Democracy Not To Blame For Substitutes, Says USD President
Superior Wis Aug 1 Dr Herman G James president of the University of South Dakota argues democracy remains essential even amid breakdowns He warns against abandoning democratic ideals and calls for expanded education to strengthen citizen duties across schools homes churches and workplaces.
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Opens Law Courts In Reform Drive In Abyssinia
Emperor Haile Selassie pushes western style regular judicial courts in Abyssinia to replace street courts that prevailed before his reign. He aims to abolish haphazard local justice and create law trained administration of cases amid ongoing highway project notes from Parker to Clay County line.
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Boats Collide In Outboard Regatta At Chicago
Aug 1 report from Chicago describes an outboard regatta حادث where Milwaukee driver Bred Harvey was ejected in a turn and his boat plowed into the Roamer near the lake lagoon. The Roamer sustained a breach just before Mrs Roma Elliott’s compartment was vacated. Captain John 0. Anderson of the coast guard rescued Harvey as the Roamer was towed to Navy Pier.
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Bonus Not Likely To Be Big Issue
Washington observers doubt the bonus agitation will sway voters. placards critical of Hoover line streets, but likely reflect existing mood and unemployment. American Legion stance unclear after Detroit convention, as administration cuts veterans’ allowances sparked dismay. Pinchot poised for prohibition party nomination, Upshaw would yield if chosen.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
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William D. Upshaw
Indianapolis
Prohibition stance shifts loom in Hoover talks and party signals
Washington reports suggest Hoover may signal toward organized prohibitionists in his acceptance speech amid party realignments. Democratic prospects show reconciliation within Roosevelt allies, while Smith bloc loyalties and state prospects shift. Senator Borah renews war debt debate, stirring political reverberations ahead of the election.
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Boy Breaks Arm While Herding Near Howard
Gene Calies aged 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Calies fell from a horse while three boys rode to herd cattle. The horse stumbled crossing a ditch, injuring Calies's arm in the mishap reported from Howard dated August 1.
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Nations Fight Over Jungle Front In Gran Chaco
In the Gran Chaco region, Bolivia and Paraguay clash over border outposts along the Pilcomayo and Paraguay rivers. Bolivian Fort Mariscal Santa Cruz and Paraguayan Foret Carlos Antonio Lopez mark the disputed lines as each side claims attacks and recaptures amid shifting control.
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Charles Watson Rites Held At Wessington
Funeral services for Charles Watson of Wessington were held at his home on Sunday afternoon at 5 oclock Rev J B Black conducted the service Interment will be at the old Wisconsin home Watson died Saturday afternoon after a stroke of paralysis at 2 p m without regaining consciousness
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Local resident Honored in Memory of Wessington Pioneer
He was well known here. Having made Wessington his home for the past 18 years, Surviving are his widow and three sons.
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Balchen Named Chief Pilot For 33 Ton Amphibian Flight
Bernt Balchen, famed American flyer with Byrd connections, will be chief pilot of a 33 ton amphibian planned to fly from Minneapolis to Europe around August 15. He spoke during a brief visit to Montreal on August 1.
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Fly-Tox spray promises complete room fly and mosquito relief
Ten years and over $100,000 spent to perfect Fly-Tox. A perfumed mist fills the room and is deadly to flies yet harmless to humans, stained to anything. Costs 2 cents per room and is marketed as the successor to Moth-Tox, claimed to be quick, economical and sure.
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