Pact Debate Dominates Senate Over London Naval Treat y
Washington July 16 The senate debate on the London naval treaty centers on opposition and pro treaty factions. Admin leaders expect a final ratification vote next week as quorum pledges ease worries. Norris reservation to protect treaty integrity remains key in the discussions.
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Senate
Watson
Indiana
Johnson
Alifemia
Mme Kellar
Tennessee
Great Britain
Sensator Norris
Nebraska
Seek To End Strikes In Montana Arbitration Effort
In Evute Montana volunteers from employers and labor unions met to plan a settlement to a general strike that has halted business since Saturday. About 1,500 workers have been sent home as the clash over wage cuts and union action widens. The preliminary talks followed a week of watchful waiting as both sides sought a way to resume operations and end the stoppage that left only essential stores open.
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Mont
Toda
Realties Wich
Silver Bow
Cle
Monaghan Takes Early Lead in Montana Democratic Primary
Helena dispatch reports 82 of 462 precincts counted showing Joseph P. Monaghan leading John M. Evans 3336 to 3176 for the Democratic nomination in Montana's First District. Albert J. Galen leads Republican Senate race 12,592 to 12,? for O. H. P. Shelley with 308 precincts reported. Seat Leavitt unopposed in Second District.
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Helena
Mont
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Congress
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Albert J. Gatex
Associated Justice
State Supreme Court
O. H P. Shelley
Hed Lodge
United States
Galen
Shelley
Thomas J. Walsh
Leavitt
Huron Golfers Set for State Meet at County Club
Aberdeen July 165 With preparations under way for the state golf meet twenty three of South Dakota's top golfers announced they will compete. Defending champion Walter Madden of Pierre faces challengers Otis Lindbloom Ralph Porter Dick Gage Jim Coombs George Wilson Tom Lawtess John Ruhe and others from Sioux Falls Mobridge Watertown and Aberdeen. Local entrants include Sid Bute D L Braskamp Charles Howard William Sheehan Dr Auchampach and more as the field gathers for July 21 to 25 at the county club course.
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Aberdeen
Country Club
South Dakota
Walter Madden
Pierre
Otis Lindbloom
Ralph Porter
Dick Gage
Jim Coombs
Safe Up For Proving New York Safe Destruction Lab
The Underwriters Labers announces a bomb proof for blowing up safes. The shelter exists in an abandoned rock quarry at Lamont DL protected by a seven foot cliff and rock barricades. Safes are wrecked to learn which resist burglary best. Holes are made with torches and drills. Nitroglycerine is manufactured on the site in a special laboratory and tested by blasting steel shafting.
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Oziss
Lamont
Rout Kidnaping Gang in 2 Years
Detroit police crack a two year extortion and kidnapping ring that terrorized residents. Seven gang members are jailed, four are in custody, and five remain at large after the slaying of cab owner Jimmy Walters exposed the operation led by the Cass kidnapping case. Detectives traced payoffs and uncoved the leaders through Walters testimony before his death. The arrested include Joseph Laman Henry Andrew Frank Hohfer Edward Wiles Andrew Germano Roy Cornelius and Jimmy Kane. Four others were rounded up and five more remain free.
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Detroit
Walters
David Cass
Sng
Joseph Laman
Henry Andrew
Frank Hohfer
Edward Wiles
Andrew Germano
Roy Cornelius
Jimmy Kane
Aviatrix Teaches A Class Of Girls In St Louis
Mrs May Haizlip a pioneer in women aviation teaches a class of women the basics of flying. She argues female instructors offer clearer instruction and reduces fear of looking silly among girl fliers. Her career began as a girl and she trained in Oklahoma City. Her husband is also an aviator and she has had no accidents. The most serious incident was a forced landing due to a leaking gasoline line with minimal injury.
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ST. Louis
May Haizlip
Haizlip
Haizip
Siris
al Haystack Sunhart
Oklahoma City
3 000 000 Children Have Defective Ears
Cambridge report to the American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing says a summer campaign restored normal hearing to about a quarter of examined cases. Martha S. Mason notes 56,865 children across 1,520 sites were screened in 1929, with 563 hearing defects corrected and an estimated 60,000 school children affected.
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Cambridge
Mass
American Federation of Organizations
Martha S. Mason
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
United States
Riots in Alexandria Leave 14 Dead and Many Injured
Report from Alexandria details 14 killed including an Italian and 13 natives, 56 seriously and 65 lightly injured in clashes between strikers and police. Post mortem cites heart failure for the Italian. Government forces suffered casualties. 147 arrested, many youths.
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Alexandria
Airway Circuit System Checks Planes Progress
The aeronautics branch of the commerce department has begun a radio and telegraph based system to report aircraft progress on government airways. Hourly weather data, arrivals and departures, and plane positions are broadcast to stations from New York to San Francisco and other routes, enabling searches if planes miss scheduled times.
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Department of Commerce
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Seattle
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Wash
Fort Worth
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Oklahoma City
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Wichita
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la Crosse
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Atlanta
Listen For Tremor In Call Of Cricket
New York experts demonstrate how a cricket chirp is not a continuous note but a rapid sequence of three to four sounds. Using film analysis at the American Museum of Natural History, researchers show pauses in the cricket call last from 1 to 25 thousandths of a second, defining the limit of human ear distinguishability.
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Call of Cricket
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Frank E. Lutz
W. R. Hisks
Muscura
Rubber Seed Meal Helps Milk Cows at Virginia Tech
Blacksburg Virginia dairy researchers C W Heldaway and Dr W B Ellett report that rubber seed meal, a by product from para rubber seeds, boosts milk production in dairy cows. Experiments show rubber seed meal yields higher milk flow than linseed meal due to its high protein content and abundant supply.
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Blacksburg
C. W. Heldaway
W. B., Ellett
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
U S Effort To Steady Wheat
U S Farm Board presses for acreage reduction as world commodity prices falter. Withholding and weak production control spark surpluses in coffee rubber and sugar, spurring calls to curb output. Brazil and Britain cited for past stabilization attempts. prices plunge to century lows.
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F. B. Colton
Associated Press
New York
U. S. Farm Board
Farm Board
Hyde
Brazil
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Stevenson
Grave Digging Taught By Harvard Scientists
Harvard researchers establish a basement burial lab at Peabody Museum in Cambridge to train students in prehistoric grave digging. Two seven by seven foot earth boxes hold stone age graves with fossilized bones and replicas of tools. students practice careful excavation to locate relics.
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Harvard
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Weather outlook and temps for Huron area
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Hourly temps range from 68 in the morning to near 95 by mid morning. Minnesota mostly cloudy with cooler readings in north and central parts, South Dakota mostly fair with slight cooling locally, and Iowa mostly fair then unsettled Thursday.
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Huron
Minnesota
Towa
Road Weather Report Fragments From Plains States
Road report fragments list cities including Mitchell Watertown Yankton Sioux Falls Huron Aberdeen Rapid City Pierre with highs ranging from 4 to 102 and lows from 17 to 70. Precipitation noted in several entries. roads described as good and clear in most listings.
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Watertown
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Pierre
Frog Buried Two Years Found Alive in Wall
Workmen clearing a concrete wall near San Dimas California reported finding a live frog wedged under the hard mass after two years buried there. The discovery occurred in July in the town as local officials noted the unusual survival.
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San Dimas
Cal
Frog Found After Two Years In Cement Block
A frog encased in cement laid two years ago was found by workers. Reportedly translucent yet otherwise normal, the creature reportedly needed no aid as it surfaced from the cement with no injury.
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