Roosevelt and Tammany Politics in Democratic Candidacy
The article discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt's bid for the Democratic nomination and his fraught ties with Tammany Hall. It notes initial distance with Smith, later reports of healed rifts, and Tammany's likely control of New York's delegation. It weighs motives and the impact on Roosevelt’s presidential prospects amid New York corruption probes and calls for expanded investigators powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Tammany
Franklin Roosevelt
Tammany Organization
Mr. Smith
Smith
New York City
Seabury
New York
MacDonald Chooses Country Over Party In Coalition Move
Ramsay MacDonald, realizing his actions end his political career, breaks with his party to form a coalition cabinet. He accepts the king's summons to save Britain from financial disaster, risking Labor support as he prioritizes national safety over party interests. The Scottish premier confronts hard realities of governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Dole
Labor Party
Brown County Faces Large-Scale Public Funds Fraud
A news report describes Brown County being bilked of about a quarter of a million dollars over recent years. It alleges unworthy public servants conspired with untrustworthy contractors and supply dealers, signaling a serious ongoing public corruption issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Public graft concerns prompt calls for restitution
The piece urges punishment and repayment for embezzled public funds in Brown County, warns against tolerating graft, and compares state attitudes to national leadership. It praises public service and cites Walter S. Gifford as a capable federal relief organizer, highlighting Hoover era trust in effective officials.
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Chicago
Brown County
South Dakota
Dunn
Fewer Horses Yet More Power Transforms Farm Life
The article notes a shift from animal to mechanical power on American farms. Horse numbers fell from 248 million to under 20 million while horse power rose to 6 million. Tractors and motor vehicles rise. farm labor efficiency up 500 percent. Mechanization shifts farming from lifestyle to business, raising class tensions and calls for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Department of Agriculture
German troubles reach Russia in tightening credit
Russia had hoped to be self sufficient but depended on foreign goods and long term credits from capitalist nations. Germany underwrites Russian credits but now cannot fund the loans. Russian needs force discounts or reduced orders, tying Soviet welfare to European conditions. The text notes Germany’s problems may bring Russian difficulties as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kangs City
Str
Soviet
Germany
Europe
unspeakable savagery in the tide of crime in America
The article discusses a surge of brutal crimes across the United States, citing incidents in Chicago and Michigan as vivid examples. It reflects on human cruelty, contrasts it with animal predation, and contemplates civilization’s progress amid rising violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
America
Chicago
Michigan
New York
the Times
Adeo
Spink Clubs Win Awards At Fair
Two Spink county girls recount the first junior fair with all club members showing livestock and projects at Redfield. Polly Prim club members from Doland led by Mrs Frances Paul won six first prizes and blue ribbons. Leota Osborn and Ruth Osborn placed in style revue with Osborn earning county representation at the state fair. Local 4-H groups from Tulare Dyland and Mellette demonstrated on table settings footwear garment bags and teeth care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink County
Redfield
Polly Prim Club
Doland
Frances Paul
Ethel Kitterman
County Court House
Polly Prins
Glohis Wim
Vera Knickorem
Leota Osborn
Ruth Osborn
Godore
Falr
Tulare
Mellette
Deland
Jane Keene
Codington County
Truella Welling
Lois Peterson
Huth Hill
Dyland
Ruby Thomas
LaDelle Little Ladies
Hitchcock
Spink Country
Court House
Ruth Kitzman
Leota Caldew
Ane Gross
LeDelie Little Ladies
American Girl Scout Leader Returns From Europe
Mrs. Frederick Edey national president of the Girl Scouts returned home after a summer in Europe. In Paris she addressed French Girl Guides and earlier trained at Foxlease England a commissioner course. She sailed home aboard the White Star liner Homeric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Edey
Girl Scouts
Europe
Paris
Edey
Foxlease
England
Girl Guides
Scout Officials To Take Courses For Girl Scout Leaders
Three training courses for Girl Scout leaders and Brownie pack leaders will be held at Camp Seven Hills Protection N Y preceding the seventeenth national Scout convention in Buffalo in October. Sessions run Sept 29 to Oct 2 on general training tramp ing troop progress and Brownie training. Mrs Frederick dey president of Girl Scouts will be camp chief and Miss Josephine Schain national director will be camp director. Local directors conference Oct 5 to 12 and council round tables Oct 8 10 and 12 at the Statler hotel in Buffalo, convention opens Oct 14. Mrs Frederick Brooke will chair the directors conference to discuss administration planning training and problems. A reception for delegates and friends is planned Oct 18 at the Twentieth Cent club.
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Seven Hilla
Buffalo
Frederick Dey
Girl Scouts
Josephine Schain
Fet
Round Table
Statler
Frederick Brooke
Washington, D.C
Girl Scout
Twentieth Cent Club
Achievement Day Set For Walworth County 4-H Clubs
August brings 4 H achievement days led by state 4 H leader H M Jones as county agents run events statewide. With drought and grasshoppers canceling fairs, Walworth has canceled its county fair while Selby booster club plans an achievement day tied to a town festival to sustain club project interest.
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Walworth
Sys H. M. Jones
Walworth County
Selby
Banner Sewing Club Girls Win Ball Game
Hyde county Farmers Union picnic at Broulk grove featured a kittenball match as the Banner Sewing club girls defeated Sedawick team 10 to 9 in ten innings. Reporter Josephine Omdricek notes all Banner players plan fair exhibits and to join the 4H parade led by Mrs Porter Hall.
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Banner Sewing Club
Farmers Union of
Hyde County
Broulk’s Grove
Banner Club
Josephine Omdricek
Porter Hall
Final Club Meeting Notes From Gesw Ing Club
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a final club meeting of the Gesw ing club. Mention of Mrs DW in charge of the cabling club appears amid garbled phrases and stray names. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible from the readable text.
German Language Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
A mixed list of crossword like clues with numbered horizontal and vertical prompts. Answers include terms for anatomy idioms measurements and common words, spanning subjects from geography to objects, forming a two dimensional word puzzle grid.
Open Forum on Rights and Rural Credit in U S South Dakota
A letter questions drift in US policy, urges reclaiming rights and opposing Farm Board funding. Proposes Rural Credits land plan with owner appraisal, no cash payment, low interest, 30 year mortgage and crop mortgages. Alerts to overhauling criminal code and danger of national treasury abuse. Calls for collective action to defend individual liberty.
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Nata
United States
South Dakota
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Holland
Federal Farm Board
Thos
Wickersiam ‘Committee
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Villa
Mexico
Kaiser “Wilhelm
al Capone
4-H Judging Rules for State Fair Contests Outlined
Rules detail four judging contests in crops livestock dairy cattle and poultry at the state fair. Teams must register by Aug 1 and members by Sept 5. Each county may enter one team, with 12 minutes per class and 2 minutes for oral reasons. Top county wins an educational trip. participants receive subscriptions. Also brief note on elevator incorporation in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Jones
Essistant
South Dakota
Fates PL Taylor
Ediitor
Chicago
Rights Back Overthrow: Citizens Invoke Vote Power
A call for self reliance and political action urges citizens to reclaim their rights by voting rather than trusting parties or institutions, insisting elected and appointed officers serve the people and that change comes through collective electoral power.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Daily Departures and visits mixed
Twenty years ago in Huron residents and visitors were noted with many departures for Canova Tracy Minn Chicago Owatonna Waukon and Omaha. Society members Mrs Lillian Ringsdorf Miss Ethel Eckles planned concert work in Chicago while others returned from trips to Highmore Belle Fourche and Omaha on business and personal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
Canova
Neil Finch
Tracy
Minn
Art Vernard
Pierre
Harold Cornish
J.C. Dexter
Cie
F.C. Ohman
Brookings
Chicago
Claude Oviatt
Highmore
J. H. Brindle
Waukon
Iowa
Bert Cole
B. L. Hicks
Omaha
William Ritschlag
Belle Fourche
Professor Besteiro Heads Madrid Assembly Turmoil
Julian Besteiro, Madrid University philosophy professor and socialist leader, wields the gavel as presiding officer of the Spanish constituent assembly. Once party head, he resigned after factional pressure during the failed December revolution, later returning to politics as the monarchy fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Julian Besteiro
Madrid University
Socialist Party
Besteiro
Giant siphons drain city in New Orleans LA
Two siphons each 1A feet in diameter to drain the west bank area of New Orleans on the Mississippi River are likely the largest in the world. They are nearing completion along with two additional ten foot siphons making up part of the drainage system.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
A. Baldwin Wood
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Hoover
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ANSW
MLCT
Halz
Maxim
Adam
Texas
Oklahoma
Puritan City
Faroe Islands
Ty Sound
Fe Ff
Voltaire
Sheldon F. Reese
Huron
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