Freezing Temperatures Hit Huron With First Fall Frost
Temperature in Huron fell below freezing last night, dipping to 26 degrees at 4:30 am atop the post office. A frost damaged flower beds and gardens, but corn appeared unharmed. Forecast calls for clearing, cool weather, with possible frost tonight and increasing clouds Sunday as warmer air returns. Other towns recorded frost, including Watertown 26, Mitchell 33, Sioux Falls 32.
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Huron
U.S
M. E. Bigstone
Weather Bureau
Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Aberdsen
Haron
Brookings
Pierre
Yankton
Rapid City
Seymour Sends In Resignation From Western Campaign
Victor Seymour Lincoln businessman resigns as assistant vice-chairman of the western republican campaign. He telegraphed Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon that he is innocent of Nebraska primary controversy and seeks to avoid publicity from Nye committee hearings. Party leaders doubt acceptance of the resignation.
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Denver
Victor Seymour
Lincoln
Seymour
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Nebraska
Gerald P. Nye
Fror
McCook
Neb
George Ner Fis
Nye
Porter H. Hale
Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee
George W. Norris
Paut Johnson
Broken Bow
Norris
Birthday radiogram to Mrs. Taylor from Los Angeles
Mrs. Taylor received a radiogram yesterday at 257 Third Street Southwest from Los Angeles. It was sent by her daughter Mrs. Ernest Gerde of El Monte California and relayed via multiple stations. The message wished happy birthday and noted a Los Angeles County Fair visit.
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Taylor
Radiogram
Los Angeles
Scott Taylor
Third
Street Southwest
Tyre Eastern
Ernest Gerde
Monte
Cal
Los Angeles County
Florence
Weather Outlook for Baron and South Dakota
Weather forecast notes continued cold conditions with frost tonight and increasing clouds. In South Dakota, expect overall warmth later, with frost likely tonight and Sunday, and somewhat warmer conditions on Sunday.
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South Dakota
William H. Lyon Pioneer and Politician Dies
Sioux Falls September 27 William H Lyon 72 a pioneer attorney and state representative died at his home from biov chol emotional pneumonia he had been ill since Tuesday Lyon came to Vermillion as a boy from Town in territorial days his legal career was largely in Sioux Falls he published the first book copyrighted in Dakota territory The People's Problem Lyon served in the House in 1417 1939 and 1925 was a Republican nominee for state senate last May He was active in civic development and planned park grounds in Minnehaha county The second unopposed Republican nominee for the state senate to die this week M I Larsen died at Mound City Tuesday Funeral arrangements not made this morning
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Sioux Falls
William H. Lyon
Yankton
Lyor
Senate
Minnehaha
Lyon
State Senate
M. I. Larsen
Mound City
Bruening Seeks Confidence Vote For New Policy Plan
Berlin reports that Chancellor Bruening and his cabinet have finished the draft program to request a vote of confidence and expanded power from the Reichstag. Official details were not released, but Boersen Zeitung cited cuts in civil service wages and ten percent budget reductions amid unemployment and tax reforms, as Hitler’s fascist influence dominates public attention at Aripat sic trial.
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Berlin
Bruening
Reichstag
Boersen Zeitung
Doles
Adolf Hitler
Reichswehr
Aripsic
Melton Sentenced for Jail Break Attempt in Ipswich
Oliver Melton of Rochester Minnesota pleaded guilty to attempted jail break and received a six month sentence in the state penitentiary. He was also held on a forgery charge in Edmaunds County. Melton tried to saw through iron bars while inmates drowned out the noise with music. a deputy halted the attempt.
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Ipswich
Oliver Melton
Rochester
Minn
Edmaunds
Melton
One Killed During Nationalist Riots in United Provinces
In the United Provinces on September 27 one person died and 43 were wounded as police used rifles to quell a nationalist demonstration during local council elections. Police faced stone throwing and ballot paper destruction at the town hall picket by All India National Congress representatives.
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Aninital
United Provinces
India
Sfesiemn Council
Tofi
All-India Nation Congress
Home liquor manufacture deemed legal for personal use
Washington and Pierre dispatches report Prohibition Director Amos W. Woodcock says citizens who make wine or beer at home for personal use without selling it are beyond federal enforcement. He notes liability to trial if the liquor is intoxicating, but warrants rely on commercial activity. State officials say SD law remains strict and enforcement continues with warrants. The piece also surveys potential 1932 political impacts, noting Democratic and Republican divisions over repeal and whether a wet plank will appear in forthcoming platforms.
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Washington
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Pierre
South Dakota
Fred Milter
MeEn
M. Q. Sharpe
B. D. Minterer
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Dwight W. Morrow
Republiccan
New Jersey
Law Enforcement Commission
Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Tydings
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Southland
Robinson
Arkansas
Brockhart
Iowa
Ideal Weather For Watertown Play Day
Watertown opens its first annual play day with ideal weather attracting thousands. Barriers block downtown traffic for boxing concerts and athletic events, with all amusements free of charge. Merchants host as Warren Green and D A McCullough promote programs supporting urban rural harmony.
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Watertown
Warren E. Green
D. A. McCullough
Daylight Saving Time Ends Tonight in New York
Thousands of persons will set watches back one hour before retiring to conform to standard time. The change ends daylight saving time which began April 27 when clocks moved ahead one hour. The official hour for the change back is 2 a.m. Sunday morning.
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New York
Five Die As Lake Tempest Sinks Five Lose Lives In Lake Tempest
Muskegon Michigan reports a 41 mile gale on Lake Michigan sent waves and two boats to the bottom. At least five crew members of the barge Salvor perished as others clung to the derrick and shore guards rescued two after 16 hours. The schooner Qui Son also foundered off Ludington with seven crew saved by a freighter. A third boat, the North Shore, carried five aboard with two bodies recovered ashore. Two Muskegon men remain missing Clarence Barnett and Tony Winierowski.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lake Michigan
Salvor
Grand Haven
Coast Guard
William’ Nelson
North Shore
Lornie Olmstead
Elmer Lytle
Detour
Clinton Lane
Ste Clarence Barnett
Tony Winierowski
Idx Olmstead
Lornie
Sher
Alice la Playnt
Harry Smith
Newark
N. J
Nedeau
Smith
Wavex
Admits Friendship Judge Still Missing
Mrs Connie Marcus, a Fifth Avenue saleswoman, confessed friendship with missing Justice Joseph Force Crater to Police and prosecutors. She had disappeared September 13, cited to avoid embarrassment, spent five days at a Connecticut farm and later with a sister in Memphis. She said Crater had given her about 90 dollars in gifts monthly.
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New York
Connie Marcus
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Force Crater
Supreme Court
Justice Crater
Norwich
Conn
Memphis
Tenn
Bus Crash Injures Twenty In Virginia Collision
Twenty persons were injured in a bus wreck near Alexandria Virginia when the vehicle left Teavin road and struck a tree after Hyba Valley. The accident occurred late last night and at least one person is reported seriously hurt.
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Alexandria
Hyba Valley
Richmond
Shore
Teavin Road
Weurve
Bulow Challenges McMaster To Debate At Mitchell
Governor W J Bulow seeks a Senate debate with Senator W H McMaster at Mitchell during the Corn Palace exposition. Bulow offers half his speaking time at the Sept 30 democratic rally in exchange for half of McMaster’s time at the Oct 1 republican rally. McMaster’s secretary says the senator is traveling in the state and unavailable for the telegram reply.
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Bulow
McMaster
Mitchell
Fierre
W. J. Bulow
U. S. Senate
W.H. McMaster
Senator McMaster
le McMaster
Corn Palace
M'Master
Yankton
W. H. McMaster
George Henry
To Decide On Home For Wealthy Youth
Chicago dated report on a custody dispute over nine year old Richard Krueger. Judge Harry Lewis weighs whether the mother’s or the father’s home offers a proper place, consulting the Social Service Bureau to assess fitness for a future millionaire child.
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Chicago
Harry Lewis
Richard Krueger
Milton Krueger
Lewis
Social Service Bureau
Lions Convention Set for Huron June 11 1931
The Elony district convention to be held in Huron was fixed for June 11 to 14 1931 at a meeting led by Art Lee district governor Northfield Minnesota. About 700 delegates were expected to attend the gathering in Huron next June with plans for a full convention program.
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Elony Clubs
Huron
Art Lee
Northfield
Minn
Corn Palace Week Hinted Slightly Off As Prohibition Rears
MVECHELL Sept 21 The Corn Palace Week may miss its usual corn party due to liquor arrests and a police mixup in which Dave Flagle’s order book, loaded with many names, suggested a possible rush that never materialized. Lester Yorn serves a 90 day jail term in Brookings County for liquor charges. Prohibition officers have retired two well known local bootleggers leaving a smaller field for events.
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Mvechell
Lester Yorn
Brookings County
Sioux Falls
Dave Flagle
Dave
Board Edict Fails to Bolster Wheat Market
CHICAGO September 27 Grain prices fell as foreign governments faced a ban on selling futures. The Chicago Board of Trade moved to end short selling by foreign entities, while Soviet Russia’s offerings pressured prices. Wheat declines ranged from several cents, with December and March futures at notable lows, and the market noted a historic board action amid government investigations.
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Chicago
Soviet
Russia
Chicago Board of Trade
Hyde
John A. Bunnell
Half Way Mark Of Final Match Finds Atlantan In Front
Bobby Jones leads Gene Homans after 18 holes of the 36 hole final for the United States amateur championship at Merion Cricket Club Ardmore Pa. Jones, aiming for a grand slam, holds the early advantage in the YoU event.
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Bobby Jones
Merion Cricket Club
Atlantan
Ardmore
Notorious Gusiks Nabbed In Capone Raid
Chicago reports two brothers of Jack Gusik jailed by federal agents on income tax charges after a south Wabash restaurant arrest. The arrests followed a police drive against gangsters using vagrancy law to detain known crooks. A secret memo listing police officials involved in past arrests surfaced at the Carleton hotel, prompting talk of a possible department leak.
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Chicago
Jack Gusiks
Capone
Gusiks
Harry
Sam
South Wabash Avenue
Harry Gusile
Carleton
Tony Tagenti
Tagenti
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Sweet at Riverside cemetery
The body of Mrs H J Sweet of Minneapolis arrived in Hacon with Mr Sweet. Funeral services are set for 2 30 PM Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will follow at Riverside cemetery. Mrs Sweet's son Carl Sweet and his wife and two daughters Miss Alice Sweet and Miss Doris Sweet, all of Minneapolis, are expected to arrive by car later today.
Oil Drilling Planned on Keystone Mining Site
J D Mount of Rapid City announced Francis P Byron of Keystone Consolidated Mining bought Frank Reich’s stake in the Fairburn structure where an oil rig was erected weeks ago. Drilling to begin within 43 hours with a 15 inch bore as Mount purchases casings and tools in Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
J. D. Mount
Rapid City
Francis P. Byron
Keystone Consolidated Mining Company
Frank Reich
Fairburn
Mr. Mount
Minnesota Woman Crowned Culinary Champ in Farm Bureau Contest
Mys Mi Freise of Redwood Falls Minnesota earned the title by submitting the winning Thanksgiving dinner menu in an American Farm Bureau Federation contest. Second prize went to Bernice Rinker of Grand Ridge Illinois.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Mys
Freise
Redwood Falls
Minn
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bernice Rinker
Grand Ridge
De Smet Man To Open New Rendering Plant
De Smet resident D. T. Smith announced plans for a rendering plant opening within weeks. The facility will be located southeast of the city.
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DE Smet
D. T. Smith
Smith
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