McNary Sees Farm Bill Action This Week
Senate agriculture chairman McNary hoped for action on the farm bill this week but delays and debate on the debenture section slowed progress. A Norris amendment to curb debenture rates sparked Democratic opposition and a pending ballot. The committee met to decide whether to publish the debate as the debate continued.
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Awastlington
Senate
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Caraway
Arkansas
Norrig
Nebraska
Roth Ava
Mexican agrarian reform to expand nationwide, Gomez says
In a speech at Santa Cruz Ocotlan Mexico minister of agriculture Marte R Gomez vowed to speed up the application of agrarian laws without regard to landowner nationality He denied discrimination in favor of American owners and urged use of all means to extend the policy nationwide The laws compel communal land in towns and expansion of adjacent land for communal use affecting large haciendas many with American ownership across northern Mexico.
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Mernico City
Tl Universal
Marte R. Gomez
Santa Crus
Ocotlan
Mexico
el Universal
Gomez
Casas
Toasmuch
Weosdamen To Meet At Mitchell Thursday
More than 400 members of the South Dakota camp of the Modern Woodmen of America will assemble in Mitchell for the Quadren nial convention. Thursday evening sessions feature A F Wosnilk Brookings W Knicht Sioux Falls P Williamsen Sioux Falls Wilmer D Nelson Pierre EB Adams Hot Springs Prod Shandorf Mitchell and a Burbank drill team demonstration. Sioux Falls and Yankton plan Friday programs.
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Bitchell
South Dakota
Modern
Woodmen of America
A. F. Wosnilk
Brookings
W. Knicht
Sioux Falls
P. §. Williamsen
Wilmer D. Nelson
Pierre
EB. Adams
Hot Springs
Airplane Dash to Newton Delivers Daughters to Sick Father
Mrs. Fred Jasper and Miss Stella McCord completed a three day journey by air boat and train to reach the bedside of their father M. A. McCord in Newton Iowa He was very ill but showed some strength The trip began in New York after a Baltic voyage and ended with a train ride from Chicago to Newton the final leg hampered by head winds and delays
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Newton
Towa
Fred ©. Jasper
Stella McCord
M. A. McCord
New York
Chicago
Randy Enslow
Curtiss Field
Mnally
Communist action feared across Europe ahead of May Day
April 30 reports describe heightened police precautions in major capitals including Berlin Paris Warsaw and London. Authorities mobilized reserves restricted outdoor meetings and prepared for possible communist led disorders amid rising fears of a new revolutionary wave. Public notices warned of agitators entering from the continent and security services claimed to have tightened controls.
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London
Europe
Berlin
Paris
Daily Mail
Moscow
Mall
Pravda
India
Bombay
England
Warsawy
Scotland Yards
Kansas City Real Estate Racket Under Inquiry
Kansas City officials investigate a real estate racket blamed for swindling victims out of about $100 000. The scheme center on pressed buyers taking first mortgages without recorder references, with forged deeds of trust and fraudulently lent notes.
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Kansas City
Better Business Bureau
Recorder’s Office
Mexican Revolt Enters Guerilla Warfare Phase
Nogales amid martial law as rebels cross into the United States. General Topete and aides flee to safety while federal troops press to seize Nogales and Agua Prieta. Immigrant officials detain two rebel leaders as cross border chaos continues.
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Nogales
Ariz
Fausto Topete
Sonora
Miguel Guerrero
Ortiz
Topeta
R.H. Polk
United States
Francisco Carquez
Caraveo
Ramon Yucupicio
Arizona
Topete
Eral Hector Ignacio Almada
Ramon F. Iturbe
Francisco Arriola
Ricardo Topete
Eduardo Garcia
Patrick Murphy
B. M. Cole
Polkand
Murphy
Fay
Almazar
Pulpito Pass
Naco
Agua Prieta
Polk
Mexico
Department of Justice
Germans Hope for Reparations Agreement Pose
Berlin reports indicate German officials foresee a possible compromise figure on reparations acceptable to the Allies. Discussion in cabinet meetings suggested a Dawes-like protection clause might allow a workable temporary settlement, provided Germany can bear the terms without seeming unfaithful.
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Berlin
Pjj
Owen
Young
Dawes
Hialmar
Schacht
Mem‘bers
Ted
Germany
Cout
Mueller
Robber Thrown From Freight As Unknown Man Loses Money
An unknown man from Ree Heights resisted a thief aboard a moving freight near Ashton Minnesota and was thrown from the car. He recovered after the fall and traveled to Ashton with his money intact, while sheriff from Spink county could not assist further.
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Ashton
Reo Heights
Slayton
Minn
Ree Heights
Eddie Wipf Sentenced to 60 Days for Vehicle Offenses
Eddie Wipf, a veteran boxing figure in Huron, began a 60 day jail sentence after being found guilty in city court of reckless motor vehicle operation and related charges. Arraigned with a $500 bond, he did not post bail and was jailed after sentencing by Judge Dick Haney.
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Eddie Wipf
Huron
Wiptt
Dick Haney
John P. Sauer
Wipt
Haney
Wink
Man Admits Killing Wife and Burning Body in Westchester
Captain McQuillan of Greenburg police says Earl Francis Peacox confessed to murdering his wife Dorothy in their Mt Vernon apartment. He drove the body to the Scarsdale Ardsley area, returned to burn it with kerosene after a quarrel with the wife over a book end and a revolver butt strike.
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New York
Phillip, McQuillan
Greenburg
Earl Francis Peacox
Dorothy
Searsdale
Westchester County
McQuillan
Peacox
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Scarsdale
Ardsley
Phe
Seilling
Night force at White House keeps late hours
President Hoover's habit of night work has led to a night force of stenographers at the White House. Stenographers rotate to be at the executive mansion each evening so they can dictate if needed. The practice was started in Roosevelt’s time, lapsed, and was revived under Hoover.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Weather Unsettled With Cool Interlude Through Week
The forecast warns of unsettled conditions with cooler air lasting into midweek. Expect variable clouds, possible showers, and gradual improvement as a dry spell is indicated later in the period.
Mellon Trip to Canada Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington April 30 inquiry into Andrew Mellon 1925 Canadian visit was urged as to whether it served Aluminum Company of America interests. Senator Walsh pressed Mellon deposition in a lawsuit against the A C A alleging antitrust land dealings, suggesting Mellon’s stockholdings raise questions about the secretary of the treasury’s restrictions. The committee noted the record was vague and signaled possible further inquiry.
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Washington
Canada
Andrew Mellon
of America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Norris
Mellon
Walsh
Montana
Aluminum Company of America
Aluminum Company
Senator Walsh
Aluminum
Montain
State Official Hangs Self in South Dakota
Alex Brewer 51 a state representative from Custer County died by hanging and gunshot on a farm near Fairburn yesterday. The body was found by his son Louis 23 two hours later. No inquest has been held and funeral plans are being arranged. Brewer who had been elected last fall left a letter to his Ohio aunt. His widow and married daughter reside at Keystone.
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Rapid City
Alex Brewer
Custer County
Brewer
Ohio
Paiburn Postoffice
Keystone
Farmer Hit By Passing Auto Near DESME
Wayne Peckinpaugh a farmer two miles west of DESME was injured when struck by a car Sunday while crossing the road after alighting from a neighbor’s vehicle. Driver John Peterson of the vicinity remained at the scene and Peckinpaugh is reported to be recovering with a fractured leg and bruises.
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DESME
Wayne Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh
John ‘Peterson
Big aviation celebration opens South Dakota air route
At Huron and Pierre a ceremonial kickoff marks the first daily passenger air link across South Dakota. Walter and Russell Halley of Rapid City lead Rapid Air Lines in a parade and dedication of Halley Field, with Army planes from Fort Riley sharing the program as crowds exceed several thousand.
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South Dakota
Huron
Huron-Rapid City Air Line
Walter and
Russell Halley
Rapid City
Rapid Air Lines, Inc
William Reaves
American Legion and Aviation Division
Turon Chamber At Commerce
Pierre
Pierre Pierre
Rapid Air Lines
Walter 7. Smiths Airport
Black Hills
South
Dakota
American Legion Past
Halley Field
Walter
Man
Valley
Harold R. Hanley
Manley
Walter Halley
Clyde Ice
Dolar Airlines Corporation
Fort Riley
Kans
Army Area Corps
Omaha
Edison Seeks US School Boy Successor for Edison Work
Edison seeks an American school boy to carry on his work. States and DC commissioners will name one male student with top scientific ability for 1928-29. Forty nine winners get a free trip to Edison labs and a personally prepared questionnaire. Each winner receives an Edison Radio phonograph.
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New York
Thomas A. ‘Edison
Edison
Florida
District of Columbia
Edison Laboratories
Tulke
Udugust
Huron Air Show Schedule Features Mass Flight and Races
A packed program outlines arrivals from Pierre led by the tri motor Wamblee QGhanko. Governor Bulow and other officials speak at 9:00 a m with free airplane rides. The day includes mixed flight formations, races to Lake Byron, army bomber maneuvers, field contests, a Naco incident, a municipal band concert, and a Legion post carnival dance at Fair Grounds.
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m—Garavan
Tri-Motor Wamblee Qghanko
Pierre
W. J. Bulow
Walter Halley
Rapid Air Lines
M. R. Leahy
Chicago
Chicago & Worth Fsxy
Westerns
Cindgey Itstile
Endard Gil Company
Donny. Medberg
Meg Claskey
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Wuron- Rapid City
Lake Byron
United States Army
Naco
Huron Municipal Band
Rapid City
Avidlion
William Reaves Post
The
American Legion
Dance Palace
Fair Grounds
Air caravan parallel to Rapid City Watertown route event
Eastward air week celebration moves along the Rapid City to Watertown corridor with a Turon stop and a Pierre leg. The program features a Waron field Naco bombing replica at 3:30 PM, mixed formation flights at 11:20 AM, contests, prizes, and a 4 PM band concert in Huron.
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Pierre
Turon
Watertown
Rapid City
Bulow
W. J. Bulow
Walter Halley
Rapid Air Lines
Chicago & North Western Railway
Standard Oil Company
Naco
Waron Affield
Mexico
Luzon
Lake Byron
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Weosdamen
Mitchell
Happy
Secretary of Treasury
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