Prohibition Repeal Plank Debated at New York GOP
New York state Republican convention votes 733 to 258 to endorse a repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The platform also mentions a pro prohibition substitute movement and potential governor candidate Charles H. Tuttle. Opposition from anti repeal factions cites state national plank variance and reform groups association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Teaders
Ans-Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
The
New York Civic League
Post Office Leases Targeted in Major Replacement Plan
President Hoover will face early hearings as a senate committee starts inquiry into hundreds of post office building leases. A five year program proposed by Postmaster General Brown would replace 198 leases and terminate 103, with immediate purchases of 78 stations and 14 garages worth about 21.8 million dollars and projected annual savings of 634 thousand over 23 years. Representatives Maas and Kelly back the plan, Blaine leads the senate panel, and a court inquiry on the St Paul lease looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brown
Hoover
Senate Committee
Kelly
Repubican
Pennsylvania
House Post Office Committee
Blaine
Wisconsin
Senate
Maas
Minnesota
St. Paul
Regents Meet At School Of Mines In Rapid City
Four members of the state board of regents of education held a business session at the School of Mines with Dr. C. C. Obarra presiding. Present were Robert Dalley Flandreau C C Cauldwell Sioux Falls Alvin Waggoner Helen Gantole Aberdeen Guy Harvey Yankton and W F Deton Bilbank did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Rapid City
State Board of Regents of Education
C. C. Obarra
Robert Dalley
Flandreau
C. C. Cauldwell
Sioux Falls
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Sirs
Helen Gantole
Aberdeen
Guy Harvey
Yankton
W. F. Deton
Bilbank
Weather Brief for Anne Huron and South Dakota
Fair and somewhat colder with frost tonight. Saturday clear and warmer. In South Dakota fair tonight with frost probable in the east, increasing cloudiness and warmer Saturday. Northwest remains mild while temperatures rise across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Huron
South Dakota
Missisippi Valley
Huron
Bigstone
Forst
Garon
Tonnant
Adolf Hitler Has Large Following In Germany
Leipsic Germany September 26 reverberations of Hitler exposed fascism divided the populace. Millions praised him as savior delivering Germany from socialist rule and Versailles while others condemned his theories and berated the court for allowing his rally. Authorities feared disturbances as he claimed the Versailles treaty must go and predicted a people’s tribunal to punish November 1918 criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Supreme Court Room
Hitler
Madisi
Dickinson Sweetens Bid to Extend Grain Tariff
Rep L J Dickinson Republican candidate for senator from Jans said he would introduce a bill in the next Congress to extend the grain tariff to all grain traded or sold by foreign dealers in American markets. He argued Russia and others practice short selling to undercut U.S. farmers, proposing a 42 cent tariff on the amount sold as soon as the option is exercised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
L. J. Dickinson
Jans
Hyde
Russia
Chicago
Dickinson
Theft of 600 Chickens Around Hitchcock Farm
The Alvin Franzen farm on Hitchcock outskirts reported a Wednesday night theft of 600 chickens. All birds were Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks as the sheriff warned practice houses statewide and in Sioux City to watch for the poultry. A theory suggests ammonia gas might have been used to silence the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Alvin Franzen
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
Sioux City
Man Arrested in Sioux Falls for Wife's Ring Theft
Fred L Suter of Sioux City Iowa is jailed in Minnehaha County on petty larceny charges for allegedly stealing a diamond ring from his wife Leonora Suter of Sioux Falls. He faced arraignment in Sioux Falls following transfer from Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Fred
Suter
Sioux City
Iowa
Leonora Suter
Victims Plea For Aid Over Drake Estate Swindle
Washington reports a wave of appeals from citizens seeking help to collect claims in the so called Drake estate fraud. State Department warns these estates are myths while noting letters from England and alleged promises of large returns to investors. An Iowa woman offered to help prosecute the scheme in Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota amid threats of libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
Middle West
State Department
Department
Ish
Foreign Office
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Salts
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Drake
British Foreign Office
Disarmament Agenda Returns To Front Burner
Washington debates U S participation in the Geneva preparatory disarmament commission meeting. Ambassador Gibson and Hugh S Wilson discuss with President Hoover and State Department officials upon arrival. The League commission meets November 3 to draft a world disarmament formula covering sea land and air arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geneva
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Hugh
Gideon
Belgium
Hoover
State’ Department
Europe
League of ‘Nations
Commission
Gibson
Hugh S.wilson
Switzerland
United States
Seeman and Bandy Set for VFW Exhibition Bout
Two Huron boxers, Seeman and Bandy, will box tonight at the Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in the K of P hall. Serret is also noted as a top challenger. The event accompanies a large initiation class from Bancroft and officer nominations.
Wean Baby Spurs Jail Term Suspension in Indiana
In Gary Indiana Judge Martin J Smith suspended a nine day jail sentence for 24 year old Ethel Ball to allow her eight or nine month old Beverly Hall to be weaned. Ball had been convicted under nuisance laws due to drinking at her home and the court granted the delay on appeal to protect the nursing infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Ethel Ball
Dietrich Admits Verdi Bank Deal Arrest Reveals Confession
Harry Dietrich 22 of a Swanville Minnesota area farm confessed to participation in the Verdi Minnesota state bank robbery on September 3. Dietrich was jailed in St Paul and will be moved to Ivanhoe for arraignment on the bank robbery charge. Accomplices unnamed but suspected include Leslie Charter and Earl Davis of Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul
Minn
Harry Dietrich
Swanville
Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Verdi, Minn
Dietrich
St. Paul
Ivanhoe
W. F. Rhinow
Bureau
Siounx Falls
Rhinow
Leslie Charter
Earl Davis
Sioux Falls
Harrisburg, S&s. DB
Verdi
Charter
Davis
Livestock Meeting Set For Wessington October 16
A livestock outlook meeting is scheduled for October 16 at Wellington City Hall with State College market specialists A M Eberfeand and T H Thorfinnson as principal speakers. Farmers are invited to attend to discuss fruitire trends in the livestock market and join the discussions. A separate meeting of the same organization will be held in Huron the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesington
A. M. Eberfeand
T. H. Thorfinnson
State College
Wellington
Huron
Child Injured in Sioux Falls by Falling Object
Nine year old Orville Lone was seriously injured yesterday in Sioux Falls when struck by an object that fell from a building as Art Shouse and a group played nearby. The incident prompted medical attention and an investigation.
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Sioux Falls
Orville Lone
Meriouly
Shouse
Dov
Jones Leads Jones and Sweetser in Amateur Golf Marathon
Bobby Jones holds a four up lead over Jess Sweetser after 14 holes in the national amateur golf championship semi final at Ardmore Pennsylvania. Charley Seaver moved into a five hole lead over Eugene Homang in the other semi final as the field contends with a strong comeback bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmirion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Jess Sweetser
New York
Jones
Charley Seaver
Los Angeles
Eusene
Homang
Mnglewood
N. J
Dixon Renamed To Tariff Commission
Linenia Dixon of North Varnona Indiana was reappointed by President Hoover as the sixth member of the tariff commission completing its personnel. The commission includes Fletcher as chairman and members Brossard Dennis Page Coulter and Lie Coulter with Dixon the first middle west appointee. Reorganization of the tariff commission is expected to proceed after the new member’s confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Linenia Dixon
North Varnona
Ind
Tariff Commission
Hoover
Charman Fletcher
Dixon
Middle Wes
Fletcher
Edgard §. Brossard
Utah
Alfierd F. Dennis
Maryland
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia
John Lie Coulter
North Dakota
W C T U Session Highlights Routine Business
Routine business and reports by temperance workers filled the W C T U convention session. Mrs Flora A Mitchell Brookings state president will chair tonight's banquet. Delegates and visitors numbered about sixty, with officers to be elected tomorrow and Miss Reena E Shaner of Jackson Missouri expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieea
Flora A. Mitchell
Brookings
Roosevelt
Preacher Smith
Mt. Moriah
Reena E. Shaner
Jackson
Injured in Mohammedan Clash in Bombay
Night clashes in Bombay between Mohammedans and National Congress followers left twenty five people injured. Nationalists held a Moslem quarter demonstration against the Round Table Conference, provoking a hostile crowd that stoned them. Police charged with lathis but caused no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
All India National Congress
State Historian Seeks Huron Book Entitled Industries of Huron
Lawrence K. Fox, state historian of South Dakota, seeks an eight page pamphlet titled Industries of Huron With Frustration. Published by Pacific Publishing Co of St Paul, bound in paper. Anyone with information to obtain a copy should contact Mr Fox at Plecte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Lawrence K. Fox
South Dakota
Pacific Publishing Company
St Paul
Fox
Plecte
Flight Plans From Pasco to Portland and San Francisco
Captain Caste and Lieutenant Bellonier departed Pasco at 8 10 am for Portland aboard C S F. They intended to stay in Portland until noon then fly directly to San Francisco TLSCO.
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Portland
Pasco
Caste
Bellonier
San Fran
Confesses To Robbery At Hudson Farm Home
William Howell, arrested early today, confessed to attempting to rob Mrs Lelo J. Cable at her farm northeast of Hudson. His confession clears his wife of knowledge of the crime. Fred E. Suter of Sioux City is held for trial next month on larceny charges and named as defendant in a divorce suit against Lonjora L. Suter.
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Quick Justice
Sioux Falls
Rapid
Fire Justice
South
Sioux. Falls
William Howell
Lelo J. Cable
Hudson
Sour Falls
Fred E. Suter
Sioux City
Lon« Jora L. Suter
Avers Mussolini Plans For Battle On Alps Frontier
Belgian senator Louise De Brouckere testified during the trial of Fernando De Rosa that Mussolini’s government plans warfare on both sides of the Albanian border and along the Alps. She claimed disarmament mission findings support a fascist backing for German nationalists.
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Brussels
Belgium
Louise de Brouckere
Aviation Commission
Geneva
Fernando de Rosa
Prince Humbert
Piedmont
Italy
Alps
Ne Brouckere
Kellogg Elected To World Court
Frank B Kellogg former US secretary of state and 13 others including two Latin Americans were elected to the World Court by the League of Nations assembly and council. On the fifteenth seat no decisive result emerged as balloting continued.
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Geneva
Frank B. Kellogg
World Court Today
Assembly
Council of the
League of Nations
United States
Antono Sanchez de Bustament
Cuba
J. Gustavo Guerrero
San Salvador
Mineichiro
Adatchi
Japan
Rafselaltimara
New York Republicans Face Wet Battle at State Convention
Albany Sept 25 New York Republican leaders strive to keep their party dry amid mounting wet sentiment ahead of today's state convention. Prohibition plank and anti repeal candidates dominate the fight as dry leaders resist while national allies urge alignment with the party’s dry stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York
Faces Murder Trial After Long Freedom
James Neely aged 70 returned to Guntersville Alabama to face murder charges in the death of Hir am Cooley after a 47 year free life. He was transferred from Tyler Texas where Cooley's son had arranged his arrest. Neely and his brother Pom Neely are indicted. Tom Neely died over 23 years ago. Neely claims Cooley attacked him with a knife after a dispute over a girl and bears scars from the encounter. Cooley says he fought with fists and did not know the extent of the injuries.
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Guntersville
Ala
James Neely
Hiram Cooley
Georgia Mountain
An Neely
Tyler
Texas
Cooley
Nesly
Pom! Neely
Tom Neely
Neely
Cudley
Winter storm brings damage across the Midwest
Midwestern towns report frost avoided in Huron as clouds shielded crops. gusty winds and freezing rain lash South Dakota and nearby states with heavy rainfall in the Black Hills. damaging winds, hail, and a fatality occur from Missouri to Iowa, with extensive property and crop losses and widespread power line damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Wyoming
Daxola
Nebrasis
Rapid City
Cimten
Iowa
Mitchell
Yariton
Brookings
Chicago
Corn
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Council Blaffs
Keokuk
Mississippi
Galesburg
Summitville
J. T. Vermillion
Mg Margaret Hise
Universi of
Iowa City
Lawrence
Council Bluffs
Alba
Stuart
Atlantic
Casey
Guthrie Center
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Charles H. Tuttle
Tuttle
P. O
Jersey City
Edward G. ‘Seubert
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
FE. W. Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Sinclair Company
Sinclair Crude OW
Sinclair Pipe Line
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bertram H. Mautner
Vsociloay
Colorado’ College
Yeaaness
Drake Estate
Wessington
LEAD
John M. Tyler
Leaver
Mussolini
Kellogg
World Court
State
Mid-West
Kansas City
Tre
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Webster
Metz
Richards
Missouri Pacific
Nadine Cooper
Leeton
Postock
Zinning
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