France Opposes Abolition of Submarines at Naval Parley
French navy delegates at the Paris talks reject a proposed ban on submarines, arguing submarines are essential for France's defense and coastal protection. Premier Tardieu plans to press a \"humanization\" of submarine warfare while insisting subs remain necessary for convoy protection and port defense amid broader wartime maritime rules.
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Continents
London
France
Henry L. Stimso
America
Great Britain
Tardieu
Tardiéu
Convers
Americas
Japan
Weather Outlook With Cloudy and Cooler Trend
The forecast notes generally cloudy skies with a cooler trend tonight and Friday. Temperatures are expected to dip, with a modest rise in conditions by Friday afternoon.
Potter County Debaters Win State Contest
Potter County debaters C G Millhouse and A L Thelin won the state Farmers Debates championship in Brookings. They upheld the affirmative on the federal farm board's ability to promote balanced production, arguing its benefits and urging nationwide expansion. judges Carter Harrison and Frank Hads joined Hey as judges.
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Brogkings
Potter
C. G Millhouse
AL. Thelin
Vaughan
J.B. Forsting
Brown County
Potter County
Federal Farm Board
Hey
Carter - Harrison
John Martin
Frank Hads
Brookings
A. Mo Eberle
Extension Service
Misnebsha
Brows
Dar
Taft Receives Hoover Amid Illness in Washington
President Hoover visited former President and Chief Justice William Howard Taft in Washington as Taft’s condition remained serious though showing a possible slight improvement. Doctors reported Taft unchanged, with his sons Charles and Herbert Taft traveling from Cincinnati to his bedside.
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Washington
William Howard
Taft
United States
Fresterday
Mr. Hoover
White House
Tate
Hoover
Fhoweas A. Clamor
Francis R Hagner
Cincinnnati
Jontage
Claytor
Annulment Dropped In Withers Marriage
Los Angeles reports that Loretta Forms seven and Grant Withers, film figures, are now married. After parental protests and a return from Yuma where the ceremony occurred, Loretta announced she and Grant will stay wed, ending prior annulment proceedings.
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Withers
Los Angeles
George A. Ecizer
Loretta Forms
Brigecroom
Yuma
Aziz
Miss Young
Grant
Idaho Dry Crusader Subject Of Protest
Spokane dispatch reports Idaho Shoshone County Republicans protest U.S. Attorney H L E Ray's reappointment. Wallace chairman A W Hoover forwarding the protest refused to deny or confirm the committee's action.
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Spokane
Wash
Ren
Washington, D.C
Spokane Spokesman- Review
Shoshone Counts
Idaho
Halds
Borat
United States District
HL. E.ray
A.W. Hoover
Wallace
Shoshone County-Republican “Central Committee
Icommitee
Eminent Farmer Awards At South Dakota State College
J T Belk Henry gets Eminent Farmer award at South Dakota State College during Farm and Home week. Pictured: Boe profiles, Rodger Pugster presiding. portrait unveiling to Hall of Fame. Focus on Ranches Nest Tresho and Jergen Os born in Norway, ranching near Presho, SD.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Eipat Attas
South Dakota State Callege
OL ‘Larsen
Robert Dailey
Board of Regents
Collaza “Hall of Fame
Cr. Pugster
State College
Banque
Ranches Nest
Wells
Afi
Rapid City
Presho
Rewes
Vivian
Limvian County Fair Association
Boe
Boe State College
FT. Belk
Henry
Leit
Annd
Jorgen J. Boe
Presho Richt
Dre
State College “Hall of Fame
Fears
Mitchell Pioneer Recall of a Toad Rain in 1881
Minneapolis residents remember a frog storm on June 16 1881 after a heavy rain and wind. Old timers recall wagon boxes and streets filled with toads carried from a nearby swamp by a strong wind. Similar frog arrival theories have appeared in earlier decades.
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Mitchell
Minneapolis
Mitchellio Beers
Panibernion
South Dakota Hardware Dealers Meet At Annual Convention
Nearly 400 attendees from the South Dakota Hardware Association gathered for the annual convention to discuss industry trends, retail strategies, and upcoming member services. The event highlighted suppliers, new products, and networking opportunities for local retailers.
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South Dakota
Hards Ware Association
Woman To Wed Cop Who Gave Her Tag
EVANSTON ILLS Feb 6 Miss Florenta Steiger told policeman George Becin she would marry him after he gave her a tag. Beicn, age 34, and Steiger, 26, announced their forthcoming nuptials amid a light hearted exchange.
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Evanston, Ills
CPI
Florenta E. Steiger
George Becin
Beih
Prohibition Saves Lives, Says Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The WCTU reports 23,009 lives saved by prohibition across 15 states based on 1910 to 1928 Census data. It notes Maryland higher alcoholism under prohibition, New York accounts for a fifth of nationwide alcoholism, and U.S. deaths from alcoholism reached 4,627 last year with a 4 per 100k rate.
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Evanston
Woman's Christian Temperance
New York
United States
District of Columbia
Montana
Griswold Leads In Election For Bishop
In Chicago on February 5 the Rt Rev Sheldon M Griswold suffragan bishop led in the first ballot for Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Chicago as a successor to Bishop Charles P Anderson. Griswold tallied 45 clergy votes and 21 lay votes.
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Chicago
Sheldon M. Griswold
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Ita
Inter
Charles P. Anderson
Grigwold
Law Commission Report Assailed by New York Senator
Senator Wagner denounced the Hoover law enforcement commission in the Senate, urging a direct study of prohibition and possible amendments. He attacked the plan to shift petty crime trials to U S commissioners and urged examining enforcement corruption and the rise of a criminal class. He warned of rising alcoholism and escalating illegal production and arrests as proof of failed policy.
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Washington
Pres- Ment Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Senate
Wagner
New York
Hoover
New York State Judiciary
Commission
United States
Brel
Agner
Addai
Verhans
Rob Man Thrice During Two Weeks in Chicago
Rob Fisher faces a threat from persistent robbers who have targeted his office and home over a two week span. He notes that collateral will be limited to car fare, as criminals pace a pattern of staged visits and pressure. The case unfolds with repeated daytime and nighttime encounters, raising concerns over safety.
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Chicago
Nat Fisher
Fisher
Lindbergh Camps Tehachapi Glider Study Gains Support
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh launches an exhaustive glider study at LiNdBergh Camp Tehachapi Mountains Cal to promote gliding for public aviation education. With Hawler Bowlus, Lindbergh plans test flights hoping to extend the world glider record for sustained flight.
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Lindbergh
Tehachati Mountains
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindherth
Tehach2yi
Hawler Bowlus
Fleer
San Diego
Bolus
Lieut Dinort
Germany
Teachers Again Go Without Pay In Chicago Area
Chicago and county governments faced a money crunch with tax receipts lagging and deficits widening. County board finance chair Barry Newby warned warrants may replace cash for worker salaries if action is not taken soon. Park board cut 250000 from 1930 parcel by eliminating 100 jobs to save costs. School board president Wallace Caldwell sought funds in New York, while Mayor William Fale Thompson remained noncommittal about cooperating with relief efforts and paying employees.
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Chicago
Barry Newby
Lancey Park Board
Hy Wallace Caldwell
New York
William Fale Thompson
Strawn Citizens’ Relief Committee
Strawn Committee
Thompson
President Ortiz Rubio Wounded. Mexico City on Edge
President Ortiz Rubio rests at home after an assassin’s bullet struck him in the cheek as he left the National Palace following his first cabinet meeting. Gunman Daniel Flores was captured. two others held as authorities probe a plot linked to Jose Vasconcelas supporters. Public order restored, but suspensions linger.
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Mexico City
Oruz Rehio
Zell
Pa Gil
Daniel Flores
Ortiz Rebia
Gie
Jose Vasconselas
Cat
Cie
Flores
Erato
Senora
Ortiz
Rubio
Arother
Senorita Maria Rosh
Ortiz Rubio
Trafic
National Palace
Red Cross Hospital
Debaters Scrimmage As Huron Meets Opponents
Huron Tigers host Mircuéll in a conference debate in the High School assembly room at o o'clock tonight. This third conference match of the year features Amber Van and Robert Warker defending the affirmative on the topic of South Dakota ownership of hydroelectric plants on the Missouri River with Judge EDR Jackson of Huron College presiding. Eleven debaters are slated for the season, next facing Storm Springs February 16. Victoria B. Chay displays annual festival pieces of local folksongs.
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Huron Tiger
Mircuéll
Aberdeen
Sioux
Falls
Huron
Amber van
Robert Warker
South ‘Dakota
Missouri’ River
Edr Jackson
Huron College
Atoraintens Springs
Auto Production To Be Boosted 500000
John N Willys chairman of Willys-Overland and hoare accompanied to the White House by Senator Fess of Ohio says 1920 auto production will rise to 500000 units, up from last year, with profits improving as overhead cuts lift. He expects demand to pick up rapidly, plant capacity to be reached within two months as 11 plants increase output.
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Washington
John N. Willys
Willys-Qveryand Company
Hoare
Willys
White House
Fess
Ohio
Salem High School Beats Woonsocket 12 Points
Salem high school basketball defeated Woonsocket 20 to 12 last night after taking the lead early in the first quarter. The halftime score stood 12 to 6 in favor of Salem, with Hegel named Woonsocket's high point man amid a rough, error-prone game.
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Salem. Fev
Salem High School
Tears
Wonsocket
Salem
Hegel
Woonsocket
Psog
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Tuestar
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Harent
J. T. Belk, Henry, Gets
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N. Y
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Lindy
Victoria
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