Pheasants Look Healthy in Beadle County Survey
Deputy Game Warden Fred Curtis reported southwest Beadle County pheasants in satisfactory condition after field checks yesterday. One bird found dead likely from collision, another shot for examination showed crop contents of Russian thistle seed and greens, while farmers cited no widespread starvation. only one death possibly linked to starvation was noted near Steadland.
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Beadle County
Fred Curtis
Virgil
Curtis
Tom
Einstein Seeks U S Lead In War Against War
Albert Einstein urges the United States to take a leadership role in disarmament at Geneva. He criticizes the League of Nations as a debating club and the Hague Court of Arbitration as powerless, calling for compulsory arbitration and enforceable verdicts with joint sanctions. He warns against militarism and defends individual freedom, urging protection for conscientious objectors and outlining the stakes of arms talks and national security.
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J. A. Bouman
Berlin
United States
Albert Einstein
Geneva
League of Nations
Hague Court of Arbitration
Duesseldorf
General Anzeiger
Einstein
Killitsz
Court of Arbitration
League
France
America
Jetail
Quote on war and humanity cited in admonition
A historical fragment condemns singing of weapons of war and offering prayers for victory as contrary to outlawing war and the spirit of humanity, signaling a pacifist stance in the era’s rhetoric. It stresses restraint and the humanitarian hope over celebrating conflict.
Army And Navy Plan War Game In Pacific Maneuvers
Preparations for the greatest maneuvers since 1918 begin in February as Army and Navy plan a joint war game centered on the Hawaiian Islands. The test will use every service arm to defend Hawaii with San Francisco as a base for expeditionary forces and may involve Akron dirigible activity from Sunnyvale.
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Army and Navy
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Vallejo
Ssay
Akron
Sunnyvale
Hawaii
Panama Canal
mid-Pacific
Comte Fleury Plans U S Lecture Tour In February
Paris diplomat Comte Serge Fleury press attaché at the French foreign affairs ministry travels to the United States in February for a lecture tour from east to west. He aims to meet Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York and hopes the visit won t be labeled propaganda due to his official role.
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Paris
James Walker
United States
Comte Serge Fleury
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Jimmy Walker
Debonair
New York
Walker
Comte Fleury
World recovery hinges on friendship with France says rector
He states he is not backed by the foreign office and will not spread propaganda but aims to help Americans understand and like the French. The rectors tour begins at the French Institute in New York in March and will visit Baltimore Boston Worcester Providence Philadelphia Cincinnati Denver and San Francisco.
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America
Foreign Office
France
French Institute
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Worcester
Providertse
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Denver
San Francisco
Ex Circus Star In Relief Work In St Louis County
Former circus queen Dolly Varden Odell, once a famed equestrienne with a $10,000 salary and a private railroad car, now aids welfare cases from a small three room cottage. At 60 she writes to shut ins and helps convicts seek paroles, typing by lamp light and earning the nickname Sunshine Dolly.
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ST. Louis
Dolly Varden Odell
Odell
St. Louis County
Shutins
Sunshine Dolly
Germany Demands Equality and Security in Peace Plea
Duesterberg argues Germany endured Versailles, seeks equality within the League of Nations, and calls for security liberty and peace. He warns against disarmament exclusion, urges modern defense training for German youth, and rejects subservience while aiming for reconciliation not war.
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Germany
Duesterberg
Theodore Duesterberg
Magdeburg
Reichswehr
League of Nations
Geneva
Aristide Briand
League Council
France
Te League
League
Highway Headquarters Opened in Rapid City
State highway commission announced maintenance headquarters would be in Rapid City after visiting the area. A lease on Chicago and Western Railway property and a small building were acquired for storing machinery to maintain roads in Custer and Pennington counties for five years. Unclear if a new building will be erected or the old one reused. Previously highways in Pennington and Custer counties were maintained locally.
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R. C. Rapid City
State Highway Commission
Rapid City
Chicago and Worth Western Railway
Custer
Pennington
Fennington
State assigns highway work to Haakon official
The state recently undertook highway projects with A W Larson, formerly Haakon county highway superintendent, in charge.
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A.W. Larson
Haakon County
Flowered Lames Dominate Dinnerwear Trends
Paris fashion notes describe flowered lames as smart for winter dinners. Metal crepes with tiny multicolored flowers appear in various silhouettes including ankle length designs with draped necklines and sleeves, and a princess silhouette with long tight sleeves. The piece notes high decollete options and scarf necklines as stylish choices. A separate statistic reports over 10,000,000 attendees at big league games last season with average admissions around 93 cents.
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Paris
Georgia Adopts Cash Basis Under Reorganized Government
Georgia began 1932 on a cash basis as laws from 1931 took effect restricting debts to revenue. Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. gained tighter financial control. State government branches reduced from 102 to 25 through consolidations. An Oakland students aid program reports selling 100 pairs of shoes weekly from old tires.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Oakland, Cal
Lewis of Maryland District Returns to Congress
David J. Lewis, veteran of the Maryland sixth district, resumes his seat in the new House after defeating Frederick N. Zihlman. A prohibition advocate and former tariff commissioner, Lewis previously led parcel post legislation and studied coal mining abroad. He began work in mines, later studying law and gaining entry to the bar at 23.
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Cumberland
Congress
David J. Lewis
Maryland
House of Representatives
Capitol
Lewis
Firederick N. Zihlman
Senate
Joseph I. France
Tariff Commission
Wilson
Lewin
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