Von Papen Balks . At Adolph Hitler
Berlin August report notes President von Hindenburg ready to issue emergency decrees to back Hitler’s program. Reichstag may dissolve if cabinet disapproved, as opposition parties struggle to block the government amid protests by Clara Zetkin and others demanding impeachment for constitutional violations.
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von Papen Balks
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
Vee Tag
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Clara Zetkin
Senter
Reich
Zerkis
Supreme Court
Lunch packing contest yields tasty student meals
Denis Vanderpool Hichcock secures second prize in a school lunch packing contest. Suggestions emphasize nutritious appetizing lunches with bread choices and fillings like meats vegetables eggs cheese and mayonnaise. Winners advise use of thermos bottles waxed paper and carefully wrapped items. A second contest offers cash prizes for grape recipes with clear ingredient lists and directions due by Saturday morning.
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Denis Vanderpool
Hichcock
Alice
Band Set To Close With Final Concert At Campbell Park
The Huron Municipal Band under Prof. Carl Christensen will end its season tomorrow night at Campbell Park with a closing concert. President T. H. Joeckel said loudspeaking gear will be tried for entertainment, education and publicity and may be used next summer. Rehearsals are to be cut due to budget cuts, with winter practices discontinued and concerts at the State Fair grounds scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Municips
Weaseen Tommorrow
Campbell Park
Carl Christensen
State College
T. H. Joeckel
Mrr. Joeckel
Elmer Arndt
Huron
State Fairgrounds
Joeckel
Open National Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars Held
Delegates at the Sird national encampment in Sacramento discuss business matters and a later fun program called the Scratch. Nominations are postponed until Thursday. campaigns are underway for junior and senior vice commanders with James E. Van Zandt of Altoona, Pa. slated to rise to senior vice commander as Adm Robert E. Coonts remains vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
The
United States
Order of the Coutts
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
Robert E. Coonts
Governors plan for Mina dam tour and rally
Governor Green and party toured the Mina dam site with H C Behrens J A Mathews A M Mannes J Parmley as supporters. They discussed funding from the state game and fish commission to revive three lakes and create a new one. Early action on financing was promised by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servation
State Game and Fish Commission
Roosevelt Studies Railroad Economics in Albany Meeting
President Roosevelt explored railroad economics from both executive and worker perspectives. He met with leaders of the large railroad brotherhoods to hear their views on current railroad concerns at a conference at the executive mansion in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Albany
Col. Roosevelt
Exacutivs
Railroad Aconcenics
Mercury Goes To 98 At Aberdeen 0
Aberdeen weather notes report a dramatic scoreless opening with unclear details. The fragment mentions Mercury and a high measurement, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Abeadem, Ave
Canadene
Shecerty
Rebels Dislodged In Quito Battle Ends Bloodily
Government forces seized Quito from Neptali Bonifaz loyalists after a heavy clash that involved artillery infantry cavalry and aircraft. Dozens killed or wounded as both sides fought in the city with barricades and street fighting before insurgents retreated northward.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Neptali Bonifaz
Urge Farmers And Workers To Unite In Socialist Appeal
ABERDEEN Aug 30. James H Maurer Reading Pa socialist vice presidential candidate urged farmers to unite with industrial workers in no campaign against capitalism. He traced capitalist oppression and called for social ownership of principal industries to organize industry on a planned steady basis.
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Aberdeen
James H. Maurer
Reading
Maurer
Socialist Party
Writ Is Served On Sioux Falls Auditor
Sioux Falls burdened by recall fight as City Auditor Walter Leyss faced a court writ seeking a recall election. The petition, signed by Judge Dwight Campbell, demanded a Sept 1 hearing and argued Leyss failed to certify Burnside recall petitions to the city commission due to insufficient names.
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Sioux Falls
Aug
Walter C. Leyss
Burnside
Dwight Campbell
Pierre
Wre
Layse
Detro it Policemen Faces Manslaughter Charge
Detroit August 4 7 backed by a coroner jury including a Protestant minister and a rabbi prosecutor Harry S Toy planned to seek warrants charging two policemen with manslaughter in the death of prisoner David Cantor wounded in custody. Detective Vincent Hoesel and Patrolman Cash Ryan were named in the anticipated charges. The jury verdict said Cantor died from wounds inflicted by an officer of the law who in exercising his duty used unnecessary violence.
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Detroit
Harry S. Toy
Toysid
Vincent Hoesel
David Cantor
Cash Ryan
Cantor
Youngster Dines On Bugs And Berries In Forest Jaunt
Delbert red den, 19, recounts 15 days eating bugs berries and frogs on a weaponless photographic trek through the Olympic Peninsula. Food ran out after 14 days yet he survived two more weeks living on whatever he found. He killed grouse with a stops and his weight dropped about 30 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Delbert Redden
Olympic Peninsula
Sophisticates Plan Niagara Honeymoon Tradition
The text notes a fashionable couple, Rosen and Marjorie Le Vee, planning a honeymoon at Niagara Falls after an old fashioned wedding ceremony yesterday. It portrays Niagara Falls as an ideal setting for a traditional hortzymoon with a touch of era style.
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Niagara
Thal
Pecs
Rosen Iea
Marjorie le Vee
Zienfeld
Niagara Falls
Phia
Niagara Fells
Mollison Lands In Farmyard Again
Sydney N S Aug 3 Captain James A Mollison on a round trip voyage from the Atlantic faced rain and fog and landed his small plane in a farmyard again on arrival from Ireland in Newfoundland ten days earlier. He chose a farmyard instead of an air port en route from New York to St. John Newfoundland.
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Sydney
Bia
Atlantic
James A. Mollison
Asm
Ireland
Newfoundland
New A
St. John
X. B
License Required for Cosmetic Salesmen in Minnesota
District Judge A W Selover ruled that salesmen and manufacturers of beauty preparations must obtain state licenses. The decision targets beauty operators in Minnesota including parlors and homes and follows a case brought by Lamiee Special Formula Laborstores of Kansas City against state examiners and officials.
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Minneapolis
A. W. Selover
Fragmented report hints at a presidency event
unreadable OCR fragment mentions a presidency and a person named Peacunl Ortis Rulto, suggesting a political action or leadership change. Other words are garbled, leaving the exact event, date, and roles unclear. The readable names point to a possible candidate or official in a transitional moment.
Mrs Fi Dies Pioneer of State Mra S.S. Falmly
Mrs FiImly pioneer of South Dakota, died about 1 15 o clock last evening at her home of her niser Mrs F E Johnes City. Services will be held at the home Thursday morning at o o clock, body to Bridgewater for burial at 3 o clock this afternoon. Rev William M Redfield of Esmond will conduct. Mrs Feimly, aged years, came to the Dakota territory in the early eighties.
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Pinneer
S.S
Falmly
South Dakota
F. E Johnees
Cavour
Bridgewater
William M. Redfield
Esmond
Feimly
Dakota Territory
British Offer Claims On A. E. F. Tin Hats
Thirteen years after World War I an American commission in London weighs claims by sixteen British inventors whose devices aided the U S Army and Navy. One case concerns tin hats used by the A E F adapted from a British model per Lieut Colonel Joseph McMullen. Other items include depth charge throwers and a miner device.
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London
AELF
Joseph McMullen
Markets Point To Employment Boost
Hope for further increase in employment is seen by the financial district as textile and commodity markets rise. Silk rayon cotton and woolen mills report a rush of orders in New England and other regions. Large numbers of workers recalled and some mills operate around the clock.
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New York
Financial District
New England
Java celebration marks Java fiftieth with speakers and rodeo
Green and Parmley headlined the two day Java celebration in true western style honoring its fiftieth birthday Sunday and Monday. A mammoth parade with old-time costumes closed the event in Monday's festivities.
City Briefs Trace Visits and Moves Across States
Miss Velma Noit of Mitchell and Miss Geraldine Lynn visit here. Prof and Mrs Lee Bright and family relocate to Sioux Falls. Mr and Mrs Thomas Faust and daughter Catherine visit from Spirit Lake. Dr Faust returns after weekend visit. Mrs W H Young and son Myron of Shtabula Ohio visit Haskells. Frank Coffey family return from Los Angeles. E K Coshun returns from Fargo. Clifford Hutchinson and Lester Rogers visit Grace Hutchinson in town. Elinor Jones leaves for Ottumwa Iowa to teach drama. George Bell family returns from Minnesota lakes. Lester Randall announces birth of daughter in Anaheim. Mrs Randall is Snow’s daughter.
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Velma Noit
Mitchell
Geraldine Lynn
Simmons Avenue
Southesat
Lee Bright
Sioux Falls
Thomas Faust
Catherine
Gertrude Bentley
Spirit Lake
John Faust
Faust
W.H. Young
Myron H. Young
Shtabula, O
Alm. Haskell
West Coast
Frank Coffey
Coral Ellen
Soa Angeles
E. K. Coshun
Fargo
N. D
Clifford Hutchinson
Battle Creek
Neb
Lester Rogers
White Lake
Grace Hutchinson
Town Avenue
Hutchinson
Rogers
Elinor Jones
Huron High School
Ottumwa
Iowa
University of Iowa
Mise Jones
Claude
University of South Dakota
George
Gilner Bell
Lois
Robert
Lakes
Minnnesota
Lester Randall
Anaheim
Cal
Huron
Randall
0. K. Snow
Few Marriages Happen In Brown County This August
Aberdeen August records from C Dean Carmine Brown County Clerk show last Saturday passed without any marriage licenses issued and only one license granted during the past week reflecting an August slump in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Aberdeen
C. Dean Carmine
Tropical Storm Touches Florida Coast Near Homestead
A tropical storm crossed southern Florida with wind and rain, centering near Homestead around 9:30 PM. Warnings were issued along the east coast from Palm Beach southward and extended to portions of the west coast around Boca Grande as the storm moved inland.
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Everglades
Miami
Fla
Bahamas
Sveravides
Florida Peninsula
B. W. Gray
Miami Weather Bureau
Homestead
Florida
Washington Weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Boca Grande
Tut's Peas Grow In Stockholm Garden
Peas nearly six feet high in a Stockholm garden were grown, marking an unusual horticultural display. Local observers note the unusual height of the plants and the historic curiosity surrounding the garden exhibit.
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Stockholm
Flies Continent In 10 Hours 19 Minutes
Captain James G. Haizlip completed a Los Angeles to New York flight in 10 hours 19 minutes, planning to return to Cleveland. He set a new record, surpassing Major Doolittle’s 21 hour 15 minute mark from four years prior, flying at speeds around 350 mph with climbs to 14,000 feet over the Rockies.
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New York
James G. Haizlip
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Haizlip
Los Angele
Dash Yesters
Doolittle
Rockies
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