Train Fares Cut To Two Cents A Mile In Several Roads
Frisco lines cut fares to two cents a mile on coach and chair cars as a test to boost passenger traffic. Other carriers including Pacific, Missouri Kansas Texas, Santa Fe, Rock Island, Illinois Central and Kansas City Southern joined the plan, with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Padre testing the rate for three months to gauge impact.
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ST. Louis
Janzie
Frisco Hnes
Toward
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frisco
Pessinger Busi- Pacific
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Santa Fe
Rock Inland
Clinois Central
Kansas City Southern
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul
Padre
Chicago and North Western
French Leader Gets Votes of Confidence in Parliament
Pierre Laval, aged 47, won two votes of confidence in Paris after delivering a ministerial declaration. The majorities, 51 and 5 on opposing amendments, signal a government likely to hold until a new French president is elected in June to succeed M. Doumergue. Laval, praised for persuasive debate, drew cheers from rivals and showed strong support in the senate, bolstering his seventh government.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Juhe
M. Doumergue
Laval
Aristide Briand
M. Douvergue
France
Edouard Herriot
Howe
Andre Tardieu
Senate
Warren Takes Over Duties As Justice
Pierre January a 11 1930 Warren a Flandreau attorney becomes a South Dakota supreme court justice after a recount narrowed the margin by 54 votes over Judge James Brown Brown will stay in Pierre as an assistant to the attorney general Warren succeeded Brown after final opinions were released and the contest was settled amicably Brown remained to issue pending decisions.
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Judge Brown
Brown
Pierre
Airormey
M. Q. Sharpe
Cast Chosen For School Operetta At Huron College
Hu ae Mpeeneat pee puke selects six boys and six girls to play 12 principal parts in Up in the Air to be staged at Huron college gym Friday February 34 director L Iverson announces cast includes Douglas Miller Orville Bristol Willis Van Heuvelen Elizabeth Shephard Winifred Cepp Phyllis Hoffman Roger Wegner Brownell Sedam Betty Shultoer Bernice McConnebay Keith Molcomb Lloyd Bischoff Geof frey C Morgan and Don C Wilson handled music and book lyrics Daily rehearsals progress with piano work moving swiftly
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Huae Mpeeneat Pee Puke
Huron College Gymnasium
L. Iverson
Miss Ivernon
Douglas Miller
Orville Bristol
Willis van Heuvelen
Elizabeth Shepherd
Winifred Cepp
Phyllis Hoffman
Roger Wegner
Brownell Sedam
Betty Shultoer
Bernaice McConnebay
Keith Molcomb
Lloyd Bischoff
Tation
Geoffrey C. Morgan
Don C. Wilson
Morgan
Wilson
Miss Iverson
Unclear fragment from German district report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a German district and depictions of events, but the text is unreadable and lacks coherent details or identifiable names or dates. The readable content provides insufficient context for a meaningful summary.
Scientific critique of the word discovery in cosmic ray era
Pasadena scientists dispute the use of the term discovery in cosmic ray research. Millikan notes science advances through incremental work, with new ideas emerging from prior steps rather than sudden leaps, highlighting cautious public credit and shared attribution among researchers like McGennan Rutherford Gockel and Bowen.
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Pasadena
Cal
MiDikan
McGennan
Rutherford
Gockel
Millikan
Bowen
Extortion Case to Jury Today At Urquhart Garage
The defense contends Daum admitted pocketing cash from two sales at the gas pump and parts desk, while prosecutors seek to prove improper cash register conduct. Cross examination challenges Daum on whether he should have logged each sale and if drawer records would reflect his actions. The testimony questions whether keys were used correctly and if prior witnesses’ statements are accurate.
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Defensa Witnesse
Daum
L AL Churchill
Urquhart
Churchill
Dee I. Crawford
Daum trial details glasses use and living costs
Court heard Daum wore glasses in some actions while denying he knew what he signed. Witnesses described his fire department work habits and finances. Family testimony noted Daum and wife shared thrift and household expenses from 1921 onward, with board costs rising over time.
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Duan
Attermega
Knight
Pee Whee
Atorner
Documenta
Witneses
Daum
Urauhart
Deum
Ford
Ernest Tovey
Wins
Huron Fire Department
Tovey
Anna Payson
Deeds
Louise Milburn
Fourth. Street
Carl Daum
Andrew Martin
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Court hears disputed confession during Crawford office exchange
Testimony details a tense exchange near conference time in the Crawford office where a man admits to stealing from Urquhart but promises to make it right. The witness denies saying 7,008 was a fair settlement and asserts no such admission occurred.
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Uist
Urquhart
Crawford
Unclear excerpt from Crawford office note on deposits and salaries
Fragmentary record notes deposits and income connections involving investments salary and commissions. It mentions a cross examination of Mr Urquhart and an assertion about not continuing salaries during employee vacations at a garage amid legal questioning.
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Guc Meee
Het Ee
Crawford
Tell Af
Urquhart
Royhl
Last Chance To Buy 1931 License Tags in Huron
Today marks the final day to purchase 1931 license plates as the city police chief urges residents to complete the purchase before the day ends. Local enforcement forthcoming.
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Huron Police
Hopkins Announces Vehicle Tag Policy Change Plan
Hopkins declared new license plate rules and enforcement leeway in a state motor vehicle department briefing. He indicated that officers would arrest offenders who fail to comply and urged drivers to procure updated tags by February 2 and obey the new orders.
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Hopkins
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Hocken
Jess
Mother
Langenfeld’s
Lange “Huron
Nfeld’s Cafe
Howes
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