Prosperity Drive Moves Key Economic Reforms Forward
The Glass Steagall bill advances in the senate with two year extensions and broader rediscounting for small banks, heading to conference with the house. Small denomination bonds go on sale March 7 to stimulate hoardings and circulation, while a stock market bear raid crackdown gains administration support and a swift path through congress.
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Senate
Washington
Glass-Steagall
Federal Reserve Credit
Reserve Systerm
Treasury
National
Frank Knox
Chicago
Argentina Welcomes New Leader Augustin Justo Inauguration
Argentina bids farewell to General Jose Uriburi and greets constitutionally chosen leader Dr. Augustin Justo. Justo will be inaugurated near his 50th birthday with a simple ceremony and public greeting from the Casa Rosada balcony. The date marks Salta Battle anniversary in 1913 during independence efforts. Separately, Sir Malcolm Campbell tests an 85 mph stock car at Daytona Beach, hinting at a possible record attempt to surpass 245 mph.
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Argentins
Jose Uriburi
Augustin P. Justo
Justo
Casa Rocada
Justa
Government House
Salta
Argentina
Spain
Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fils
Malcolm Campbell
Wee
Weather forecast fragment for South Dakota and surrounding areas
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible snow Sunday. Much colder Sunday afternoon. Increasing cloudiness tonight, with colder in northern areas. Snow likely Sunday, colder overall. Some garbled text mentions Florida delivery, a price and a phone number, and Western United.
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South Dakota
Clemdipen
North
Samday
Leap year week idea at Northwestern sparks student debate
In Evanston Illinois senior male students proposed a leap year week where co eds would arrange dates, entertain and pay. Margaret Frantz president of the Women’s Student Government Association responded with a firm stance saying they would rather stay home than endorse the unwomanly display of chasing a man.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Margaret Frantz
Women's Student Government Association
De Valera Party Leads in Irish General Vote
Dublin report shows Fianna Fail with lead in the Dail as only a portion of ballots yet to be counted. Labor supports De Valera while independents and farmers back Cosgrave. early tallies list Fianna Fail 61 and Labor 2 with Government 45 and Independents and Farmers 15. A deadlock in presidential electors prompts talks of a national government or a laborCosgrave coalition until the charism congress concludes.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Labor Alles
Eirann
William T. Cosgrave
de Valera
Dail
Labor Party
Cosgrave
Labor
Sean Lemass
John Marcus O'Sullivan
Mayor's Feed Relief drive eyed to pass $1,000 tonight
Wm M Olson said the campaign would exceed $1,000 at nightfall with $832.50 reported at noon from city hall headquarters. About $100 from KGDY radio pledges added, as local supporters including Lutheran Ladies Aid and numerous individuals contributed to send feed money to Governor Warren Green's statewide effort for Mitchell livestock. Posters list donor totals and show how many cows each contribution would feed.
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Wm. M. Olson
Warren Green
Mitchell
KGDY
Huron
Lois Gannaway
Theodore Smogard
Lutheran Ladies Aid SR
C. Almauist
F. D. Kinyon
Anonymous
J. P. Walsh
de. J. A. Wollmann
Carl V. Gibbs
Johnson & Sewell
E. Beach
B. M. Beach
C. H. Hanson
C. Bi. Dickinson
Mildred Terry
Derase
Schroeder
Frremen
Newberry
Red Owl
C. H. Townsend
Carl H. Weir
Gladys Murray
Post Office
A. RK. Hannum
A. B. Blake
South Dakota
Herring Harvest Clogs Elbe Estuary in German Waters
Reports from the Elbe estuary show large schools of herring slowing traffic as vessels return from the annual harvest near Cuxhaven Germany. Boats work through dense shoals while gear and catch are described amid busy port activity.
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Cuxhaven
Germany
Elbe
Outside Business Houses To Help In State Feed Drive
Governor Green's relief committee appeals to 800 business houses nationwide to fund South Dakota livestock relief. Ambitious targets set as fund expected to surpass 80 000 dollars, with possible reach of 106 000. Red Cross assists, 250 more carloads of feed to arrive, total about 800 carloads distributed. Farmers urged to file feed loan applications by February 29 as drought relief accelerates.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Warren E. Green
M. Q. Sharpe
D. J. Noble
Red Cross
F. A. Winfrey
St. Louis
Albert Evans
Nebraska
Milwaukee and
the North Western
John S. Chapman
Evans
Kansas
Milwaukee Railroad
Bvans
Pierre
Green
Dean ©. Larsen
South Dakota State College
Bend
Long Time Resident Of Bonilla Is Taken
Bonilla obituary reports John Miller lifelong resident died suddenly at his home near Bonilla last night at about 57. Survived by his wife and five children Francel, Harry, Deihert, Harridred, and Lenten, all of Bonilla. Services to be held Monday.
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Bonilla
John Miller
Miller
Nora
Harry
Deihert
Meer
Benita
Henry Pu Yi to Rule Manchurian Federated State
Henry Pu Yi former boy emperor of China is slated to govern the new Manchurian federation on March 3 with inauguration plans reportedly elaborate. Founders name Tsang Shih Yi as first premier and Chang Ching Hu as privy council president while others arrange ministries and ceremonies. The event coincides with a Japanese army holiday marking the Mukden battle anniversary.
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Henry Pu-Yi
China
Mukden
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Tsang Shih-Yi
Chang Ching-Hu
Production peak record in steel era reaches high
An incomplete OCR fragment notes production grew until a peak around 190 with 16,007,206 tons ware peracid. The text is garbled, but suggests a historical industrial production milestone and a large tonnage figure.
Chicago Teachers To Remain On Job
Chicago public schools stay open as teachers vote to continue working amid the city revenue crisis. Union executives endorsed Mayor Anton Cermak and leaders' push for a more solid financial footing after 14,000 teachers received only two months of pay since last April.
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Chicago
Anton Cermak
Feed Loans Open Only Week for Beadle Farmers
Beadle county farmers were urged by George M. Townsend to file Feed Loan applications quickly as only one week remains. Closing date is February 2% but applications must reach Grand Forks loan headquarters by then, so local collection ends Saturday night. County loan committee meets tonight to act on about 100 recent applications with 178 loans already approved and $7,354.08 involved across 170 loans. Checks are issued at the county register of deeds office as waivers are approved.
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Beadle County
George M. Townsend
Grand Forks
Joan Commities
Register of Deeds
Terrific Onslaught Follows Ultimatum For Chinese Withdrawal
Chinese forces in Shanghai endure a day of heavy bombardment by Japanese gunfire and air raids in the Chapei and WooSung sectors. Kiangwan changes hands amid fierce fighting as American sailors reinforce the Yangtze power plant area and a Chinese government statement labels Japan determined on war, challenging League and other treaties.
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U.S
Morris J. Barris
Shanghai
Chapei
France
Bath
Onin Mir
Melon
International Settlement
United States
Kiengwan
Chapel
Hongkewg
Yangtzopoo
Shanghai Power Company
Nanking
China
Woosung
Shanghei
Kenkichi Uyeda
League of Nations
Seventy-Year-Old Son Gains Independence in Court
MILWAUKEE February 20 Harry Tuckwell aged 70 declared independence from his 87-year-old mother who had supported him. Judge Michael S Sheridan granted him a county old age pension marking his legal independence from parental support.
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Milwaukee
Harry
Northwest Roosevelt support flows from Midwest Democrats
Chicago February reports relay James A Farley asserting Northwest leaders pledge to Roosevelt. W W Howes of Huron and O A LaBudde Milwaukee back the New York governor, predicting Roosevelt will win South Dakota and the nation if nominated, with North Dakota and Illinois also backing his candidacy.
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Roosevelt Howes
Farley
South Dakota
New Yorker
Chicago
James A
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Maison
A. LaBudde
Milwaukee
R. F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
W. W. Howes
Huron
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
National Democratic
Howes
South
Quarrel Turns Fatal for Minnesota Farmer Near Granite Falls
George Schoepke, a farmer three miles southeast of Granite Falls Minnesota, died at a local hospital from wounds inflicted by his brother Paul Schoepke during a farm quarrel on Wednesday. Paul is jailed in Olivia on a charge of attempted murder, claiming self defense after George allegedly attacked with a pitchfork.
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Granite Falls
Minn
George Schoepke
Here
Paul Schoepke
Wednes
Paul
Olivia
George
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