Germany Demands Revision Of Versailles Pact At Conference
At Lausanne Germany and allied powers opened talks on reparations with Chancellor von Papen demanding revision of the Versailles treaty as a prerequisite for Germany’s participation in rebuilding the world economy. He pressed to erase discriminations in the treaty and to establish security and economic equilibrium in a broader reconstruction effort. Prime Minister MacDonald sought compromises but last night failed to bridge gaps between German and Allied positions.
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Curtis Declares Will Say Plenty About Kidnap Case
In New Jersey, Curtis prepares to testify about alleged lies and contact with the Lindbergh kidnapers. A ship builder’s attorney indicates Curtis will take the stand soon. Witness Edmund Bruce details Curtis’s accusations and names associates linked to the case.
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Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Thursday with no clear temperature change. South Dakota outlook shows variable conditions, with a west portion forecast for Thursday evening. Delivery service note mentions an Evening Huronlite by 6:38 PM and a Western Union contact at 422.
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Burglars Loot Baptist Leader's Home in Sioux Falls
Rev. R. J. Lloyd, evangelist director for South Dakota Baptists, returned from a Black Hills trip to discover burglars had taken nearly all furniture from 1003 Kansas Ave SE. A truck backed to the door, a pass key used, and items including a rug, davenport, chairs, curtains, linen, and silverware were stolen, valued around 250 dollars. Police investigate and try to locate the loot. no insurance noted.
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Stafford Heads State Sportsmen Waltonians Elect Huronian President
Georges Stafford of Huron was elected president and W. E. Perreuaud of Sioux Falls re elected secretary treasurer of South Dakota division of the Izaak Walton league at the closing session of a three day state convention at Stony Point Lake Kampeska Madison was chosen at the 1993 convention Directors and officers for three districts were elected Merle J Brown Sioux Falls first district vice president J W Cluett Lake Andes M F Carpenter Mitchell and C C Wagner Madison second district vice president Ward Waltz Brookings Frank Lieh Aberdeen Robert D Jones Milbank Dr Hi J Bartron Watertown third district vice president Dr G C Redfield Rapid City P O Beattline Winner L E Highly Hot Springs and Hanson Rosebud were named directors Next year s convention invites extended by Huron Madison and Sioux Falls Continue Hearing The Spearfish trout hatchers slated for abandonment will be continued according to the law announcement by E J Foster Salt Lake Utah district supervisor of the federal bureau of fishers in South Dakota He urged Waltonian chapters to promote small fish ponds on farms to boost the state s fish supply.
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W. E. Perreuaud
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Stony Point
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Sioux Falls
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Mitchell
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Ward Waltz
Brookings
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Aberdeen
Robert D. Jones
Milbank
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Third District
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Rapid City
P.O. Beattline
L. E. Highly
Hot Springs
Hanson
Rosebud
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Salt Lake
Utah
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Hoover Approves New Postal Rates
Washington June 23 Hoover signed three bills approving new postal rates expected to raise about 10 000 600 annually. One bill sets postage for same district delivery, another fixes indemnity limits for domestic registered mail, and a third prescribes fees and limits for domestic insured and collect-on-delivery mail of third and fourth classes.
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Train Derailment Fatal To Itinerants Near Castle Rock
Six itinerants died in yesterday's Santa Fe fruit train wreck near Castle Rock Colorado. Crews believed one or two more bodies could be found. Names listed include Calvin Kaugle Ashland Kentucky and Everett Knox Colorado Springs. Two others remain unidentified. In Washington, the Hawes Cutting bill for Philippine independence began Senate consideration after appropriations action.
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Ashland
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Hollidays Cove
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Colorado Springs
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Washington
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Decision on Twine Aid For S D Farmers Soon
South Dakota officials expect a decision within a day or two on funding to provide binding twine for farmers. State secretary Layson G Troth and Governor Greeft urge action after a telegram from Congressman C A Christopherson. Dealers refuse sale or credit. Hyde’s stance on a satisfactory arrangement may unlock loans. Senator Norbeck notes federal action hinges on price and collections this fall.
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Senate approves 40001 for world monetary talks
The Senate voted 45 to 8 to authorize 4001 to join a world monetary conference, rejecting Hoover’s call for 46009 for a broader international economic gathering. Proponents cited silver interests, while Borah and others doubted any such conference would be convened this year in London.
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Newspapermen Wake Hurley With Night Call
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley returned from a Kansas City business trip and sped to Washington after deciding to spend the night in Dayton. His arrival at Bolling Field went unrecorded, prompting frantic press checks until a call to his Leesburg home woke him at 3 am. He quipped at reporters about waking him for misreadiness.
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Shrine auxiliary to ship razor blades to Minneapolis hospital
Mrs A B Blake president announces a shipment of razor blades to the Shrine hospital for crippled children in Minneapolis in a few days. She requests all who save blades to gather them this week. Shrine auxiliary meetings are suspended during July and August.
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Howes Named Floor Leader
Howes named national committeeman for South Dakota and assistant floor leader for Roosevelt at the Democratic National Convention. James A. Farley announced the appointment as part of the Roosevelt campaign effort. W. W. Howes of Huron will work with Arthur F. Mullen of Omaha and seven others to aid floor management. The South Dakota delegation also discusses the veterans bonus issue, with W. W. Howes expressing support. Delegation rules allow individual votes on the matter, exempt from the unit rule except on bonus and prohibition.
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Dispute Delays Opening Of Democratic Platform Session
In Chicago on June 23 a heated dispute over prohibition delayed the opening of the Democratic platform committee session for two hours. Dissenters pushed to repeal the Volstead Act, seeking immediate modification, while the majority resisted. A second clash concerned the form of the silver declaration, with Gov. Murray of Oklahoma proposing a broadened tentative plank that the committee did not adopt.
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Texaco hurler Meller fires second no hit game in league
Watertown June 2 Meller of the Texaco team pitched his second no hit and no run game of the season last night shutting out the Sten league leading Swift Packers 4 to 0. He was credited with 15 strike outs.
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Traylor Campaign Denies Offer to Withdraw Support
Chicago June 29. The Traylor campaign manager Scofield says an unidentified man claiming to be a Roosevelt worker offered him ten thousand dollars to sign a withdrawal statement naming Traylor. Scofield refused and warned the man not to return. Roosevelt aides deny any authority for such actions and call the tale ridiculous.
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Roosevelt May Fly To Demo Convention
Albany dispatch reports a chartered 13 passenger plane near Albany to fly Governor Franklin D Roosevelt to the Chicago convention if nominated. The craft would cover Albany to Chicago in under nine hours. Roosevelt had previously dismissed the notion with a joke about a submarine.
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Metcalfe declines Democrat vice presidential bid
Chicago June 3 The Omaha mayor Rich ard L Metcalf says he will not seek the Democratic vice presidential nomination He urges Nebraska’s delegation to back General M A Tinley of Council Bluffs while noting his friendship with Tinley and pledging to help Tinley’s prospects.
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Omaha
Nebraska
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Roosevelt says no prohibition plank in party platform
In Chicago on June 29 a Roosevelt campaign statement asserted Gov. Franklin Roosevelt has no prohibition plank to offer at the Democratic Convention. The campaign manager said delegates should vote their conscience on prohibition, describing the policy as hands off and stressing it is the delegates’ right to decide. Farley echoed the stance that Roosevelt has no prohibition position.
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Democrats Face Prohibition Clash At Convention
Chicago June 29. After hours of wrangling the Democratic resolutions committee adopted a prohibition plank backing repeal and a modification of the Volstead act. Supporters of submission plan to present a minority report tonight and press a floor fight as the full convention tarries.
Curb Is Placed On Convention Talkers
Chicago observers report a rule limiting Democratic convention speeches. Twenty minutes per candidate for nomination debates would total about two hours and 40 minutes, plus five minutes per seconding speech, potentially four hours, with marching demonstrations exempt from the limit.
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Roosevelt Convention Faces Liquor Debate In Platform
The Democratic National Convention wrestles with prohibition as it debates whether to submit repeal to the states or press for ratification. Roosevelt leaders push toward a plan, while southern delegations resist, and Walsh leads repeal supporters in a charged morning session alongside farm plank disagreements.
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