Nothing new under the sun as court reform echoes past
An essay notes Roosevelt's plan to retire Supreme Court justices at 70 with full pay mirrors a 1869 proposal to expand and retire judges. Arthur Krock cites Grant era debate showing Congress once debated similar reform, raising questions about political leverage in appointing judges and the fate of such measures.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Grant Administration
U.S. Grant
House
Senate
Linccoln
Wye
House of Representatives
Ben Butler
Eldredge
Wisconsin
Supreme Judiciary
League of Nations Still Active Amid Criticism
The League of Nations, though reproached for past failures, remains busy with aims to convene an international sugar trade conference to stabilize the industry for planters and workers worldwide. It continues aiding China and setting international health standards on diseases and vaccines through its health organization.
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League of Nations
League of Nations Association
New York
The
League’s Health Organization
League workers quietly build international cooperation
The league’s small, solid work in lesser spheres often goes unseen, yet it offers a clear lesson in mutual help. While dictators threaten, these self effacing workers pursue peace beyond borders, calmly contributing to a richer, happier life despite looming global tensions.
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League
Milwaukee's Traffic Law Enforcement Leads to Low Death Toll
A Milwaukee reporter found the city maintains the lowest traffic death toll among large cities for six straight years through strict enforcement. Each officer treats the code as their duty, drivers stop at signals, and lights are installed only where needed, yielding fewer crashes. If Milwaukee can sustain this, other cities could follow.
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Milwaukee
A Welcome Denial About Amelia Earhart Putnam
The article notes public affection for Amelia Earhart Putnam as the nation’s leading female aviator and mentions a published tale claiming she had psychic insights into air disasters. It reports her denial that she possesses any psychic abilities and that she cannot psyche worth a dam.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Interesting editorials from other newspapers
A garbled editorial note states that the following editorials are selected from a large American newspaper collection in South Cave. It mentions access for reference and study and that files are available at the library in the News Room on the second floor of the Rivening Hurontts Building.
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South Cave
Huronila
Rivening
Hurontts
Tha Eder
Parity debate shapes American battleship plans
The article analyzes Britain’s plan to lay down three more battleships alongside existing ones, sparking talk in Washington of naval parity. It argues parity should not force the United States into a rigid build rate and urges an orderly replacement program aligned with American needs rather than matching Britain ship for ship.
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Monitor
Britain
Dsyx
United States
Washington
Aewa
Congress
America
Norman Davis
Anthony Eden
Armerica
William D. Leahy
London News
Amer_lev
Irresponsible Motorists Rattle Sioux Falls Street
A Sioux Falls Argus-Leader report describes a reckless Ford driver on North Main Avenue who repeatedly rammed into parked cars, denting two newer vehicles and leaving a disreputable looking ride. The piece condemns such carelessness and notes the common disregard for others property and potential injuries.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
North Main Avenue
Snord Ford
Ford
Hlis
Disarmament and Politics Stir Washington Hard News
News Behind The News reports in Washington on disarmament moves, Walsh-Healey act impact, and White House handling. Norman Davis probes possible economy peace links while anti lynching legislation gains momentum with NAACP polling and congressional maneuvering.
Diary of a Central South Dakota farm woman entry
An informal diary entry describes a February day with geese cries and apple blossoms, mud on roads forcing foot travel, and plans about a class ring. The writer notes frugal meals cottage cheese, sour milk, and reflections on farming life, sacrifice, and nesting habits, alongside routine chores and mending.
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Jerry
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Business Changes
Twenty years ago in Huron, John McCalled Brandmire ran the O. room. Albert Suneh has bought Brandmaire's interest and will run it alone. Dr. B. H. Sprague headed to Hitchcock on business. Dorothy Chestnut, a journalism student at Huron High, planned Rapid City trip for business. W. Martin left for Excelsior to visit and treatment, while Wise of Springs joined a gathering in Aberdeen. Hot Huron prepares for college athletic ties for the 117 football season.
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John McCalled
Brandmire
Albert Suneh
Brandmire’ Sterest
Brandmaire
B. H. Sprague
Hitchcock
Dorothy Chestnut
Ete AB
Huron High School
Tog
Rapid City
Teresta
Mic
W. Martin
Excelsior
Mr. Martin
W. D. Bryant
Aberdeen
Huron
Erasmus High School Alumnae Shine In Hollywood
In Brooklyn at Erasmus High School famed alumni include Clara Bow Barbara Stanwyck Anita Stewart Verree Teasdale Helen Twelvetrees Aline McMahon Jane C. Wt Norma Talmadge and Constance Talmadge among others. The piece traces their schooldays and how Erasmus nurtured future film and theater stars.
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New York
Brooklyn
Isl
Manhattan Island
Erasmus High School
Armerica
Hevents
Erasmus
Clara Bow
Af Yusteryear
Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Buber Stevens
Amisbie Trishman
Anita
Vitagraph Studios
Flatbush
Ralph Ince
Acro
Maurice Costello
Ste
Verree Teasdale
Teasdale
Helen Twelvetrees
Helen Jurgens
Daagheter
William Farner
West Flatbush
Aline McMahon
Briaun Arize
Jane C
Norma
Constance Talmadae
Aly
Huron College Alumni Gift Plans For New Field
D K Soruby secretary of the Huron College alumni association says plans are ready and the new athletic field will be a gift from the alumni. The site is near the campus and preparations followed recent debates. Huron College has chosen two intercollegiate debating teams led by Emil Unterbach Walter Voi Albert Mc Millan George Longstaff Francis Ice and Wilbur Meigs.
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D. K. Soruby
Huron College
Emil Unterbach
Walter Voi
Albert McMillan
George Longstaff
Francis Ice
Wilbur Meigs
Open Forum on Flaxseed Trade and Federal Policy
Open letter discussions address William Tsseninth of Huron and Det Hume of Brookings debating flaxseed imports US production 1926 1937 and foreign supply. Notes on Argentine Chilean seed costs shipping charges tax impact and distribution under government sale rules with North Dakota South Dakota and Montana as shipment points.
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William Tsseninth
Huron
South Dakota
Det Hume
College of Brookings
Dei Hume
United Sites
United States
Minneapolis
Canada
Interigo Paints
Leenhith Surcesty
Natwest
Issenbush
South America
North American
Algo
North Dakota
Montana
McCoil Released in Mann Act Case at Sioux Falls
Veracat McCoil of Chicago was released on 509 bail in federal court in Sioux Falls after being brought from Chicago. The case concerns alleged Mann Act violations and was scheduled for the March term of court.
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Sioux Falls
Veracat
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