Garner Seen As Strong Candidate In Democratic Race
Washington reports on February 12 and 19 show John Garner of Texas gaining momentum as a possible Democratic presidential candidate. William G. McAdoo’s endorsements and Sheppard’s Texas backing boost Garner’s bid while stop-Roosevelt forces push to prevent a deadlock before the Chicago convention. The era’s political maneuvering centers on uniting party factions around Garner or pressing for a late convention surge, with Bryan hinted at for vice presidency if silver becomes a hot issue.
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Garner
McAdoo
Washington
John Garner
Texas
Anastotr
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
House Af Representatives
T Tressury
Sheppacd McAdoo
Sheppard
Chicago
Hoosevelt
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
the Treasury
Wilson
John, W. Garner
House of Representatives
L Fur
Medidoo
Gerner
Acor
Stans
Bryan
Denver
Baty Winuntain News
William Jennings Eran, Jr
Dmocratic
Eryan
Express Fear For Snowbound Farmers
Newell residents urge the State Highway Commission to send extra snow removal equipment as sideroads remain blocked for over a month. District Highway Engineer 8. C. Berry has dispatched night crews to keep roads passable for farmers to move provisions and livestock feed, while the community club warns of increasing danger to isolated farmers north and east of town.
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Newell
Newell Community Club
State
Highsway Commission
8. C. Berry
Weather forecast for South Dakota and nearby areas
Readable weather summary indicates fair conditions with a rise in temperatures tonight and Saturday. Expect increasing cloudiness this evening and warmer daytime highs on Saturday, with general mild winds and no significant precipitation noted.
Gandhi Cloth Is Greatest Problem For Bachelor
Chicago story notes Assistant City Prosecutor Samuel E Epstein, a bachelor, seeks to adopt a year old baby girl found Feb 7 in a deserted apartment. The prosecutor jokes about a Gandhi cloth and nicknames the infant Sammy's Irish Rose, highlighting the unusual adoption petition filed Feb 19.
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Chicago
Samuel E. Epstein
Epstein
Sammy
Feed Relief Fund Surpasses Five Hundred Dollars
An urgent appeal led by Wm. H. Olson, chair of the Mayor's Feed Relief drive, reports $564 collected by treasurer Lois Gannaway at the city hall drive headqu arters. Donations include varied amounts from local residents and businesses as fund aims to aid South Dakota farmers facing ruin.
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Wm. H. Olson
Lois Gannaway
Mitchell
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
M. E. Bigstone
Albert Robinson
H. J. Lembke
J. F. Anderson Lumber Company
J. Carroll
Hubert Ketelle
R.A. Cave
M. ©. Alford
State Banking Department
Pierre
D.F. Wilmarth
Iroquois
J. W. Scott
Wessington
H. E F. Young
A. E McMillan
Ella Dahl
Martha Fhinter
Huron
WNAX
Yankton
Beadis County
George C. Hunt
Beadle County
Wisconsin Avenue
Charles H. Gueney
WNAK
Gurney
Huron Speakers Head to Brookings for Contest
Three Huron college speakers travel with Coach EB HL Jackson to Brookings for the annual South Dakota Forensic Association contest. Alvin Hahn enters the old one oratory division, Ivan Blevins competes in extemporaneous speaking, and Vera Lawis takes part in the pieces oratorical competition.
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Brookings
EB HL Jackson
South Dakota Forensis Fasociation
Alvin Hahn
Ivan Blevins
Vera Lawis
Hundreds urged to evacuate danger zones in Shanghai
Amid tense combat talks, United States Consul Ea wing Cunningham advised hundreds of Americans in Hongkew Wangtrepoo and nearby districts to evacuate for safety tonight or tomorrow morning. Marines and infantry stood on alert as both sides prepared, with potential shelling risks and no general city evacuation planned.
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Shanghai
United States
Eawing. Cunningham
Congal
Cunningham
Hongkew
Wangtrepoo
Wesl
Yangtzepoo
University of Shanghai
Kiangwan
Woo~sung
Hoskins Entering Race For City Commissioner
Everett C. Hoskins, a highway contractor from Huron Avenue Southwest, announces his candidacy for city commissioner. He plans to file petitions soon as the filing deadline nears. Other announced contenders include Wagner Kaiawell, Ed Moldenhauer, James McWeeny, and M L Tobin.
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Wan & Men
Everett. C. Hoskins
Mlinola Avenue
Huron
Hoskins
Beadia Courty
Dan. Wagner
Wagner Kiawell
Ed Moldenhauer
James McWeeny
M. L. Tobin
Bey Emperor Named Manchurian Chief
Tokyo dispatch from Asahi correspondent in Mukden reports the New Manchurian state’s executive committee unanimously chose Henry Pu-i, a former Bey Emperor, as chief executive. The office may be titled Gensho, with unclear royal implications, while officials note he may refuse the role.
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Tokyo
Asahi
Mukden
Manchuria
Henry Pu-¥i
Bey
Isunchen
Rengo
Gensho
Speer
Cac
Gory
Mail Carriers Urged to Aid South Dakota Farmers
Paul L. Kieffer, president of the rural letter carriers association, asks every member to donate a day’s pay to aid farmers in grasshopper and drought areas. Contributions will go to the Red Cross or similar relief groups assisting stricken South Dakota farmers under Governor Green’s request.
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Green
South Dakota
Paul L. Kieffer
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Red Croat
South
VFW Launches Food Campaign In Huron Beadle County
The Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Huron opens a daily food drive at the Newberry building depot and urges extra purchases of nonperishable items. Barrels in grocery stores collect breakfast foods canned goods and staples for needy families via the Associated Charities with orders required to prevent duplication.
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Huron
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Beadle County
Newberry
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Associated Charities
Buchanan
Chairann
V. FW
Cosgrave Creeps Up On De Valera In Ireland Election
Dublin reports revision and accumulation of returns from Tuesday's election show William T Cosgrave's government creeping closer to Eamon De Valera and Fianna Fail. De Valera loses three seats on revision while Fianna Fail gains. totals read Fianna Fail 45 Labor 5 Government 36 Independents 10.
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Dublin
William T. Cosgraves
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
de Valera
Gabor
Gianna Fail
Labor
American Held By Chinese Bandits
Capt Charles Baker, American master of a Yangtse river boat, was captured Jan 16 by bandits. Efforts to secure his release miscarried a Hankow dispatch. A Yangtze Rapids Steamship Co agent arranged a ransom of 32,900 silver dollars, now demanding 68,000.
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Peiping
China
Charles Baker
Yangtse
United States
Legation
Hankow Sahf
Yangtee Rapids Steamstip Company
Bakeve
France May File In S. D. Campaign
Pierre February 13. There is a possibility Senator Joseph France of Maryland, a Republican presidential candidate, will enter the race.
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France
S. D
Pierre
Joesph | Frence
Maryland
Fight for liberal seed loan limit in South Dakota
Pierre February 10 United efforts by South Dakota lawmakers to loosen federal seed loan rules that cap loans at 1600 per tenant were urged by the state rural credits department. W M Willy said action is needed to aid about 4000 tenants as counties with many foreclosed farms would face handicaps. Representatives collaborate and a progress report was promised by Saturday night. County agents note many county owned farms would be limited to 1600 in loans. officials urge county action to press for change. Roy Cave reports high tenant interest in rural credits loans.
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South Dakota
Williamson
Rural Credits Department
Rural Credits
Beadle County
Roy Cave
Rural Credite Land
Texas Oil Fields Battle Grounds Restrain Troops
A federal three judge court ruled illegal a military order restraining production in East Texas oil fields. The ruling bars Governor Sterling Brig Gen Wolters and Adjutant General Sterling from interfering with wells owned by independent operators including Eugene Constantin J Z Wrather. The decision leaves open potential appeals and questions on martial law status.
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Tyler
Tex
Texas
Rows S. Sterling
Jacob Wolters
National Guard
W. W. Sterling
Eugene Constatin
J. Z Wrather
Sterling
East Texas
Railroad Commission
Move Is Completed For Lapke's Appeal
In Pierre Feb move on the Alphonse Lapke murder appeal progressed as defense attorneys filed briefs and abstracts with the state supreme court. Lapke, Miller farmer, was convicted in April 1990 of murdering his mother Mrs Anton Laprixe and remains in the penitentiary awaiting the outcome. Assistant Attorney General Frank Mitchell helped prepare the state brief. the process could take months.
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Lapke
Pierre
Alphonse Lapke
State Supreme Court
Miller Farmer
Anton Laprixe
Frank Mitchell
Fire damages Bridgewater courthouse site and dwellings
A fire at Bridgewater, Te. damaged a courthouse site and a dwelling formerly used by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Torvill. The building, erected in 129, had housed the Epceity meat before conversion to a residence. The fire occurred Wednesday and the property was occupied at the time.
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Bridgewater
the & Abell
Helees O
Mir
Mire
Torvill
Battle Clouds Over Shanghai As Japanese Advance Looms
Reports from Shanghai echo a tense stand as Japanese bombardment escalates. Chinese defenses tighten with reinforcements, including 400 American infantry to reinforce the International Settlement. Premier Wang Ching-wei rejects a Japanese demand to withdraw, unless Tokyo also concedes a similar retreat.
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Chapel
Woosung
Dist
Manila
International Settlement
Amgjran
Chapei
Fisce
Pita
Feld
Hwangho
Tsai Ting-Kai
Chinem
Shanghai
Nanking
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Tobacco Money For Veterans Demanded
President administration pursues economy but faces pressure to provide tobacco funds for veterans. Representative Hyrns of Tennessee, chair of the appropriations committee, introduces a bill to make all veterans hospital appropriations available to supply cigarettes for ex service members.
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Washington
Hyrns
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
Veterans Hospital
League To Call Special Session
Geneva February 19 The League of Nations council voted to summon an extraordinary assembly session to address the Far East situation. The move followed a Chinese delegation head request and faced Japanese objections. Neutral members ruled Japan’s legal grounds invalid. This will be the second assembly meeting since the league’s creation.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
League Assembly
Far East
de. W. W. Yen
Japan
League of Nations
Germany
League
Paul Boncour May Get Cabinet Post in France
Paris report says a new cabinet with a radical tilt may name Joseph Paul-Boncour as foreign minister. After refusals by Laval and Yardieu to join Painleve’s proposed cabinet, Boncour from Geneva signaled willingness to accept the foreign post.
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Paul-Boncour
Paris
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Geneva
Paul Boncour
Foreign Office
Norbeck seeks more counties for feed loan program
Senator Peter Norbeck reports hopeful progress toward adding six to eight South Dakota counties to the live stock feed loan program. He is presenting the matter to Secretary Hyde in Washington, aiming to include Brown County and three western counties and possibly one more beyond.
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Aberdeen
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Washington
Norbeck
Hyde
Brown County
Credit Expansion Bill Passed by Senate in Redis Counting Privileges
Washington February 13 The Senate perfected the credit expansion bill enabling redis counting privileges. The measure includes a replication of 2,000,008 dollars to Henke and Ira, expanding banking authority and loan facilities amid fiscal adjustments.
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Washington
Senate
Henke
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B. F. Patton
U.S
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Uyeda
V.F.W
Cosgrave
State Rural Credits Department
Morris
Harris
Associated Press
Chiang Kai-Shek
Teal Tin-Kai
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