First Units Of New Disposal Plant Are Put Into Operation
Huron's new 250000 sewage disposal plant began operation Saturday as engineers opened the first units. Remaining units including the large filter bed near completion, with full operation expected later in the week. Digester heating delays now route sludge directly to the digester. The plant will use dried digester sludge as fertilizer once processing finishes. Work on filters and drying beds continues as pipes and distribution lines are installed. Completion was not expected before the December 2 contract date.
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Huron
Harry Grothe
Board of City Commissioners
Grothe
Huron Construction Company
Guadalajara suffers dual city governments amid federal clash
In Guadalajara two rival city administrations claimed control as federal troops backed Alvarez while Mata held the state capitol. A 72 hour court-ordered pause followed by hearings aims to resolve the municipal power split rooted in a governor’s resignation and a disputed mayoral appointment.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
District Court
Ignacio de la Mora
Juan de Dice Robledo
de la Mora
Robledo
Jose G. Mata
Luis Alvarez del Castillo
Alvarez
Ortis Rubio
Frobledo
Mata
Weather Forecast Te Maren Update
A rough forecast for Te Maren shows pair tonight with partial cloudiness and cooler temps. Tuesday brings mostly gentle conditions with light winds and a modest warming trend, with accuracy limited by the garbled OCR text.
Dying Man's Story Frees Man From Penitentiary Life
Jesse Lucas, 59, freed from Menard prison after death bed confession by George R. Pond who admitted killing Clyde Showalter 26 years ago. Lucas, prisoner No. 401, was paroled to Mt. Carmel mayor T. B. Wright, who offered him a job and a home.
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Chester
Ill
Jesse Lucas
Menard
George R. Pond
Decker
Ind
Clyde Showalter
Lucas
Dlinois Board of Pardons and Paroles
T. B. Wright
Mt. Carmel
Road relief work delayed in Beadle county this week
Beadle county commissioners say drought relief road work will not start until late this week or early next week due to most equipment already being used on other projects. The initial project is on the Barrett Foster township road in the northeast county, funded by a $5000 state grant. About 20 farmers will work in shifts earning 18 cents per hour with a four horse team, until a $3.25 earning target is reached.
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Beadle County
Barrett-Foster Township
State Highway Commission
Beadle
Housewives Urged to Check Licenses on Milk Supply
Dr. W H Griffith city physician urged Huron housewives to report oilmen without city licenses. Licensing aims to audit milk producers and ensure compliance with health standards. Pasteurized milk licenses issued. raw milk varies from excellent to poor. tuberculin testing and sanitary milking practices urged.
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W. H. Griffith
Huron
Griffith
Sinilary
P. T. Whalen Dies In Kansas City Mo
Werd has been received of the death yesterday of P. T. Whalen in Kansas City Missouri where he had been under medical treatment for eighteen months. Born in Innismore Ontario Canada on April 13 1864 he came to South Dakota in 18M and engaged in services and banking until retirement. He is survived by one son Thomas P Whalen a student at . Funeral services will be held at St Patrick’s Catholic church in Cavour at 10 39 tomorrow morning.
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P. T. Whalen
Kansas City
Werd
Mr. Whalen
Innismore
Ontario
Canada
South Dakota
Thomas P. Wien
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Cavour
Sweden and Norway drop gold standard amid crown weakness
Sweden and Norway suspend the gold standard and ban gold exports for until Nov 30 to support currency parity with Britain. The Riksbank lifts the discount rate to 8 percent as Sweden aims to restore gold payments when finances permit. Norway raises its discount rate to 8 percent and joins joint currency measures with Denmark and Finland.
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Norway
London
Ept
Great Britain
Stockholm
Oslo
Swedish State Council
Riksbank
Erae Pn Beata Pad
Mwyo Au Meas
Felix Hamlin
Bank of Norway
Denmark
Finland
Winter Snow Brings Fuel Rationing Decree in Moscow
In Moscow the first snow reveals a fuel economy decree banning heating without authorization as coal lag behind the five year plan. Washington notes unemployment distress and outlines a four point program including statewide committees, emergency communities, road forecasts, and local plan reports to meet job loss.
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Moscow
Moaming
Brett
Hold Chiropractor Annual Convention Today
A fragmented item notes an annual chiropractic convention occurring today and mentions De. B. J. Pal and Dr. A as figures involved. References Davenport, Laws, and a tab contest to be judged tomorrow by Dr. A. The readable text is sparse and lacks full details or clear outcomes.
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de. B. J. Pal
Davenport
Laws
Dr. A 7
Rift In Ranks Of Murder Probers
Huntington dispatch reports a dissension within the murder probe over the Collings case. Dr Schultze read symbols claiming drowning autopsy results, then left the inquest. Salt labels were revealed as the symbols, and two trousers plus a bathing suit were found in Cove Neck, indicating weeks in water. Benjamin Collings, a Vallford commissioner engineer, was drowned on September 9.
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Huntington
Benjamin P. Collings
Long Island
Otto H. Sclyalize
Collings
Schultze
Suffolk County
Ford
Move to county farm for hotel delayed by bond snag
Beadle county commissioners awarded a moving contract to George Kettleson for Hitch Sock hotel to the county farm. Bond raising delays may shift the job to another bidder. A county crew began foundation work today, and the two story hotel, recently acquired for back taxes, will be moved to ease congestion.
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County Farm
Dalay
George Kettleson
Beadle
Hitchsock
Ketteson
Borah Criticizes Farm Board Policy in Sioux City
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho denounced the Farm Board policy of storing farm products. He urged supplying the world market with American grain regardless of gale price and warned that warehouse storage harms farmers. He connected the gold standard debate to an upcoming international conference and dismissed a referendum on the 18th amendment as pointless.
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Sioux City
William E. Borah
Idaho
Farm Board
Horak
Borah
Political Train Attacked During Chile Campaign Tour
In southern Chile, gunfire and stones attacked trains carrying presidential candidates Juan Esteban Montero and Arturo Alessandri. Montero’s car windows were smashed and the conductor wounded, though he escaped unharmed. Alessandri’s earlier train was similarly shot at but no passengers were injured. Authorities sought the political attackers in Biobio and Chiloe provinces.
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Chile
Santiago
Juan Estaban Montero
Arturo Alessandri
Montero
Biobio
Alessandri
Lianquihue Er Chiloc
Brothers held after fatal quarrel over hunting license
Cambridge Minnesota September. Three brothers Wesley 45 Stephen and John Peter Peters were held after the death of J Mitchell 61 following an argument over hunting laws. Wesley Peters is charged with manslaughter and is in custody with Dewees named. Coroner's jury ruled Wesley Peters struck Mitchell causing a hemorrhage after the men were told they could not hunt without a license.
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Cambridge
Minn
J. Mitchell
Wesley
Stephen
John Peter
Dewees
Wesley Peters
Mitchell
Doser Flying South as Birds Move Downward
The birds appear driven south from the north by recent wet weather. Their movement suggests a response to harsh conditions, with flocks crossing regions as seasonal patterns shift.
Pierre Police Chief Struck by Hit Run Driver
Pierre police chief William Hartley remained in a hospital with a broken leg after a hit and run incident in the downtown district Saturday night. An unidentified driver struck him as he directed traffic on foot. authorities pursued several leads to locate the motorist.
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Pierre
Ept
William Hartley
Ivas
Hartley
Franco German Commission Moves Toward Trade Peace
In Berlin a Franco German commission chaired by Laval and Briand met with Chancellor Bruening and Curtius to form a non political consultative group. The body would include state officials and industry leaders and focus on chemicals electricity iron and coal to ease trade tensions while avoiding actions against any third power. A police guard protected the guests amid calls of Hoch Deutschland and Vive la Paix.
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Berlin
Laval
Briand
Bruenling
Curtius
Walter Layton
Bank For International Settlements
Germany
ML Laval
M. Briand
Eta Ae
Europe
Mellon Impeachment Sought By Wright Patman
Representative Wright Patman of Texas said he would seek impeachment of Secretary Mellon when Congress reconvenes in December on charges he violated his office by keeping private business interests. He noted Mellon’s stock holdings in Aluminum and Koppers Corp, alleging influence over board elections and a stake in a $200 million iron and steel plant in the Ural mountains for the Soviet.
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Washington
Wright Patman
Texas
Congress
Texan
Secretary of the Treasury
Fatman
Aluminum Corporation
O Connor On Trial For Lincoln Bank Robbery
Thom as O Connor stood trial in Lincoln Nebraska district court for alleged involvement in the Lincoln National Bank robbery worth 2.5 million dollars. A jury was selected and opening statements were expected in the afternoon. He is the first of four suspects in the case, including Jack Britt Howard Lee and Gus Winkler.
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O'Connor
Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Thomas O'Connor
Lincoln National
East St. Louis
Mlinois
Jack Britt
Howard Lee
Gus Winkler
St. Joseph
Mich
State Penitentiary
Relations Strained After Bolivian Paraguayan Clash
In the Gran Chaco a clash killed 12 soldiers from Paraguay and Bolivia, worsening bilateral ties. A war ministry communique said four Bolivian casualties occurred Saturday after Paraguayan patrols found Bolivian troops at Fort Zamaday and drove them from the area.
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Paraguay
Gran Chaco
The
of War
Zamaday
Three Die In Forced Landing Of Airplane Crash
A plane crashed northwest of Hare last night after motor trouble. It rolled over about 300 feet and struck a stone wall, killing instantly three people: Dr. R. Bartow Read of New York, owner and pilot. Dr. Samuel S. Ellis of Buffalo, about 30. and Joseph W. Hillis, 24, Samuel Hillis’ brother.
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Hare
R. Bartow Read
New York
Samuel 8. Eilis
Buffalo
Joseph W.hilis
Samuel
Shortridge Says He Has No Knowledge Of Bulow Case
Senator Samuel M. Shortridge, California Republican and chair of the senate privileges and elections committee, said he has no official or personal knowledge of charges against Senator-elect W. J. Bulow in South Dakota. Nye refused to act, noting the Mitchell petition concerns Bulow’s 1930 campaign and may not involve campaign expenditures. Senate referral would be needed for any investigation.
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Samuel M. Shortridge
South Dakota
W. J. Buxlow
Shortridge
California
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Nye
North Dakota
Bulow
Senate
Mitchell
S. D
Fred R. Smith
Students Attack Foreign Minister in Nanking Mob Attack on C. T. Wang
Foreign Minister C. T. Wang was assaulted by a student mob in Nanking while critics blamed him for not pressing the League of Nations to intervene in the Manchurian dispute. Wang survived three chest wounds and injuries to his arms as servants aided his removal from the wrecked office. Chiang Kai-shek dispatched bodyguards to protect him and pledged to continue his foreign policy despite protests. The Chinese government appealed to the League after Japanese forces occupied southern Manchuria, a move Tokyo defended as necessary against Chinese threats and sabotage.
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Nanking
C. T. Wang
League of Nations
China
Japan
Wang
Dr. Wang
Jesser Onus Jan
Chiang Kai-Shek
Manchuria
Mukden
Tokyo
Anti-Japanese Riot Tragedy Hits Hongkong Nine Dead
Riot unrest across Hongkong and Kowloon leaves nine dead and dozens injured. A mob stormed the home of Shimiziro Yashishita in Kowloon, killing his family including wife mother and two sons, sparing a three year old. Police and soldiers deployed with bayonets to quell the violence. Ten arrests reported. A Chinese child also killed during the riots. Authorities fear continued unrest.
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China
Kowloon
Shimiziro Yashishita
Yashishita
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