Calles given diplomatic protection during Texas visit
In Laredo Texas officials report US intervention guarantees former Mexican president Calles immunity from arrest on a murder conspiracy charge while he travels through Webb and Cameron counties. Secretary Stimson voiced disbelief any arrest would proceed, signaling diplomatic status would shield Calles and other Mexican officials.
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Laredo
Texas
United States
Plutarco Bilas’ Calles
Mexico
John
Nelis Wras
Calles
San Antonio
Henry L. Stimson
Rio
Webb County
J. M. Puig Caugerano
Federal District of Pab- Pme Education
Calies
Ortiz Rub- Ho
Canseranc
Cameron County
Webb
Alac
Aeserted
Walls
Stimson
Miller Farmers Hunt For Woman
Hand county officials and about a score of farmers search for Mrs Anton Lopka missing from her farmhouse thirty miles north of Miller since Saturday night at eight o'clock. Last seen feeding the chickens, relatives report no known reason for her departure. Further details are unavailable.
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Miller
Hand County
Anton Lopka
Here
Air Passenger Traffic Surges with Millions in Yearly Volume
Washington reports a sharp rise in air travel led by Clarence M. Young. He cites 3,527,003 passengers expected this year and an average daily carriage of 254 on established routes. Non scheduled service averages 8,311 daily, with 90,903 miles flown on daily routes and an annual total near 47 million miles from miscellaneous operators.
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Washington
Clarence M. Young
Graz
Inaugural Chimes Concert Draws Thousands at SDSU
Brookings December 16 The Charles Coughlin campanile chimes held their first concert yesterday with about 6000 visitors at South Dakota State College. The hour and a half program featured 40 selections including sacred and Christmas music. The event was broadcast from station KFDY and the campanile beacon was lit for the first time. The chimes, the campus landmark donated by alumnus Charles Coughlin, will ring to call classes and accompany future concerts. Officials reported generally favorable feedback and an estimated 6000 visitors from eastern South Dakota.
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Brookings
Charles Coughlin
Benda of
South Dakota State Colege
KFDY
College
South Dakota
Charles, Coughlin
Cortega
Japanese Delegates Arrive in Washington for London Talks
Washington reports welcomed by American officials as Japanese delegates check in for four days of discussions on naval limits. The key issue is Japan’s demand for a 19 10 7 ratio for auxiliary ships alongside the 6 5 3 ratio for capital fleets. Officials note alignment with President Hoover’s naval reduction policy and Kellogg antiwar treaty considerations.
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Washington
Handtof
America
Hoover
Stimson
London
Chicago
Reijiro Wakatank
Praident Hoover
Two Plead Guilty To Intoxication Charges in City Court
In municipal court Judge Dick Haney heard two pleas of guilty for intoxication after a gravel road collision near the Armour plant. Ole Sunging of Iroquois received a $50 fine or 25 days with a stay until December 13. George Perry of Troquais paid a $30 fine. Leo Temmey represented the state.
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Een
Dick Haney
Ole ‘Sunging
Iroquois
George _ Perry
Troquais
Armour Plant
Leo Temmey
Six New Cardinals Created by Pope Pius XI
Vatican City December 16 six new cardinals were created by Pope Pius XI in secret consistory. Three are Italian and three are non Italian increasing the sacred college to sixty three of seven possible. The Pope stressed the Lateran pacts recognizing the civil princeship of the Roman Pontiff. He announced the merits of each cardinal in turn and received elder approval before their red hats were pledged.
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Vatican
Pius XI
Sacred College
Seta
Sistory Hall
Algo
Garejei
Dubois
Eugenio Pacelli
Auncio
Berlin
Vatican City
Atate
Eilver Trum
Unsettled weather edges South Dakota with snow likely
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions with probable snow tonight and Tuesday across South Dakota. Windy and colder conditions expected, with snow showers concentrating in northern and central areas and lighter activity in the south.
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Bill Hifi Haron
South Dakota
Teesday
Famed Good Fellow Remembered For Wealthy Life Ends
CHICAGO December 16. Captain Edward W Morrison famed as the millionless millionaire and a leading figure among Chicago good fellows has no wreaths at his coffin. At 93 he outlived friends and spent lavishly, leaving an $8,000,000 fortune mostly in real estate. Once viewed as a connoisseur of Tom and Jerry drinks he remained a prominent town figure until death.
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Chicago
Edward W. Morrison
Misonaure
Loop
Morrison
Evan
Waa
Morrléo
Harrigan Street
Dickens in Youth Portrait Draws Nightly Night Before Christmas
The Evening Huronite hints at a feature on Charles Dickens with a youth portrait. It notes A Christmas Carol as the world's favorite Christmas story and signals a planned run during the holiday season.
Legge Attacks US Chamber Over Farm Board View
Washington December 18 Chairman Legge assails the U S chamber of commerce for its letter advising cooperative marketing while not opposing private handling. He says the chamber misses fundaments of the farm act and criticizes its focus on relative costs and placing commodities on the market. Legge defends cooperative marketing to time sales and hold back excess supply until demand exists.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Farm Board
William D. Butterworth
Ita
Legge
Farm ‘Board
Chamber of Commerce
Htm
Chamber
The
National Chamber
Columbus
Ohio
Gee
Infant murder mystery in Woonsocket headline chaos
A special report from Woonsocket dated December 16 describes a newborn found murdered. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities mention a deputy sheriff and a Sanborn connection. The article references Sioux Falls and a railroad context as part of the incomplete account.
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Woonsocket
Senate Divided Over Next Steps In Tariff And Legislation
Washington December 16. Senate faced with decisons on tariff revival and key bills. Smoot seeks French debt settlement and major federal actions, while delay in radio commission powers and public buildings funding sparks procedural disputes amid party line tensions.
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Smoot
Washington
Senate
Chairmas Smoot
Finance
Rou
Fire destroys Miller home. losses reach three thousand
Det. 10 special reports Theodore Ulmer family living ten miles northwest of town found their home a blackened shell after a fire of unknown origin. The blaze swept the building and contents, with logs valued at 3000 dollars. neighbors reacted quickly but could not help. Insurance stood at 2000 dollars.
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Theodore Ulmer
Here
Greek Scientist Recommends Spiders to Fight Bedbugs
Athens report on Dr. N. T. Lorando, chief physician to Near East Relief, proposes introducing spiders into old houses and barracks to combat bedbugs. He cites spiders eating about 40 bedbugs daily and notes the ancient complaint in Aristophanes.
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Athens
Greece
N. T. Lorando
Near East Relief Organization
School of Classical Studie
Aristophanes
Doctor Lorando
South Dakotan Is Good Friend Of Osage Tribe
J George Wright Osage superintendent gains two year respite from retirement rule. Wright, in office since 1916, will be 79 in January after Osage tribal council support for his two additional years. He began in Indian service in 1883, previously overseeing five Civilized Tribes in South Dakota.
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Pawhuska
Okla
J. George Wright
Bus
Wright
Hla
Osage
Indian Service
South Dakota
Five Civilized Tribes
Registration Not Required For South Dakota Primary
Pierre December 16. Attorney General M Q Sharpe announced that under the 1929 election law repeal the registration statute is void for the coming primary. Voters who did not change residence or party since the last preceding primary remain registered under prior laws.
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Pierre
South Dakota
M.Q. Sharpe
County and Utter
Kriebs to Aid in U S State Work
Pierre December 16 Frank D Kriebs secretary of the state department of agriculture has accepted a position as a federal collaborator with the United States Department of Agriculture He was informed of his appointment that week by W G Campbell director of regulatory work for the federal department He will develop more effective cooperation between the South Dakota and federal agricultural departments in enforcing regulatory laws and will work on joint plans and coordinated research where state and federal interests meet
Gates Knocked Out Wall in Pierre Fight
Jess Gates of Pierre was knocked out in the first round by Scotty Copans of Sioux City in a scheduled ten round bout. Gates was knocked down six times in the first round. Copans won two of their three meetings by knockout.
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Gates
Wall
Jess Gates
Pierre
Scotty Copans
Sioux City
Towa
Copas
Huron barbers host second annual Christmas party for children
The Huron Barbera union and master barbers sponsor a Christmas party for 311 children, with Knights of Columbus hall provided for the event. Santa Claus gave out candy and tonics while Mrs Hervida Domas organized activities and nurse duties. Cars and bus transport served children from west of the Yair Grounds.
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Barbera Union
Master Barbers of
Huron
Knights of Columbus
Huron Legion
Yair Grounds
Don G
Walker
Carl
Rope Sack
Youngman
Kleeblatt Supply
Hervida Domas
Santa Claus
Barbera
Corkal
2A Lampe Market Company
Spaniards Fly Across Atlantic Toward Uruguay City
Seville Spain December 16. Two aviators Major Tadeo Larre Borges of Uruguay and Lieutenant Charles French left Tablada Airdrome heading southwest across the Atlantic toward Montevideo. They reported smooth progress near Rio De Oro and expected to reach Pernambuco before continuing to the La Plata estuary. The white plane bears the Spanish flag on its rudder and the Uruguayan flag on the fuselage. They carried 1400 gallons of gasoline and a radio set with two antennae. They pursued a Cape Verde Islands route with favorable weather and a strong airspeed around 100 miles an hour.
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Seville
Spain
Atlantic
Tablada
Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
Tadeo Larre-Borges
Charles
Rio de Oro
Africa
Cape Juhy
Cans Juby
Spaniah Province
Coutaa
Malataia
Wontavideo
Cape Blanco
Pergambuco
Brazil
la Plata
Monavide
Cape Verde Islands
Arturo Ferrario
B. del Prete
Dieudonne Coste
Larre= Borges
Europe
Marina de Piss
Italy
Ula
Glauco
Morocco
Cape Juby
Larre-Borges
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Galles
John A. Walls
Oly
Pope
U.S. Chamber
Huron Barbers
Lawrence Cornell
Legion Christmas Committee
National Bank of Huron
Natio
American Legion
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