Florida Faces Renewed Hurricane Threat As Gale Nears Key West
Florida braces as West Tudsan hurricane nears, with warnings for Key West to Tampa. Nassau reports severe damage and isolation for 48 hours, winds to 100 mph, and immense property loss. Miami and Everglades evacuated, streets deserted, trains marooned, power outages widespread. Communications restored late, but city still battered.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Key West
Tampa
Nassau
Ives
Tower
West Falm Beach
Punger Key West
Dk Royer
Florida East Coast
Howtestead
Everglades
Cuba
Millas
National Observatory
Nassau Wit Ward
Bahama Islands
Gahamati
Florida Straits
Weather Bureau
Offlciela
Alls
Famrud
Montagu
Callier
Bankers Favor Dead Bandit Reward Plan in South Dakota
State Bankers Association bulletin reports transformation of awards for dead bank bandits as seven of 195 banks oppose. secretary says action awaits 75% response. warns hold ups threaten employees and customers, raising insurance and operating costs. Texas note cites one failed daylight robbery after five rewards paid in 20 months.
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South Dakota
State Bankers’ Association
Georgy A. Starling
Texas
Texas Association
Schollian Denies Owning Car in Liquor Case
John Schollian Jr of Wessington says he did not own the car found with 27 gallons of alcohol and sold it to Floyd Patridge. Deputy A. J. Larsen notes the vehicle was registered to Scholman and says Schollian is not charged while authorities seek Patridge. the car and liquor remain held as the search continues.
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John Schollian, Jr
Wessington
Gvening Hurouilte
Schollian
Wong
Floyd “Patridge
Scholman
Sherif A. J. Larsen
Schol- Man
Hartin
Wquorig
Benng
Patridge
French flyers chase world distance record attempt
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte in the Question Mark fly from Paris toward Siberia aiming to set a long distance record. At 8 16 a m after 24 hours the craft left Le Bourget and ranged toward Cologne with wireless gear removed, delaying verification and raising concerns about contact for several days if the flight lands in a remote Siberian region.
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LE Bourget
France
Dieudonne’ Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Siberia
Paris
Cologne
Germany
Coste
Russia
Civilization
Huron Hosts Major Methodist Episcopal Conference Next Week
Huron will host one of the year's largest gatherings as Methodist Episcopal clergy and laymen convene for the Dakota Conference annual state meeting. The six day event includes the Lay Association session and features Bishop Charley L. Mead of Denver and other leading church figures. The 45th annual conference opens Tuesday afternoon with key talks by university and church leaders, amid district superintendents and regional officials.
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Huron
South Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Dakota Conference
Organization
Methodist Episcopal Y 15
Lochridge
of Dakota Conference
Mend
Charley L. Mead
Denver
Methodist Episcopal
Earl A. Roadman
Dakota Eeret University
Detroit
Michigan _Anti
Hmergon- E
Summer Water Bills Due October 1
City treasurer Mrs. Frank Gannaway notes the dry summer drives high charges with a summer water bill of 17020, about 4000 more than before and 3540 more than last year. Bills are due October 1 and delinquent October 10. nonpayment risks shutoff. A 10 percent discount applies if paid before delinquency, and 68 customers face an extra $1 charge for spring shutoffs.
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Frank Gannaway
City of
Huron
Gannaway
Weather Huron Partly Cloudy With Cooler Temps
Partly cloudy weather expected in Huron tonight and Sunday with a dip in temperatures. Winds light, with little change in north portions tonight. The Dakotas may see similar patterns and a modest cooling trend by Sunday.
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Huron
South Dakotas
North Portion
Annual Boy Scout Drive Starts Here Wednesday
Huron launches its annual Boy Scout finance drive next Wednesday aiming for a 4000 goal in the city. The campaign committee led by R B Hill will seek to complete solicitations by Friday night during a 630 p m dinner at the Hotel. Deputy regional scout executive Kenneth Benls from St Paul will be in the city Tuesday to help finalize plans and speak at the dinner. Beadle Hand Spink and Kingsbury counties will be asked to raise 2100 of the quota, with broader calls to communities in the region to support the Boy Scout program and bolster a full time executive oversight locally.
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Huron
R. B. Hill
Marvin Hugutt
George
Sherman
Harry Lampe
Prank
Mackness
Kenneth Benls
St Paul
Brosvat
Yegh
Beadle County
Spink
Kingsbury
Chatraman Hill
Supervisa
Soviet fliers land in Seward before storm during Moscow to New York flight
Four Russian aviators halted in Seward Alaska aboard The Land of the Soviets after crossing the stormy north Pacific from Moscow. They arrived from Dutch Harbor two hours ahead of a storm and planned to depart for Sitka then Seattle and on to New York via San Francisco and Chicago.
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Seward
Alaska
Pacific Ocean
Moscow
New York
Dutch Harbor
Unaluiska Island
Alaskan
Northern Pacific
Lover
Sitka
Seattle
Thance
San Francisco
Chicago
Stock Market Endures Large Losses Before Closing Rally
New York lent stock market faced heavy selling in early trading with marginal accounts being closed out. By session end few gains emerged as prices steadied from losses. volume remained high for a Saturday with about 2,100,000 shares. Major names slipped while some issues recovered slightly, leaving a ragged close amid unsettled credit signals and gloomy broker outlooks.
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New York
Amd
Commission House
Auburn Auto
General Motors
Studebaker
Nash
Marmon
A. S. Steel
General Electric
Columbian Carbon
Columbia Gas
American Power
and Light
North American
Westinghouse Electric
American Water Works
Republica Steel
Simmons and Macy
A. M. Byers
National Biscuit
Air Reduction
Atchinson
Baltimore
Ohio
American Can
Standard Gas
Eight Miners Die in Covington Mine Disaster at Poteau
Eight men were killed at Covington Goal Company's No 1 mine near Poteau Oklahoma after an explosion and after damp trapped and drowned workers. Jeff Shelton and William Cates, both of Poteau, were killed outright. Rest of the crew perished in a gas filled chamber as rescuers reached the scene.
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Poteau
Okla
Covington Goal Company
Here
Missin
Tay
Jeff Shelton
William Cates
Miller 1928 Football Team Earns State Honor Citation
In 1928 Miller high school football earned honors noted by Spalding's guide. The Miller team is described as central South Dakota champions and the only team not scored on in the state. Jacobson is credited with a 100 yard run against Fort Pierre. Other South Dakota teams pictured include Watertown and Platte.
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Miller
Spalding
South Dakota
Central
South
Dakota
Jacobson
Fort. Pierre
Watertown
Platte
MacDonald sails west on Berengaria for peace mission
Ramsay MacDonald prime minister of Great Britain sails from Southampton on the Berengaria for Washington aiming to lay groundwork for universal peace. Ishbel and party aboard as crowds cheer in London and Southampton. ambassador Davey travels with him for armament talks. The Berengaria is bound for New York next Friday.
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Harry Houston Boxer
Associated Press
Berengaria
Ramsay McDonald
Great Britain
Southampton
Washington
MacDonald
Ishvet
London
Empire
England
No. 19
Downing Street
Ishbel
Waterloo Station
Mac
Ramsey
Davey
Hoover
New York
McCarthy Maintains Cubs Practice Plans Despite A's Preseason
In Chicago Connie Mack forbids the Athletics from practicing at Wrigley Field before the World Series opener. Joe McCarthy sticks to Cubs preparations, taking the team to Shibe Park in Philadelphia on October 10 to align lineups. Sammy Hale fills in at shortstop and second when Jimmy Dykes is unavailable.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Wrigley Field
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Shiba Park
Philadelphia
Sammy Hale
Jimmy Dykes
Sammy
Looting in flood area prompts martial law in New Mexico
El Paso dated dispatch reports San Marcial New Mexico after flood. Telegraph operator J B O Bannion said refugees from hills loot unprotected stores at night. Residents urge Fort Bliss troops to patrol the village as rehabilitation work begins. Damage estimated at two to three million dollars.
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EL Paso
Texas
San Marical
O'Bannion
Howard Feldhaus's Duroc Jersey heads to Chicago expo
Lawrence Feldhaus of Howard meets the state champion Duroc Jersey pig, winner at Miner County Fair and State Fair, as the 71 day feeding period to November 30 begins. 4-H member aims for national honors at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
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Howard
South Dakota
Lawrence Feldlaus
Duroc
Chicago
Sptember
Miner County
Howard Boy
Huron
Chase Brothers of
Willow, Lakes
Feldhaus
Theodore Feldhaus
3. W. Jones
Bernard
Lawrence
Legionnaires Gather For 11th Convention
In Louisville Kentucky 8745 World War veterans signed the convention roster as the 11th American Legion convention opened. Veterans arrived by plane train boat and car for the largest visitor crowd in the city. A 75 member reception committee prepared to welcome National Commander Paul McNutt arriving from Indianapolis. The 1930 convention’s fight was between Boston and Los Angeles.
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Louisville
Paul ¥. McNutt
Indianapolis
Boston
Los Angeles
Lutherans To Form Confirmation Class
The American Lutheran church will organize a confirmation class during Sunday school this Sunday. Pastor Rev. S. D. Die Fud asks anyone interested to meet at the church at 12 o'clock.
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American Lutheran Church
Testimony Clarifies Co op Role in Relief Board
Senate hearings show the federal farm board intends to build the cooperative marketing movement and avoid direct stabilization operations. Members reaffirmed this stance despite criticism of not using a $50 million revolving fund in wheat. The board may support stabilization via strong national cooperatives with credit.
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Washington
Senate-agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Legge
West
Senate
Flexible tariff vote looms after days of Senate debate
After four days of heated debate over the flexible tariff provision, Senate leaders anticipate a close roll call on Monday. Senator Simmons argues to repeal the flexible clause or set limits, while Chairman Smoot pushes to keep the president’s power to adjust rates within 50 percent on tariff commission recommendations. Dairying interests urge sustaining a flexible framework with clearer administration and continued tariff commission oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Fort Carolina
Smoot
Mondax
Tariff Commission
Wether
Smac
Congress
Sackett
Kentucky
Tarl Commission
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
A. M. Loomis
Amecan Dairy Federation
American Association of Creamery
National Dairy Union
Corts
Armless Lady Pilot Dies In Abilene Plane Crash
In Abilene Texas on September 27 Miss Josephine Callaghan an armless pilot was killed when an unlicensed plane she was piloting crashed in a cotton field near the city. Callaghan reportedly used a special arrangement on the control stick to operate the aircraft using artificial arms.
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Abilene
Texas
Josephine Callaghan
Here
Callaghan
Delivery Guarantee for The Evening Mars in Huron
The Evening Mars newspaper in Huron is guaranteed by Western Union Telegraph Company to deliver. If the paper does not arrive by 6 20 call 452 and a messenger will deliver it starting April.
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Huron
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Aph Y
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McCarthy
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