Mockery of Bill of Rights Cited by Gladys Jones
Washington dispatch reports Gladys Moon Jones, the only woman questioned by senate lobby committees, denouncing proceedings as a mockery of rights. She claimed the panel politicized witnesses, noted her Cuba assignment, and described staff ties to the Cuba Company and Nellie Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gladys Moon Jones
Senate
Cuba
American Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Lakin
Jones
Caraway
Lakin
Ross
Tones
Dows
Nellie Taylor Ross
Democratic National Committee
BEC
Mary Carpeter
la Prensa
New York
Allen Finds He Has Radio Voice
New York radio actor Allen defies his mother and embraces the microphone. The down east Yankee with a high pitched voice stars in Historical Sketches on Tuesday and Gus in Gus and Louie on Fridays, and appears on WEAF and other networks. Born in Gowanda, New York, he trained as a pianist and organist before pursuing radio acting, shaping characters by subtle lip and facial movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Butterfield
New York
Aector Allen
Alen
Allén
Gowanda
N. Y
New England
Gus
Louie
WEAF
Jen Peters
Wayside Inn
Allen
Heig
Ridio
Mangland
Sui
Mary Pickford Testifies on Inheritance Tax Dispute
In Los Angeles probate court Mary Pickford testified about her income relating to her mother Charlotte Pickford Switch's estate who died in March 1928. She challenged inheritance taxes of 88 234 dollars in addition to 732 000 already collected, detailing earnings from 1917 to 1919 and her supporting her mother with large salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Charlotte Pickford Switch
Miss Pickford
Children Tour World Through Carnegie Library Club
Huron children begin a world travel library club from the Carnegie Library in 1920. Children read travel books to earn tickets naming visited countries, view continent maps, and track progress toward a three month tour ending March 27. Edna Bloodgood oversees unlimited membership for grades five to eight with ongoing contests and a catalog project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
India
Amazon
Huron
Ous
Agaie Ag
Airane
Herhildren
Vteen
Edna Bloodgood
Lbrarian
Miss Bloodgood
Chile
Hills Legion Hall plans approved in Rapid City project
The Homie association approved site and tentative plans for an American Legion hall in Rapid City. Estimated cost about 18 600 dollars. Directors authorized to hire an architect and proceed with definite plans and construction when weather and contracts permit. The building will be two stories with commercial space below and offices in front of the second story and lesson rooms to the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Legion Hall
Eagid Ciey
American Legionhall
Rapid City
The
Homie Association
Boy Hurt In Sled Crash Goes Home
LeRoy Gilloth who was injured when the sled crashed into a post was dismissed today from Sprague hospital where he had been a patient since December 28. The boy is the son of Wills Gilloth of 353 Fourth street northeast. Robert Calder of Gitchcock who underwent an operation before Christmas also left the hospital today along with Arthur Carlson of Huron rural route No. 1 and Lola Clemmons of Lemmons 107. Their medical stays ended with today’s discharge. George Fullinweider, president, and Camden Rayburn, vice president of the National Bank of Huron, left last night for Minneapolis to attend the Northwest Bancorporation board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Gilloth
Sprague Hospital
de Tember
Wills Gilloth
Fourth Street
Robert Calder
Gitchcock
Arthur. Carlson
Huron
Lola Clemmons
Lemmons
Goto
George
Fullinweider
Camden “Rayburn
National “Bank of Huron
Minneapolis
the Northwest Bancorporation
Blizzard grips middle states with relief felt here
Bitter cold prevails across the upper plains and the Midwest as a blizzard snarls travel. Huron and surrounding areas report temperatures near zero with brief snow flurries and warnings of unsettled conditions tonight into Saturday. In Chicago and Sioux Falls, heavy snow and drifting winds disrupt commerce, roads, and lines, while two deaths are reported in Chicago from a blizzard impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dlizzard
Huron
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
The 1 Percent Farmers Feed Study At Yale
The 1 percent farmers group plans a feeding data collection project during a two week Yale school workshop next Saturday. Researchers from State College Brookings will test ordinary feeding methods against alternative feeding principles. Comparisons will measure output per dollar and feed efficiency.
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Yale
G.heebink
E State College
Brookings
Farm Home Fire Causes $15,000 Loss
A fire at a farm home in Hitchcock on January 16 damaged the residence and outbuildings, with full loss estimated at $15,000. Neighbors aided and the blaze was blamed on two nearby sheds catching fire, with about $5,000 of the total tied to nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Fugitive Likely To Give Himself Up
CHICAGO January 10 It seems unlikely the suspect can evade arrest much longer as reports say Yokobitas faces assault with a deadly weapon charges after a clash with roommate Pyoko bitas. He reportedly fled after the incident but may surrender to authorities soon.
Board censures Missouri over faculty discipline in sex survey
The Association of University Professors censured the University of Missouri authorities for disciplining two faculty members who approved circulating a sex questionnaire to students. The committee found the questions shocking but found little evidence the survey harmed students or morality. the survey was framed as scientific, and Prof. Harmon T. DeGraff approved its circulation before being dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of University Professors
University of Missouri
Questonnatra
Harmon T. DeGraff
Hoover to Send Report Monday
Washington January 10 President Hoover will send reports of the law enforcement commission to Monday. He said at the White House that the president would place the various administrative officials of the government at the disposal of house committees dealing with prohibition questions. The White House statement said the question was one of parliamentary procedure and desired only expedition of legislation and would adapt itself to the wishes of house leaders in any methods they might adopt for early consideration of proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Whits “House
House
Ealing
White House
Redfield Dentist To Lead South Dakota Dental Board
Redfield dentist Dr. O B Stuteurota was elected president of the South Dakota Board of Dental Examiners to replace Dr. B F Lockwood of Yankton. Dr. John Berry of Deadwood was named vice president and Dr. G G Kimball of Mitchell was reelected secretary-treasurer. Dr. H L Egeers of Sioux Falls represented the board at the meeting, with plans to attend the National Board of Examiners in Denver next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
O. EB. Stuteurota
Redfield
South
Dakota Board of Dental Examiners
B. F. Lockwood
Yankton
John. Berry
Deadwood
G.G
Kimball
Mitchell
H. L. Egeers
Sioux‘ Falls
Denver
Form Leaders Attend Pant Machin Here Redfield and Brug
Fragmentary OCR note lists Form Leaders attending an event with Redfield and Harry Brug from V./D. Bagsart of. Mentions Pant Machin Here and Btate leader of tore Whiteton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Harry Brug
Id-V
D. Bagsart
Tore Whiteton
France and Italy clash over naval parity plan
Rome reports Italy and France will attend the London five power naval conference opening January 21 with unsettled bilateral issues. Paris rejects Rome’s parity proposal, viewing it as a rupture in weeks of talks and casting doubt on progress in the London program. Despite pessimism, a breakthrough could come when Dino Grandi meets Aristide Briand at the League council in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
France
London
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Dino Grandi
Aristide Briand
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Paria
Great Britain
America
Ttaly
Insurance Men Sue for Libel in Sioux Falls
H Fy Borneman and Warren Swark, officers of two Sioux Falls insurance firms, sue for libel seeking 40000 dollars. Plaintiffs claim statements by stockholders harmed reputations of D L Delbridge J O Green and Ho A Rosenlund. Earlier court ordered restraint alleged to stop using company assets to seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux-Falls
H. Fy
Borneman
Warren Swark
Darst
C. J. Delbridge
J. O. Green
Ho A. Rosen
Sioux- Fails
Borneman and Swark
Oficers
South Dakota
Roy Curtis Bound Over for Forgery Charge
Roy Curtis faced forgery charges in the third degree after waiving preliminary hearings before Municipal Judge Dick Haney this morning. He was bound over to the circuit court under a $600 bond, with Willard Main named as the payee for a $6.50 Cashway store check. The incident reportedly involved a series of checks signed under the name Willard Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curtis
Nicipal
Dick Haney
Willard Main
Arthur Tuland
Cashway
Willerd Main
Postponed Legion Meeting Moves to Red Field Monday
The William Reaves post Legion meeting was postponed from tonight due to a conflict. The district meeting will be held at Red Field on Monday with feed and entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reaves Poat Ian
Legion
Lodge Cnights
Will
Eure
Migeting
Redfield
Tara
Unsettled Weather in Huront Tonight and Saturday
Unclear local weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions in Huront for tonight and Saturday. It mentions increasing crowds and cold air with sparse, garbled details about timing and temperatures.
Romantic serenade ends in assault in Mexico
In Mexico City on Saine's day Juan Martinez climbed through a window to awaken Maria Reyes with Las Mañanitas. When she did not come to the balcony, he struck her head with a guitar. Police usually overlook serenades but arrested him after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Maria Reyes
Grelock
Juan
Martinez
Maria
McMaster Tries for Recognition in Senate GOP Shakeup
Washington dispatch reports western independents press for seniority rules in the Republican organization. McMaster of South Dakota complains Hastings is placed on interstate commerce. Debate centers on committee assignments and honoring seniority as party leaders plan another conference. Moses of New Hampshire criticizes the upheaval while McNary is named assistant party leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Republican
Repub
Senate
McMaster
South Dakota
Hastings
Delaware
Interstate ‘Commerce Committee
Tenator Howell
Nebraska
McMasters
Interstate Commerce Committee
Phipps
Colorado
Committee of Committees
Goth
West Virginia
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Mante
la Follette
Wiscéaatu
Thomas
Idaho
Finance Committee
Pyard
Moses
New Hampshire
Watson
Indiana
DaFollette
McNary
Oregon
Senator Jones
Appropriations Committee
Flippen Training For Record Try At Virginia Hurdler
Virginia captain Flippen, known as Virginia flash, aims for new records after a Madison Square Garden 60 yard hurdles mark of 7.25 seconds. Archie Hahn advises focusing on indoor events while Flippen targets a 30 yard hurdle record and plans a return to football. He holds a 60 yard hurdle mark in Virginia indoor meets, though not officially recognized by A U, and is seen as a top future Olympian with versatility in sprints, broad jump, and pentathlon.
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Fuppen
Virginia
Madison Square Garden
Archie Hahn
Michigan
Winceton
Cavalier
A.U
Habt
Flippen
America
Mexican inmate in disguise walks out of state pen
Jose Floren, a 30ish Mexican prisoner from Butte Court, left Sioux Falls State Penitentiary disguised as a trustworthy guard. Floren, about 5 feet 10 inches, 140 pounds with black hair and brown eyes, had been serving three or more years for robbery. He donned a sheepskin coat and claimed to be on the ice crime task before slipping away with an accompanying guard’s permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Jose Foren
Butte Court
Sioux Palla
Welden
G. T. Jameson
Floren
Wesclete
Yom Fingley
Army Flight Under Way From Selfridge to Spokane Test
Major Ralph Royce leads 18 pursuit planes and one transport ship in the winter test flight from Selfridge Field to Spokane, Wash., and return. Two transports and the radio plane were delayed at launch, but the formation formed in the ice field before taking off for the 3,700 mile round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMR
IDG
JaneRote
Selfridge Field
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Royce
Ates
Japan Advances Toward Gold Standard Return
The United States and Europe moved toward gold-based currencies as Japan agrees to redirect its yen to gold on demand on January 12. A Bank of Japan credit of about $50 million overseas was arranged as insurance against a possible yen slump, mirroring Britain’s earlier gold shift and reflecting a broader trend of stabilizing wartime currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Koiins
Fated Press Future Services
New York
Japan
Europe
Lithuania
Russia
Latvia
Austria
Germany
Sweden
Estonia
Great Britain
Holland
Hungary
Albania
Danzig
Belgium
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Italy
Poland
France
Bulgaria
Rumania
Bank of Japan
London
United States
International Eco
Ronilc
Say, Sa
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Gladys Jones
Willis the Conqueror
Peysons
New Huron Library ‘Club
Chicago
Middle America
Will Nead
Yokobitas
Pyokobitas
Charles Vitas
Top Head Dental Board
England
Roy. Curtis
South Dakotar
M'Master
Mexican
Butte County
Lake St. Clair
War Department
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