Hoover Plans Policy for Farm Aid Before Congress
President elect Hoover, meeting farm leaders, signals no general farm conference before April. Plans point to a farm board and farmer controlled cooperatives, with tariff changes tied to farm relief. Senate leader Smoot favors an April 1 special session, subject to House progress on farm relief measures.
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Hoover
Congress
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Ally
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Hance
House
Smoot
Dugust
Senas
Washington
Hla
Authorized Flood Control Projects Passed by House
The House today accepted two Senate amendments to a bill authorizing the secretary of war to conduct preliminary examinations for flood control. The measure affects river areas including near Elx Point in North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Washington
House
Senate
Secretary of War
North Dakota
Elx Point
South Dakota
Papal Agreement Reported by Cardinal Gasparri
Rome February 7 reports an agreement between the Holy See and the Italian state. Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state, announced the accord before the diplomatic body accredited to the Vatican.
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Beth the Holy
Cardinal Gasparri
Vatican
Antitrust Charges Filed Against Great Western Sugar Company
Federal court in Lincoln Nebraska has filed charges against Great Western Sugar Company for alleged antitrust violations. The action details remain unclear in the fragmented report, but indicate the government seeks enforcement through the Lincoln court.
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Washington
Hargewingain
Great Western Sugar Company
Lincoln
North Dakotans Trade Families Find Happiness
Minot, N D Feb 7 A pair of Rennille county couples who traded mates and children report happiness and friendship. Mrs Willis Knight became Lawrence Aikansrud s wife and Mrs Lawrence Rikansrud became William Knights wife after divorces granted in Minot. The ceremonies followed the divorces in Melita Man. Testimony indicated unnamed third parties involved in each case. The couples remain on good terms. four Knight children joined their mother at Rikansrud’s home while two children stayed with Knight.
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N. D
Rennille County
Willis Knight
Lawrence Aikansrud
Lawrence Rikansrud
Willia Knight
Melita
Man
Sith
Lindy Finishes Pioneer Flight aboard Saratoga
Charles A Lindbergh completes a Pacific maneuvers run aboard the U S S Saratoga aircraft carrier. He plans a return flight to the United States, reversing his Briami Fla to Cristobal leg. Crowds at Cristobal caused difficulties as officials note naval aviation tests proceed.
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Charles A. .Lindberth
Saratoga
Pacific
United States
Briami
Fla
Cristobal
Lindbergh
Matt
Ricardo Alfaro
Minnister
Washington
Pontottica Department
Nimt
United’ States
Shadbergh
Miniwag
Managua
Nicaragua
Enas
Costa Rica
Panama City
Jensen Forced to Halt Flight
A terse report notes Jensen was forced to halt a flight during an attempted maneuver. Details are sparse but indicate an abrupt stop or cancellation of the mission midair, with no further information on outcome or cause available in the readable text.
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Jensen
South Dakota legislature pauses to honor late state official
In Pierre the Senate and House paused to remember Louis N. Critt state secretary of agriculture who died this morning. The body adopted a resolution of respect and prepared for full sessions as major bills face consideration. The two houses also weighed investigations into state departments and budget matters while debating primary reform and salary measures.
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South Dakota
Louis
N. Cri
Senate
Critt
Minnehaha
Congress
Bedalon
Slocum of Campbell
Committee On Privleges and Elections
Popular Spring Hat Styles Featured in Millinery Display
The piece highlights spring millinery trends with hats in varieties suitable for warm weather. It notes colors like white, beige, navy, brown, green, and brass, and mentions common braids such as sisal and Visca as popular textures across many displays.
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Cloche
Rockefeller forces claim majority control over Standard Oil Indiana
New York Feb 7 Winthrop W Aldrich says proxies for 51 percent of voting stock support John D Rockefeller Jr in the contest to oust Col Robert W Stewart from the chairmanship of Standard Oil Company of Indiana.
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New York
Winthrop W. Aldrich
John D. Rockefsilgs, Jr
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Rockefeller
Mexican clemency appeal for Toral set before Obregon successor
In Mexico, a final clemency appeal is filed for Jose Deleon Toral, condemned for the assassination of President Obregon. The appeal, after the Supreme Court refused a stay, travels to Governor Portes Gil in Tamaulipas as Toral awaits execution. Toral, ready to accept God’s will, hopes for last rites and notes his newborn son Miguel Humberto. Governor Portes Gil attended Tamaulipas inauguration this morning.
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Mexico
Jose Deleon Toras
Alvaro Obregon
Portes GH
Ciudad Victoria Tamauplipas
Toral
Supreme Court
Amparo
Torel
Miguel Humberto
Projuarez
Insane mother murders two young boys in Iowa
In Carroll Iowa Mrs Solin Herbers 25 attacked her sons Walter 4 and Leonard 2 with a poker and knife after breaking into their house. Walter died from head wounds while Leonard died 45 minutes later. Herbers to be examined by sanity commissioners. defendant alleges insanity.
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Blasom Walter
Herberg
Hite
Prisoners Quelled as Gas Hazards Quell Disorder in Reading Jail
Police contained disturbances at Berki jail Reading Pennsylvania on February 7 as tear gas devices and guards restrained inmates. Authorities reported quiet prevailed after officers used gas canisters and restraint measures to restore order amid tensions surrounding an alleged incident involving Mike Terris.
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Reading
Beb
Berki
Avy Poles
Pal Sanora
Mike Terrisza
Trout
Roads Open From Huron After Winter Driftout
After a severe winter blockage around Huron, main highways cleared today. County crews labored across Beadle County to improve cuts in drifted areas as wind eased. Rural carriers and town routes resumed service. Armour packing plant restarted with hogs killed to reduce backlog. Travel also resumed in Spink and De Smet areas as plows cleared drifted roads. Colorado towns faced isolation due to heavy snow.
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R. W.W. Coke
Beadle County
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Rosa
Spon
Pierre
Iroquois
Horth
A. B. Blake
Poatmaster
Mors Rcade
Beadla County
Armour and Company
Harry L. Wilkinson
Pen
Spink Couney Redfield
Spink County
Cotty
105Year-Old Farmer Follows Greeley Then Dies
George Griffey aged 105, a farmer who followed Horace Greeley’s advice, died in Los Angeles. He moved westward from Ohio as farm land opened, farming near Terre Haute, Indiana, then Geary County, Kansas, before his death. He reached the west coast at age 98.
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George Griffey
Griffey
Horace Greeley
West Coast
Ohio
Terre Haute
Ind
Kansas
Geary County
Rioting Reignites in Bombay as Troops Quell Protests
Bombay February 7 Hindu Muslim clashes flare anew in the Bhenéy Bazaar area. A Pathan fatally knifes four Hindus as districts including Mazgaon and Byculla face unrest. A thirty Pathans group was rounded up earlier. troops arrive from Deolali to restore order.
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Bhenéy Bazaar
Mazzaon
Byculla
Deolall
Senate votes to repeal day law in sweeping tally
The Senate passed a repeal resolution by 28 to 6 after a statewide referendum in 43 districts. A group of women urged Governor Alten to block the measure calling it a wet memorial that could invite gangsters to operate in the state.
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Senate
Frank G. Alten
Ginanasistos Ang
Root Planning Court Mission Aims for World Court Accord
Washington dispatch reports former secretary of state Root to lead unofficial talks with world powers on U S reservations to advisory opinions from the World Court. Success hinges on broad acceptance by major nations and unanimity at the League of Nations council.
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Washington
United States
Council of the
League of Nations
Te Lap
Attempt to Impeach Witnesses in Dezotell Murder Trial
Sioux Falls reports attempts by state counsel to impeach the testimony of witnesses including Charles, Jas Toby, an eye witness to the shooting, during today's Dezotell murder trial session. Defense called Jacoby Wag, citing his prior state witness role at the October trial. Belgrade reports King signs first decree since establishment of the new regime.
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Sioux Falls
Charles, Jastoby
Express Company
Dezotell
Clecult
Jacoby Wag
Democratic leader Crill dies after illness in Pierre
Pi-Loula N. Crill South Dakota secretary of agriculture and longtime Democratic figure died after a four day illness at Pierre hospital He was a former state senator born in Springville in 1867 educated locally and active in politics since the 1890s He served as governor candidate in 1922 and as state party chairman his death leaves a void in state politics
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Pi—Loula N. Crill
South Dakota
Crit
Wea
Hig
Eli Point
Crift
Spresnesville
Fond
Union County
Iss
J-Bulow Praity
Dakota
Atherothy
Orn
Pierre High
Sylvia Mee Crift
Rose Wood
Elk Paint
Barton
Critl
Slater
City Court Hears Drunk Driving Case In Boston
Decision expected this afternoon in City of Boston versus James Pelfrey heard in municipal court. Judge Dick Haney presided as the city presented three witnesses. Pelfrey arrested November 15 after an accident damaged his car and another vehicle. he waived examination and was bound over to the regular term with bonds set at 500 dollars.
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City of Boston
James
Sheldon- Reese
Bulgaria Yugoslavia Near Break in Frontiers Tension
SOFIA February 7 Bulgaria and Yugoslavia appear on the brink of renewed bitter relations as frontier disputes flare. The dispute has closed the border repeatedly and raised tensions, with both sides accusing the other and threatening firmer control over the line.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
F—rtter
Yugoslavia
Ward Baking Company Head Dies At Desk
New York February 7. B Ward aged 40 president of Ward Baking, a powerful figure in the baking industry, died of heart disease at his home yesterday. He rose to prominence in 1926 and had recently halted plans to invest in food industries after government intervention.
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Ward Baking Company
New York
B. Ward
Ward Baking Core
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