Hoover Hopes in UND Press Confirms Close Ties With White House
President Hoover plans regular Tuesday and Friday press conferences with advance written questions and no direct attribution. He aims to expand press relations, consult with correspondents, and balance authorization with background briefings while maintaining a continuing Coolidge-era format.
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Washington
Mar
Gident
Hoover
Coolidge
White House
United States
Waa
Roosevelt
Young Russell Young
Washington Evening Star
Wite House Association
County Favored in 1929 Scheme in Beadle County
Beadle county and South Dakota are favored in the 1929 agricultural outlook with hopes for product prospects at American Legion meetings. The outline lists wheat flax potatoes corn barley oats hay cattle dairy cattle wool eggs and poultry. Anderson, extension director Brookings, will attend both sessions as farmers and merchants from across the county plan to attend, with localities offered chance to attend the outlook meeting tomorrow.
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South Dakota
American Legion
Imtens
Ae Anderson
Brookings
New 32,000 HP Pool Fulton Engine For Springs Plant
Wellington Springs reports Fulton Ironworks of Louis Louis Mo secured the contract to supply a 32 horsepower direct connected generating engine for the municipal light plant. The engine will arrive around June 1 and require an addition to the existing plant. Construction to house the engine will begin as weather improves.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
Mar
Fulton Ironworks
Louis. Mo
Hare
Comet
Pool-Fulton
Physicians Report Patient Passed A Good Night At Paris
Doctors around Marshal Foch reported the patient had a good night and showed more optimism after several difficult days. The update notes improved condition and cautious hope for recovery in the Paris hospital.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Desperate Criminal Escapes Hospital in Chicago
Benjamin Salkin, who escaped from Folsom Prison in California last year, was missing from a psychopathic hospital in Chicago. Described as one of the desperate criminals in the country, he apparently skipped a sanity examination after arrest on January 14 for multiple robberies. He had served eight years of a 25 year sentence before escaping by climbing the prison wall.
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Chicago
Benjamin Salkin
Folsom
California
Salkin
Sélkin
Folaem
Hunt for Killer of Housekeeper Nora Wilson
Miami, Fla March 1 The hunt for Nora Wilson a 40 year old housekeeper and social hostess employed by Guy Loomis the New York investment broker continued as the state begins reconstruction of the death scene. Ennis who testified yesterday said Wilson often threatened to take her life and his. Margaret Cramer a New York show girl and two Loomis yacht crew members were present as witnesses as investigators pursued the theory that an aroused man escorted Wilson to her hotel and followed her to her room after she left him in the lobby.
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Miami
Fla
Nora Wilson
Guy Loomis
New York
Pade County
Florida
Enemis
Margaret Cramer
Loomis
Madine
Armies advance as Mexican conflict spreads north
Reported movements show federal columns under Generals Ortia Meza and Serra Tos advancing from Tamaulipas Coahuila and Nuevo Leon toward Monterey and Saltillo while Veracruz ports fade as rail links to the United States fracture. Borquez claims rebel convergences from Nogales toward interior Mexico and predicts major action in Jalisco or Guanajuato with plans to deter Catholic resistance.
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San Lass. Po
Osi
Eulogio Ortia
Monte Morelos
Nuevo Leon
Matamoraz
Tamaulipas
Braulio Serratos
Salias Victoria
Monterey
Meza
Coahuila
Vera Cruz
Gulf
United States
Firen
Formidable
Tescobuc
Yaca
Emilio Portes
Molnar
Esperanta, Pueblo
Mexico City
Texas
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Queretaro
San Louis Potosi
Ciudad Juarez
Zacateras
San Luis Potosé
Tampico
Tampansipas
Inegrior Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Borquez
Sonora
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Mexico
Ortiz
Chihuaha
Durango
Yorreon
Chihuahua City
Sodora
Sinaloa
Coahwila
Zazatecas
Guadalajara
World Court revision talks eyed by United States
A spokesman for a great power involved in revising the world court statutes says Elihu Root’s proposal for U S participation is practical and negotiable. Discussion before the League council is likely, with dinner talks between Root, Sir Austen Chamberlain, and Sir Cecil Hurst. Concerns about delaying advisory opinions exist but are deemed surmountable through consultation and possible new conference among signatories.
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Geneva
Mar
Elihu Root
United States
World Court
Council of the
League of Nations
Root
Austen Chamberlain
Cecil Hurst
Foreign Office
Aristide Briand
Austen
America
Trucks Without Permit Arrested At Broadland Hearing
Steve Roomsman, charged by a state railroad commission complaint, faced a preliminary hearing this week for hauling hogs and other farm products for farmers without a permit. The misdemeanor carries a potential penalty of a $109 fine. Assistant States Attorney Lea Temmey prosecuted, while Boomsma was represented by Catals.
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Steve
Warraleat Broadland
Elore
State Railroad Commission
Ardenides & Ta
Lea Temmey
Municipal Band Plans Friday Winter Concert at Muren College
The municipal band will rehearse tonight in preparation for a winter concert Friday at 7 30 p m in the Muren college auditorium. Prof H M Batley leads a group of musicians offering xylophone solos by Clifford and a male quartet from the Gle Club of Huron College.
Liquor violator Miller Cooke jailed after plea deal
Mar a special report says Miller Cooke pleaded guilty before Judge Frank R. Fisher to selling liquor with intent to steal. He ran a soft drink parlor here and was fined $300 and sentenced to 73 days in county jail for the offense.
Death of Mrs. Virginia Bell Ties to Huron History
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. Virginia P. Bell a former Huron resident who died suddenly February 27 at her Long Beach California home. She was 71 and had been healthy until the time of death Her husband long active as a U S Railway Express agent in Huron She was the first deputy register of deeds under L J Mouser Her maiden name was Sanderson A sister Mrs York of Cedar Rapids traveled to Long Beach for the funeral services.
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Virginia P. Bell
Huron
Cedar Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
Wirs. Bell
Beadle County
Parkland’s
Bell
Sanderson
L J. Mouser
York
Cedar Rapids
Moses Edwin Clapp Dies Aged 78 Minnesota Senator
Moses Edwin Clapp, 78, longtime Minnesota senator from 1904 to 1917, died at his home. Born in Delphi Indiana, educated in Wisconsin, he practiced law in Ferrus Falls and St Paul, served as Minnesota attorney general from 1887 to 1895, was a Republican, elected to the Senate in 1901, and retired to practice law.
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Washington
Mar
Moses Edwin Clapp
Minnesota
Delphi
Inélgna
Wisconsin
Ferrus Falls
St. Paul
Minn
Clapp
Senate
Theater rundown hints at final show and next night
On Wednesday a local entertainment listing promotes tonight’s last performance of The Dummy and previews the Thursday show Polores De Tio In Revenge. It urges broad audience appeal and notes special events with Kenture starting at 2 and 10 pm, admission $3.30.
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Vent Entertainment
Kenture
Stewart Ready for Oil Battle Headlines a Boardroom Conflict
The article describes a meeting to decide Colonel Stewart's moral fitness as a company director amid Rockefeller pressure for his resignation from Continental Trading. Stewart taunts critics, plans to chair briefly before E.G. Seubert takes over, with Winthrop W. Aldrich present to back John D. Jr. Proxies and heavy security accompany Standard Oil stockholder reactions.
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Munity House
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Rockefeller
Six Footer
E.G. Seubert
Winthrop W. Aldrich
New York
John D. Jr
Chicago
Standard Oil
Eed
Rockefeller Fight Over Stockholders Proxies Sparks Meeting Drift
Col Stewart claims proxies of 99.67 percent of 7000 stockholders and asserts Rockefeller aligned forces control 16 400 shares while eastern blocks hold major power. Aldrich disputes other Standard interests behind Rockefeller. Potential court action discussed over anti trust concerns as debate lingers.
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Aldrich
Rockefeller Group
Colonel Stewart
Sapreye
Nestly
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Seewat
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
New York
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Kentucky
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Senate
Washington
Col. Stewart
Standard
Indiana
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