Conference Awaits Vital French Tonnage Data
The London conference tabled eagerly awaited figures on France's tonnage, with Italy resisting parity demands. Tardieu and Mussolini's aides faced potential clashes as France seeks a larger navy while Italy pushes for parity. Submarine talks were deferred as delegates study 1927 vessel class accords and US input.
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London
Prance
Tlons
Wittt
Lialiarni
Stare Reas
Secrear Y Slimson
Hubert L. Cragie
Foreign Office
Stats
Tardieu
MacDonald
House of Commons
Vaniet
Tardiew
Italy
Dino Grandi
Mussolini
Tardiex
Grant
Rome
Warren Leaves Judgeship Race in South Dakota
Watertown February 13 Charles P Warren Brownwood former candidate for the South Dakota supreme court from the third district has withdrawn his bid George W Case president Codington county bar association announced Warren authorized publication of the decision. The bar group promotes Judge W N Skinner of Watertown as a potential candidate, though Skinner has yet to decide. The bar meeting in Fulton last Saturday influenced Warren’s withdrawal. The report notes the bald eagle symbol and includes unrelated factual detail about its wingspan.
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Watertown
Charles P. Warren
Bron Wuorner
South Dakota Supreme Court
George W. Case
Codington County Bar Association
Warren
W. N. Skinner
Supreme Court
Skinner
Coh Warren
Futon
Hoover and family seek honors in long key fishing
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover embark on a fishing trip at Long Key Florida to chase big sailfish while Mrs Stone, wife of Justice Stone, nets a 63 pound sail sign and another guest lands a 40 pound sailfish aboard the Saunterer houseboat serving as a temporary White House during the week of fishing.
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Long Key
Fla
Here
Hoover
White House
Tompkins Recounts Potter County Farm Bureau Gain
A W Tompkins secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau returns to Huron after the Potter county convention at Gettysburg Reuters reported a strong meeting. He cites over 40 percent of Potter county farmers as bureau members and aims to double that by June, signaling rapid growth.
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A. W. Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
Farm Bureau
Potter County
Gettysburg
Bureau
Weather report fragment hints at cold Friday night
A fragmented weather note mentions colder temperatures tonight and Friday in the south region, with unclear phrases about partly cloudy skies and possible westward conditions. The illegible OCR text limits precise details but indicates a shift to cooler conditions by Friday night.
Chicago underworld foe Roche fights graft in bankruptcy tale
Chicago’s City Hall and its finances are blamed on graft and brivery as Bruce Catton profiles Pat Roche the chief investigator for the state's attorney. Roche has survived multiple gangland attempts and continues to uncover gang murders bombings and corruption amid a city drained of its treasury.
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Bruce Catton
Huroalta
NEA
Chicago
Caton
Aruce Calton
Tech
Pat, Roche
State’s Attorney's Office
Cof
Roche Isofe
Roche
Pickateen
Underworld
Dam Is To Cause Moving Of Graves In Arizona
The San Carlos dam project forces relocation of Apache graves. Bodies of 188 Apaches, including famed chiefs, will be moved to higher ground as the waters of the new reservoir rise, ending the historic San Carlos settlement era.
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San Carlos
Ariz
Famour
San’ Carlos
Radio Interference Ordinance To Take Effect Soon
The city will enforce a radio interference ordinance soon. A deputy will be appointed to enter premises to locate interference sources, with radio users bearing most of the costs. The Radio Listeners League urges checks of electrical devices and filters, with funds partly raised by dealers and memberships.
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C. 5. Betts
Ecommittee
Radio Listeners League
Tect Can
Betts
Leamie
Tnt
Jangua
Leagu
Lee Mannin
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Vera Cruz Blaze Strikes City After Water Supply Fails
Fire breaks out in a hot factory in Vera Cruz Mexico on February 12 causing extensive damage to the business district as flames spread to neighboring structures and ammunition stores explode in a spectacular display. Water supply collapses leaving firemen unable to curb the blaze.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Pire
Huron High Debaters Lose To Parker Team
Huron High School debaters were defeated by Parker in a morning match. The Parker team featured Richard Younger and others, winning by unanimous decision in a tense exchange about the local area’s power plant concerns.
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Huron High
Parker
Huron
A. Smieet
Cline
Richard
Phithe
Halvorgen
Women Press For Repeal Of Prohibition Law On Stand
Washington witnesses including Rep Mary Norton of New Jersey and Mrs Charles A Sabin urged repeal measures before the House judiciary committee. Former Senator William G Bruce voiced strong anti liquor stance while hearings opened with criticism of ten years of prohibition. A recess was set to Wednesday as the panel weighed timing and scope of hearings.
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Washington
Pen
House Judiciary Committee
Mary I. Norton
New Jersey
Tehomur
Charles A. Sabin
Women’s Committee
William G. Bruce
Maryland
Senate
Bruce
Graham
Pennsylvania
Walter K. Liggett
District of Columbia
Boston
Kansas
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Congress
Ernest EH. Chrar- Tington
League Against
International Council of Religious Education
Cherrington
Congressional Conailier
Forsita
Ang Ward
De Servi D C Indebted to Evansion Dog
Evanston Illinois February 13 The dog watcher Geno De Servi D C enjoys success at Daytona Beach Florida in his field He notes a municipal financial setback halted his work yet he praises Evanston dogs and thanks local friends He says he adapted to the dogs here and credits them for his wandering career
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Evanston
Ill
Geno de Servi D. C
Daytona Beach
Plg
de Servi
Bvanston
Art
Soi
De'Servi
Winter Weather Reports Across the Midwest and Plains
The bulletin notes above freezing to near freezing temperatures with light snow and a surprise February snowfall across South Dakota and neighboring states. It cites the weather bureau: above normal warmth early in February, then a drop to subzero lows and renewed snowfall, with Granville and Aberdeen among the cities reporting several inches. Roads mostly good with drifts in Brookings.
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Canada
Weather Bureau
Sioux Falls
Rapids City
Yankton
Aberdeen
Brookins
Aberdeay
Denver
Web
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Wryemler
Montana
Nebraska
Inna
Flowers and Warm Rains Replace Norseland Ice in Norway
Pansies bloom in Norwegian gardens as fjords warm with Gulf Stream rise. Snow and ice persist on far islands supplying limited winter sports. The rising stream is several degrees warmer than normal, altering winds and inland conditions.
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Oslo
Norway
Hughes Nomination Sparks Senate Clash Over Confirmatio
The Senate debated confirming Charles Evans Hughes as chief justice amid strong opposition led by Borah and Norris. Supporters like Glenn defended Hughes, while critics warned against corporate influence and politicization of the Supreme Court. A roll call vote was anticipated as leaders pressed for adjournment limits.
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Washington
Claries Evans Hughes
United States
Senate
Bughos
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Newbraska
Watson
Indiana
Bratton
New Mexico
Monce-Cint
Supreme Court
Brook
Hart
Town
Blaine
Wleconalan
Dill
Conally
Texas
Wheeler
Montana
Glenn
Hughes
Tilmots
Mattan
Supreme Courh A
Worl
Building group renames heads building group renames heads
Officers of the Pyron Building and Lom association were reelected at the annual stockholders meeting Tuesday night. Recipients include W S Davis as president and Neil McKay as vice president with EB Geuch secretary treasurer Camden Raylirn and FE A Churchill listed among officers. Three board members whose terms expired were retained Iy Molay Andrew Martha and C H Hansos. The active board includes Davis Bir Beach Rayburn Churchill Frank R Williams and Jar Spintec. Shareholder attendance totaled 3493 of 4851 shares represented by person or proxy.
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Pyron Buildin and Lom Association
W S.davis
Neil McKay
Eb, EH. Geuch
Camden Raylirn
Ahor
FE A
Churchill
Iy. Molay
Andrew Martha
C. H. Hansos
Flood Wracked Town Makes Comeback After Flood
Harriman Tennessee town shaken by a 1929 flood that leveled residences and a manufacturing plant. In under a year the town rebuilt factories except two and erected a new multi million dollar plant, with the post office receipts recovering despite a poor crop.
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Harriman
Tennessee
Andi
Gani
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