Conference End Is Expected Soon As Result Of Confab
London reports indicate a hurried meeting between Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand at the Carlton Hotel lasting two and a half hours. Briand hinted at applying means to achieve a successful conclusion of naval ratio talks, signaling possible progress amid mistrust between France and Britain over conference goals. Briand plans to return to Paris to confer with Premier Tardieu and the senate foreign affairs committee, with MacDonald remaining hopeful for a quick adjustment in attitude.
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London
Mar
Ramsey MacDonald
Trench
Aristide Briand
Carleton
M. Briged
M. Briand
Great Britain
Mr. MacDonald
Miss Ishbel
Hotel Carlton
NL Briand
Paris
Tardieu
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Sir MacDonald
Marketing Methods Discussed by Northwest Grain Association
The Northwest Grain association meeting at the courthouse this afternoon will outline marketing methods and member services for elevator associations. Dr H Eyler of Minneapolis and H E Covey of Hammill will discuss how elevators can become members and the division of duties across northern and southern regions.
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Northwest Grain Association
Court House
H. Eyler
Minneapolis
South Dakota Elevator Association
H. E. Covey
Hammil
Ransom Plane Readied to Rescue Bristow
In San Angelo Texas a chartered plane carrying 3900 pesos for J L Bristow, an American oil operator held by bandits near Mazatlan, prepared to depart immediately. Gordon Bristow, his son, planned to escort the money via El Paso, while Sam Kimberlin of Wichita Falls initiated rescue measures with assurances of payment.
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San Angelo
Texas
Sam Kimberlin
William Blocker
Juarez
Mexico
Bloker
Bristow
Tepic
Nayarit
Santa Maria del Oro
Arlington And Faith Schools Accredited by NCA
The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools admitted 102 secondary schools as accredited members. The list included high schools at Arlington and Faith in South Dakota.
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Arlington and Faith Schools
Chicago
Mar
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Arlington
Faith
South Dakota
Queen Bee Rescued From Car Radiator in Michigan
Adrian report tells how Clifford Poll spotted a queen bee on his radiator while driving near Adrian on March 2. He stopped the car and, after leaping out, used a screwdriver to free the queen. The swarm lingered, then followed as the queen flew away unbitten.
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Adrian, Mich
Mar
Clifford Poll
Mr. Poll
Mr. Pell
Spain's Former Premier Buried in State Funeral Honors
Madrid march marks the burial of Primo de Rivera a former prime minister and captain general. King Alfonso and the Berenguer government presided while foreign diplomats and officials attended. A 21 gun salute and royalist demonstrations contrasted with republican sentiment as the cortege passed to San Isidro cemetery.
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Madrid
Mar
Spain
Fernando Bourbor
Berenguer
Primo
France
Army Surgeon Denies Guilt in Wifes Poisoning Case
Major Charles A. Shepard of the United States Army Surgeon denied killing his wife and sought release on 25000 bond from Denver County Jail. Federal Judge J Foster Symes set bail at 25000, with Shepard hoping to avoid immediate return to Kansas unless indicted by the federal grand jury.
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Denver
Colo
Grace Brandon
Brooksfield
Texas
Charles A. Shepard
United States Army
Federal
Jane
Fort Riley
Kaw
Kansas
J. Foster Symes
Major Shepard
Atorney
George Shepard
Toronto
Canada
Did Rain Frogs In Detroit Spark Old News Debate
Miss Mac Gilson of Chicago reopened questions about frogs raining from the sky. She sought memories of past incidents, recalling a Minneapolis event but finding Detroit with two witnesses. S Hulbert reports thousands of frogs fell at Tren ton during a cloudburst 32 years ago, while J H McPhail cites a Detroit occurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Legion Post Endorses Huron Golden Year Celebration
About 150 members of the William Reaves post of the American Legion endorsed a proposal to sponsor a weekend celebration for Huron's 50th anniversary on July 3 4 and 5. H W Markey was named general chairman with E C McKenzie as publicity chair.
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Legion Post
H. W. Markey
Huron
South Dakota
William Reaves
American Legion
Legion
Huron’s
Central
Markey
E. C. McKenzie
Myr. McKenzie
Glenna R. McArthur
Walter J. Bachman
E. L. Sewell
Ross Wil+ wy
Harry Heymann
Mother and son plan double wedding in Alliance
Mrs. William A. Logan, a 37 year old widow, and her son Alvin appeared in county court for marriage licenses. Logan will wed Charles Tuch, a rancher, while Alvin will marry Grace Nebrough of Bridgeport Nebraska in a planned double wedding.
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Neb
William A. Logan
Alvin
Peir
Logan
Charles Tuch
Grace Nebrough
Bridgeport
Nek
No Clues On Bank Officer Slayers
Courtenay North Dakota officials found no trace of bank bandits after Elmer Bunkowske assistant cashier at First National Bank was shot to death and $1,000 missing. Bank staffer found dead in vault with powder burns on clothing. Two men suspected were found miles away on a farm but claimed to be traveling on business and not involved.
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Courtenay
N. D
North Dakota
Elmer
Bunkowske
First National Bank
Lands
Bankowski
3Te
R. R Milne
Bunkowskei
Herd
Stutsman County
Windy City to Get Trackless Trolleys
John B. O Connell of the Chicago Surface Lines told the Athel Electrical Gas and Railways convention that new trackless trolley cars will soon operate in Chicago and spread across Illinois especially on lightly patronized routes as they can be run for no less a mile than gasoline buses.
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Windy City
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
John B. O'Connell
Chicago Surface Lines
Athels Electrical, Gas and Railways
Illinois
Yost Backs Prohibition At House Hearing
University of Michigan coach Fielding H Yost and Daniel C Roper testified as backers of the eighteenth amendment at a house judiciary committee dry law hearing. Yost sent telegram to his sister and urged enforcement while Roper discussed historic repeal efforts in South Carolina and enforcement failures.
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Washington
Mar
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
House Judiciary Committee
Yost
Jess
Grinking
Roper
South Carolina
Isolation of Fowl Bronchitis Germ Reported
Urbana Illinois March report states Dr Robert Graham and team at the University of Illinois have isolated the pleomorphic coccus germ causing a type of infectious fowl bronchitis. Seven years of research led to the discovery, solving a major disease threat to poultry fattening plants. The illness has caused mass die offs and forced operators to shorten feeding periods reducing dressed fowl quality and profits.
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Corn Belt
Robert Graham
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Graham
Judge Rules On Expenditure In Domestic Relations Case
Nathan Cohen, coal and ice dealer, told District Judge Herbert Rhoades that his former wife’s monthly allowance should stay at 16 dollars, arguing his horse costs him 30 dollars monthly. The judge noted the high cost of feeding and took the case under advisement.
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Omaha
Mar
Nathan Cohen
Capone Keeps His Location Hidden
Chicago wrestled with rumors about Alfonso Capone after his release from Philadelphia jail. Reports claimed he arrived by plane and hid with lieutenants or was in an Indiana hideout as police urged arrest on sight. Detective Chief John Stege warned Capone would face retribution and vowed custody to the state's attorney.
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Chicago
Alfonso Capone
Philadelphia
Herald and Examiner
Capon
Capone
the Tribune
Indiana
Ae Capone
John Stege
Scarface al
Stege
Bootleg Suspects Kill Patrolman in Middletown Drive
Patrolman Daniel Sandlin aged 23 and officer Roy Crout chased two bootleg suspects after a liquor raid when the car was forced to curb. Sandlin was shot three times in the abdomen as he questioned one man and the gunmen fled abandoning their vehicle.
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Middletown
Ohio
Mar
Daniel Sandlin
Sandlin
Roy Crout
Crout
Sandhin
Khtem
Kaye Don Hopes To Make Test Run on Beach
Daytona Beach reports poor beach conditions delayed Kaye Don, British contender for the world speed record, from a first official trial. He plans a late afternoon run in the Silver Bullet with several morning tests to align with tide cycles and improving wind.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Kaye
Don
Toomorrow
Weather Forecast for Huron and Dakota Areas
Forecasts show Huron fair and turning colder tonight then unsettled Friday with rising temperatures. South Dakota expects mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler readings in the southeast tonight and a warming trend Friday.
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South
Dakota
Last Day Of Season Brings Snow And Mercury Drop In Huron Area
Cold snap grips South Dakota and surrounding states as snow covers towns from Huron to Aberdeen. Temperatures plunge about 55 degrees from yesterday, with highs near 64 dropping to 10 in Huron and single digits elsewhere. Weather officials predict a gradual warmup but a wintry end to the season across multiple locales.
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Huron
King -Winter
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mar
Watertown
Aberdeen
Brookings
Sioux’ Falls
Mitchell
Nebraska Line
Yankton
Black ‘Hills
Rapid City
Pierre
Black Hills
Missouri River
Aas A
Geddes
Tyndall
Murdo
Montana
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Plains
Mont
Missoula
Lewiston
Wyoming
Two Die As Car Leaves Road And Plunges
A car went over a 40 foot bank last night killing Guy Thompson of Indianapolis after being thrown from the vehicle and decapitating him. Loftin Williams of Atlanta was found dead in the creek. Ada Davenport of Indianapolis was rescued with minor injuries and could not identify the other two occupants. Police believe the car was stolen from Henry Hoeper of Forest Park, Delaware.
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Lyv LaNsru Lis
Henry Hoeper
Forest Park
Ada Davenport
Indianapolis
Attempt To Save Girl From Electric Chair
Irene Schroeder faces trial for murder in New Castle Pennsylvania after a December Butler holdup that led to a gun battle and the fatal wounding of Corporal Brady Paul. The defense seeks to use an irresistible impulse to rob as a justifiable defense, with Judge R. L. Hildebrand to rule on its validity.
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NEW Castl&e
Irene Schroeder
R. L. Hildebrand
New Castle
Brady Paul
Indian Pole Dies in California Tribal Chief Remembered
The Cahto Shibaly Poms tribe patriarch Indian Pole aged well over a century died in California. The funeral rites recall eras dating back to James Madison’s presidency and the era of Fulton’s steamboats.
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California
Aria
Cal
Indian Pole
Cahto
Ieau
Ife v. Papoose
James Madison
United States
Robert
Fire in Kirin Theater Leaves 130 Chinese Dead
A devastating blaze at a wooden Kirin theater in Manchuria killed 130 Chinese men, women, and children and injured about 30 others. The two month old cinema had opened in January to show American films, with preliminary reports suggesting arson as the probable cause.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Mar
Kirin
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Briand
Alfonso
Elmer Bunkowske
Courenay
Politi
Peking
China
Kaye Don
Capital
West Potomac Park
Charles Henlock
Horticultural Division of Public Buildings and Grounds
Tokio
William Howard Taft
Japan
Tokyo
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