Abler Representatives Need Tariff Stand
A historical legislative note argues against consolidating shoe and hide tariffs. Senators Norbeck and Mc Master opposed the schedule while LaFollette and Blaine supported it, urging protection for shoe makers and patent-right dependencies. concerns about further price rises and industry leverage are raised.
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House
Senate
Norbeck
McMaster
LaFollette
Blaine
Congress
Mitchell Highway Lawsuit Probes Route Reroute and City Congestion
A litigation has begun in Mitchell over routing federal highway 16. Officials propose a straight west route from Country Club hill to bypass downtown congestion, while Custer Battlefield highway authorities seek to maintain the present path. The case hinges on public welfare, maintenance costs, and traffic convenience versus urban impact.
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Mitchell
Country Club Hill
Widman Hotel
Country Clan Hill
Custer Battlefield
London naval pact seen as step toward peace
The article frames the London naval pact as a hopeful step toward ending war, noting sponsors and five nations reaching understanding after months of negotiation. It contrasts with the Washington pact’s annulment and describes a global race for naval supremacy fueled by enormous treasure and mounting debt.
Hoover pushes for naval cutbacks and a warless world
President Hoover spearheaded a London conference approach to curb naval arms and shift focus to air power. An agreement among England the United States Japan and others promises reduced battleship spending while urging broader disarmament despite France and Italy skepticism. The piece urges preparedness until a true warless era is seen as possible.
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Hoover
England
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Mediterranean
Relief Commission
Europe
Pressure Over Russian Question Strains France in 1920s Diplomacy
The Christian Science Monitor notes ongoing diplomatic frictions with Russia centered in France where ambassadorial tensions rise around Rakovsky and Dovgalievsky. Disappearance of General Koutepeli sparks protests as France weighs debt payments, expropriation claims, and propaganda concerns amid resumed relations in 1921.
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Russea
France
Christian Science
Monitor
Russia
United States
Christian Rakovsky
Tsetay
Mon
Villerimin Dovgalevsky
Paris
Koutepeli
Balsheviki
Normandy
Hhe
Briand
Benson Murda Case Review At Paramount Cinema
A noisy mixed review slate covers The Benson Murda Case program at Paramount with cast including William Powell Eugene Pallette Paul Lucas and Natalie Moor. Critic damns plot and motives while praising photography and settings and notes weak romance and minimal comedy.
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Benson Murda
Paramount, Tonight
Wm Powell
Eugene PaBetta
Paul Lucas
Wim. Boyd
Natalie Moorheat
Richard Tuccker
Hollywood
Paramount
Willian Powell
Pallette
Sarrgeant Heath
Benson
Victine Abel
Grantland Rice
Television advances and the coming look up era
The article discusses the potential shift from calling to looking up in the telephone era, with researchers debating when televised two way communication across long distances will be feasible. It notes rapid TV progress from black and white to color, and the need for interference free channels and stable transmission for practical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
New York
San Francisco
Atlantic
Nee
Owever
Quality Focused State Fair Plans Emphasize Club Work
State Fair 4-H gears up with premium list rules now ready for distribution. Livestock class expansions allow similar age and breed matchups with new senior junior baby beef divisions. Baby pork breeds split into Duroc Jerky Poland China Spotted Poland Chester White Hampshires. Grand champion baby pork goes to Chicago. Age limits set for club camp and health champions to 15 or 22. Entries for open classes due by September 1 with entry tracing required. Demonstration and judging contests stay as highlights with about 42 teams last year, expect similar totals and higher quality.
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H. MS Jones
Toda
Jimiers W.ore
New Park
Poland
Enen Lot
Chicago
Tones
Eggers Leads Older Boys Troop Scout Training Course
The senior scout training course opened at Aaron College with 24 enrollments led by Fred C. Eggers. Three patrols formed, averages age 17 years 2 months, with indoor meetings in Room 2 Huron College and six weeks of Thursday sessions.
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Aaron College
Fred C. Waggers
August Abel
Feacer
The
Arrow
Wilbur Bindenzgel
Paul Cantonwine
Frank Dock
John Faust
Argyle Knight
Alfred Tronerry
Charles] Harleigh
Sealeer
Tet Hy
George Wilcox
Ogden Chamberlain
Lawrence Kidwell
Joseph Kleinsasser
Meaty Mupsler
Ted Rost
Eovey Rowse
Cernie
Eggers
Huron College
Lake Preston Honors Students With Half Day Picnic
Lake Preston honor students will take a half holiday on Monday April 24 as a reward for their disciplined conduct. The following students are on the honor list: Deibert Bates Lita Beck Audrey Bertles Maxine Bentley Agnes Beydahl Mildred Berdahl Lloyd Browington Ralph Blow Wilma Bulli Christensen Frances Coulson Dixon Wendell Leonard Ernesto Falconer Bethar Field Ametia Fishan Belva Garland Myrtle Garlocis Athol Gulli Vivian Gustafson Everett Hay Lois Hay Pearl Jensen Ruby John Sony Jane J Koppecud Audrey Lacy Frances Marquardt Arlette Levison Ruby Meyers Vernon Marquardt Bether Matson Glenta McDougall Nettie Neloo Nora Nelson Nellie Olson Florence Qmdslen Alpha Peterson Ferm Rich Carl Rodvel Orpa Hodvold Ruth Rodveld Caryl Stronde Lucile Stubbjaer Swartz Katina Thompson Lyle Waby Elvera Wacker Marais Wilson Frankcaret Wait Winser Marjan
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Lake Preston
Lake
Preston
deZance
Deibert Bates
Lita Beck
Audrey Bertles
Maxine Bentley
Agnes Beydahl
Mildréd “Berdahl
Lloyd- Browington
Ralph
Blow
Wilma Bulli Christensen
Frances “Coulson
Dixon
Wendell Kid
Leonard
Ernesta Falconer
Bether Field
Ametia Fishan
Belva Garland
Myrtle
Garlocis
Athol Gulli
Vivian Gustafson
Everett Hay
Lois Hay
Pearl Jensen
Ruby John
Sony
Jane J
Koppecud
Audrey’ Lacy
Cliffordis
Frances Marquardt
Arlette Levison
Rev
Ruby Meyers
Vernon Marquardt
Wayland Reserves Report on Miller Convention
A report details the convention held at Miller recently. The president presided with remarks on business and sensors period while club songs were enjoyed.
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Wayland
Rave
Miller
Reserve Style Revue Directed By Ruth Bowe
The annual Huron High School Reserve Style revue was staged before the senior class Thursday afternoon. Models showcased morning wear afternoon frocks and school ensembles among others. Notables included Cindy Tillman Helen Husted Bernice Bowers Mercedes Johns and Violet Hand with Ruth Bowe praised as show chair.
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Ruth Bowe
Ansual Huron High
Bernice Bowers
Mercedes Johns
Violet Hand
Ruth Bows
First Annual 4 H Club Rally Held in Spinks County
The Spinks County rally at Red Field High School opened at 1 pm with games and a noon pot luck lunch. Ethel Kitternast Doland shared Chicago 4 H congress experiences while Hazel Gravee Tollefson spoke of national camp prospects in Washington DC. State leader H S Jones spoke on 4 H club work and answered questions as Fred Willett noted rally aims. Clark County rally in Clark city hall gathered 4 H youths at 10 am for registration with special attendance awards and a prize trip to the Junior Sports course in Brookings. A rally program featured talks and an evening movie.
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Spinks County
Redfield High School
Ethel Kitternast
Doland
Spink County
Chicago
Howard Ross
Athy
State College
Hazel Grayee ‘Tollefson
Mellette
South Dakota
Washington, D.C
H. S. Jones
Clu
Fred Willett
Sara L. Dewing
Clark
Clark County
Krexy
Brookings
Krug
Jae
Three New Members Enroll in Richland 4-H Rooters Pig Club
Secretary Lois Price reports new members Edmund Martin and Deibert Costella joined the Richland Rooters Pig Club at the April 22 meeting. County agent R A Cave discussed desirable pig types for the baby park project. Club leader Roland Leon Hardt explained the record book and proper entry methods. Plans were made for kitten ball tom organization and equipment purchases. An entertainment event to raise funds for ball equipment was discussed and games and club songs followed the session.
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Richland 4-H Rooters
Richland Rooters
Evelyn Thomsen Wins Prize Writing Story
Evelyn Thomsen of Lake Presa wins a first prize in a local writing contest run by the City Journal. The story, printed in the issue, is praised for its happy ending and the way it involved the children.
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Evelyn Thomsen
Local Notes and Travel Gossip From Watertown Area
Morning reports show travelers departing for Minneapolis then Chicago and Louisville with plans to be home in Watertown after June. Local residents Mrs. Archie Appleman and Miss Jennie Tolmie visit from Ruthven Ia and Selaneapolis Oh respectively. A fountain project by C H Longstaff nears completion for summer business. A wrestling match is advertised at the Bijou Saturday night featuring Din Mason and Roy Houseran.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Louisville
Watertown
Archie Appleman
Ruthven
W. Parke
C. H. Longstaff
Din Mason
Roy Houseran
Vice gets the publicity in Black Hills campaign talk
The Cesuel Observer notes that publicity often praises vice as pokerAlice fame and Al Capone hospitality draw crowds. It condemns glamorizing criminals while praising pioneer women and warning that inviting criminals harms youth and communities.
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Denver
Hills
Urey
South Dakota
Wild West
Wonan
Taé
Mr. Evans
Rapid City Commercial Club
Chicago
al Capone
Rapid City
Tia
Coolidge
South Dakeia
Black Hills
Messure
Capone
Rania City
Evans
Geir Town
Sime Town
Uder
Les
Tbis Sie
Ronal
Vice
Cesuel Observer
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Sale
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