Debated Philippine future pits US rule against Japan mandate
Manila address by Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons outlines options for the Philippines. He argues the United States should set a clear status and warns that immediate independence is unlikely, suggesting Japan as a potential League of Nations mandate and warning of a costly conflict if independence is rushed. The piece notes Filipino leaders react with acrimony and that US policy must balance interests, defense, and economic ties while avoiding a power vacuum.
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International Affairs
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Foreig
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Urge Further Probe In Brown County Irregularities
Aberdeen April 1 irregularities in an audit of Brown County by McLaughlin Noreen and Company of Huron prompted a recommendation for further inquiry into county records outside the county offices. Chairman Wells said the board will continue its investigation until the truth is determined. Delinquent personal property taxes with distress warrants totaling over 2600 were alleged to be unaccounted for in the uncollectable register as part of the audit findings.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
McLaughlin Noreen and Company of Huron
Maade
Wells
Roger Campbell
Grain Firm Puts Money In Reserve
CHICAGO April 8 The National Grain corporation reduced its board from 18 to 15 members and proposed minor bylaws changes. Stockholders allocated 50 percent of 666 256 net profits to the reserve, declared a six percent dividend in common stock, with remaining profits as patronage dividends in paid up capital stock. Jessa Wade was added to the board. several directors retired and others were reelected. The Farm Bureau federation Grange and two unions will be represented via stockholding associations rather than directorships.
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Iowa
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Uteh
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Kar
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Enid
Okla
J. J. Knight
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G. E. Webb
Dodge City
Kan
George E. Duis
Grand Forks
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M. W. Thatcher
St Paul
W. J. Kulert
Minneapolis
Ernest R. Downie
Wichita
S. J. Wilmer
Rosalie
Wash
Oscar Slosser
Fostoria
Yankton opens new women’s ward at state hospital
The Yankton state hospital inaugurated a new women patients building begun in 1925, costing 190000 and occupying the northeast quadrant of the complex. It sits beside the old male wing, with men occupying the east side and five other structures. A sixth ward is planned with construction to start after July 1, Dr. Adams stated. Nehemiah G. Ordway, Dakota territory’s seventh governor, was noted in the coverage.
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Killer Revolt in Chicago Store Ends in Mob Capture
Fred Smith, 47, a jobless machinist, was charged with murder after shooting Casimir Krezinski, 31, proprietor of a Randoloph Street flower stand. The exchange began over a money deposit at a restaurant, drawing bystanders into a chaotic pursuit through Field’s store as clerk Hugo Buck, Sarah Keatherly, Paul Townsend, and others tackled the gunman who fired several shots before the crowd overpowered him.
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Casimir Krezinski
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Smith
John Gellaga
Dorethy Woodburn
Gallaga
James Dewey
Dewey
Field's
Paul Townsend
Gad Aven
Buck
Henry Mitler
Rockne Honored By Notre Dame After Close Victory
Notre Dame defeated Rockne United 13 to 12 at Soldiers Field as Joe Savoldi scored the touchdown and Franke Cariedo kicked the winning extra point. Rockne’s restrained emotion stood out in a dressing room scene likely to become legend at the school.
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Joe Savoldi
Franke Cariedo
Rocknne
Soldiers’ Field
Rockne
The Gipp Story and Rockne’s Last Request
The tale links George Gipp, Notre Dame’s hero, to Knute Rockne and a dying plea. Gipp’s bedside moment, his line to “go in and win one for the Gipper,” shaped Rockne’s coaching ethos amid 1928 setbacks including Wisconsin and Georgia Tech, culminating with the Army game and Notre Dame’s resolve.
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Rock~ Me
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Rambiera
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Ike
One Play O Brien Delivers Glory for Army
In a dramatic late rally Notre Dame faces defeat as Army, led by Carideo, Chevigny and a resilient line, pushes to the goal. Johnny O Brien enters to spark a last burst, aiming to complete a famed comeback sparked by Rockne and Dorais.
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