Five power naval talks reach first hard test cuts eyed
After two weeks of generalities the five power naval conference faced concrete reality. Delegates consider a France backed plan for total tonnage per nation with flexible transfers between ship types. The first numerical decision may soon settle whether to curb battleships cruisers and other classes.
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Bykan Price
Associated Press
London
Désiu
Henry Gi
Stire
Audi Atfaneer
France
Prince of Wales Ill With Cold For SA Trip Cancellation
Prince of Wales' illness forces cancellation of his diamond mine visit near Johannesburg. Officials say he has a ordinary cold with no fever and expects a quick return to activities. He flew from Southampton to Capetown January 20 and planned to continue toward Portuguese East Africa after Johannesburg. Malaria and health conditions are noted in parts of South Africa.
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Fohannesburg
Union . OF
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Southampton
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Capatown
Johannesburg
Portuguese East Africa
Weather report fragment hints at clouds and warmth
Fragmentary weather note reports mostly cloudy Sunday with warmer conditions tonight. South Dakota forecast is mostly fair tonight and Sunday, except for lingering clouds and slightly warmer readings in northern portions tonight.
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South Dakota
North
Spink Teachers Assemble for County Meet Today
Spink county educators gathered in Redfield for a county meet with morning sessions separating teachers and school officials. Superintendent Guy W. Cook of Dotland delivered the teachers address, while State Attorney A. F. Schlehers spoke to officials. A joint session was planned for the Redfield high school auditorium in the afternoon with E. G. Higbie of Eastern Normal at Redfield scheduled as chief speaker and musical numbers featured by Mrs. P. M. Deller and TR. W. Kraussaar.
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Redfield
Seo Spink
Inga
Guy W. Cook
Dotand
A. F. Sehleher
Spink County
Redfield High School
E.G. Higbie
Eastern
Normal
Redfeld
Scherdffled
Elven
P. M. Deller
Athol
TR. W. Kraussaar
De Smet Defeats Ariington In Second Win This Season
De Smet defeated Ariington for the second time this season with a final score of 21 to 0. The opening quarter saw both teams scoring four points, while De Smet led early and held a 19 19 tie at halftime before pulling away in the second half.
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Cerling UD
Prem
Tspecian
de Smet
Ariington’ Nek School
Son
Wad Tedding
Fire causes slight damage in home incident
Reported last night at 7 30 a clock the fire damaged a residence in southeast Him Hamm Tim-Beath area with only minor damage. Fire started when wallpaper near a chaining box ignited reportedly noticed by children alone in the house.
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Hamm
Tim-Beath
Learn How To Play Mouth Organ In County Institute
Nellie Si Brusso reported record attendance at the county teachers institute with over 20 teachers pupils and many parents filling the court room. James Hartley the harmonica maestro performed a concert and was to give further lessons to teachers and students in the farmer assembly room this afternoon. Hartley emphasized that anyone can learn the instrument as the county pursues musical instruction.
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Nellie Si Brusso
Troomat
Monica
James Hartley
Haymionica
Huron
Byrle -Rogers -McClaskey
Hartley
Towly Hare
Stow
Eaky
Paylh
Coaty
Farmers
Hays
Muslims Trek Back to Homes in the Balkans
From Belgrade reports describe thousands of Muslims returning to Bosnian Herzegovinan homes after World War I. Turkish citizenship offered, but many faced language barriers and harsh climate in assigned regions. Mustapha Kemal reforms and Westernization fueled dissatisfaction among communities.
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Robert ML Bury
Associateds Press
Belgrade
Duge Slavia
Bostia
Herzegovina
Turkey
Jugo- Slatin
Angara
Mussulmen
Furn
Ishing
Ar Talenta
Mustapha Kemal
Vienna
Fort’s views not Hoover's says Fort
Washington Feb 1 2 The friction over prohibition policy centers on Fort New Jersey representative and the White House Fort says his stance on home brewing and enforcement is not the presidents. Hoover had not seen the remarks before delivery and the house is debating how to administer prohibition with plans to move enforcement to the justice department while keeping treasury control. Norris leads a committee considering joint authority for rule making by the two departments.
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Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Fort
New Jersey
White House
Mev Hoover
Sale
Treasury
Justice Department
Attorney General
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
Sonig- Meimbera
House
Norris
Senate Judiciary ‘Committee
Prohibition Service
Bank robbery near Rocky Hill ends with arrest
Carl Spillman 19 confessed aiding the Rocky Hill bank robbery early today. The elder Spillman, cashier and sole employe, ran the bank at 5 am when three men staged the hold up. About $3,000 was taken. Young Spillman claimed he did not participate in the holdup but rode as a lookout with two Indianapolis youths who promised $200. He was jailed in Bowling Green.
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Bowling Gheen
Carl CO Spilman
Todas
Rocky Hill
Hils
Young Spillman
Bowling Green
Dante
Spillman
Young Spiilmann
B.C. Craig
Indianapolis
Robert James
Carlton Hahnas
Rocky Fall
Young Spulman
Teh
Dan
Hein dies at 40 in Beadle County burial planned
Arthur R. Hein, 40, died today and burial will be in Riverslide cemetery. Survived by widow and eight children including Lillian Katz Louise Mildred Luella Elmer Wilfred Hein of Huron. stepdaughter Clara Lohmann of Huron. three brothers Fred Ed Klein Wolsey Oscar Hein. sisters Mrs Anna Syting of Luton and Mrs August Bolt of Wolsey. a bale brother Gus Koatufer of Huron. Born in Beadle county, he lived in Wisconsin and returned seven years ago to reside here.
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Riversile
Aix
Lillian Katz
Lounise
Mildred
Luella
Elmer
Wilffred Helti
Huron
Daughtev
Clara Lohmann
Thes
A. Hein
Fred
Ed Klein
Woley
Oscar Hein
Anna Syting
Farm Bureau Seeks Title For New Picture Contest
The American Farm Bureau federation motion picture division offers a $50 prize for the best title of the upcoming release Nameless to be shown February 15. Farm Bureau members in the first 200 councils to book and view the film may enter. Details and bookings are available through the division in Chicago.
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Chicago
Motion Picture
America Farm Bureau Federation
AFL B. F
Farm Bureau
American
Faro
Bureau Federation
Wabington Street
U S Aviation Sets World Mileage Mark in 1929
A 1929 U S aviation milestone reports total air travel reaching 197 546 590 miles across military government and commercial operations. Private flying rose to 25 million miles while scheduled night routes expanded the network with extended airways and more aircraft in service.
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U.S. Aviation
New. York
Aviation
Lteait
Keronautical” Chamber of Tom~ Tmerce
United States
Tander Hin-World-Ar
Itranaport
Wnamore
Transport’ Hines
Airways
Europe
Hines
Ini
Worl
Tywretity-seyn Transport
Ines
Eroui Tor Y Aos
State Official's Car Crashes Into George Marsh
Marsh Ped. 1 1PpCertye & Marsh, $8. Plant garage awger, died at a hospital here last night from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile on G. S. highway No. Li two miles west of Blunt. Marsh, who had taken gasoline 102 grilled truck, stepped across the road into the path of an automobile driven by Frank D. Kriebs, secretary of agriculture. Marsh was hurled several feet by the impact, broke and skull injured. The accident occurred about 6:40 p.m. and he died here about four hours later without regaining consciousness. Ee Welch of Blunt, owner of the stalled truck, exonerated Kriebs from blame for the accident. The truck was parked on the south side of the road and Marsh started across the roadway toward his own car. Welch said he saw the approaching car and thought Marsh was crossing too late. Lights of Kriebs car were turned on and Welch could offer no explanation why Marsh failed to see it.
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Pisare
Ee Welch
Blunt
Krievstronk
Marsh
Welch
Kriebs
Tirlehs
Mrs
Chiara Welola
De Smet to lead Kingsbury county basketball tourney
Drawings for the Kingsbury county basketball tournament were made at Lake Preston High School gymnasium. February 11 set as the date. games begin February 14 at 2:30 PM with Batcrof t versus De Smet and Liveavols versus Olham. Semis set for Friday night and finals Saturday, with De Smet favored to win the bracket. Vincent Galvin of Sioux Falls named referee. K Bennett of Arlington presided. All eight schools entered except Troquois.
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DE Snat
Kingsbury County
Eymnasinma
Lake Preston
Baticroft
de Smet
Liveavols
Oliham
Edwin
Metland Wil
Arlington
Prhlay
Mrs Charles Bohn Dies At Frankfort
Mrs Charles Bohn longtime resident of central South Dakota and Frankfort died this morning at her home after several days illness. She is survived by her husband and four children Clayton Bohn of Frankfort Beatrice Prather of Memphis Raymond John of Lake Park Minnesota and Amanda Jollu medical student at the University of Minnesota Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Frankfort
Carles Bohn
Central
South Dakota
Clayton
Bohn
Beatrice Prather
Atemphis
Raymond
John
Lake Park
Minn
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Henry
L.stimseny Foreign
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Breland
McDonald
Great Brita Tremier
Andre ‘Ardled
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Park
Audienta
Toronto Giobe
Arthur R. Hein
Sally
Ammen
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Frank D. Kriebs
Kingsbury
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