Japan May Delay Drive Into Jehol Settlement Hinted
Tokyo dispatches report Japan may postpone a drive into Jehol province until month end. Factors include League of Nations reactions condemning policy in Mongolia and Manchuria, heavy snowfall in Manchuria, and calls for a peaceful settlement. Japanese advances near Kailu and Chaoyang were noted, with Peiping’s stance and foreign ministers involved.
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Tokyo
Beeb
Mukéen
Manehuris
Japan
Jehol Province
League of Nations
My Unehuria
South Menchutna
Jenet
Pupirgyang
Jehel
Iy Ser
Sehel
Feip
Peinian
Chaoyang
Peipinn
Kailu
Shanghai
Lo Wen-Kan
United States
England
Cance
Raly
Geri
Foreclosure Bill Passes In House
Pierre South Dakota lawmakers approved a mortgage foreclosures moratorium bill by a 2 vote margin. The measure delays ongoing foreclosures to January 1 1935 unless good cause is shown, applies to real estate mortgages deeds of trust and notes, and directs rents taxes and maintenance to be handled by circuit court clerks. Only two no votes came from Ellis and Juiner with support from several representatives for passage.
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Seversl
George Fire
Flan Ireau
Rearsstatattes
Ellis
Deadwood
M. 5
Juiner
Butte
McDonald Receives Second Civilian Aide Commission
Sioux Falls resident Charles S. McDonald today received a second four year commission as civilian aide to the secretary of war in charge of C. M. T. C. promotion in South Dakota. The commission, signed by Patrick J. Hurley and Maj. Gen. C. H. Bridges, extends his term.
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McDonald
Sioux Falls
Charles S. McDonald
South Dakota
Patrick J. Hurley
C. H. Bridges
Weather Forecast for Flurse and Vicinity
Weather bulletin reports continued mild temperatures tonight and Friday. For South Dakota the outlook is generally mild with similar conditions through tonight and Friday.
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South Dakota
16 Model Spring Styles In Revue
William Reaves posts of the American Legion announce another evening of entertainment tonight following the carnival style show and dance at the Elks hall. The entertainment will be tonight and tomorrow night with the style show omitted Saturday, but the carnival and dance will be staged.
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William Reaves Post
The
American Legion Today
Elks Hall
Style revue delights Huron crowds with city talent
The first night of a style show in the Elks hall drew visitors from Minneapolis Chicago and surrounding towns. E F Barrett of Chicago praised Huron as having an attractive local mannequin group and compared the show favorably with Chicago. Forester of Minneapolis and Mayor Gitchell urged all residents to see the event as proof of local loyal talent. The revue will run again tonight and tomorrow with finals for the Jig saw puzzle contest set for Saturday at 7.0 clock.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
American Legion
E. F. Barrett
Huron
Fl & Forester
E. T. Gitchell
J. C. Foote
Artesian
Elks Hall
Pre-Easter Midweek Service At Congregational Church
The Congregational church will host a midweek service at 7 30 tonight in the parlors as part of the pre Easter season. Rev A S Carlson announced the event with Mrs Frank Coffey to sing a special number and the pastor to preach Life's Foolish Rivalries. The service invites all parishioners to participate.
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Congregational Church
A. S. Carlson
Frank
Coffey
Carlson Ea
San Francisco Police Vow to Probe Car Key Incident
A brief item notes Feb 23 in San Francisco about a youth named Palies who collected ignition keys from parked cars. Sutton and his father hoped for leniency, while authorities indicated Josson might have driven if Paul hadn't taken the keys.
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San Francisco
Sutton
Josson
Paul
Mig
Roosevelt picks little cabinet names in early list
In Hyde Park Roosevelt reviews a long list for March 4 appointments. George Dern is named secretary of war and Lewis Douglas becomes budget director. James O Mahoney and William W Howes are eyed for top posts in the post office and administration, with Astor and McNeil discussed for navy assistants.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Hyde Park
N.Y
Hudson River
Roosevelt
James
AL Farlevy
Cheirm Patanes
George H. Dern
Utah
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Moley
William Phillips
Massachusetts
Raymond
Treasury Department
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Arthur O' Brien
Washington
Farley
James O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Will
New York
Daniel J. Tobin
Indianapolis
Frannes Perkins
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Democratic Women To Hold Pep Meeting Inaugural Events
Washington dispatch notes a feminine political pep meeting as part of inauguration festivities for the women's national democratic cult. The group formed a year ago celebrates its first party victory and schedules March 2 and 3 conferences with speakers including Ruth Bryan Owen and Nellie Taylor Ross. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will attend from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. March 3.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Owen
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Rand Emily
Newell Blair
Michigan Banks Open But Limited
Detroit news reports Michigan banks opened with restricted business on February 23. Rudolph E. Rudolph, some official, noted the cautious revival and commended the move while warning limits remain in place for the near term.
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Michigan
Detroit
Vanka
Rudolph. E
Mayor Cermak Feels Better After Night of Slump Recovery
MIAMI FLA Feb 2 Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago told his nurses he felt better and was on the road to recovery. He said I feel better as they quoted him upon awakening from a night of illness. Temperature pulse and respiration remained steady at 7 am. Doctors had been concerned by a pelitic condition tied to the wound from Giuseppe Zangara, the man who attempted to assassinate Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Miami
Fla
Anton, Cermak
Chicago
Giuseppe Zangara
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Opinion Sought On Repeal Step
Senator Kean introduces a resolution asking the attorney general for guidance on how states should set up conventions to consider repeal submissions. The issue divides Congress with some favoring congressional direction and others preferring state control without interference. The move seeks a official legal opinion from the justice department.
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Washington
Kean
New Jersey
Congress
Sumners
House
la Guardia
New York
Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Robinson
Borah
Idaho
Bankers Protest Branch Measure in South Dakota
Nearly 100 bankers allied with independent South Dakota state banks protested to Gov. Tom Berry this afternoon against proposed branch banking legislation. They gathered at the request of a committee led by C. Barkl, president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Huron. The measure would authorize state and national banks to establish branch banks across the state. Berry indicated he would issue a 32 lease statement later in the day outlining his position.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Tom Berry
C.barkl
Farmers and ‘Merchants’ Bank ‘of
Huron
AIR Bee
Braztich
Berry
Unanimous Senate passage of reduced appropriation bill
Pierre February 23 Without opposition the senate adopted a drastically reduced general appropriation bill after amendments. It provides 5,044,013 for 1933 35 operations, down from 6,821,543. The measure is about 455,000 below Gov. Berry's budget. Amendments include 15,000 for the state fair and 10,000 for the chemical laboratory maintenance.
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Pierre
Senate
Tom Berry
Bud
Emil Loriks
Arlington
House
Huron
Agriculture Department
State Board of Charities and Corrections
State Board of Regents
Fund For Agriculture and Home Economics
Loriks
Little Cabinet to Be Honored Tonight in Washington
President Hoover plans a staged dinner with assistant and under secretaries while Mrs. Hoover hosts their wives at the White House. He will lay the cornerstone of the new Department of Justice, hold numerous conferences, and map social events after March 4. Roy Davis returns as American minister to Panama after White House arrangements. He may inspect the Lean on the Pennsylvania liner, dine with Panama’s president, and launch a fishing trip near Pearl Island.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Department of Justice
Roy Davis
Panama
Mr. Hoover
Pennsylvania
Canal
Zone
Pearl Island
Pacific
League Discusses Leticia Quarrel Between Nations
Geneva February 2. The dispute between Peru and Colombia over Leticia in the upper Amazon was discussed today by a three member committee appointed by the League of Nations council. The panel interviewed representatives separately and kept the talks strictly secret. No vote was scheduled, left to Sir Eric Drummond, the secretary general.
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Leticia
Quarrel
Geneva
Pers
Colombim
Amazon
Council of the
League of Nations
EU ‘Drummond
Pumpkin Center Store Robbery Reported In Sioux Falls
Bandits in rough attire robbed the Drake store at Pumpkin Center last night, taking cash from seven people and rifling adjoining Drake quarters before fleeing after forcing victims to face downward. The incident occurred February 23 and involved seven victims in a nearby area. Police searched the vicinity for suspects and valuables, with no immediate arrests announced.
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Pumpkin Center
Sioux Falls
Drake
Senate Tax Bill Faces Rough Floor Battle On Taxation
Pierre Feb. 23. The senate taxation committee urged passage of a gross receipts tax bill with amendments, advancing to the floor despite opposition. The measure would impose a 1 percent tax on gross receipts with exemptions for none, while two proposed changes include local assessor lists and appeals to the state board of equalization. Emergency clause would let it take effect immediately, with taxes due after April 1 and a possible two thirds vote debated.
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L. J. Larson
State Board of Equalization
Tom Berry
Senate J
Sothe
Beer Bill To Legislature Report
The Schneider beer bill would classify beverages under 3.2 percent alcohol as non intoxicating and allow up to 42 percent alcohol by weight with a 2 cent per pint and 11 cent per gallon tax on beverages produced under the act The measure would take effect only if Congress changes federal rules and is unlikely to pass this session.
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Pierre
House
State Affairs Committee
Edward Schneider
Yankton
Senator Logan Calls Government To Seize Industry Profits
Senator Logan of Kentucky proposed in the senate that the government take over profits above a fair return to capital and labor for the public good. He warned the idea could be called socialistic yet insisted it would serve conservation and society without radicalism.
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Washington
Logan
Kentucky
Senate
Banking Committee Fails To Agree On Couzens Resolution
The House Banking Committee could not reach an agreement after a two hour morning session on the Couzens resolution to give. The discussion centered on issues surrounding the measure and its potential implications.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Municipal Stores May Sell Liquors
BISMARCK February 25 The North Dakota senate passed a measure 26 to 23 to regulate beer and vinous liquors through municipally operated stores. The bill creates a framework to control distribution and manufacture if Congress repeals the Eighteenth Amendment. Stores would operate with records showing purchaser name address quantity and kind of liquor purchased.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
State Senate
Snell Sizes Up G. O. P. Faction Says House Group Will Be Close Knit
Representative Snell republican leader, after conference with President Hoover, predicted a close-knit hard-fighting constructive minority in the House after March 4. He said he would transmit the president’s sentiment to a Republican caucus Tuesday night and noted the executive committee of the RNC would meet one day later. Hoover’s direct address or directive was expected, but Snell declined to reveal specifics.
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Snell
Washington
Hoover
Republican National Committee
New Cabinet Member II Confined To Bed
Washington February 23 Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee secretary of state in the Roosevelt cabinet remained confined to his bed with a severe cold and a bruised foot. He hoped soon to be able to begin preparations for his new office though Mrs Hull said no engagements had been arranged definitely. The report also notes uncertainty about Judge Robert W. Bingham of Louisville Kentucky as publisher.
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Wasrington
Cordell Hull
Tenessee
Roosevelt
Hully
Judec
Robert. W. Binghan
Louisville
Mene
Deputies Halt Planned Half-Sale Demonstration in Kankakee
Dozens of county sheriffs patrolled Kankakee streets as a scheduled demonstration by Faye against mortgage foreclosures gathered nearby counties. Spokesman Fred Winterrooh urged safety and calm while authorities intervened to frustrate the event.
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Kankakee
Ill
Faye
Fred
Winterrooh
Chelisnse
Free mail service bill advances in House
Washington Feb 23 497 The grand held bill to give Mrs Grace Coolidge free mail franking privileges was reported yesterday by the house post office committee. It provides that she must stampograph reach anyclone.
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Washington
yGran
Ars
Grace Coolddge
House Post Office
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