When is a War The Kellogg Pact and Manchurian conflict questioned
The piece argues that despite the Kellogg Briand pact outlawing war, Japan and China clashes in Manchuria continue with hundreds killed. It questions whether killings qualify as murder when no war is declared and whether treaties effectively ban only official war or can be rebranded as something else. It urges nations to define warfare clearly or risk treating treaties as jokes.
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League of Nations
Japan
China
Manchuria
World danger noted before current troubles
The author argues global trouble existed long before domestic distress and blames bankers and Mellon for alleged missteps while noting the wider collapse of world trade and postwar economic strain. The piece critiques the failure to acknowledge universal causes and warns the world remains unreconciled with the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
America
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Tide of Reverses and the Call for War Wisdom
The text laments sixty days of reverses and criticizes leaders for lacking wisdom and vision to avert grave difficulties since the end of a prior war. It argues that future global wisdom will condemn war, but urges nations to act in unison to prevent it.
Slender Threads of Fate and Kaisers Missed Rome Visit
A Neue Freie Presse excerpt from Emperor William notes Franz Joseph's failed plan to visit Rome and then Umberto's tomb, shaping Italian ties. It suggests the Vienna court feared strain with Victor Emmanuel and that the missed visit could have altered war outcomes. The Rapid City Journal quips on political boasts.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
William
Germany
Francis Joseph
Austria
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Karl Novak
Berlin
Umberto
Victor
Roman Curia
Rome
Curia
Francia Joseph
May God Help the Railroads editorial response
The Sioux City Tribune cites Liberty magazine’s warning that government regulation has contributed to the railroads’ crisis. It argues for balanced reform rather than blame, noting $24.0 billion in railroad securities at stake and millions of workers relying on continued service amidst rising competition from road, air, and water transport.
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Sioux City Tribune
Interstate Commerce Commission
Liberty Magazine
Atterburys
Sargents
Shoups
Railromds
Willerds
Ygiem
Charity Drives Backed by Wealthy Help Amid Emergency
Sioux City Journal notes a national charity drive to aid those without support as wealthy Americans respond with gifts. Prominent donors like John D. Rockefeller Jr. give millions to relief funds while Congress members pledge further aid if cities meet targets. Local readers see widespread participation and growing early winter giving.
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Sioux City Journal A
Milllome
Jon
D. Recksfeller, Jr. Sirently
New York
Cit
Biward
Harknews
Bir
Rockefeler
Dytesti
Seneter-Corwens
Congress
Health Champs Win National 4-H Health Honors
At the National 4-H club congress in Chicago, health champions Gertrude Heikes of Dakota County Nebraska and William Sanders of Jobraen County Indiana led the field. Heikes scored 99.9 percent with a strict routine of early rising three meals a day and plenty of outdoor exercise while Sanders emphasized three meals and active labor on the farm. Heikes advocates the simple life and milk drinking, while Sanders combines hot noon meals with farm work and sports like basketball.
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Chicago
Gertrude Heikes
Dakota County
Nebraska
Gertrude
Mise Heikes
William Sanders
Jobraen
Indiana
Sanders Farm
Willian
Sanders
Hopewell
Ind
William
Hey
Willis
Mec-Cormick Memorial Institute
Mins Heikes
Mies Heikes
Beert
Sandera
Purdue -University
Mise
Mertha Ann
Fide
Meare
Alebawm
Ardis
Prenty
Soeth
Hilda “Hall
Phovida
Judith Trath
Bastina
Wate
Gepes
Missouri
Willard
Rameil
Neb
Thoome-A.dewen
Weale
4 H Clubs Should Not Stop News To Huronite
Four H clubs are urged to keep sending news to the Huronite with a 1831 writing contest record kept of submitted stories. No new contest announced but late submissions from the old period will count. About 50 boys and girls will attend the junior short course as guests of local business leaders and The Evening Huronite. Regular news and feature submissions are tied to winning prizes and trips next year.
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H Club
Chub
al Mort
Huron
Huronite
Girl Scouts Do Good Work For Christmas Charity
Girls across the nation cooperated with civic groups to aid families less fortunate this holiday season. They repaired discarded toys, made scrapbooks, dressed dolls, and prepared gifts in cities and counties, including New Orleans and Honolulu, while supporting tuberculosis campaigns and the Red Cross.
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New Orleans
Oahu
Bree Trip Delegates Must Be Named Soon
Four-H clubs that have won Huronite free trips to the Junior short course should name their delegates promptly. The club offices must receive the delegate names and addresses to arrange transportation and reservations. Deadline appears as December 2, and the club editor should be informed this week.
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Bree
Onca
Winneca
Brete Club
Thia
Unlewa
Selegetie
40 Attend Party for Glabtiers at C Lavour
Fragmentary OCR text describes a party event involving Glabtiers at C Lavour with unreadable details and numbers. No clear names or dates emerge to form a complete summary.
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Glabtiers
C Lavour
Mexico's Iron Man and World War II Era Word Puzzle
A fragmented crossword style item lists clues about Mexico's "Iron Man" and various words and definitions. It includes references to Mary Baker Eddy, English coin, Drur deyer, and several scattered clues across vertical and horizontal entries, with mixed letter-number annotations. The readable text hints at a themed puzzle or crossword from a historical newspaper page.
Knights of Pythias elect officers in Huron twenty years ago
Twenty years ago in Huron Knights of Pythias lodge No 16 met to elect officers for the coming year with C. T. Markwood as C, Fred Fensberg as V C, A L Kinkead as Press C M E Eckelx as M of Waa R, Dramsdahl as Mo of E, Thomas Thomen as Ms of A, J R Johnson as trustee for three years, T H Simmons as AJ L Kin sac Ki Johnson as representatives to Managee. Western Union head quarters announced a new form called the cable letter. Grover reported a successful Christmas opening despite a bad year. Christmas shopping was starting earlier. Attorney A W Wilosarth left for Sioux Falls on a business trip. Wm Wang Ave modes and MV. Mrs M We Holeom Enos Alley left for Missouri. Miss Al Schroeder underwent a surgical operation at home yesterday. friends are gratified she is progressing.
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Huron Lodge No. 16
Knights of Pythiss
C. T. Markwood
Fred Fensberg
V. C
A. L. Kinkead
C. M.eckelx
Waa R Dramsdahl
E. Thomas Thomen
A. J. R.johnson, Trustee For Three Years;;t. H.simmons
AJ L. Kinsac Ki. Johnson
A. P. Stowell
The
Western Union
Telegraph Company
of & New
Ro.grover
Huron
A. W. Wilosarth
Sioux -Falls
Wang
Pital
Enos Alley
Missouri
al Schroeder
Grasshoppers to be covered in AP series from SD
Beginning next week a series of AP articles on grasshoppers in South Dakota will be released. Entomologists from South Dakota State College will write the reports, starting with survey results covering egg counts across counties and shaded infestation areas.
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Associated Press
Brookings
South Dakota
Hutchinson Named Manager of Western Motor Co
J A Hutchinson, formerly with Oral Motors and Mater Car, assumed management of Western Motor Company. He replaces the past Northwestern Motor manager who led the firm for about a year and a half. Sioux Falls report.
Work Of Erion Praised By Kuelin At Poor Farm
Kuehl praises Erion despite auditor criticisms of bookwork. Henry Enon’s general administration expenditures and receipts for the farm are on file. Steps will be taken to improve records and inventory of livestock commodities and equipment. Erion has led the wet farm for six years and is praised for efficient handling amid difficult conditions.
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Henry Enons
Ofice of
Sonaty -Ataditor
Kuehn
Erion
Euehn
Former S. F. Man Named Miami City Manager
LeRoy J. Lee, once a Sioux Falls newspaper writer, has been elected city manager of Miami Florida. He succeeds D Coleman who resigned to run for sheriff in Dade County. Lee previously worked as city hall reporter for the Miami Herald and held an editorial position before his appointment as manager.
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S. F
Miami
Sioux Falls
LeRoy J. Lee
Flay
Lee
D. ©. Coleman
Dade
Florida
New York City
Tor Many
Paul von Hinde
New York
America
City’hall
Miami Herald
Mayland Aid Society Hosts Successful Event
Mayland Aid Society staged a well attended social with a range of foods and activities. The event drew numerous supporters and raised funds for community projects.
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Mayland ‘Aid Society
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Helge
Girl Scouts
London
Snow
New-London
Annuel-Dell
Joms
Jeies N.C
Girl Scouta
Mexico
Iron Man
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Melody
Loire
Kuelin
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