Hero of Marne Lies In State In Paris
Paris reports Marshal Joffre, hero of the Marne, lies in state at Saint Jean de Dieu hospital after dying Saturday. Thousands file by the camp bed as officials and generals attend a simple ceremony with relics of the engineering corps and a mortar emblem. The body remains at Ecole Militaire until Wednesday dawn before funeral services at Notre Dame and the Invalides, then Arc de Triomphe route.
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Paris
Tituden
Manet Cere
Moe
Joffre
Debaye
Engineering Corps
Foch
Ecole Militaire
Cathedral of Notre Dame
the Invalides
Napoleon
Arc de Triomphe
Marshal Foch
Marshal Jeffre
Thoes
Amy Johnson To Continue Flight Amid Impediments
Amy Johnson, the British aviator, plans to press on toward Peiping despite a forced landing north of Warsaw. After a misfortune damaged the undercarriage, she remained uninjured and was aided by locals while authorities arrange transport and plane repairs.
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Warsaw
Here
Amy Johnson
Peiping
China
Berlin
Watma
Amelia
Krasnomely
Aviation
Krasnosielk
Poland
Governors Urge Oil Conference For Relief
Oklahoma Governor Holloway and Kansas Governor Reed dispatched telegrams to eight states urging delegations from oil industry and public to attend a January 15 relief conference in Washington. They cited distress in petroleum, agriculture, and business caused by cheap foreign imports, aiming to devise immediate relief plans.
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Oklahoma City
Washington
Holloway
Oklahoma
Reed
Kansas
National
Ship's Crew Jailed After Demonstration at Plymouth
Forty two crew members from H. M. S. Lucia submarine depot ship were lodged in naval barracks after a protest march over curtailed Christmas leaves. An admiralty investigation is underway while replacements join the Atlantic fleet maneuvers. officials deny mutiny.
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Plymouth
England
H. M. S. Lucia
Admiraltty
Lucia
Deverport
Devonport
Emmerson Faces Delayed Ride After Police Alarm
In Illinois a man named Emmerson rode a borrowed horse toward his in laws along a Montgomery street near Aurora. Police investigated the sight, and Emmerson remained under supervision awaiting a second notice from his parents.
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Chicago
Dougram Emmerson
Montgomery
Aurora
Emmerson
Plane crash claims four aboard in ravine collapse
An aviation accident left four men dead including Binion L Byes, LeRoy Reimer, and Harold E. Payne. The aircraft plunged into a ravine after the wave of the ship downward, with the motor buried in the slope. Rescue crews found all aboard dead at the scene.
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Anid
Binion L Byes
LeRoy Reimer
Harold E. Payne
Princess Royal Dies In Her Sleep
London mourns as Princess Royal dies in her sleep at Sandringham. Age three years older than her Imperial brother, she endured recurrent heart weakness before passing away. Her life included a 1889 marriage to the Earl of Fife and a shipwreck off Cape Spartel in 1811. Survivors include daughters Alexandria Victoria and Maud Alexandra.
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London
Britain
George
Sandringham
Princess Royal
Earl of Fife
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Louise
Duke of Fife
Egypt
Cape Spartel
Tangier
Assuan
Alexandria Victoria
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Maud Alexandria
Ofoane
Lord Carmeaie
Land grant colleges blamed for weak business training
The federal Office of Education said 69 land grant colleges enrolling six percent of all undergraduates fail to meet business needs. It criticized them for ignoring the demands of the business world and for not studying specific training required by industry.
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Washington
Col Jones
Federal Office of Education
Federal Agency
Edu
Suld
Warburton Resumes Round the World Flight from Abilene
Barclay S. Warburton Jr. of New York plans to restart his world flight by air from Abilene after a weather delay in Dallas. He had intended to reach San Diego tonight, then Vancouver, B C, before shipping his biplane to Shanghai to continue the journey aboard the plane nicknamed The Beetle or Little Up and Down.
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Warburton
Abilene
Texas
Barclay S. Warburton, Jr
New York
John Wanamaker
Dallas
el Pasco
San Diego
Vancouver
B. C
Shanghai
Widow Acquitted After Sanity Test in Wyoming Slaying
Testimony of Lena Fitzmaurice, who confessed to slaying her husband, was barred today by a sanity test. The widow was later acquitted on the basis of sanity after a subsequent court ruling in Basin Wyoming.
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Wyo
Lena Fitzmaurice
Plans for Beadle county farm meet in Huron
Beadle county agent R A Cave announces a two day agricultural conference in Huron and Marvin Hughitt hotel with 15 discussion groups. About 65 farmers and 70 farm women have signed to attend as surveys inform a county wide program. Sponsored by the state extension service, the event aims to outline a long term agricultural plan for Beadle county.
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R.A. Cave
Beadle
Wes Baanp
Huron
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Cave
State Agricultural
Txtension Service
Beadle County
Opera Composer Edouard Poties Dies in Seattle
Prof Edouard Poties renowned opera composer died in Seattle last night. A Belgian trained pianist and longtime head of the advanced piano department at Holland’s Royal Conservatory, his career spanned decades in European and American musical circles.
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Edouard Poties
Seattle
Jan
Ames Family and Visitors Highlight Rural Ames Notes
Ames Clint Johnson runs a Temaco Oil station in Miller and visited with friends the past week. Orville Jahren sold hogs to James Welsh, who feeds hogs locally. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hamilton and son Byron of Millar visited relatives in Ames. Chester Arbogat and L D Roblens tutored Hur Tuesday with Mrs Robigan and baby. Max Cotton of Pleasant Valley spent vacation with his sister. Don McCutchin also mentioned. Merry Workers club met with Mrs Roy Arbogast on December 31.
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Clint Johnson
Miller
Orville Jahren
James Welsh
Mr. Walsh
Gordon Hamilton
Byron
Millar
Ames
Chester Arbogat
L. D. Roblens
Don McCutchin
Merry Workers Club
Roy Arbogast
Local residents attend gatherings and recoveries across town
Mrs. Clara Weisman hosted relatives for the seventy eighth birthday of Herman Otte. Harold Boyd, formerly of Tulare, wed recently in California. J P. Paulsen family visited Redwood Falls relatives. Carl Pavisen arrived from Redwood Falls for an extended stay. The Ed Josewski family visited North Dakota relatives. Clyde Binger is slowly recovering. J Poemonia Phyllia Maxwell underwent appendectomy at Redfield Hospital and is recovering well.
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Bins
W. H Roeber
Clyde Binger
Phyllia Maxwell
Redfield Hospital
Harold Boyd
Tulare
California
J. P. Paulsen
Redwood Falls
Minn
Mr. Paulsen
Ed Josewski
North Dakota
Walter Klatt
Redfield
Albert Otto
Clara Weisman
Herman Otte
Carl Pavisen
Myrtle Avery
Bailey
Junior Severence
Aberdeen
Bart Thorpe
Hudson
S. C
W. P. Tobin
Genevieve
James Tobin
Clark
John Roce
Albert Lee, Minn
Dine Sumner
Bank vault robbed by fake examiners in major heist
Examiners prepared to push seals as theft of between sixteen thousand and more of the bank’s funds was recovered. The robbery was discovered yesterday when two real doors were opened in the presence of federal and county police and bank officials. Time locks had been reset Thursday to allow hours of access. John E Malloy assistant cashier said four bandits posing as examiners forced entry, kidnapped a vault worker, and forced him to set the time locks. A thousand depositors gathered outside as police kept order. Malloy, charged with conspiracy to embezzle, was detained in a detective bureau cell as federal authorities investigated.
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John E Malloy
Bine
Officiels
Malloy
Milwaukee
Detective Bureau
Poison liquor blamed for eleven deaths in Omaha
Analyzed liquor blamed for eleven deaths today as county coroner Melleneghan called it the worst poison liquor he had encountered. Reports say six died last Friday, three Saturday, one Friday night and another early today. Paul Exemitger, 38, ill from the liquor, admitted drinking with three of the dead and gave information on the source to police.
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Omaha
Melleneghan
Paul Exemitger
Battle for Speaker Sparks South Dakota caucus fray
Minority party caucus drew few voters as candidates for clerks secretaries and pages crowded the field. GOP slates for governor and state offices after tomorrow’s inauguration, with Warren Green set to take over and Republicans promising a swift slate of appointments. The legislature begins a sixty day session the following day as party control shifts.
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House
Senate
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Theodore J. P. Geidt
Leoka
Wright Tarbell
Watertown
South Dakota
Warren Green
Hazel Farmer
Wiliam J. Bulow
Beresford
Pierre
Greene
Green
Urnes
Ihame Mae
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