Raymond Hurgess, 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs John Bargens, is slowly recovering from severe burns to the face mouth and body after playing with a can of concentrated lye. He possibly swallowed some of the liquid and toppled the can from a small stand while on the floor.
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Raymond Hurgess
John Bargens
Weather Haren Unsettled Showers Tonight and Friday
Weather outlook for South Dakota notes probable showers tonight and Friday. Temperature change expected but not dramatic. overall unsettled conditions with lingering moisture.
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Haren
South
Dakota
Chicago Auto Dealer Bombed Fourth Time
Chicago, Sept 26. Earl Denemark a wealthy dealer and sportswriter, long target of bombers, suffered his fourth bombing when a black powder pineapple exploded at the rear entrance of his Ogden and Spring Neld avenues garage and salesroom. Property damage run to hundreds of dollars and a four year old child sleeping nearby was seriously hurt by falling debris. A second bombing hit the C W Cramer bakery on North Halstead Street. neighborhood shaken though damage was minor.
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Chicago
Earl Denemark
Wealty Automobile
Ogden and
Spring- Neld Avenues
C. W. Cramer
North Halsteadtreet
Brookhart Relays Tobacco Case Against Stone
Senator Brookhart of Iowa opened the Senate Agriculture Committee hearing by detailing testimony in the Sapiro Ford case. James Stone, vice chairman of the Federal Farm Board, faced questions over a warehouse sale and a Burley Tobacco Growers Association purchase in 1916 and 1931. Stone said he has severed outside ties and has no financial stake in tobacco processing or storage while growers seek a central marketing agency. The committee also weighs farm board nominations as Legge’s questioning ends after two days.
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Washington
Brookhart
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lesmony
James
Stone
Te’ Meen Association
Genats Agricultursj
Farm Board
Legge
Reptile Palace for Capital 206
Washington reports on the National Zoological Park plan for a modern reptile palace. Dr William M Mann directs incorporation of European zoo architectural features to provide natural surroundings and maximum public comfort.
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Washington
National Zoological Park
William M. Mann
Mann
Lea
Kaeli
Rotarians Observe Constitution Day at Meeting
The Rotary Club held Constitution Day at Marvin Hughitt with John Y. Sauer detailing the constitutional convention. He highlighted contributions by Franklin Washington and Hamilton, praising the era’s impact on the nation and civilization. Birthdays were celebrated for George Cosisio and Clarence Walker.
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Rotary Club
Marvin Hughitt
John Y. Sauer
Sauer
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
George Cosisio
Clarence Walker
Delivery Guaranteed by Western Union Telegraph Company
In the city of Huron Western Union Telegraph Company promises delivery by 6 35. If power fails to arrive call the provided number and a messenger will respond promptly.
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Huronite
Huron
Western
Union Telegtaph Company
Callumber
Union
Florida Stands Ready As Tropical Storm Lashes Bahamas
South Florida readies for a possible hurricane as a tropical disturbance near the Bahamas remains uncertain in path. The Weather Bureau notes little movement, while mobilization of Red Cross and relief units proceeds in Miami Dade Palm Beach and Broward. Emergency stations, supply drives, and coordinated city agencies bolster readiness in the storm threatened area.
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Miame
Pla
Florida
Bahamas
Nassau
Miami
Jupiter
Washington
Provida
Weather Bureau
Snadseu
Ret Cross
Palm Beach
Palm Beach County
Dade County
Fort Lauderdale
C. Huskisson
Emergency Relief Corps
The
American Legion
Huskison
Red Cross
United States Coast Guard
Convict Chicago Youth Of Murder
Richard Nash Burrow a 19 year old Chicago youth was convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of Mesa Arizona salesman Jack Martin who had given the youth an automobile lift last April. The jury imposed the death penalty after a 14 hour and 200 minute deliberation. Burrows remained motionless as the verdict was read. His foster mother Mia Walter Burrows collapsed in her chair when the case commenced. Burrows was arrested in Denver shortly after the murder and was found in possession of Martins car.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Nash Burrow
Chicago
Jack Martin
Mesa
Arizona
Burrows
Mia
Walter Burrows
Denver
Martin
Girls At Grinnell Have Special Smoke Room
Grinnell College in Grinnell La lifts the ban on female smoking, establishing two dedicated rooms by the women's league board. usage is allowed at any time, with fines for violations and potential suspension on a third offense. The report notes a separate historical reference to Chinese movement into Manchuria in the prior year.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Women's League Board
League Adjourns Geneva Meeting
The League of Nations assembly in Geneva adjourned its tenth annual session with delegates from over 50 nations praising progress toward international peace. The body approved reports, debated reparation bank links, and discussed tariffs with Latin American participation rising as a key feature.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League
Norway
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
Assembly
Rauscher Still Object of Hunt in Beadle County
Deputy Sheriff A J Larsen probes tips on the fugitive Jack Rauscher who escaped to avoid charges linked to the Beadle county treasurer robbery. Despite several leads and checked descriptions with other cities, no confirmed sighting or connection to local bank holdups has emerged.
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Jack Rauscher
Huron
Beadle County Treasures Office
A. J. Larsen
Rauscher
Larsen
Must Give Stand On Entire Tariff Bill Borah Says
Senator Borah urged the president to apply his influence to every part of the tariff bill and take responsibility for the whole measure. He defended the president's flexible policy while pressing a clear stance on all industrial schedules and Hoover's role in the debate. The Senate faced a tight, partisan path as Republicans and Democrats argued over the bill and the president's statements.
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Borah
Washington
Rorah
Fatto
Senate
Moorer
Ifoover
Hoover
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Buxham
Connecticut
Finance Committee
Connecticut Manufacturers' Association
Smoot
Charles L. Evanson
Bingham
Binghamy
George
Tariff Commission
Georgia
King
Utah
Simmons
North Carolina
Milkmen Can Grin Bottles Won’t Break
Toronto report of O B Schier Baltimore demonstration for 1 560 members of the International Milk Dealers association showing crates of bottles packed to withstand heavy shocks under varying conditions. Claim of potential $65 500 000 annual savings cited though details and wording are uncertain.
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Toronto
O. B. Schier
Baltimore
International Milk Deates Association
Schier
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Robert 8.Powell
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Jhast
Manchuria
Dolores Hultman
Wessington
South ‘Dakota
State Fair Health Clinic
Dolores
Cecil Hultman
Weassington
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