Hoover Opponents to Meet at Lincoln Dinner in Huron
Progressive Republicans of South Dakota plan a Lincoln Day dinner in Huron on February 12 to endorse 11 delegates opposing President Hoover at the national convention. The event aims to organize the South Dakota Lincoln Republican league and invites Farmers Union and Farm Bureau members to speak. Attendees expected around 200 to 300 as the group weighs endorsing candidates for governor and senator while preserving the party.
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South Dakota
Huron
Hoover
H. C. Shober
Lincoln Republican League
Shober
Governnor
Bir
Hooverima
Farmers Union
The
Orenge, Farm Bureau and
Labor Organizations
Republican Party
Lincoln Republican Organization
Mr. Hoover
Ferenda -Im
Deleganss
League
Mert
Linco League
Rhober Seid
B. W. McVeigh
Amherst
Allan Bogue
Parker
Blair
W. HH. Pringle
Pierre
B Wager
Mitchell
Victory For Demo Relief Plan
Washington report on a senate vote favoring a 750 million unemployment relief plan as a substitute to the La Follette Costigan bill. It would provide 575 million for feeding, clothing, and housing jobless people and spread funds among states, with road loans and free zones. Costigan and Wheeler criticized the measure as political maneuvering amid tax talks and federal aid debates.
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Washington
Senate
Costigan
Colorado
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Shea wins first speed skating title at Olympics
Dartmouth sophomore Jack Shea defeated Norway’s Bernt Eversem in the final to win the early winter Olympic speed skating championship at Olympic Stadium Lake Placid. The final pace kept close until Shea broke away in the last stretch.
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Lake Placid
Dartmouth
Bernt Eversem
Norway
Ky Ave Yards
Weather forecast for South Dakota and surrounding areas
Fragmented weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. Mentions fair tonight and likely warmer day, with unclear phrasing about evening services and a suggested payment. Overall text is garbled and contains multiple typos and stray phrases.
Mellon to quit Treasury for London ambassadorship
President Hoover announced Andrew W. Mellon will resign as treasury secretary to become ambassador to London. Ogden L. Mills will succeed him as undersecretary, with Senate approval expected. Mellon, 77, guided postwar policy and budget balance amid criticism and impeachment talk.
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London
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
United One
Ogden L. Bills
New York
Hoover
Net
Senate
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Mills
House
Aervants
United States
Death of Sheriff Miller blamed on West in dance hall fight
Verne West, 31, Kimball truck operator, is charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of Sheriff C. D. Miller of Brule county, following a September dance hall incident near Pukwaene. The arrest comes after a long inquiry by state and Brule county officials aided by witnesses. West allegedly struck Miller with a foot in the scuffle. officials say the blow may have been unintentional. West, married with one child, denies the accusation though witnesses place him at the scene and say he admitted striking the sheriff.
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Frank Mitchell
Herachal Melcher
Brula County
West
Barnes
Miller
Brule County
James Conley
Pukwaene
Lindbergh at Thirty Birth Day in Hawaii?
Lindbergh turns 30 amid headlines praising his aviation skill and restraint in publicity. The era’s famed flyer remains aloof from personal chatter while observers note his ongoing prominence, with questions about birthday celebrations at his New Jersey home for Charles Augustus Jr and his growing public stature.
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Lindbergh
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Diversion Of Funds For Relief In South Dakota
A South Dakota group led by W. C. Lusk and D. B. Gurvey urged Governor Green to secure legislature pledges for a special session to divert about 35 percent of state highway funds to relief. They cited dire farm conditions and said Red Cross distribution could meet urgent needs while highway bond retirements consume most gasoline tax revenue.
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Sioux Falls
Williamson
South Dakota
L.G. Troth
Agriculture Department
Warren E. Green
Yankton
W. C. Lusk
D. B. Gurvey
WNAK
Green
Colon
Hoover
Tok
Joseon
Yaora
Red Cross
Joana
Prohibition Forces MOUX FALIZ Change Announced
Local authorities announced a policy shift affecting MOUX FALIZ dated February 4 2. The change outlines new enforcement measures and compliance timelines to align with revised prohibition guidelines.
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Moux Faliz
Walter F Halley Dies In Chicago
Walter F. Halley dies in Chicago to be followed by an inquest. A maid found his body. papers indicate Omaha Hotel Fantanella as home and an aviator service in World War I. He was Rapid City Legion post commander and an aviation figure honored in county veterans circles.
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Omaha
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Sea
American Legion
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County Six
West
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Royal Air Corps
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France
106Th Yan
Mr. Walley
Sars Reyavids
Peoples Trust Company
Rap
Japs Plan Another Attack On Chapel In Shanghai
Chinese forces at Chapel fight off a renewed Japanese assault in Shanghai as artillery and machine guns pound the sector. Marines land 300 from the Houston to bolster American positions near the international settlement amid reports of a Japanese reinforcement.
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Associated Press
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Shanghai
Charpei
Reid
China
St Woomung
Riles
International Settlement
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Houston
Manila
Tokyo
Japan
Nebraska town faces coal shortage as cold snap bites
Readable fragments describe coal supply depleted with near three week cold, day temperatures around 4 to 18 degrees Fahrenheit, nights far below freezing. Dealers report fuel cars en route but none for sale, residents worry about continued hardship as winter deepens.
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Nebraska
Nations Demand Japan Cease Use Of Shanghai
Washington and London renewed protests to Japan over using the Shanghai International Settlement for military operations. Japan replied it would cease hostile acts if Chinese forces stop disturbations, while Japan fears Chinese regular or irregular forces may prompt further action. The note urged neutrality and negotiations, with Allied diplomats and U.S. officials seeking a peaceful settlement before Shanghai’s situation worsens.
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Shanghai
Washington
America
Great Britain
Stimson
Pratt
Douglas MacArthur
Army
James G. Rogé
Montgomery M. Taylor
Tokyo
United States
Italy
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Hirohito
W.camerot
Forbes
Francia Lindley
Grantea
Giovanni Maloni
Unemployed Relief Talks Link Liberty and Catholic Leaders
Pittsburgh February discussions bring Col W Ho Harvey’s liberty party and Rev James R Cox Catholic priest to consider joining forces for relief of the unemployed. Liberty party has organized across the middle west and southwest as Father Cox addresses thousands.
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Col. W. Ho
Harvey
Liberty’ ‘Party
James R. Cox
Liberty Party
Middle
West
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Groton Men May Be Detailed To China
Three Groton youths assigned to the U S S Nevada enter radio and gunnery duties aboard the battleship now in Chinese waters. Robert Hart and Join Hoy, sons of local families, along with Delton Feller, all graduates of Groton high school, join the ship's radio and gunnery teams. Hart’s sister Kathryne Thompson, a missionary in Kiang Yen, adds local significance to the China mission.
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U. S. S. Nevada
Robert Hart
R. S. Hart
Hoy
S. A. Hoy
Delton Feller
A. C. Feller
Graton High Acrvo
Hart
China
Kathryne Thompson
Washington, D. C
Kiang Yen
Shanghai
Nanking
Geneva Meeting Has First Fight
The world disarmament conference faced a clash over Dr. Salvador de Madariaga’s bid to block Japanese diplomat Tsuneo Matsudaira from a vice presidency. The steering committee ruled that all 14 vice presidents must be approved or rejected as a group, with M. Titulescu seen as likely ranking VP if Henderson retires.
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Louis P. Locitiser
Geneva
Switzerland
Salvador de Madariaga
Japso
China
da Madsrings
Washington
Tsuneo Matsudaira
London
de Madariaga
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Matsudaira
Changes Not To Be Made In Hills
A telegram to Secretary L. Bronson of the chamber of commerce from A. C. Hunt, president of the state chamber, settles fears of moves in the west river country. Rumors of removing the Rosebud reservation from Deadwood district court and moving Ft. Meade or cavalry to Ft. Knox, Ky are denied. No change in federal court district or Ft. Meade budget.
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Rapid-City
S. D
L. Bronson
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Hunt
State Chamber
Pannington Board of County Commissioners
West River Country
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Rosebud Reservation
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Ft. Knox, Ky
Hunt
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Federal Court
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