Controversy Over Seaway Treaty Likely To Be Issue
ALBANY July 21 The Seaway treaty dispute in New York rises as a potential early campaign issue for Governor Roosevelt. The New York Power Authority led by Frank Walsh sent a strong missive to Roosevelt criticizing Hoover and accusing the federal government of misstatements about treaty negotiations. The letter cites Casite and press remarks and urges the governor to stop further correspondence with the administration to protect state rights and timing claims.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Brenklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Frank P. Walsh
Hoover
Roosevelt
Aajid
State Department
St. Lawrence
Crastle
Canada
Power Authority
Nations
St. Lawrence Seaway
Governm
St. Lawrance
Mussolini Begins His Added Duties
In Rome on July 71 Premier Mussolini started handling extra tasks after a cabinet shakeup. He visited the foreign affairs ministry at 8 am to assume the desk once held by Dino Grandi and then moved to take over the responsibilities of the ministry of corporations. In London on July 21 Dino Grandi, who resigned as foreign minister, was reportedly seeking appointment as Italy's ambassador to Great Britain with formal inquiries confirming possible posting.
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Rome
Mussolini
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Dino Grandi
Grandi
Ministry of Corporations
Bay Be
Savoy
London
Italy
Great Britain
Signor Grandi
Basley Reported In Jail In Sioux Falls
Basley, a Huron youth, is jailed in Sioux Falls after a federal arrest for alleged violation of the Mana act. Police say he took a firearm from Watertown into Minnesota. He was previously jailed in Watertown on a similar race charge and reportedly escaped from custody.
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Baseley
Sioux Falls
Harry Norman Bapelay
Watemotile
Kapess
Neems
Wetertown
Minnasus
Watertown
Fragmentary court report hints at a heated argument
A garbled courtroom snippet hints at a tense dispute with a heated exchange between parties. Key names and details are unreadable, leaving only a sense of courtroom contention and procedural engagement without clear outcomes.
Ocean Seaway Cut Will Rework Great Lakes Grain Trade
New York July 21 The St Lawrence Seaway project would bring ocean ships inland to Duluth, shortening distances from Hur on to the sea. The plan promises 26 million tons of cargo and 2 million horsepower for New York state and Ontario, with a 900 million dollar deep channel cost and six mile canal with locks on the American side near Barnhart Island. Governor Roosevelt seeks public ownership of power. President Hoover declined.
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New York
Middle West
Huron
St. Lawrence
Galveston
Duluth
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Hoover
Barnhart Island
Chain of Lakes
Beven
Caroline Is Born On Street Car Line
In Chicago on July 21 a baby girl named Caroline was born on a street car to Mrs. Sarah Johnson. Conductor IM W Steinmeier assisted by clearing the car and summoning a doctor. Both mother and child were taken to a hospital for care.
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Caroline
Chicago
Sarah Johnson
IM. W. Steinmeier
Doc Tor
I C C Approves Railway Mergers in East Plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a plan by the four principal eastern trunk line railroads to consolidate all points east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and the North Carolina line with modifications The Wabash seaboard system was dropped and the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Monon was partly allocated to Baltimore and Ohio The plan creates an independent system around the Delaware and Hudson and assigns interests in the Troy Union and Wilkes-Barre Connecting railroads to two-thirds and half stakes respectively.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohie River
North Carolina State Line
Commission
Chisagor Indianapolis and
Louisville
Monon
Baltimore and Ohio
Delaj Ware
Hadeon
Troy Union Railroad Company
Wilkes-Barre Comnecting Railreed Company
Fragmented OCR: Potouieans dispute leading to arrest
Unclear OCR fragment describes a dispute and potential detention or accusation. Readable names, dates, and places are not discernible, leaving only a minimal hint of a legal or dramatic incident without verifiable specifics.
Shadow Of Gandhi Moves At Parley
Ottawa report notes Gandhi influence at a parley with India boycott impact on trade. It cites UK to India shipments totaling £19175.38 for quarter ended March 31, 1930, dropping to £3,498,096 later due to the boycott, with India’s stance and colonial dynamics shaping the talks.
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Gandhi
India
Sither Gerenland
Exowe
United Kingdom
Hope to Reorganize Rapid City Bank
In Rapid City on July ten the Pennington County Bank and provision of the memorandum men capital is a practical possibility. The state banking department will welcome a move to reorganize and will support the depositors under the law. K A Recon, state superintendent of banking, spoke as the municipal auditor here last night.
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Rapid City Bank
Rapid City
Pennington County Bank
State Banking Department
K A. Recon
Flowers Home Orphans Sent To Woonsocket
An AMRUEEY report notes 22th case involving flowers home orphans sent to Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket Amrueey
Fragmentary OCR News Item Returns No Clear Event
A garbled OCR passage provides few readable names or facts. It mentions no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes. The piece appears as incomplete notes without a discernible news item or action.
New Dictat In Prussia Causes Heavy Resistance
Berlin reports a smooth move toward dictatorship with a presidential decree but strong undercurrents of resistance. Franz Bracht will govern Prussia under federal control as Karl Severing declines to bow to arrest, prompting a full cabinet overhaul. Police chief Crzesinski and aides face formal action for defying the federal order. Bavarian and Saxony authorities debate the legitimacy while Essen officials resist removing the mayor. Adjutant Biter urges continued dictatorship in Bremen.
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Berlin
Franz Bracht
von Papen
Karl
Severing
Bavariades
Prussia
Supreme Court
Saxony
Essen
Social Democratic Bloc
Herr. Bracht
Issen
Bremen
Adgu
Biter
Pergetanes
Hans Schnoor Dies After Long Illness
Hans Henrick Schnoor, 61, died here last night after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the Ingon Chapel, Rev. Alfred Trenerry in charge, with burial in the nearby cemetery. The Odd Fellows lodge will preside. He belonged to Jats River lodge No. 3, O. O. F. Star Zin eampmerit No. 10, and Rebekah lodge No. 9, Huron, and Modern Woodmen of America. Born in Schleswig Germany, he is survived by five children: Mrs. Hilda Houck Miller, Alvin Schnoor Sioux Falls, Marie Schnoor, Malvin Schnoor, and Eather Schnoor Stelline.
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Hans Henrick Schnoor
Ingon Chapel
Alfred
Trenerry
Ove
Behnoor
Rebekah Lodge
Huron
Modern
Woodmen of America
Schleswig
Germany
Hilda Houck
Miller
Alvin Schnoor
Sioux Wails
Marie Schnoor
Malvin Schnoor
Eather Schnoor
Zstelline
Radio Agencies Order Approved for Field Service
A $490 000 appropriation was approved along with funds for a new field service division under Thad H Brown, as officials voted to advance communication efforts and streamline operations amid ongoing agency efforts and political debates.
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Washington
HAM
Tste
Tevive
Thad H. Brown
More Years of Asking and ECG Hag Good
A fragment notes ongoing questions about medical testing and patient monitoring. It references years of experience and voices concern over the effectiveness and timing of diagnostic procedures. No firm conclusion is stated.
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Ing
Nightly Cool Spell Granits Mercury Readings
A Northwest breeze cooled Deadwood and nearby towns as the mercury dropped to around 64 to 67 degrees overnight. Sioux Falls saw relief after days of heat with a low near 67 as rain and cooler winds moved in. West River regions reported scattered showers aiding crops, with Philip at 58 and Edge mont at 82, and total yearly rainfall near 1292 inches per government records.
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Sioux Falls
Esther
West River
Rapid City
Philp
Deadwood
Philip
Edgemont
Alliance
Labor Favors Five Day Week and Six Hour Day
A fragment from a 1930s Atlantic City column notes labor leaders backing a five day work week with six hours per day. The text mentions rest periods and workplace reforms as part of ongoing labor discussions.
Expect Two Million In Federal Aid For Roads
Pierre July 21 Approximately two million dollars in emergency federal aid will be available to South Dakota for road building. The funds come from a 1200000 emergency aid package approved by Congress and can be used to match state funds or regular federal aid. About six hundred thousand dollars of this year's regular aid remains unmatched, and the emergency money may be applied to next year’s work if needed. Repayment begins in 1938 over ten years and is similar to a prior emergency grant repaid by 1938. Governor Green will decide on broader borrowing, while the highway commission plans to meet with federal official Ostrander to sort emergency allocations for about 6000 miles of federal aid highways.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Congress
George Henry
Highway Commission
Commission
Verne Rayburn
Highway
Green
A. L Ostrander
St. Paul
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Qstrander
H. C. ‘Hathaway
Snell Calls Federal Tax Refunds Absurd in Debate
Washington says Snell rejected Democrat O Connor's claim that the administration treasury financed Democratic campaign funds via tax refunds. He argued the assertion is as absurd as Democratic charges that Republicans benefited. He cited Democrats receiving large refunds, naming Roosevelt, Alfred E. Smith, Rayburn, Barnes, Davis, and Dupont with multi‑million figures.
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Snell
Washington
Tuyal Ays
Treasury
Potsdam
New York
O'Connor
House
Republiccamp
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Sith
John J. Raykob
Bernard M. Barneit
John W. Davis
Pierre S. Dupont
Insurance Firm Is Incorporated Here
Articles of Incorporation for the State Benefit Life association of Huron have been filed with the secretary of state. Incorporators are Georges W. Wright George M. Townsend Irwin A. Churchill and J.C. Shirley of Huron and J. Pruitt of Falkton. The association organized without capital stock will handle insurance policies on easement plans.
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Pierre
State Benefit Life Association of
Huron
Secretary of State
Georges W. Wright
George M. Townsend
Irwin A. Churchill
J.C. Shirley
J. 3. Pruitt
Falkton
Stop Attempt To Put Ibanez Back Into Power
Santiago reports the government claims to have crushed a plot to reinstall former President Carlos Ibanez and arrested three associates. A heavy guard surrounds the former dictator FaDeh’s home after his exile return from Argentina. Local dispatch notes officials and veterans of foreign wars events in North Dakota with names Patterson and Bray appearing in scattered items.
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Ibanez
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Ibanex
FaDeh
Argentina
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