U S Recognition Of Soviet Russia Studied In Washington
Washington July 22 The United States begins an official study of recognizing Soviet Russia as Lawrence Steinhardt sails to Europe to present arguments for friendlier relations and possible recognition. Debts, propaganda, and czarist obligations loom as factors in the stalled negotiations and potential inclusion of the Soviet in a debt discussion list.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Lawrence Steinhardt
Sweden
Europe
America
Reconstruction Corporation
Ms. Roosevelt
Steinhardt
State Department
Charles Evans Hughes
Congress of Nations
Thomas Lebreton
Argentina
France
Canada
MacDonald
Monetary Commission
Weather notes for Huron and Vitinky and Dakota regions
Unsettled conditions with showers in Huron and Vitinky tonight and Friday. Minor temperature changes expected. In Dakota area, line of showers or icy mix possible, partly cloudy in southeast portion tonight with no major temperature changes.
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Sur Huron
Vitinky
Fayuth
Dakota
Grasshoppers Forced To Leave Iroquois Vicinity
Iroquois July 6 Special Grasshoppers fled the area after rain fell in July with two tenths of an inch Tuesday night Clouds of insects were seen in the air above buildings as they departed Gardens were revived by recent rains and many planters replanting With moisture there is hope for crops of beans peas carrots and other vegetables
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Iroquois
Troquois
Governor hints beer session decision possible this week
Pierre July 6 Governor Tom Berry offered no definite word on a special session to legalize beer sales in the state. He noted support from about two thirds of legislators on a beer tax for winter relief and said a decision could come by week’s end. A program for the legislature remains under construction, and a special session would be called on short notice if needed.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
South Dakota
House
Senate
Myrtle Morrison
Young People Conference In Session At Huron College
The Presbyterian young people's conference for eastern South Dakota is in session this week on the Huron college campus. Forty youths from eight towns attend, with meals and living quarters in Voorhees dormitory under housemother Mrs. Scruby. Classes are in the main building, afternoons feature recreation, and vesper services close the day. Directors include Rev. Leroy Walter of Kansas City and local organizer Rev. Percy L. Stith of Madison.
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Presbyterian Young People's Conference
South Dakota
Huron College
Voor~hees
Scruby
Ow Leroy Walter
Kansas City
Percy L. Stith
Madison
M. D
Miss Thompson
St. Paul
Paul Shedd
Rockwell City
Iowa
Persia
J. Henry Irwin
Britton
R Frank Mitchell
Aberdeen
Percy L. Smith
Status of Perry Fight Unchanged
Pierre July 6 The article reports L Perry resisting legislation and an executive order to remove him as state industrial commissioner remaining in control of the office. Attorney General Walter Conway says duties have been transferred but plans for next steps are not decided.
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Pierre
P—she Swins
L. Perry
Perry
Walter Conway
County Tax Equalization Session Continues Into Day Two
Beafire county commissioners met as a tax equalization board with farm land and structure levies dominating the second day of the session. The board deliberated assessments and sought parity across properties as officials pressed for equitable taxation.
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Beafire County
Call Guardsmen To Quell Camp Rioting in Brooksville
Brooksville Florida July 6 guardsmen rushed Tooke Lake prison camp to crush an armed mutiny by about 30 convicts described as bad actors. Prison authorities report a barricaded stackada location and a determined offensive to restore order.
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Brooksvelle
Fla
Tooke Lake
London Parley To Continue For Discussion Of World Problems
The World Economic Conference will persist, excluding monetary and tariff talks, after steering committee debate. Cordell Hull and President Roosevelt pressured to keep discussions alive, while France and others urged concluding major activities. A drafting panel worked on future activity, shaping the agenda away from tariffs. Herriot defended Roosevelt in Eve Nouvelle.
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London
Parley
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Frenre
France
European Gold Bloc
Hull
Herriot
Paris
Eve Nouvelle Today
United States
Reiley Named New Warden at South Dakota Penitentiary
SIOUX FALLS July 6 George T. Jameson’s term as warden of the South Dakota penitentiary ends July 31. Eugene M. Reiley, former county sheriff, is appointed successor by the state board of charities and corrections. Deputy warden appointment lies with the new warden. Jameson, in office since February 2, 1920, was elected president of the Wardens Association of America in 1931.
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Siouk Falls
George T. Jameson
South Dakota Penitentiary
Eugene M. Reiley
South Dakota Board of Charities and Corrections
Reiley
Grace Crill Elk Point
John M. Cogley
Sioux Falls
J. F. Halladay
Iroquois
Jameson
Wardens Association of America
Kentucky Toll Rises to Eight After Weekend Slayings
Eight people died in weekend school trustee election violence in Kentucky. Luther Cox, 25, is held to the grand jury on $500 bond for a shooting at the Goad Ridge schoolhouse, Morgan County, Saturday that killed John Lovely, 50, and Bruce Cox, 20, and wounded W. Beeach and Luther Cox.
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Kentucky
West Liberty
Luther Cox
Goad Ridge
Here
Morgan County
John Lovely
Bruce Cox
W. Beeach
Band Concert Programs From Haven Municipal Band
Program notes list pieces including Franklin Post Overture Lustspiel and Estudiantina Waldteufel Fox Trot Thumb's Drum Serenade Grieving Breeze Resenkrans Characteristic Lite Dot Froelhich Nasional Airs America Moses performed by Haven Municipal Band under J. W. Campbell Park on Thursday July 6 145 P Mf with Wagnerian and other selections.
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Franklin Post
King
Lustspiel
Keler-Bela
Walt
Testudiantina
Waldteufek Fox TeeeEon
Thumb
Sarong
Ruth stars as AL tops NL 4 to 2 in All-Star game
Babe Ruth belts a third inning homer to power the American League to a 4 to 2 victory over the National League before 49,000 fans. Kept at bay by framing errors and walks, the NL offense stalled while Ruth and Gehrig paced the AL offense in a high-stakes midsummer classic.
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Babe Ruth
Chicago
Martin
Cronin
Gehrig
Frisch
Kiein
Jimmy Wilson
Nationals
Pepper Martin
Chapman
Gebringer
Bill
Ruth
Hallahan
Gehringer
Terry
Hafey
Berger
Bartell
Gomez
Simmons
Bread profiteers warned by government action planned
Washington announces plans to prosecute bread profiteers once evidence is gathered. Attorney General Cummings will study complaints from Secretary Wallace about price increases tied to the wheat processing tax. Chicago bakers expect price hikes after the tax takes effect, while M L Wilson promotes the national wheat program in Bozeman and Fargo as regional meetings outline the plan.
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Cummings Tella Bakers
Wilson
Washington
Department of Justice
Cummings
Wallace
Bozeman
Mont
M. L. Wilson
Montana
Fargo
N.D
Ralph N. Jones to Move to St. Paul
Ralph N. Jones, cashier of the Security National Bank in Huron, to become manager of the Chevrolet agency in St. Paul. He will depart Huron August 4 and will work with O. R. Mitchell of Fargo. Jones has a long history with local auto firms and is a Huron native.
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Ralph
N. Jones
Security National Bank
Chevrolet Automobile
St.Paul
Huron
Mr. Jones
First Bank Stock Corporation
Chevrolet
Sioux City
Huron High School
St Paul
O. R. Mitchell
Fargo
N. D
Dodge
Jones
Bark
Bolivian Offensive Failures Reported in Chaco Fight
A government communique from Asuncion says Bolivian assault on Tort Nanawa in the Gran Chaco border failed and the enemy retired completely. The report was issued by Paraguay's minister of war.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Nanawal
Gran Chaco
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington report argues a larger loan plan to the Soviet Union is under discussion doubling cotton aid and possibly extending to copper. It notes $4 million approved secretly and hints at a $100 million ceiling, with public opinion guiding the final amount. Roosevelt luck and market psychology are analyzed through anecdotes of weather, sailing, and Hoover contrasts.
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Washington
Reds
R. F.C
Prof. Molex
M. Litvinoff
London
Vermillion Boys
Roosevelt
Hendhyss
Campobella
Frank Walker
Hoover
Daves
Norman-Davis
Senate
Verne C. Miller Named Machine Gunner In Union Station Massacre
Kansas City dispatch reports Verne C. Miller ex sheriff is the machine gunner in the Union Station bloodbath on June 17 he allegedly tried to force Frank Nash s release Weissman another Kansas City figure accompanied him Nash was killed in the shootout four officers and a detective died in the ensuing firefight long investigation traced calls from Hot Springs Ark and Joplin Mo linking Miller to the crime Miller once served as sheriff in South Dakota and was noted to have ties to prior criminal cases and local militia activity.
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Verne C. Miller
Union Station
Kansas City
South Dakota
William Weissman
EB. C. Reppert
Miller
Frank Nash
Weissman
Nash
Reppert
Leavenworth, Kun
Sally Weissman
W. J. Grooms
Grooms
Frank Herminson
Raymond J. Caffrey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Otto Reed
McAlester
Okla
Hot Springs
Ark
Joplin
Weiss
Husband Refuses To Speak Divorced In Chicago Case
Mrs Exct ra Ginger testified before Judge Joseph Sabath that her husband refused to speak for a year then spoke twice without revealing words. She said he remained silent for another year amid alleged cruelty. The court granted a decree.
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Chicago
Exctra Ginger
Joseph Sabath
Ginger
Farmers Seek Feed Relief in Beadle County Meeting
Beadle County Farm Holiday association sponsored a large meeting to organize livestock relief amid drought. Dr. C. 15 Betts presided as the Beadle group urged immediate aid, forming a committee led by Charles Worrall to seek county land for pasturing work horses and lower shipping rates. Township meetings will survey feed needs statewide, with chairmen named locally and duties coordinated by Worrall. Tax discussions accompanied the session as farmers pressed relief requests before the July county commission meeting.
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Beadle County Farm Holiday Association
C. 15. Betts
County Holiday Association
Circuit Court
Charles Worrall
B. J. Walter
Ysle
James Murphy
Worrall
Board of Commissioners
Harriman Mental Examination Planned in Court
In New York counsel for Joseph W. Harriman awaiting trial for alleged misuse of funds of Harriman National Bank and Trust Company plan to seek a court appointment of a commission to determine Harriman's mental state. The Harriman trial may resume after another case concludes, potentially later today.
Struck by Car Injures Local Youth Vincent McIntosh
Vincent McIntosh, 14 year old son of John McIntosh, was struck by a car yesterday afternoon on a pavement. He suffered fractured ribs and minor cuts and bruises and was taken to a local hospital where he was reported in satisfactory condition today.
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Vincent McIntosh
John McIntosh
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Moses
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Campobello
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Kimball
Lester
Bugs’ Moran
Beadle County
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Alds
Milt Balsiger
Sheriff
Wessex
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