Geneva Council Backs Tri-Power Resolution on Treaty Violations
The League of Nations council adopted a France Britain and Italy drafted resolution condemning Germany for repudiating treaty obligations with Denmark abstaining. It called for a committee to study economic and financial measures against future violators.
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Poland
Joseph M. Beck
Maxio Litvinell
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Navy Officers To Run PWA Buying In Relief Plan
Washington April 17 An authoritative source said material purchases totaling about 1.7 billion dollars of the administration's work relief fund will be supervised by Rear Admiral Christian J. Peoples. The 58 year old naval officer will direct drafting of regulations for buying and distribution. The plan aims to employ thousands of industrial workers and relieve up to 8.5 million on relief rolls.
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Berry Optimistic On Roosevelt Visit And South Dakota Power Plans
Governor Tom Berry discussed inviting President Roosevelt to visit the Black Hills this summer as he reviewed relief work and pondered a state power market survey. The survey would assess hydroelectric potential on the Missouri River or the Gillette-Black Hills project with federal support, while cooperation with federal agencies on water conservation and dam projects was noted.
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Municipal liquor sale votes reflect state ruling impact
South Dakota voters in many towns backed or rejected municipal liquor sales as the attorney general's Conway ruling shaped local option. Of 35 towns voting, 24 favored city sale and 11 opposed, while 18 of 20 rejected on sale overall. League of Municipalities offers legal aid and hints at test cases if licenses aren’t issued. Continued on page two.
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Walter ‘Conway
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Capital Disagrees on Banking Bill and Centralized Control
Washington debates the omnibus banking bill with Senator Glass and President Roosevelt reportedly at odds over splitting the proposal. Advocates fear separating centralization provisions may stall passage while other sections would continue changes to deposits and banking laws.
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Incomplete OCR Summary Leads to Bare Text
Partial readable lines suggest a nighttime event in a western area with a Thursday reference and a location called Ramenhag. Details are garbled and entities uncertain, hindering clear identification of people teams places or outcomes.
Wife Entitled To Share In Winnings Ruling
In Chicago Judge Rudolph F. Desore ruled that Mrs Alma M Irvin is entitled to a share of winnings from dice games, citing a court finding that a bank savings book in Lemuel A Bryen’s pockets showed $4,001. Irvin sought $2 a week temporary alimony while pursuing divorce. The judge tied up the $4,000 and granted alimony, noting the remark that the money was won in a dice game.
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Alma M. Ervin
Lemuel A. Bryen
Hoover pushes Republican revival ahead of 1996 campaign
The Washington Post reports former President Hoover is inspiring plans to revitalize the Republican Party. Regional meetings are set in Boston Baltimore and Kansas City with proposals for gatherings in Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee Ohio Wisconsin and Michigan. Hoover’s aides say the effort centers on party futures rather than his own prospects.
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Prison Strike In Ohio Prison Faces Guard Action
Reports say more than 1 000 striking inmates and guards faced tense conditions at the Ohio penitentiary. Warden J C Woodard denied trouble as 42 night force officers and five specials prepared to respond if inmates return to work after Monday walkout.
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Recruits to Be Transferred From Huron to Black Hills Camps
Local officials announce a concentration of CCC recruits at Huron to depart by special trains to camps in the Black Hills. More than 300 men will gather Thursday and Friday for transport aboard the Chicago and North Western Railway. A railway agent said trains will carry 312 men Thursday night and 230 Friday night to Pierre.
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South Dakota Attracts Tourists Amid Pageant Promos
South Dakota draws tourists as the Boy Scout of America busily promotes the Pageant of America in the Black Hills. Miss Scott notes the Sioux headquarters and growing traffic to attractions, with the state highlighting popular sights and tourism business opportunities.
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On Sale Liquor Defeated In Tight Huron Vote
Huron voters rejected the on sale liquor measure by a 20 vote margin in the annual municipal election. Nine fusion candidates from Tabor business and professorial circles were elected to the city commission, with a very close race for the remaining third seat in the three year term group.
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Central South Dakota dry vote splits on stores and licenses
In the April municipal elections around Huron area towns show a dry trend with eight towns opposing municipal stores and on-sale licenses while three vote yes. Onida and Canova favored municipal dispensaries and license issuance, with other towns split on the issues. Ransom L. Gibbs reelected to the Sioux Falls municipal bench, defeating Odean Harold 4134 to 2086.
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Welsington
Springs
Carthage
Gettysburg
Miller
Woonsocket
Iroquois
Virgil
Onida
Onidg
Clark
Beadla County
Sioux Falls
Ransom L.gibba
Odean Hareld
Pierre City Seeks Test of Municipal Liquor Sale Plan
Pierre plans a test case in the South Dakota Supreme Court over the municipal sale provision of the liquor control law. The city voted to permit both on and off sale licenses as a test, though a decision on operating both remains undecided. George Gunnison backs a prompt test, whileAttorney General Conway’s ruling voids the municipal sale provision and the commission will reject Pierre’s and other cities’ applications.
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Pierre
South Dakota
J. E. Hipple
George Gunnison
Liquor ‘Commission
Walter Conway
Gunnison
Laura Ingalls Delivers Record Flight Amid Dust Storm
Alamosa report details Laura Ingalls during a transcontinental attempt from Los Angeles to New York. She described a 10 hour flight with four hours blind navigation reaching 23,000 feet as a deadly dust storm forced perilous conditions.
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Huron electors choose nine fusion candidates to city board
In Huron voters approved 12 teons by 20 votes and elected nine fusion candidates to the new city commission. The liquor question passed 1614 to 1634. Results show three-year term winner F C W Kuehn 1730 and Marcy B Adams 1716, with Tschetter to hold over. The board will implement the city manager form in May.
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F. C. W. Kuehn
Marcy B. Adams
Campass
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JS. Tschettee
F W. Kuehn
Harry B. Adem
Lester Wallenfelt
Carl EB. Daus
J. S. Colton
John P- Walsh
C. Olson
James Byrne
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Dakota
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