Rome and Paris Clash Over Naval Build Parcels
Rome dispatches say Kiely plans independent construction in Geneva to solve differences and honor the London treaty limits. Briand and Mussolini agreed a building holiday, now possibly extended. Hialy seeks travel parity with France as Paris argues for 158 008 naval tons to offset Germany and 100 000 tons for colonial links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovens
Ord
Rome
Hialy
France
Mediterranean
South Dakota Legislature Delves Into Tax and Bar Reforms
South Dakota lawmakers introduced bills on vehicle licensing revenue and county official conventions in Pierre. Proposals include dissolving the state bonding department, directing tax equalization changes, and forming an integrated state bar. The session totals reach 211 new bills across houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
South Dakota Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
Bogue
Parker
Governcr Green
State Affairs Committee
Finance and Agriculture
State Board of Tax Equalization
State Legislature Reports Proposed Bills On Local Rural Credits And Licenses
A Nye of bills seeks to expand rural credit board authority and permit renewal loans while abolishing the current rural credit board. Other measures include requiring five day notice for marriage licenses and adjusting licensing for hunting and fishing. The article notes state audits would become annual under A F Miles proposal, backed by State Auditor William Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netusioniam
Swhges
Fernie
Siete Afferes
Mt. B
Wright
Warren
Yankton
Harkness
Devison
Highley
Custer
Fall
Horn von Water
Halvorsen
Brooking
Rural Credit Board
Committee On
Prevent Rural Credit Board
Bilis Im House
Brennan
Scown
Secretary of Agriculture
Elliott
Davison
Simons
Minnehaha
Joint Committee On Fish and Game
Hanton and
Erbe
Joint
Rural Credit Committee
State Board of Finance
Senate
A. F. Miles
Mobridge
William Dunn
Division of Audits and Accounte
France Leads In 1930 Aviation Record Breaks
In 1930 aviation fearlessly shattered records with 66 new marks from 136 official records. France led with 16 new seaplane and other feats, Germany followed with five, and the United States logged 14. Boris Beringoff set the era’s highest altitude of 48,168 feet, while Wilhem Zimmerman contributed several pace-setting seaplane flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Leiding
Associated Prem Aviation
Washington
Federation Aeronautic Internationale
National Aeronautic Association
Avistora
United States
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Great Britain
Switzerland
Austria
France
Germany
Lieut. de,Vaisseau Paris
M. Herbert
Wilhelm Zimmerman
Alfred Grundke
Domenico Antonini Caproni
Boris Herglev
Zinsmerman
College heavy music schedule announced for February events
The college chapel hosts a student and faculty music recital on February 2 with 13 musicians, followed by a Jubilee party. February 6 features the Fisk Jubilee Singers performing negro spirituals at the college gym. Registration for an eighteen-lesson voice course opens February 7 in the administration building art room. The Huron Civic Chorus meets February 9 after a Christmas break to plan Mendelssohn works and Pray hymns. A college male quartet with Hough, Streeter, Bryan schedule appearances in coming weeks. The text notes the first Galveston tornado of 1800 causing 6900 deaths.
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College
Pert
Mercedes Johns
Mabel Nelson
Huron
Aldese Curtiss
Lemmon
Norma Shade
Hedfeld
Ralph Nohlgren
Canova
Carl Tollefeon
Willow Lake
Henry Gibeon
John Wharton
Fisk Jubiles
Mpusic
Hardin J. A. Ven Deursen
Huron Civic Chorus
Mendelssohn
Robert Hough
Eugene Donald Streeter
Bob Bryan
Knights Templar
Lions Club
Dry Law Report Echo Heard by Congress and Public
Senators Brookhart and La Guardia clashed over the dry law report. Brookhart urged open hearings and rejected a revised amendment as a repeal in conflict with the panel’s findings. La Guardia called the report unenforceable and a failed experiment after ten years, criticizing the prescription sections as political expediency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Brookbart
Iowa
Lseue
Brookhart
Congressional Committee
la Guardia
New York
Alcohol amendment debate cited by officials in report
Officials discuss the eighteenth amendment and its implications. Glass states he did not intend to address its viability. Ernst H. Cherrington of the World Alliance Against Alcoholic expresses that public conviction should not dictate government action and urges careful reading of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Glass
H. Cherrington
The
World Alliance Against Alcoholic
Wickersham report draws mixed reactions across states
In Pierre, J S Harkness Mitchell says the Wickersham law enforcement commission report is gratifying and no amendments to state enforcement law are anticipated. Governor Warren Green unavailable for comment. In Lincoln High of Nebraska Teague hails the report as a knockout blow to the wets, predicting strong support for the dry cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Wickersham ‘Law Enforce
Ment Commission
Mitchell
Sae
Senate Temperance Ittee
Warren Green
Smith Bank
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wickersham Commission
Mr. High
Bow Trial Nearing Jury in Clara Theft Case
In Los Angeles Clara Bow faces trial for theft of 15 dollars with jury expected late day. Prosecutor argues Daisy De Boe betrayed a trusted friend and stole from her employer while Bow remains at home in Beverly Hills. Evidence includes alleged extortion attempts and prior private life episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Angeles
Clara
Clare
Daisy
Miss de Boe
David Clark
Danny
Miss Bow
Misa Bow
Beverly Hills
Remark Stricken From Record Highlights Turbulent Hearing
A tense proceeding halted by a remark struck from the record. witnesses and officials clashed over admissibility as jurists weighed the impact of the disputed statement during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feahas
Officers Protect Negro From Mob
Hopkinsville Ky Jan 71 UP Officials guarded Sam McGee a Negro held for the McCracken county grand jury indictment for the slaying of 18 year old Charles Clark during a Paducah holdup Fear of mob violence prompted transfer of the indicted man to a jail outside the county and nearby searches of Mayfield and Paducah jails by a crowd estimated at 100 to 150.
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Hopkinsville
Jan
Western Kentucky
Christinar
Sam McGee
McCracken County Grand Jury
Charles Clark
Mayfield
Paducah
Cice
Christian County
Clark
George Rock
Rock
McGee
Clarx
McCracken
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Naval
General Fund
Bnance
Agriculture
Brookings
Rogue
Turner
State
Custer and Fall, River
Ernst
Brown
S. B
Judiciary
Supreme Court
Regulaia
H. Bsi
Hombeck
Altman
Galveston
Z. C. Shirley
Ospifal Ad
A. L. Saflor
Firestone
Firestones
Amsco
Atse Kodak Ae
Perriton’s
Toron’s
Beat Pharmacy
Kunis Cafeteria
Royal Hotel
Pxcary S
Krummann
Aia
Firestone Batteries
Greabing
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