Spanish Republic Faces Rough Path
Madrid reports deepening rifts on both sides of the political spectrum as the new republic prepares for June elections. Analysts warn the cabinet nearly broke up over right and left tensions, with factions eyeing power, while communists and radical workers seek gains for future national contests and a constitutional framework looms after July assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spein
New Republic
Constituent Assembly
Alcala Zamora
Miguel Maura
Alejandro Lerroux
Berenguer
Primo de Rivera
Republic
Landowners Get Protection From Seizure Policy
Mexico City reports President Ortiz Rubio seeking congressional action to guarantee agricultural properties against seizure. Congress approves a measure exempting large remaining estates, aiming to stabilize crops. Public figures note crop declines since 1910, imputing blame to agrarian unrest and land tenure fears impacting planting and harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diaz
Ortiz Rubio
Congress
Mexico
Gonzalo Bautista
Chamber of Deputies
Porfirio Diaz
Rice Price Drop Brings Uprising
London reports turmoil in Burma as rice prices plunge hit farmers hard. Falling prices press living standards just above poverty, prompting unrest among Burmese agricultural workers. Indian and Chinese contract labor shifts spark economic conflicts, with outbreaks leading to mass departures. Kent seeks to calm with farm loans, tax relief, and stronger police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Kent
Pan American customs union proposed by Chilean foreign minister
Chilean foreign minister Antonio Planet says a Pan American customs union could benefit the United States and Canada. He envisions including all American nations with reduced tariffs under mutual study agreements, possibly coordinated at the 1932 Pan American congress or a Washington conference. Canada could join despite not being a current member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
United States
Canada
Antonio Planet
Planet
Latin America
Hemisphere
Montevideo
Washington
Tober
Pan- American Union
Drought aid talks set for Williston farmers
Washington reports special agent John G. Brown will arrive in Williston North Carolina tomorrow night to explain government drought relief through credit corporations to northwestern farmers. He will meet with county leaders at Minot North Dakota after the Williston conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hyde
Williston
N. C
Northwest
John G. Brown
Minot
M. D
Pageant Will Show Progress At Century of Progress Exposition
Harvey J. Sconce, veteran farmer and plant breeder, guides a Chicago Century of Progress exhibit mapping 100 years of agriculture. On a 2500 acre farm near Danville Illinois he pioneered corn varieties, bred plants by hand pollination, and served as Illinois Agricultural Association president. The exhibit traces food production from primitive methods to modern machine age across 150 products, with dedicated zones for scientific progress and raw product growth. Groups of producers, manufacturers and distributors will collaborate to stage the displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harvey J. Sconce
Danville
Sconce
Ilinois Agricultural Association
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Seonce
Milady
Value Of Sound Films In Schools Is Studied
President Hoover asks state governors to cooperate with the office of education to assess sound films for public school instruction. Walter Newton requests state superintendents to select a student to travel to Washington in July for tests at George Washington University and evaluation of film use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Office of Education
Walter Newton
George Washington University
Five Pay Fines For Excessive Speeding In Huron
Five motorists appeared before Municipal Judge Dick Haney and paid five dollar fines for first time speeding violations. Names include A L Brewster Alpena Herbert Leighton BR E Lane G H Whitney and BR W Melburn all of Huron. Huntworth is slated before the judge today. Thomas Graham of Huron was fined twenty five dollars for reckless driving last week as part of the campaign to curb speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Haney
Huron
A. L. Brewster
Alpena
Herbert Leighton
BR. E. Lane
G. H. Whitney
BR. W. Melburn
Huntworth
Thomas Graham
No Trace Found Of Oil Station Thugs
No trace had been found today or thieves who broke into the National Refining company's warehouse at Second street and Wyoming avenue Sunday night on Monday morning. Chief of Police A. W. Hopkins today expressed the belief that the thugs who
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Refining Company
Second Street
Wyoming Avenue
A. W. Hopkins
Local thieves steal $15 in coupon books eyed by police
A back window was pried open and $15 in coupon books stolen by suspects described as local talent. The chief said officers are watching for them and believe financially pressed individuals wanted gas to run an automobile. Refining company officials notified all stations and sub stations in the area and instructed employees to watch for the numbered coupons.
City Commission Quiet Meeting Planned in Huron
The Huron city commission plans a quiet meeting tonight with only routine business likely to be discussed. Officials doubt the new milk ordinance will be on the agenda unless unexpected committees arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Huron
Sidney W. Pascall Elected Rotary Head
The 22nd annual Rotary International convention in Vienna opened before 3,000 people including 1,000 delegates and families. Sidney W. Pascal of London was elected president for the coming year by unanimous ballot while Almon E. Roth of Stanford University presided. Oklahoma A&M experts developed a poison to halt army worm damage in soybeans in Craig county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Pascall
Rotary
Vienna
Rotary International
North America
Almon E. Roth
Stanford University
Sidney W. Pascal
London
Okla
Oklahoma A
Marriage Licenses Issued to Five Individuals
Harvey Lee Biggs of Fountain and Laura Mae Williams of De Smet secured a marriage license together. other couples named include Cole and %, with additional details unclear due to text limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lee Biggs
Fountain, Cole
Laura Mae Williams
de Smet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spanish Republic
America
Catherine Alsop
U. S
Firestone
Krummann
Sun Street
Texas Station
North Side
Fair Grounds
Ae Seas
Lydia
Lydia FE. Pinkham
James H. Davis, Jr
East Indianola Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Maytag
Newson
Iowa
Northwestern
Sir Washington Aves North
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pat
Armin
East Third St
Arlington
Dill & Quinn
Artesian
Dams
D. Jones
Brentford
Magist Co. Carpenter
Madsen Bros. Clark
J. M. Restaussen
Cresbard
Jones Hdwe
Ray Sawvell
Mer. DE Smet
Peter O'Hare
Doland
Paine & Paine Howe
Co. Faulkton
Faulkion Hawe Co. Highmore
H. H. Oakley
Iroquois
Armin Maytag
Lake Preston
Gunderson Hawe
Co. Miller
Oldham
C. J. Cook Howe. Co. Pierre, Thompson & Barnes
Tulare
Maytag Co
Wesireton Springs
Zink
Willow Lake
Brennand & Downs
Sore Oso
B.ceedey
Agi Ai
Milwaukee Road
Aberdeen
Dak
O. F. Waller
Milwauker Road
S. Oak
Twin Cities
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Otte Milwaukee Road
Rockies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!