Enforcement shift proposed for Prohibition enforcement
Congressman C A Christopherson argues for a clearer line between state and federal duties to enforce the Prohibition law. The Judicial Committee backs a bill defining responsibilities with states handling local violations and the feds pursuing illegal manufacturing and interstate运输. The proposal aims to reduce overlap and improve enforcement, with states empowered to act locally.
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C. A. Christopherson
First
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Christopherson
New Planet X Sparks Little Excitement Among Public
The article notes that the discovery of a new planet in the solar system far from Earth elicits little public enthusiasm. It explains human limits in grasping vast distances, contrasting familiar miles with interplanetary space and attributing comprehension challenges to ordinary experience.
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Haven
Indianapolis
Earth
Varios P
Denis Mothe -Hozgens
Discovering Planet X Sparks Awe and Debate
The article describes the distant planet X as 4.5 billion miles from the sun, visible only via stellar positions near Pollux and Castor, and outlines its cosmic significance while noting human curiosity about future understanding. It also mentions Tom Ayres challenging Royal Johnson to debates, a local note in the same column.
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Tom Ayres
Royal Johnson
Tom
Frederick
Death of Primo de Rivera Sparks Spain Reassessment
The Paris exile of Primo de Rivera ends as speculation grows on his legacy. His autocratic rule faces rising opposition amid Catalan, Basque unrest and a shifting political landscape. A more democratic Spain appears inevitable as abdication or reform paths emerge.
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Primo DE Rivera
Minneapolis
Tribune
Spain
Paris
Berenguer
de Rivera
Morocco
Catalonia
Alfonso
England
Ison
Speins
Soain
Watertown Opinion Attacks Senate Hopeful as Hoover Republican
A Watertown Public opinion piece labels George Danforth a Hoover Republican amid broader speculation on his U S Senate bid. The column quotes a supporter of Senator McMaster and questions Danforths alignment with Hoover era politics.
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Watertown
Senator McMaster
George Danforth
United States
Espaior
Hoover
Roadhouse Nights at Roof Garden Amusements
Review covers Roadhouse Nights with Fred Kabler Helen Morgan and Charles Ruggles. Notes Hecht screenplay theme of half a million dollars stored in a road-house cellar and the gang’s plan to retrieve it. Praises Ruggles Durant and Morgan though finds some drag in the finale and comments on performances and production details.
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Paramount
Fred Kabler
Helen Morgan
Chas
Ruggles
Jackson
Clarion
Durent
Ben Hecht
Charles Ruggles
News Hound
Jimmie Durant
Fred Kowler
Louie Wolheimes
Helen Morgen
Clayton, Jackson
Mrs Malaprop Says Fun and Flummery In Local Notes
A column of playful malaprops and curiosities titled Mrs Malaprop Says features humorous misuses of high flown language. The piece collects quirky examples from readers and parodies linguistic mix ups, reflecting a lighthearted, community newspaper mood.
Two Boy Scouts Win Canoe Trips at Minnesota Farm Camp
The report details Region 10 selections from Minnesota for the first Farm Scout Camp at the Minnesota State Fair grounds. Scouts under 12th Scout Law earned merit by hands on metal craft, woodwork, and cooking outdoors. Paul Trurck and Thomas Wright were noted as canoe trip winners with reports in Farm Stock and Lame Magazine.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
W. Steyton
Symnel
Paw Trurck
Milaca
Thomas Wright
Jamestown
S. C
Paul Pears
Land Farm, Stock and Lame Magazine
Minnesota Fair Grounds
Reid
Mx Stayton
Scouts Uphold Duty and Spirit at Camp Event
The Scoutsof Patrol No L stood for the Star Spangled Banner at the Randstead fete. They collected tinfoil for an orphan asylum in St Paul to aid clothing for children and repaired shoes for two ladies. The camp highlighted courtesy, helpfulness, cleanliness, and reverence with boys giving up seats, preparing meals, washing dishes, and marching to church on Sunday.
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Heys
Randstead
St Paul
Schmidt
Tyne
Neapolis
St. Paul
Cave to Speak to Yale 4-H Clubs on Beef and Dairy
County agent R A Cave will discuss 4 H club world before members of the Beadle Baby Beef club and the Dairy Calf club at St Williams church Yale Thursday evening. Lee's Hustlere Potala club planned for Thursday at Goreison fame. Friday evening the Kiwanis Dy Calf club meets at Jay Salis home.
Dearborn Sunshine 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Dearborn Sunshine 4-H Boys Study Marketing met at Pleasant Hill on March 17. Simantet presided as members discussed Market Grades of Feeder and Cattle. The next meeting is set for April 21 at the school, per club reporter Thomas Morrissey.
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Dearborn
Sunshine
Sunshine Baby Peet
Pleasant Hill
Simantet
Thomas Morrissey
Wessington Boosters 4-H Sew Club Meets at Bagley Home
The Wessington Boosters 4-H Sew Club met at Beulah Bs home with five members and one leader present. The group worked on sewing bags and Mrs Bagley served lunch. The next meeting is set for March 28 at Lyla Funnel’s home per club reparier Benjan Bagley.
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Wessington Boosters
Bagley
Beulah Bs
Tor
Wilson Reserves Host St Patrick Day Meet
The Wilson Girl Reserves hosted a St Patrick s Day play in the kindergarten room of Wilson School on Monday afternoon. Decorations included shamrocks and green hats while Trene Hendrickson Cre tk er and Delane Medigar supervised games and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Monday March 31.
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Wilson
St. Patrick’s Day
Wilson Girl
Kindergarter
Wilson Schoor
Trene Hendrickson
Cretanker
Delane Medigar
Contest Notice Sparks Huronite Club News Interest
Readers urged to include club name meeting date and next meeting in letters for the free trip contest. Reporters should cover what took place and summarize key remarks from speakers such as cattle feeding for market to improve club news.
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Sho
Tony
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Sherm Truax returned home from Miller after a visit. Claire Lenhart left for Minneapolis after a brief stay with her brother Harry Lenhart. Jule James left for a vacation to Omaha and Nebraska. Charles McWeeney heads to St Marys College in St Mia's Kay after a few days at home. E Abel and Roy and Fred Nutting go to Aberdeen for the auto show. Dr Van Dalleem reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George Legg at Lake Byron. Max Royhl arrives from Arlington to join the local practice of law with TH Null. Harry Lampe returns after months traveling through the South and Springs Ark.
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Claire Lenhart
Stowe City
Minneapolis
Harry Lenhart
Jule James
R. O. Graver
Omaha
Nebraska
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St. Mia's
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Roy
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Aberdeen
van Daleem
George Legg
New Lake Byron
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City
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Nil & Royhl
University of South Dakota Law College
Mrr. Null
South Dakota
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Sirlindsay
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