Timely Closing Of Congress Seen
Washington reports Congress closed major business with four days to adjournment four days early. Hoover may veto the Muscle Shoals power measure though votes to overrule are seen as unlikely. Bills totaling about four billion for next year and a 100 million deficiency bill moved, with veterans hospitals and maternity aid in conference. Senate and House leaders hope for an orderly adjournment as world court protocol sits unresolved.
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Hoover
Muscle Shoals
Capitol Hill
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Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Senate Foreign Relations
Mrs Waggoner Named 8 D P T A Delegate
Alvin Waggoner of Philip state president will lead the Booth Dakota Rdocation to the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention at Hot Springs Arkansas in May. Mrs N R Hoffman Sioux Falls district vice president was named delegate at large. District vice presidents also will vote at the national meeting with leaders including J D French Piedmont and Mrs Archie Potter Pierre among others. District conferences planned in 10 districts with meetings set after arrival of national officer Mrs John E Hayes from Denational.
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Philip
Booth_ Dakota
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ot Hot Springs
State Board of Maziccess
N. R. Hoffman
Sioux Falls
J.D. French
Piedmont
Archie Potter
Pierre
Charles Nath
Mabrides
Margaret Hood
Wakonds
J. C. Lepler
Watertown
William Scott
Hecla
Bert Marks
Huron
T. B. Smiley
Vernon
Banduet
Marks
Miss Weed
Atlons
Stella Wood
Minneapolis
Hayes
Miss Wood
Marvin Hughitt
Trey
E. H. Bryar
Atic
National Board of Managers
Town
Gertrude Filyte
Vailey
R. A Kraft
Sioux Alle
Bert Ki Mi. Pierre
Mitchell Construction Progress With Mild Weather
Mitchell reports unusually mild weather speeds ongoing construction in Mitchell. February permits issued total 14 with a value of 984 782, aiding rapid progress as the month continues.
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Mitchell
Carlos Scallin
Author Flays Music Racket In New York Speech
Romanian author Konrad Bercovici decries the music racket as a crying evil in New York. He predicts a novel on the topic and cites predatory teachers and managers exploiting aspiring singers and pupils, with thousands paid in vain. He praises Paris conservatories but condemns private tutors for extortion.
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New ‘York
Konrad Bercovici
Caruso
Clacques
Bercovici
New York
Rada
Paris
Europe
Petrolle and King Tut Barred From Minnesota Boxing
The Minnesota athletic commission barred Billy Petrolle and King Tut and their managers from all participation in boxing in the state pending the investigation into their New York bout last night.
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Petrolle
King Tut
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minnesota Athletic Commission
Billy Petrolle
New York
Braid Actor William H Boyd Charged After Hollywood Raid
William H. Boyd 45 a stage and film actor was charged with possessing gambling paraphernalia and liquor after a police raid on a party at his home in Hollywood California early today Walter L Catlett 42 and Pat O'Brien 31 were arrested on intoxication charges
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Hollywood
Cai
William H. Boyd
Earlh
Walter L. Catlett
Pat O’brien
Italy And Britain Find Navy Accord
Rome reports Great Britain and Italy reached an accord in principle on naval problems and a five power treaty may emerge. The agreement will be sent to French Foreign Minister Briand in Paris for acceptance before formal submission to the United States Japan and British dominions for final approval.
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Great Britain
Italy
London
Aristide Briand
Paris
Arthur Henderson
M. Briand
Henderson
France
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
United States
Japan
University Debaters Meet North Dakota in Vermillion
In Vermillion on February 22 the University of South Dakota debates North Dakota on free trade at the Methodist church. USD will argue for free trade with Sigurd Anderson and Otto Gruhn on the negative side, under coach Dallas C. Dickey. Veterans Anderton and Gruhn lead the squad. a two-man USD team also defeated Morning Side for an audience decision in Sioux City.
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Methodist
University of South Dakota Debeers
North
Dallas C. Dickey
Sigurd Anderson
Bancroft
Otto ‘Gruhn
Aberdeen
University of South Dakota
Anderton
Gruhn
Yard
William McCann
Tyndall
Lyle Wirt
Parker
Morningside
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sioux City
Felsina
Nebraska
End of contest run caps three Nebraskan institutions
Friday night saw three non-debate bouts concluded with Yankton College visiting Yankton for contests. The card highlighted regional matchups among Nebraska institutions, ending the series with Yankton College as the sole opponent.
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Yankton College
Yankton
Newton duo freed in Eyestone murder case leave town
Young and Stover, held over a week for questioning in the Eyestone murder inquiry, departed Newton, Iowa, for home after being discharged from the city jail. They planned to resume work, Young returning to a Newton restaurant run by his brother, and Stover resuming duties as a deputy sheriff in Newton. Archie Cooper remains the sole man in custody with no new leads reported.
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Stover
Newton
Denton
Philly Stover
Eyestone
Liberty
Huron
Iowa
Leo A. Tommey
William J. Gartland
Habeas Corpum
Attey
Archie Cooper
Death of W H Bootz of Wolsey at age 71
William Henry Bootz of Wolsey dies at a Huron hospital after four weeks of illness from arterial hardening. Born July 6 1859 in Louisville Kentucky he moved from Hitchcock to Stanley County then Wolsey. Surviving: widow and five children Frank Boots C O Lindblad Mrs Frank Jensen George and Evelyn Bootz and a brother Frank Bootz and family. Funeral at Wolsey Presbyterian church pending.
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Wolsey
William Henry Bootz
Huron Hospital
Mr. Bootz
Presbyterian
Fanny Mills
Boots
Louisville
South Dakota
Hitchcock
Stanley County
Bootz
Presbyterian Church
Frank Boots
Frank Jensen
Huron
George
Evelyn Bootz
Frank Bootz
State to adopt uniform school accounting system
A July 1 effective plan aims to standardize school records across the state, allowing comparisons of expenditures and business-like district administration. H W Kraushsar notes uniformity will aid fiscal analysis. Nellie M Brusse calls the meeting one of the year’s most enlightening events, with attendees including A J Lang, F Y Weegee Wolsey, Merton Aldrich, Floyd Cam, Virgil, Florence Saunders, R V Johnston, and Leslie Sims.
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H. W. Kraushsar
Pierre
Nellie M. Brusse
A. J. Lang
Huron
F. Y. Weegee Wolsey
Merton Aldrich
Wessington
Floyd Cam
Virgil
Florence Saunders
Sand Creek
R. V. Johnston
Oldest Fire Chief Wallace Retires From Cleveland Post
Cleveland honors George Alexander Wallace oldest active fire chief as he retires at 82 after 18 years in the department. He will remain at a fire house and respond to alarms by choice. A banquet awards him chief emeritus as Wallacreves Wallace Day banners mark the occasion. A parade led by veteran fire horses Mike and George from Lorain tops the farewell.
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Cleveland
George Alexander Wallace
Wallace
Mike
George
Lorain
Cleveland Clinic Disaster Child Becomes Fire Chief Emeritus
A child who survived the Cleveland Clinic disaster resists medical care until urged by doctors. Tomorrow he becomes chief emeritus, yet will sleep in a firehouse and respond to fires, driven by smoke in his nostrils and fire in his heart.
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Cleveland Clinic
Chilf
Prayer Wheels In Temples Offer Any Occasion Prayers
In old Chinese temples prayer wheels bear side inscriptions of versatile prayers. A devout Chinese worshiper selects a prayer, spins the wheel to that verse, and the act is considered as effective as any spoken prayer.
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