Hurricane Approaches Gulf Coast From Bahamas Threat
Northw est Florida and parts of Alabama brace as a tropical storm nears the Gulf of Mexico. Government forecasts warn of hurricane strength near Apalachicola to the Mississippi coast while winds rise, barometers fall, and communications falter. Rescue ships move through rough Atlantic waters as ships near Great Abaco report limited distress. Debris and flooding affect the Florida Keys and mainland coastal towns, with reports of a death near Marathon and extensive damage in the Bahama capital Maasaw.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Etrin
Alabama
Mexico
Florida Peninsula
Bahamas Islands
Government Weather Bureau
Apalachicola
Fly
Mississippi Coast
Pensacola
Reseng
Lie Wate
Bahaman
Salinas
Manzan
Liloreol
Scan
Florina
Cape Sableworth
Circus Fruits
Sunta Gorda
Key West
Florida East Coast
Marathon
Brebant
Fine Key
Wwtn
Keys
Miami
Florida City
Maasaw
Tampa
St. Petersburgh
Gear
National Bank of Turon declares 2 percent quarterly dividend
The National Bank of Turon announced a 2 percent quarterly dividend, lifting the year total to 7 4 percent. Nine months earnings surpassed the full 1928 year, prompting officers to call the bank’s finances healthy and business expansion in Hu You and Vincinity. The board approved the dividend Thursday, with checks issued today.
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National Bank of
Turon
Vincinity
Weather update for South Dakota and nearby areas
Partly cloudy tonight with minimal change in temperature. Forecast shows slight cooling and muted temperatures across the region, with no significant weather events expected tonight.
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Nuron
South Dakota
Fale Toulgnt
Henessins
Anxiety Over Fate Of French Fliers In Siberia Attempt
Paris dispatch reports anxiety in France for aviators Dieu donne Coste and Jacques Bellonte missing after taking off from Le Bourget in the Question Mark toward Vladivostok. They were last heard from Cologne and hoped to reach Irkutsk about 3,000 miles away before continuing to Vladivostok, aiming to beat the Italian record of 4,258 miles.
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Paris
Dieudonne Coste
Jacques Bellonte
le Hourget Field
Vladivostok
Siberia
le Bourget
Cologne
Germany
Irieutsk
del Prete
Fararin
Rome
Brazil
Williamson Fights For Manganese Tariff Restoration
Representative Winson, now in Washington, vows to press for restoring manganese duties via a tariff or a return to the tariff bill. He cites South Dakota as a major manganese bed state and says enough Senate votes exist for a nonpartisan push, with support from other manganese states. The fight targets the Senate stage, aiming to shield South Dakota manganese and secure a tariff rate around one to ten percent, depending on shifting conferees and state votes.
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Washun
Winson
Washington
South “Dakota
Williamsoni
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Williamson
South Dakota
Norbeck
Nordin
California
Colorado
Idaho
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Mon
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Gregan
Tennessee
Virginia
Soviet Fliers Safe At Sitka After Fog Struggle
A Russian monoplane named Laws of the rvn Was safely greeted in Sitka Alaska capital during Russian occupation after navigating heavy fog for most of the 12 009 mile Moscow to New York flight. Chief Pilot S A Sheslakey explained radio messages caused alarm as crews prepared to alter course. Refueling planned at once with a possible departure for Seattle 700 miles away.
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Sertict Abaska
Rvn
Seward
Alaska
Moscow
New York
S. A. Sheslakey
Seattle
United States
Boswell Dam Opening Ceremony Set For Tuesday
Estelline hosts dedication of the Boswell diversion dam a conservation project. The event includes a tablet unveiling for late W B Boswell editor of Hamlin county republican. Presenters include Palmer Johnson Fred Hildebrandt Karl Mundt and others supporting flood control and water diversion to Dry Lake and Lake Poinsett.
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Boswell
Teank Wilton Leaghe
W. B Boswell
Mildred
Marjorie Wright
Lake
Poinsett
Palmer Johnson
Fred Hildebrandt
South Dakota Game and Mish Commission
Karl Mundt
Madison
State Walton League
Wil Speak
Mr.Boswell
Walter M. Cheever
Philo Hall
Brookings
Swanson carries on against vice in Chicago raids
State’s Attorney John A. Swanson intensified a campaign against vice and gambling with weekend raids in Chicago and Calumet City. About 450 people were arrested, including 247 in Chicago and over 200 in Calumet City. Calumet City was described by an official as “just a frontier town.”
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Swanson
Chicago
Calumet City
John A. Swanson
Mrs Gann Waives Precedence At White House Dinner
Vice President Curtis yields rank to Lady Isabella Howard at a state dinner for Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald while his sister Mrs DaHy Curtis Gann loses her place in the ceremonial order. MacDonald asks his daughter Ishbel not be formally listed, and Mrs Gann is expected to participate in the Washington visit amid social plans for the prime minister.
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Washington
Curtis
DaHy Curtis Gann
White House
Ramsay MacDonald
Stimson
Isabella Howard
MacDonald
Ishbel
Hoover
United States
Gann
Isabella
Topeka
Alice Longworth
Longworth
Art collection to be seen here
Huron residents may view a display of Alicea D. Engley-Beck watercolors on Wednesday and Thursday at the college auditorium presented by Edward J. Reisdorf of Seattle. The collection will also be shown at the high school for students, with both students and the public invited to attend. Engley-Beck, a Providence native and former Miss Alice K. Engley, studied in Paris and Holland, earning top honors in French exhibitions and winning medals at Paris and Seattle events.
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Huron
Alicea D. Engley-Beck
Engley-Beck
Provid[ence
R.I
Alice K. Engley
Ida M. Gardner
School For Girls
Providence
Wheeler Art School of Design
Paris
Holland
Croge
mead‘aFand Ailver
Seattle
Delivery Guaranteed for Evening Huronite in City
Publishers guarantee delivery of The Evening Huronite in the city via Western Union Telegraph company. If your paper fails to arrive by 6:30, call number 8432. a messenger will deliver promptly.
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Huronite
Huron
Western
Union « ‘Telegraphs Company
Umber
Union
Nda Messenger
Peephole pistol ends theater bandit's run at McVicker's
A bandit attempting a robbery at McVicker's in Chicago was shot through a peephole as he reached the exit with $4,609. Assistant manager Bernard Cobb fired from the peephole, foiling the hold up tied to prior robberies at local theaters. The heist spree disrupted Harvard Grave and other theaters, with total robberies cited. Police link the suspect to similar crimes and note prior incidents at the Chicago Theater.
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Chicago
APJ
McVicker's
Make Believe
Bernard Cobb
Ralph Raunedy
Cobb
MecVicker
Harvard
The
Grave
South Side
Music Box
North Side
Gang Of Wire Thieves Believed At Yankton
Yankton Sept 30 a banized gang of wire thieves using a truck is believed to be operating in this section Over the weekend the Northwestern Public Service substation at Lesterville was entered and about 400 pounds of aluminum wire and other equipment were taken The loot valued at about $200 The lock on the station gate was broken Several other small thefts of company property have been reported in this section recently
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Yankton
Northwestern Publi Service Company
Lesterville
Miss Pioneer crowned at Yankton college festival
Miss Elva Triggs of Sterling Illinois was elected Miss Pioneer by Yankton college seniors and will preside as queen of the homecoming festival on October 13. Seven other senior girls were entered in the selection.
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Yankton
Elva Triggs
Sterling
Fll
Arrival of Third Daughter Shocks Japanese Throne Hope
KYO Sept 30 War sirens marked Japan’s news that the emperor’s third child is a daughter, not a son. Empress Nagako endured the birth, the princess weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces and was named later. Public rejoicing mixed with imperial disappointment over succession expectations.
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Kyo
Japan
Island
Nagako
Imperial Household
Huron Clinic to Get New Doctor
Dr. Jon Foust of Albany Wisconsin will join the Huron Clinic as house physician arriving around October 10 to begin duties. A Northwestern University graduate he is well known in Huron having practiced locally since 1927 with the clinic for several months. Officials say he comes highly recommended and will bring added medical staff.
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Jon Foust
Albany
Wis
Huron Clinic
Northwestern University
Foust
Texas Man Wins Infant Care Champion Title
Washington report praises a Texas county father labeled infant care champion for sterilizing bottles and preparing formula. He cared for his 11 month old son after his wife died at birth while hiring help for farm duties. Two other fathers, one Californian and one Kansan, are noted as Worthy of mention in the annual maternity report.
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Washington
Texas
United States Children’s Bureau
Kansan
League Women discuss Lame Duck Amendment meeting
Mrs James Byrnet will lead the discussion on the Lame Duck amendment at a Beadle County League of Women Voters gathering tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mrs Angie Chaffees Lame 976 Dakota Avenue South. Mrs F P Matz will report on South Dakota statutes about Women in industries and delegates will be elected for the state convention.
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League
James Byrnet
Beadle County League of Women Voters
Angie Chaffee
Dakota Avenue
South
South Dakota
F. P. Matz
Scout Drive Workers To Meet At Dinner Tuesday
Officials prepare for Huron drive with 40 solicitors rally dinner at Hotel Marvin Bughitt Tuesday 6:30 pm. Kenneth Bentz of St Paul to outline plans as a kickoff Wednesday morning. Chairman B B Hill extolls Scouting as a real program building character for boys over 12.
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Scout Drive
Haury On
Marvin Bughitt
Kenneth Bentz
St. Paul
Tgcional
Huron
B. B Hill
Senate probes investigate Geneva trip of shipbuilders observer
Senate investigators quizzed William B. Shearer and Admiral J B Reever about Geneva 1927 the observer and reporter roles for three U S shipbuilders and alleged anti British sentiment while seeking details on payments 250 000 000 and 7 500 figures and possible delivery of a secret British document amid the cruiser bill controversy
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Washington
William B. Shearer
Bic Navy
Senate
Geneva
Shearer
J. B. Reever
Reeves
Sens Ale
Coolidge
America
Britain
Japan
Sherrer
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Department of Justice
Gener
Washinton
Navy
Prisoners Escape City Jail In Broad Daylight
Two men Hull and an alias Gunderson broke from the Sioux Falls city jail on Sunday morning. They unlocked a cell, cut a heavy wire grating in a window, and walked down the rear steps of the city hall after gaining freedom of the cell room.
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Coty
Sioux Falls
Richard Hull
Albert Gunderson
Special Train Carries Legion Delegates to Louisville
Canton dispatch reports L. C. Morgan state commander and four drum corps from Pierre Aberdeen Milbank and Garden City aboard the South Dakota special train leaving yesterday with delegates to the American Legion annual convention at Louisville. Creditors of Trent State Bank in Trent receive a second seven percent dividend per state banking department announcement.
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Canton
L. C. Mor Mngan
Kadoka
South Dakota
American Legion
Louiesville
Pierre
Aberdeen
Milbank
Garden City
Trent State Bank
Trent
State Banking Department
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Sitka
Javid
Sun
Wascen
S.A. Shestakev
Boris Fo Steligov
Navykator
McVicker's Theater
Mr. Hil
Mr. Hill
ST. Louis
Huntleigh
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