Chang Tso-Hsiang Chosen Leader Of Chinese Troops
Chang Tso-Hsiang, former Kirin governor, selected to lead Chinese forces in Manchuria as Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang resigns. Manchurian reorganization follows, with Japanese economic control expanding in south Manchuria and allied banking, utilities, and railways brought under a new monopoly.
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Chang Tso-Hsiang
Chang Hseuh-Liang
Japan
Chang Hsuh-Liang
Manchuria
Chinchow Ara
Chinchow
Naphking
Canton
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mukden
United States
Honjo
Amies
Cvonomine Corps
Fengtien
Hirin
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Peiping
Chung Hsueh-Liang
Chang Tso-Hsieng
Kirin
Chang Tso-Lin
Cheng Hsueh-Liang
Chang Tso- Lin
Chang
Marshal Chang
Partly cloudy to cloudy with warmer temps in SD area
Joe Huron reports a forecast of partly cloudy to cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. South Dakota expects generally mild tonight and Friday with not as cold readings in the eastern portion. The notice mentions evening urofile delivery service guarantees and a Western Union-H32 reference, but details are unclear.
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Joe Huron
South Dakota
Western Union
Domination Of St. Lawrence In Canada Seen
Montreal dispatch reports former Canadian secretary of state Teremand Rinfret warned that American control of the St. Lawrence waterways would dominate Canada, urging Premier Bennett to reject Washington talks and consult Quebec on the project. He accused Bennett of a Canada first policy harming national progress and warned of quasi-bankruptcy if Canada allows U S development of a Canadian resource.
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Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence
Termand Rinfret
King
R. B. Bennett
Washington
Herridge
Quebec
United States
Pola Negri Improves After Intestinal Operation
Pola Negri, the screen actress, showed signs of improvement after surgery for an intestinal obstruction in Santa Monica Calif though doctors said recovery remains doubtful She rested comfortably and her temperature dropped after the operation performed yesterday following a collapse at a studio during a preview of her first talking picture in four years Her early life in America included links to Charles Chaplin Rudolph Valentino Hedda La Roque and Prince George Maryari with Colonel Dombski named as her husband.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pola Negri
Miss Negri
America
Passion
Charles Chaplin
Rudolph Valentino
Hed la Roque
Prince George Maryari
Colonel Dombski
Mild Mid-South Earthquake Shakes Region
A mild earthquake jolted the mid-south last night, alarming residents but causing little damage. Tremors extended from Helena Arkansas to Birmingham Alabama and from Jackson Mississippi to Jackson Tennessee, with Corinth and Charleston Mississippi reporting the heaviest effects. Windows broke and walls cracked in two communities as Professor W L Kennon of the University of Mississippi called it the third and most severe quake felt in northern Mississippi in two decades.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mid-South
Helens
Ark
Birmingham
Aia
Jackson
Miss
Corinth
Charleston
W. L. Kennon
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Reinhard to Seek Legislative Post in Second District
Spearfish businessman Jick Reinhard has consented to place his name in nomination for the Democratic representative seat in Congress from the Second District. Reinhard, a longtime Spearfish leader in business and community affairs, joins George D. Lampert who announced the bid earlier.
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Reinhard
Rapid
West River Country
George D. Lampert
Spearfish
Jick Reinhard
Congress
Democratic Party
Hoover reads Muscle Shoals report for farmer benefit
President Hoover transmitted to Congress a report on Muscle Shoals with no recommendations. It proposes a 5000?year lease to a corporation primarily operating as a fertilizer plant to aid farmers. The House approved funds to meet veteran loan demands, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Washington
Hoover Tok
Cement Plant Turns Over 55000 to State Treasury in 1927
Rapid City dispatch reports the South Dakota state cement plant management aid commission sent 55000 to the state treasury, part of 5000 since June 1927. The plant’s cement shipments this year reached 640854 barrels, boosting profits despite price cuts. Plant officials note no pay cuts, ongoing modernization, and ample rock reserves for 69 years. The piece also covers a Dewey county demand to remove five officials for malfeasance, with Governor Green to confer with the attorney general before action.
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Dewey
Rapid City
South Dakota
W.F. Fowdent
Bay Machinery Ma
Fowden
E. Hartley
Salee
E. E. Hartley
Sles
W. F. Fowden
W. A. Ernest
Ele
Hartley
State Cement Commission
George Philip
Nick Caspers
H. P. Gutz
Selby
J. W. McMahon
Yale
Warren Green
Pierre
Dewey County
Green
Dewey County Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers’ Association
Attorney General's Office
L. Anderson
Jane J. £.Eads
Lee Brown
W. H. Miller
J. E. Wiegand
Anderson
Attourney
Sharpe
State Auditor
State Auditor's Office
Iowa Elks Club Raid by Armed Robbers in Perry Iowa
Three masked men armed with a sawed off shotgun and two revolvers robbed the Perry Iowa Elks Club, escaping with an estimated 1,000 to 15,000 dollars after lining and robbing 20 members. Sheriff Clint A Knee led an inquiry but no arrests were reported. Rumors placed several men in the know, but names were not released.
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Perry
Iowa
Wee
Ets Club
Shout
Clint A. Knee
Swanson Named Delegate to Geneva Arms Conference
Senator Swanson of Virginia is chosen as a delegate to the Geneva arms conference set for early next year. He will join Henry H. Fuetcher of Pennsylvania and probably Secretary Stimson, with a Republican senator likely to complete the group. Swanson, a vocal advocate for a strong navy, pushes legislation to enable fleet expansion to London treaty limits, though he led in securing ratification of the treaty in the previous year.
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Swanson
Washington
Virginia
Henry H. Fuetcher
Pennsylvania
Stimson
Senate
Powder Blast Fatal To Montana Rancher
Funeral services were held yesterday for Robert Eccles of Biddle Montana who died from thigh wounds after a powder charge in a lightning strike exploded. Eccles owned the Cross S ranch and is survived by his widow and other family members. He was buried at Bid- where details are incomplete.
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Montana
Belle Fourche
Lee
Robert Eccles
Biddle
Mont
Eccles
Owener
Cross S Ranch
Hig Wien
Bewee
Bid
Rough Fish Price Higher Than Pork
NORFOLK MEB December 11 Buffalo and carp, despised scavenger fish seined from Nebraska lakes, are selling at six cents per 2 pound while hog meat averages 34.2 cents per pound. The state fish and game department finds a ready market for buffalo and carp in New York and other eastern centers.
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Norfolk
Meb
Nebraska
State Fish and Game Department
New York
Rich Kansas City Woman Kidnapped in Shocking Demand
Mrs. Donnelly, a wealthy Kansas City garment manufacturer, was reportedly kidnapped and held for a $75,000 ransom. Three ransom notes in her handwriting were received by her husband, attorney James Taylor, and former Senator James A Reed. A power of attorney was executed and arrangements were made to comply as Reed traveled to Kansas City.
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Isas City
Aan Wennelly
Sas City
Argre
Donnelly
Paul Donnelly
James Taylor
James A. Reed
Reed
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Claim Capone Being Treated Too Nicely
A Washington inquiry into Al Capone's jail treatment is reported by the Daily News. The paper says Capone in Cook County Jail has access to telephone, telegraph, and secretarial services to direct his liquor and vice operations from the jail. A separate Chicago note mentions winter bathing attire as an economical brassiere and scant trunks aimed at maximizing sun exposure.
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Capone
Chicago
The
Daily News
Scarface al" Capone
Cook County
Washington
Smith Appointed to Todd County Health Board
Pierre December 17 Governor Green announced the appointment of Dr. E. C. Smith of Mision to the Todd County Board of Health. Dr. Smith is the county's sole physician.
College Vacation Starts Tomorrow
Christmas vacation at Huron college will begin tomorrow afternoon, shortening the calendar by three days to 134 days. The change, supported to aid students who work during the holiday rush and to cut administration costs, still meets the 188 day minimum set by the North Central Association. Classes resume Monday January 4. several college activities and the sophomore class Christmas party are postponed or replaced.
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Huron College
Royal Clyde Ague
North Central Association of Colleges and Universities
Agne
College Orchestra Concert Postponed at Huron College
The Huron College orchestra concert scheduled for tomorrow night at the college chapel has been postponed due to illness among members. The performance is expected to be rescheduled shortly after the Christmas vacation.
New Railroad Heads Guests At Banquet
Three men assuming railway presidency next month were guests of Twin Cities business leaders at a banquet. F E Williamson Burlington president will head New York Central, Ralph Budd Great Northern chief executive will succeed Henry W. Kean, and W P Keany will take the presidency of Great Northern.
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ST. Paul
Twin Cities
Remata
Williamson
Burlington
New York Central
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Wiland W. P. Keanny
Great Northern Niom
Garner Donates Gavels Reflecting Democratic Mood
Washington observers note Speaker John N Garner displays a collection of gavels in his office. The gavels, mostly Texas made, include the "Billy Bryan" walnut gavel from the 1896 Democratic National Convention and others from Florida and Palestine. One comes from Zachary Taylor’s old camp ground, a storming-session style with a hickory handle, and another from an olive branch to symbolize harmony with Republicans.
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Washington
John N. Garener
Thump Woods
Texas
Florida
Palestine
Billy Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Garner
Zachary Taylor
R. R. Stephens
Mission
Holy
Jand
Binder Twine Price Cut At South Dakota Penitentiary
Warden G T Jamison told Governor Green that binder twine prices at the South Dakota state penitentiary have been reduced by about 2.5 cents per pound for 1992 due to lower raw material costs from Yucatan and the Philippines. Standard twine drops to 2.5 cents below this year, with hundredweight prices from 8.50 to 2.75 dollars and a 5 percent discount on orders over 5 000 pounds. The convict labor plant produced four and a half million pounds this year and aims for six and a half million next year, operating 16 hours daily in two eight hour shifts.
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Pierre
South Dakota State Penitentiary
G. T. Jamison
Green
Yucatan
Philippines
Seeayin
Manila
Jamisor
Taxpayers Seek Pay Cuts for Federal Workers
A Minnesota taxpayers group in Stearns County urges Minnesota’s federal employees to accept a 20 percent pay cut. The resolution proposes contracting rural mail carrier positions after bids and has fourth class postmasters carry mail to rail stations to cut costs. It also seeks a 20 percent cut for state officials and asks local professionals to reduce fees by 2 percent.
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ST. Cloud
Wobersty Taxpayers’ Association
Minnegota
Stearns
F. B. Olson
Rites Scheduled for Virginie De Long Died at 11
Funeral services for Virginie Ruth De Long 11 of St Lawrence will be Friday at 2 pm at the Kanyon chapel with Rev J T Neill officiating. Burial follows at Riverside Cemetery Virginia died from heart disease since March she is survived by her parents two sisters Evelyn and Georganine and grandparents Mr and Mrs R D Stower of Huron.
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DeLong
Virginie Uth DeLong
George DeLong
St. Lawrence
Clyde Pearce
Utah Avenue Southeast
Kanyon Chapel
J. T. Neill
Riverside Cemetery
Virginia
Evelyn
Georganine
R. D. Stower
Huron
Hoover Proposes $100,000,000 Revolving Fund for Banks
The House Banking Committee approved Steiner bill to create a $100,000,000 revolving fund for fed eral loan banks, the first item of Hoover's reconstruction program. Hearings on the $577,000,009 reconstruction corporation begin tomorrow in both houses. President Hoover urged Republicans to expedite action. The Norbeck committee weighs Senate bill one for the reconstruction plan, modeled after the War Finance Corporation. Loans to banks, trust companies, insurers, and other financial bodies could run up to five years with security as required. Moratorium ratification plans move toward a vote, despite opposition. McFadden accuses international bankers of pressuring small banks with foreign securities, while investigations into foreign bond sales loom. Legislative activity continues toward Christmas with veterans' compensation funding also pushed.
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Washington
Des
House Banking Commiittee
Steaga’l
Feders
Senate
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Representative Snell
New York
Steiner
Oregon
Howell
Nebraska
Warbeck
Republcan
South Dakota
Norbeck
Ways and Means Committeé
Collier
McFadden
Waa
Pennsylvania
Germany
McFadder
House Committee
Senator Johnson
California
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas W. Lammons
Morgan
Charles EK. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Burns
App
Congress Rejects River and Harbor Improvements
Washington December 17 The War Department recommended against several river and harbor projects debated in Congress including navigation flood control and irrigation on the Big Sioux and Little Sioux rivers in Iowa and South Dakota and on the Cheyenne River in Wyoming and South Dakota.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
Towa
South Dakota
Cheyenne River
Wyoming
South
Dakota
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Verrans
Wiley
Gs Garage
CETY
American Legion
House Banking Committee
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