U S Naval Conference Faces Long Hurdles Urges Patience
President Hoover and delegates bound for London face a difficult route to success as the United States prepares for the London naval conference. Church leaders across denominations call a day of special prayer for the conference on January 19, underscoring broad civic and religious support for international efforts.
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Washington
Jan
London
Hoover
New York
States
Great Britain
Francis J. McConnell
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Alanson B. Haighton
Great Brittle
Council
Commission On
Northern Baptist
General Convention
Ate Christian Church
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
National Baptist Convention
Evangelical Line of North America
Agrican Methodist Episcopal Church
Africha Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church In America
General Conference of
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Executive Board
Moravian Church
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Flore
Henry J. Stimson
United States Deleration
Sally
Amportin' Forence
Diplomatic contrasts mark postwar naval talks
The article notes a patient, cautious approach at a Washington conference after a 1921 opening. It contrasts U S Secretary Hughes’s forceful diplomacy with London’s Stimson style and a sweeping naval arms reduction proposal, as delegates anticipate weeks of discussion beginning January 21.
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London
Washington
Hughes
Stimson
Pork Business Not Satisfactory in 1999 Report
CHICAGO Ian White reports higher prices paid by meat packers to American hog raisers in 1999. Edson Waite, president of Ave amour and Company, notes annual report shows net loss exceeding 990 million, with hog supply shortages not meeting expectations and industry rates for hogs higher than warranted. Company paid producers 287 million for cattle, 185 million for hogs, 54 million for sheep, 26 million for calves, and 77 million for poultry and other products.
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Chicago
Ian
Amercan
Edson Waite
Aveamour and Company
Agai
Amaour and Company
Feverish Mercury Forecast Brings Sleet Storm North
The mercury zigzags from nine below to near zero as unsettled weather looms for Huron and nearby areas. A gigantic sleet storm sweeps the central plains and eastern Rockies with a vast swath from the Dakotas to the gulf.
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Kansas City, Jan
King Winter
Great
Reelect Directors of Yankton Railroad
All directors of the Yankton Norfolk and Southern railway company were reelected at the annual meeting in Yankton. Thomas J. Frick was reelected president. Other officers include Charles Raden vice president, Charles H. Gilson secretary treasurer, August Daniels, and F. B. Ray. Frick said construction work may resume in spring after about 150000 dollars of grading work already completed.
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Yankton
Jer
Yankton, Norfolk, and Southern Railway Company
Thomas J. Frick
Charles Raden
Crofton
Neb
Charles H. Gilson
August Daniels
Wausa
F. B. Ray
Frick
South Dakota issues 1950 plates in first week
Pierre Jan 8 The state motor vehicle department reports a total of 5006 South Dakota automobile owners bought 1950 license plates during the first seven days of the year. Licenses have also been issued for 91 trucks and four motorcycles. Drivers licenses procured so far total 216.
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Seip Pierre
S. D
South
Dakota
State Motor Vehicle Department
Stock Market volume shrinks as trading stalls on New York Exchange
On January 8 in New York trading volume on the stock exchange fell to the lowest since summer 1928 as prices wandered in a narrow range. Gains outnumbered losses but activity was largely by floor traders with the public indifferent. Utilities showed bullish moves with Pacific Lighting, Commonwealth Power, and American and Foreign Power rising. U.S. Steel opened weak but firmed around 169 1/2 to 169 3/4 early afternoon.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Western
Palau
Carly
Ingersoll Rand
Columbian
Pacific Lighting
Commonwealth Power
American
Foreign Power
Third Avenue Railways
Manhattan
Interborough _ Rapid Transit
Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit
General Electric
Simmons
General Railway Signal
Collings
Airman
U. S
Aldred Chemical
U. S. Industrial
Alcohot
Lamber
Gillette Safety Razor
Westinghouse Electric
American Tbacco
U.S. Steel
Weather outlook unsettled in South Dakota now and Thursday
Unsettled conditions continue tonight and Thursday across South Dakota with continued cold. Expect periods of clouds and light precipitation as a cold air mass sits over the region. Windy scales may accompany the cold snaps.
Ruark Surrenders After Two Days in Aberdeen Post Office
George Ruark federal prohibition agent ends voluntary imprisonment of three nights and two days in Aberdeen. He faces assault with a dangerous weapon charge in Edumundy County, with preliminary hearing set at Bowdle. J S Guinan also faces similar charges. McCormick and Senx in attendance. Bail and remands discussed. Ruark may waive hearing.
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Aberdeen
Jan. S
George Ruark
Edumundy
Ruark
Bowdle
J. S. Guinan
Edl Senx
Dakota
Frank McCormick
United States
Guinan
Federal Prohibition Service
McCormick
Rowilla
Barlog
Ben O'Leary
Tudge Bottum
Faulkton
Jaitor Manufacturing Baquor
O'Leary
Ginny
Ex Professor Is Coast Guard Leader in Prohibition Debate
Washington report on Rear Admiral F C Billard defending Coast Guard enforcement of liquor laws. He says the service will act within the law, treating prevention of smuggling as essential, stressing efficiency, expeditious work, and protective duties at sea. The piece notes growing national attention to Coast Guard aims and personnel.
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L. A
Coast Guard
Billard
Half Million In Alcohol Taken In Raid
Prohibition officials in Philadelphia seized alcohol valued at over half a million dollars along with 17 vats of liquor and distilling gear in a night raid on a two story building used by Belko Manufacturing. Three arrests were made as authorities closed in on the plant believed to be distilling alcohol under the guise of machinery manufacture.
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Philadelphia
Somuc
O. Winas
Belko Manuatagtyring Company
Police records show better performance in 1929 report
The annual police department report submitted to city commissioners notes 465 total arrests in the past year and fines totaling 5124. Fines in the prior year reached 8289 from 45 arrests. The quarter ending January 1 logged 99 arrests with 1851 in fines imposed and 1427 paid. The report also lists traffic violations, liquor possession, fighting and other offenses, plus a city auditor’s semi annual notes and charity relief efforts.
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Iitoxication
Bambling
H. FR. Griffith
Associated Charities
Salvator Army
Griffith
Mervin Walt
Bodies recovered after African train wreck near Algiers
Rescue teams labored through Monday night to remove ten or more victims from the debris of a passenger train wreck between Tunis and Algiers. At least twenty people were killed and as many injured in the disaster near a viaduct above an iron crossing.
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Tunisi
Algiers
Ear Gieimas
Augehia Jan
Whitney Seeks Republican Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
C K Whitney of Philip South Dakota announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He has served in the state senate since 1925, chaired major appropriations committees, led the rural credits panel, and practiced law in Philip. Whitney previously held Haakon county offices including state’s attorney and county judge.
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Whitney
Philip
Stanley
Haakon
Jackson
Goveror
Associated Press
Waltney
Eghail
Senate
House and
Phillip
University of South Dakota
Staten
Haakon County
Pilot Prefers Age to Glory in a Life of Flight
Red Harrigan, born John J., boasts 5000 to 10000 air miles with no serious mishap. A veteran of 14 years, he has flown many newly built planes and survived high dangerous missions. He learned to pilot seaplanes in 1916 and remains one of the few with qualifications to pilot all aircraft types.
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ST. Louis
Gri
Aviation
Red Harrigan
Red
John J
Honolulu
Hare
Mnute
Tims
The
Pacific
Harrigan
G O P Leaders To Put Insurgent In Finance Post
Washington reports Republicans tentatively agreed to appoint Senator La Follette of Wisconsin to the Finance Committee. Independents protested, arguing lack of representation for the northwest. Debate intensified as Smoot favored administration allies and seniority rules.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Senate Repubicans
Todlay
LaFollette
Miemers
Ananco Committee
Thomas
Idaho
Rennilicans
Smoot
Utah
Chailmman of
Te Rnanes Committee
Leuderg
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Smart
Fess
Gaf
West Virginia
Anajal
Torelan Relations
Intersiece Commerce
Ohio
Seater Goft
Hot Springs to Host Winter Sports Carnival
Hot Springs will stage winter sports events as part of the Black Hills carnival. The centerpiece is a hockey game between Hot Springs and a Rapid City School of Money team at Sylvar Lake. Skating races for adults and children feature exhibitions by S H Flowers, who leads the local program.
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Hot Springs
Jjan
Brown
Black Hills
Sylvar
S. H. Flowers
Black Hilla
School of Money
Rapid City
Mr. Flowers
Hilla
Denied Rehearing in Snook Death Penalty Case
The Ohio Supreme Court refused Dr James H Snook's rehearing request in the murder appeal arising from the June 13 killing of Miss Theors K Hix. He faces execution in the electric chair on January 31 after a double conviction in common pleas court. The court also denied a double appeal from the prior conviction and the next step is a petition to the United States Supreme Court.
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Snook
Columbus
State Supreme Court
James H. Snook
Theors K
Hix
Dr. Snook
Common Pleas
Ohio State University
Fay
United States Supreme Court
Seattle Times Bonds Offer Sells 2 Million Issue
The Seattle Times Company plans to float 2,000,000 in 18 year bonds in Seattle Washington. The first major Pacific Northwest newspaper issue will be presented tomorrow as part of this offering. The bond sale marks a significant milestone in regional press history and expands the paper's financial footprint.
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Seattle Times
Seatild
Wash
Jan. S
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Noost
Seattle
Tima Company
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C. K. Whitney
West River State
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