Tardieu Seeks Cabinet Tomorrow Amid Truce Plan
Paris reports Premier designate Andre Tardieu aims to unveil a full cabinet tomorrow despite radical socialist opposition to his three month truce idea. He claims enough votes from radicals will secure a chamber majority and pledged to resign after key issues are settled. Also notes naval conference talks stall as French stance blocks progress and US Japan talks focus on cruiser ratios.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
France
MS Tardien
M. Herriot Cone
Radi
M. Tardieu
M. Herriot
Community Notices and Social Gatherings Across Carpenter Area
Residents report a series of social events and local movements: Mrs George Fansch hosted a Ladies Aid gathering with a tench meal. Mrs Nels Madsem held a Wednesday card party with Clara Board winning high and Mrs Oscar Carlson consolation. Freq Nelsen and family moved eight miles southeast from HL Dehlstrom farm. Dewy Ward hosted a dinner for Percy Davenhill Frank Thomason families and George Davenport kin. Davenport family left for Timber Lake. Claud Lombard and Alveda Dupree visited friends here. Wilson Ratliff and Mrs Yver Iverson made a Willow Lake business trip. E T Sheridan and Gerald returned from Huron. Mary Carpenter and Luke hosted talks by W A Hicks and Frank Crouse. Scouts Harold Lyle Alfred Ruth Sasse listed basketball at Willow Lake. Eva Whitledge visited friends in Huron. Nels Madser and Mrs George Seliers motored to Huron. Charles Dudley, buyer of Fortener garage, moved into Fortener house and will use garage for business. George Hansch and Maynard Denman family visited. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs Frank Nielsen home. Mrs Frank Sievert of Willow Lake visited Carpenter. Oss Clara Board attended junior high play at Clark. Girls in Japanese mills reportedly earn about 335 a month in wages.
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George Fansch
Nels Madsem
Clara Board
Oscar Carlson
Huron
Carpenter
Luke
W. A. Hicks
Frank Crouse
Harold and
Lyle Scoutin
Alfred
Ruth Sasse
Willow Lake
Eva Whitledge
Nels Madser
George Seliers
Charles Dudley
Fortener
Forter
George Hansch
Maynard Denman
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Homme
Frank Nielsen
Frank Sievert
Oss Clara
Clark
Taft Condition Improves Slightly Morning Bulletin Says
Washington March 1 The condition of William Howard Taft was reported slightly improved by physicians at 11 40 am The bulletin noted a moderate rise in blood pressure and a continued fall over three days Taft spoke today for the first time in three days recognizing his son Robert A Taft Doctors Hagner and Claytor signaled any improvement could be temporary with recovery unlikely Taft remains under careful watch as public sympathy flows and officials monitor his status
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Washington
William Howard Yatt
Francis R. Hagner
Thomas A. Claytor
Ian
Taft
Robert A. ‘Taft
Mr. ‘Taft
White House
Francis R. Magner
Thomas A.claytor
Two Killed In Madman Fight In Defiance
In Defiance a five hour siege ends with two dead and three wounded. Hubert Floehr, 60, an escaped inmate from the Toledo state asylum, and his wife Augusta, 55, were killed after Floehr exchanged fire with police and state officials. Injured include Police Chief Carl A. Wearner, Newel Littlefield 23, and William Chappell 54. A Defiance howitzer and dynamite blasts finally forced entry. Floehr was killed.
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Oda
Lyk
Sre
Hubert Floehr
Toledo
Augusta
National Guard
Carl A. Weaner
Newel Littlefield
Lar Defiance College
William Chappell
Chappel
Floehr
Littlefield
Wearner
Elela
Flocir
Elsie
Petersburgh
W. Va
William
Two Men Die at Railroad Crossing in Rock Valley
Rock Valley Iowa March 1 Two men died at a railroad crossing when a Milwaukee line passenger train from Chicago to Sioux Falls struck their automobile. The victims are Joseph Barry 24 and Julius Horst Barry son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Barry Sr The two men were alive when found but died en route to Canton.
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Rock Valley
Iowa
Milwaukee
Chicago
Sioux
Falls
Joseph Barry
Julius Horst
Barry
Horst
Canton
Injured Men Die, One Suspected Dead in Train Crash
Harold Anderson, 23, died in a local hospital after a Wabash train struck their automobile in Council Bluffs Iowa. Harry Capon, 30, remained in serious condition with a crushed skull. The collision occurred while they were returning to their rooming house after visiting a friend.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Harold Anderson
Harry Capon
Anderson
Capon
Conde and Turton People Share Community News
Conde residents greet Mrs. J E Ellis visiting daughter Miss Margaret Elis a local high school teacher. Funeral held for eight year old Robert Fortin in Turton. families attend in Aberdeen and Langford. Community events include card party at Municipal building and a joint Legion Auxiliary meeting.
Wreck Claims Thirteenth Interurban Victim In Kenosha
Kenosha Wisconsin reports the thirteenth fatality from last Sunday night’s interurban wreck. Taylor Kalimire, 28, a Chicago jeweler, died from internal injuries yesterday. He was the employer and fiancée of Evelyn Metzger, whose body was among the first recovered from the wreckage of the North Shore line train.
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Kenosha
Wis
Taylor Kalimire
Chicago
Kallmire
Evelyn Metzger
North Shore Line
Justice Of Peace- Evanston Quick Fine For Student
Mrs Virginie Fling was arraigned for speeding before Justice James M. Corcoran in Evanston Illinois. The judge offered a low fine for a Northwest ern University student who said she was broke. He paid the two dollar amount himself and quipped that such is what he gets for going to college.
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Evanston, Ill
James.m. Corcoran
Virginie Fling
Justice Corcoran
Northwestern, University
Miss Fling
Proposed Cotton Tariff To Senate
Washington 1914 The Democratic independent Republican coalition held control as the Senate debated a proposal to tax long staple cotton on the free list. Oil duties failed 39 to 27 with protests of lobbying by the American Independent Petroleum Producers association. Desert coalition formed as seven Democrats deserted to back the oil tariff while eight Republicans opposed. Debate then shifted to a seven tenths per pound tariff on long staple cotton if removed from the free list.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Hag ' Bow
American Independent Petroleum Producers Association
United States
Blaine
Wisconser
Ihe
Aniae
Franklin
Aten
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Souhwestern
New England
Smoot
Finance Committee
Shortudgs
Republican
California
Snow Plows Rush To Clear Roads Of Heaviest Winter Fall
Central South Dakota endured the warmest February on record as heavy snows blanketed much of the state. Up to ten inches fell with gusty winds, blocking roads from Huron toward Pierre and Mitchell, halting some travel while plows were dispatched to reopen key routes. Local trains ran late and temperatures hovered above zero as crews worked through drifting snow.
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South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Huron
Here
Mitchell
Pierre
South
Dalois
State Highway Commission
Aberdean
North Dakota Line
Mobridge
Redfield
Forest City
Fore City
Newell
Blacket
Mlore
Buren
Foresburg
Watertown
Brookings
Rapid City
Dr James Snook Executed By Electric Chair At Ohio Penitentiary
Dr James H Snook, a former Ohio State veterinary surgery instructor, was executed in the electric chair for killing his student mistress Theora Hix. He faced death calmly, receiving last rites as guards strapped the electrodes. His death came after appeals failed. his body was to be released to his wife Helen Marple Snook.
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Columbus
James H Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio State
Snook
Helen Marple Snook
Ohio Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
Cooper
Airplane Triggers Auburn Prison Break Scare
An airman flying low over Auburn prison prompted a hours long alert as state troopers and national guardsmen manned walls and weapons. Pilot Cy Bittner later said he flew at about 2000 feet with curiosity, causing officials to fear an attack or signal to inmates.
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Ausurn
Stmall
National
Auburn Prison
State Armory
Cy Bittner
Buffalo
Wesleyan Debaters Fall To Scalpers In Debates
Huron college team led by Paul Arthis and Joe Klein sasser defeated Dakota Wesleyan in a decision contest last night. Huron argued for complete world disarmament with police forces. Wesleyan’s team included Giles Bachman and Julian Hartt. Judge was P. J. Harkness of Northern Normal.
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Huron College
Paul Arthis
Huron
Joe Kleinsasser
Yale
Dakota Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Giles Bachman
Wessington Springs
Julian Hartt
Doland
P. J
Township Elections To Be Held Tuesday In Beadle County
Township voters in Beadle County will go to the polls next Tuesday to elect township officers. Each township will choose a clerk and treasurer. Election season officially opens with ballots cast in rural districts.
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Beadle
Chai
Settlement Bid Ties Amarillo Widow to Big Stage Controversy
Amarillo editor Geng Howe heads to New York to settle a dispute over a play claimed to be based on Robert Blake’s life. Howe alleges John Wexley used Blake’s rights without permission, threatening the biggest dramatic hit in New York or a settlement for Mrs Ella Blake of Amarillo, whose son was executed in the state penitentiary.
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Amarillo
Texxas
Mar
Geng Howe
New York
Howe
Robert Blake
Mes
Ella Blake
Blake
American Mercury
Mrs. Blake
John Wexley
Wexley
Evening Huronite Publishes Full Banking Report Text
The Evening Huronite, South Dakota’s only daily, carried the complete banking department report by Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe in its Friday edition. State papers alleged earlier charges were incomplete and requested a full copy, which was sent from Pierre. linotype staff rushed to print the available material for timely distribution.
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Huronite
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Pierre
Ser A
Olson Named Secretary of Parmers Mutual Insurance
V Olson was named secretary of Parmers Mutual Insurance company of Beadle county after directors met in Haven yesterday. The Fairfield township farmer succeeds J H Chase who resigned due to private business demands. Olson will run the farm office but will visit Huron each Saturday afternoon to discuss business with members. He can be reached at Farmers & Merchants bank on Saturdays. Directors decided to fill staff so the company, handling only fire insurance but cooperating with Mutual Tornado Insurance of Lake county, will have three representatives in every township.
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V. Olson
Parmers Mutual Insurance Company
Beadle County
Theganization
Haven
Errio
Fairfield Township
J. H. Chase
Olson
Huron
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mutual Tornado Insurance Company
Lake County
Brazilians Elect President in High-Stakes General Vote
Brazilians went to the polls today to elect a president, vice president, a new house of deputies, and one third of the senate. The country with forty million inhabitants has under six hundred thousand registered voters due to literacy tests, with about one and a half million expected to vote today.
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Janeiro
Mar
House of Deputies
Senate
Republic
Missing Police Magistrate Safe in Oak Park
Oak Park Illinois March 1 45 J M Fernon the 53 year old police judge of Oak Park has been missing since Thursday causing anxiety. A special village board meeting led by President Charles Crysler continued overnight. Crysler said information supported he was safe but he would not reveal his location or reasons. He discounted claims of kidnapping by gangsters or political rivals.
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Oak Park
Ill
J. M. Fernon
Charles Crysler
Chrysler
Feron
Weather More Fair Skies With Colder Nights
South Dakota forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Sunday. A mild rise in daytime readings gives way to somewhat colder nights, with continued cold on Sunday.
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South Dakota
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