Turkey Offers Haven To Former Soviet Official
Reports say Leon Trotzky, once a top Russian leader, is traveling to Turkey as an exile. The Turkish government agreed to shelter him in Angora, with restrictions including embassy grounds and Russian and Turkish guards during city visits. No official Soviet confirmation on Trotzky's whereabouts.
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London
Leon
Rratzky
Teader
Turkey
Red Army
Angora
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Berlin
Moscow
Angola
Trotzky
Politbureau
Kalinin
Bykov
Bucharin
Tomsky
Stalin
Trotaky
Joeeah Stalin
Communist Party
Russia
Art
Riga
Tronky
Ake -Reep
Digstapha Kemal Pasha
Frotzky
Trotsky
Mercury Links to Old Tricks in Cold Snap
The article describes continuing frigid weather with temperatures near zero and a forecast of colder nights. It notes January as unusually cold with several days below zero and significant precipitation from snowfall. Schools at Argonne were dismissed yesterday due to the heavy snowstorm but reopened as roads thawed enough for students today.
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King Winter
Ths
Argonne
RW. Olmstead
Bie Tirivera
Nernoon
Papita
Huron Weather Forecast Brief
Frigid trend continues in Huron with a sharp drop in temperatures tonight. Friday turns colder with windy conditions and below normal readings.
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Huron
Tys
Ten Policemen Needed To Nab Girl Jaywalker
New York January 31 1941 police chased a young woman across Times Square after she jaywalked on Broadway. Patrolman Dostaka corralled her with help from nine pedestrians and the roadway crowd. She gave 248 Thirtieth Street Long Island address and was released.
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New York
Thirtieth- Streat
Long Island
Coler Blasts Tammany Hall and Walker in Welfare Row
Bird 8 Coler, commissioner of the department of welfare, denounces Tammany Hall and Mayor Walker. He says only four of seventeen applicants for welfare commissioner knew their duties. Remarks made at a dinner by private welfare organizations.
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Bird
Coler
Department of Welfare
Tammany Hall
Walker
Welfare
Sey Ln
Foch Must Have Complete Rest Again After Heart and Kidney Complications
Paris reports Marshal Foch, recovering from illness, has suffered pulmonary congestion during convalescence and must resume complete rest. Four physicians confirmed the condition and postponed planned visitors until further notice.
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Paris
Fock
Davenieres
Davenleres
Hoover cabinet to be named on fourth of March
Hoover plans to announce his cabinet on March 4 and may present names to the Senate in a special session at the Capitol. Reports say Andrew W. Mellon could remain treasury secretary and Donovan might become attorney general, with Jardine possibly slated for agriculture. other selections are expected to face Senate opposition.
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James L. West
Eby
Fla
Hoover
Bie
Senate
Andrew WV. Metlon
Treasuryzhars
Seneral- Donovan
Jardine
Pee Caulhat
Long Ke
Saunterer
1928 Plates Prohibited Friday In Beadle County
Beadle County treasurer’s office was busy as Houston auto owners lined up to obtain 1928 license plates. Officials warned the 1928 plates would be unlawful Friday and pledged full cooperation with the state sheriff in enforcing the new law.
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Beadle
Huston
Brandon Bank Robbed of 400 Dollars in Sioux Falls
The Brandon Savings Bank in Brandon was robbed Tuesday night of silver totaling about 400 dollars. Entry was gained by forcing the front door and blowing the inner vault lock. a round-safe within the vault remained untouched. Sheriff John H. Johnson investigated and fingerprint experts examined the scene.
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Sioux
Falls
Brandon Savings, Bank
Brandon
John H. Johnson
Walter Hagen files divorce suit in Los Angeles court
Walter Hagen, noted golf professional and British Open champion, filed for divorce in the Los Angeles Superior Court. The action names his spouse and seeks legal relief in the local court.
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Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Mozart or Marbles Debate Delights Local Mothers Club
A fragmentary Evanton newspaper note hints at a January 31 discussion by the central eo clubs where mothers debate culture and play themes. The item suggests a "I suggest" moment amid a debate about whether Mozart or marbles should lead activities.
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Evanston, Wll
Parachute Jump Saves Mail Pilot From Icy Flight
Davenport Iowa reports mail pilot Jack Story, 24, of Kansas City, leaped from his plane at 2000 feet near Neola after ice buildup forced an emergency. He parachuted to safety and was taken to Moline by auto. Story joins the Caterpillar Club alongside Col. Charles Lindbergh and other members.
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Davenport
Lowa
Air Mall Service
Caterpillar Club
Jack Story
Nera
Go Story
Chicago
Kansas Cay
Story
Moline
Hansas City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pastor Expected Here This Week For Baptist Church
The Rev. Mr. Trenerry was delayed by storms while en route to Furon to begin as regular pastor. He was to deliver his first sermon Sunday at the Baptist church, which had been without a regular pastor since August 1928.
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Bhougl
Tontaine
Padtoy
Agit
Trenerry Devectares
Trenerry
Furon
Mr. Treterry
T He Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Pas’ Ben
J. G. White
al, Coshoczon
Obie
Funeral Friday for W H Bliss
Funeral services for W H Bliss who died Tuesday night at 534 Utah avenue southeast will be held at 8 o clock tomorrow afternoon in Kiny ons chapel. Reverend A S Carlson of the First Congregational church will conduct with pallbearers R A Spurrier Neil McKay Z D Manwarring F H Frars Roy Flower and GC A Eby. The body will be taken to Minneap for crematory services Saturday evening.
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W. HB. Bliss
Utah Avenue Southeast
Kinyon’s Chapel
A. S. Carlson
First Congregational Church
R. A. Spurrier
Neil McKay
Z. D. Manwarring
F. H. Frars
Roy Flower
GC. A’ Eby
Huron Debaters Face Hereward in Springfield Clash
Huron debaters from Dakota Wasleyan and Southern State Teachers College met in Springfield for a five day series. The teams concluded their session with a debate on Hereward the Wake, with coach Jureace Pe H guiding the Huron contingent and a hero from Yankton noted among the opposing speakers.
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Huron
Hereward
Springfield
Southern
State Teachers College
Mitchell
Weachers
Jureaee Pe H
Tackson
Yankton
Penitentiary case cites excessive twine freight rates
Sioux Falls Dakota State penitentiary files a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging railroads including Minnesota North Western and others impose excessive freight charges on twine shipped from North Dakota points to the Twin Cities Stillwater and nearby locations. The complaint argues lower rates exist for Minnesota points and calls for action.
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Sioux
Falls
Dakota State Penitentiary
Interstate “Commission
North
Dakota
Tany Loraine
Bismarck
Ryder
Go & North Western
Marthan Nt
Novi
Twin Cities
Stillwater
McCue Named Head of State Vet Association
Dr George B. McCue of Aberdeen was elected president of the South Dakota Veterinary Medical association as it closes its two day convention in Huron. Other officers named were Dr Harold J. Classick of Hurley as vice president and Dr Wy Brower of Menno as secretary treasurer. Retiring officers include President E A Dornbusch of Milbank and Vice President H A Hartwich of Huron. Sioux Falls will host the next convention in January 1930. A major address warned hog cholera losses of 40 to 60 million dollars annually and urged immunization by serum and virus conducted by qualified men to save hog owners from greater losses.
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George BR. McCue
Aberdeen
Wee
South Dakota’ Veterinary Medical Association
Huron
Harold J. Classick
Hurley
Wy. B. Brower
Menno
E. A. Dornbusch
Milbank
H. A. Hartwich
B. Anderson
Canton
Choos Sioux Falls
United States
J. C. T. Price
Iowa
Price
S. H. McNutt
Town State College
Ames
Ralsera
Southia
McNutt
South Dakota
Flying Flapper Sets Endurance Flight Record
Elinore Smith a 17 year old aviatrix at Mitchel Field New York established an endurance flying record of 13 hours 16 minutes 46 seconds. She flew an open cockpit plane for a sustained mission over Long Island and Manhattan in harsh winter winds. Her feat surpassed the prior mark by over an hour and a half.
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Mitchel Field
Elinore Smith
Enduranes
Wotten
Sha
Bobby“Trout
California
Mies Smith
Long Island
Lower Manhattan
Well Dressed Man Must Have Score Of Suits
The National Association of Merchant Tailors fashion board says a well dressed man should own at least twenty suits a dozen cravats eight overcoats and 24 pairs of shoes in his wardrobe. It notes the spring trend of a grey ensemble including a mouse grey sack coat double breasted waistcoat and coordinating striped trousers with a grey derby hat and tie. Raymond Gwyffort of New York comments on rising men style consciousness among women.
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Philadelphia
Jas. S1
The
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Raymond G. Cwyffort
New York
Fashion Board
Beadle County Deploys Snow Plows For First Time
Beadle County used new snow removal equipment for the first time this morning. One push plow went east of Huron and another west. both operated by large tractors. The roads remained passable as crews cleared slick spots.
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Beadle County
Huron
TR. “Clarke
Refuses to Stay Hanging in New Orleans
The United States circuit court of appeals refused to stay the hanging of Ada Boner Lebove and Dr. Thomas E. Dreher set for tomorrow. Governor Long announced no further action and commutation remained the only hope for the condemned, whose husband James Lebouef documented the date of July 1, 1927.
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New Orleans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ada Boner
LeBover
Thomas E. Dreher
Baton Rouge
Long
James J. Lebouef
State Pardon Board
Izaak Waltons Hold Annual Meet Friday
The Haron chapter of the Teak Walton league will elect new officers for the year at its annual meeting Friday evening in the chamber of commerce rooms. At o’clock the Waltons will hear reports from Barry Thoman president and A B Blake secretary and treasurer. A review of the year’s work will be discussed and the 1929 program is expected to be taken up in detail. Various projects carried this year will be considered for advancement and new objectives to interest hunters and fishermen in the area will occupy a major part of the evening.
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Izaak Waltons
Haron
Teak Walton League
Chamber of Commerce
Waltons
Barry. Thoman
A. B. Blake
Ior
Mark Hanna's Daughter Targeted by Woman Lawmaker
In Springfield Illinois a lone female state senator attacks Mark Hanna's daughter as she seeks office. Mrs O Neill, a four term legislator, accuses the daughter of pursuing power and criticizes leadership bias within the Republican women. The dispute centers on party chairmanship and perceived ambition.
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Mark Hanna
Springfield
IIL
Presbyterians and Methodists Weigh Church Merger Plan
Pittsburgh officials report a consensus to pursue a union of the Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches. A joint merger committee will study policy doctrine administration and property issues with final approval not before 1982. If realized the merger would unite about 2 million Presbyterians and 4,600 Methodists.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
Volstead Joins Minnesota Drive for Stronger Prohibition Enforcement
In St Paul on January 31 Andrew J Volstead joined Governor Theo Christianson and top officials to discuss tougher enforcement of prohibition laws in Minnesota. Federal Judge Sanborn and Prohibition Enforcement Director B Qvale attended along with Attorney General Youngquist. The group favored reducing fines in some cases and imposing jail terms for certain violations and repeated offenses.
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ST. Paul
Andrew J. Volstead
Theodors Christiangen
Minnesota
Volstead
Northwest Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Sanborn
B. Qvale
Youngquist
Christianson
Arrest R H Lindley Alleged Swindler in Missouri
Richard Lindley, place manager of the Creditors Adjustment Company, arrested in a friend’s home in St Louis on a federal charge of using the mails to defraud. He vanished last June after a $590,000 shortage was reported in the company’s accounts. investigation began with Receiver James H Chilton.
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R. H. Lindley
Louis
Richard
Lndley
Lindley
James H. Chiltom
Patrolman Foster Involved in Atlanta Collision Arrests
In Atlanta on January 31 a patrolman named Foster collided with a vehicle driven by a man described as a neera. The patrolman promptly arrested the driver and was himself placed under arrest following the incident.
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Atlanta
We Foster
Foster
Neera Tis
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M’cue
State Vet Association
Sioux Falls
Lebovef
Possismi
Congrass-Womancer
Hubert Ketelle
Tiirea
Pryterten i
Y Haven
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keteile
Mr. Ketelle
Upo
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