State officers speak on work at South Dakota conference
Pierre March 19 state auditor William Dunn Attorney General M Q Sharpe and Division of Taxation director B W Baer spoke as the seventeenth annual conference of South Dakota County Auditors concluded. Governor Bulow discussed the Frants automobile tax and Corey malt tax measures and the six tenths mill tax credit.
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I. Q. Younson
Hall Insurance
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
Better to Sell Corn Crop Says Market Outlook
Chicago bulletin notes wheat traders need constant encouragement amid bad crop reports and buying, with big local operators driving upturns. Government stocks show 3,000,000 bushels more than a year ago but deemed not significant. Iowa State economist F. L. Shepard argues selling now is wiser than holding until next summer. World wheat disappearance totals rose 641,100,000 bushels since July 2, with most gain in non European distribution.
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Shepard
Iowa State College
Russell
Oslo Welcomes Crown Prince and Bride in Wedding Festivities
Cens of thousands of Norwegians greeted Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha as they arrived from Sweden for Oslo three day wedding celebrations. Olaf led in with his lance left at the Swedish border and a noisy, festive scene unfolded with bands, jammed hotels, and decorated streets. The celebration culminates with the wedding on Thursday.
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Three Ways to Lose Fat From Marmola Tablets Claim
A fragment advertises fat loss methods citing starvation and abnormal exercise, plus Marmola perception tablets. It claims 20 years of use and millions of boxes sold, promising visible results in many circles and new beauty.
Marines Win Out In Two Bandit Fights
United States marines claim success in two contacts with bandits in northern Nicaragua. On March 16 a patrol purged a minor outlaw group northwest of Limay, killing one. The next day a joint marine and Nicaraguan constabulary patrol killed four outlaws and captured three, seizing arms and ammunition. no marine casualties were reported.
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Managua
United States
Nica- Tagua
Wozan Feland
Limay
Foch Shows Slight Improvement After Quiet Night
Paris report says Marshal Foch had a quiet night and a morning tempera ture of 98.6 with pulse 90. Weakness persisted but he ate a little fish and drank coffee and warm milk. Doctors note the irregular pulse above 100 signals a weakening heart while reduced response to stimulants grows stronger. General Weygand visited for 23 minutes at his bedside.
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Marshal
General Weygand
World Court Adherence Hovering as Senate Debates Protocol
Geneva dispatch notes the United States stands nearly ready to join the world court but a possible league of nations split could block adherence. Ratification hinges on the American Senate and on all league members. A single nation’s dissent could derail the plan, possibly prompting an international conference to reexamine terms.
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Commission of International Jurists
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Hoover
League
Latin American League
Uncover Huge Chicago Graft Unveiled in Slot Machine Scheme
Chicago report details a politico criminal alliance tied to slot machines and millions of dollars illicitly obtained. Investigators say the scheme spans prominent figures and large sums, prompting federal scrutiny and calls for reform.
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Chicago
Secret probe targets slot racket and bomb warfare
A state detective investigation aided by 40 detectives has unearthed a vast amount of evidence on a slot machine racket. Indictments expected by month end may name several high office holders. The probe links bombings to turf wars among slot men, with W. E. Kenney, field agent and installation manager for a leading slot machine company, identified as a key witness.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
W. E. Kenney
Kenney Proves Documentary Evidence on Slot Syndicate
Kenney presented substantial documentary evidence including books and files of a slot machine syndicate. The material aims to corroborate charges and link individuals to operations, underscoring a broader investigation into illegal gaming networks.
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