Americans Win Praise in London Naval Talks
American delegates and their entourage have drawn rare popularity in London at the arms conference. Milton Brenner reports cordial press receptions and flattering notices of the U S team wives secretaries and marines. Viscountess Astor and Senator Joe Robinson interact humorously highlighting cross channel goodwill aiding the talks.
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London
United States
Milton Brenner
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Marine
Bronner
Daily Chronicle
America
Viscountess Astor
Joe Robinson
Lady Astor
Arkansas
Robinson
M. P
Virginia
Welcome Law and the New Primary System Debate
The Argus Leader endorses the May vote on a new primary law as a significant improvement. It states contests will be clearer, voters express preferences directly on election day, and candidates can present their case to party members without bowing to party bosses. Previous conventions allowed delegate swaps and negotiated favors that constrained reforms.
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Argus-Leader
Polifai
Primary system cited as cause of unwholesome political influences
The Argus Leader notes the line of the law helps unwholesome political influences. It argues a close to people primary is needed yet costly for candidates. It decries money spent, platform binds candidate, and suggests voters’ indifference hinders true fitness in elections.
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Hhad
Einer
Nebraska protester questions Norris political independence
Willard Clapp of Elmwood withdrew his protest against Norris's Republican candidacy citing a challenge to Norris's party affiliation and urging him to run as an independent to demonstrate political honesty. Clapp said he has no quarrel with Norris over supporting Al Smith and Democratic principles.
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Norris
Nebraska
Willard Clapp
Elmwood
Clapp
Norvis
al Smith
Democratic Party
Eserrreet
Education progress and radio interference in South Dakota
Brookings reports show enrollment growth at South Dakota State College with 12 percent overall rise, 30 percent more freshmen, and gains across engineering 26.3 percent agriculture 20.3 percent science 15.5 percent, reflecting broader educational advance. Also notes a radio interference ordinance in Hurong and Woonsocket seeking similar rules to curb nuisance machines.
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Progress Argus-Lendey
South Dakota
Brookings
South Dakota State College
South Dakotaa
State College
C. W. Fugsiey
Ita
Tta
Hurong
Woonsocket
Uke
Woonsocket ‘News
Boy Preparing for Farm Career Leads 4 H Success
Jesse Yioherta of Wolsey rises as Beadle County 4 H leader with a string of prize winnings in sow litter and dairy calf projects. He won state fair prizes, earned a Cree trip to a junior short course, and credits local leaders for guidance. He entered Beadle County and State Fair contests, noting profits from 4 H work and planning to pursue agriculture at State College.
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Jesse Yioherta
Wolsey
State College
South Dakota
Mid-West
South Dakata
Hampshire
Ben MacCannon
Jesse
Missouri Valley
Tdwanis
Heron
Beadle
Guernsey
Roberts
Gihy
Steond
Tudre
Horiy
A. Cave
Earl Simantel
Jay Salisbury
Jesse Roberts
Beadie County
Chicago
Beadle County
Dairy Club
Teadi
Sow-Litter Glub
Kel
St. Louis
Ben
Pheasant Kingdom league formed at Belle Center school
The Belle Center school near Ea niond organized a Young Citizens group to be known as the Pheasant Kingdom league. Bernice Wehr was named corresponding secretary at the January 31 officer election. The next meeting is Friday afternoon February 25.
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Pheasant Kingdom
New League
Belle Center
Eaniond
Young Citizens League
Pheasant Kingdom League
Wea
Bernice Wehr
Go Getters Y C L Sleigh Party Reported
The Go Getters of Altoona township enjoyed two sleigh riding events last week. On Monday they ended at Hitchcock with a harmonica program by Harmonies Harry. Thursday’s gathering concluded with a taffy pull at W A ollenweider’s home and was hosted by the school’s C L leader Mrs Harrie jy.
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Altoona Township
Hitchcock
Harmonies Harry
W. A
Willing Workers 4-H Sewing Club Plans Party
Willing Workers 4-H sewing group met at the Walter Barrick home Saturday afternoon February 2. Twelve members attended the meeting and plans were made to hold a party soon. A lunch was served by the hostess after the business session. Estimates note that at least 4.9 billion slaves exist worldwide.
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Alletee
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Setesian den Deux Motor Company
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J.-C. Blunt
Slant
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Fisher & Greer
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Shaw
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Refree
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