Britain Tightens Grip in Far East
Jerusalem dispatch notes Trans-Jordanian parliamentary elections, a move Britain uses to reinforce control in the Eastern Mandate. The piece analyzes political factions, Abdul Hamid and the Amir, and the potential impact on regional stability and finance. It discusses possible responses by the League of Nations and the implications for British policy in Palestine and surrounding mandates.
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Earnest Davis
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Mar
Trans- Jordania
Jordan River
Bri
Trans-Jordania
Amimte
Belgium
Great Britain
India
Syria
Nedjd
Traq
Persia
London
Jordan
Palestine
Enelami
Abdul Hamid
Tatinn
Amir Sook
Brgiind
Jordania
Efrain
Trans-Jar- 3
New Barders Jers
Trans-Jordanic
England
Amman
Maine
Seramila
Assan Chatid
Mnd
Geneva
League of Na
Plan New System Of Grad Honors At USD In 1930
A new system of computing graduation with honors from the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of South Dakota will be instituted in 1930. Plans were made at a recent faculty meeting and will be included in the 1929-30 annual report. Summa cum laude may be inscribed on the diploma for top graduates.
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Sity
College of Arts and Sciences
University of South Dakota
Acig
Sahara Subway Considered in Desert Transit Plan
Paris authors discuss a Sahara tunnel across shifting sands as a bold transit option along with projects like Channel crossing and a Gibraltar Strait link. France studies economic and military benefits while engineers weigh sand removal, vegetation, shields, and a sunken viaduct concept for a vast cross desert rail tunnel.
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Jon Evans
Associated Press
Paris
Sahara Desert
English Channel
Strait of Gibraltar
France
Sukata
Par “Nent
Sahara
Commission
Paul Remy
Tanlac advertised as remedy for weak nerves and indigestion
An advertisement proclaims Tanlac strengthens weak nervous women, improves mood and energy, and whitens complexion. It cites Mrs D A Warner of Aberdeen South Dakota praising relief from indigestion and kidney trouble, claims the tonic uses natural herbs and is drug free. A money back guarantee is offered if no help is seen.
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Taniac
A. Warner
First St. South
Aberdeen
Tanlac
Described Tube Aims to Safely Cross Desert Terrain
The proposal envisions a conduit to lay telephone and electric cables across the desert. It describes protecting a tube from heat and wind to ease installation. Power is expected to be supplied electrically, improving travel safety and comfort over open air train routes.
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Mike Nouse
Cantal City Band Opens 1929 Season with April 3 Concert
Pierre Mer 27. Opening with the Monahan Post band march, the Capitality band under director H. H. Pickett will start its 1929 season with a concert on April 3. The roster lists four players including members from Velduz Shrine temple band, Aberdeen, and former State College band at Brookings.
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Pierre
Mer
Monahan Post
Sioux City
American Legion
Capitality Band
H. H. Pickett
Velduz
Shrine Temple
Aberdeen
Brookinga
Postpone Rushmore Committee Meeting In Rapid City
In Rapid City on March 27 the Mt. Rushmore federal committee meeting planned to organize was postponed. John Boland, a Rapid City member, said plans conflicted with business affairs of several commissioners. No date set. the 19 commissioners likely to meet within a few weeks.
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Rapid City
Mar
Mt. Rushmore
Leningrad Bread Ration System Introduced
The Lenin grad Municipal Council establishes a bread distribution plan with house committees controlling access. All workers receive ration books and can buy bread at a standard price, while traders and clergy must pay higher prices.
President of women to speak at South Dakota campus
Dr. Ellen Gleditsch president of the International Federation of University Women will deliver a talk on International Relationships at the University of South Dakota on Tuesday March 26. She is a chemistry professor at the University of Oslo and is touring major U.S. cities before attending the American Association of University Women convention in New Orleans in April. She will also speak in Sioux City on Wednesday March 28 and will attend a reception hosted by the campus Women’s League after her university appearance.
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Sioux City
Glecitsch
Women's League
Wessington Juniors Present Play Tonight
Wessington high school junior class stages the comedy drama Pigs tonight at the Community hall with a second performance set for tomorrow. The cast, coached by Terolt Disrenfield, has spent considerable time preparing the show.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Terolt Disrenfield
Melo Softens Water Cuts Soap Use For Dishes
Clean dishes in soft water with Melo. It softens hard water to prevent rings, makes soap more effective, and can reduce soap use by about three to four times. Use Melo wherever you want soft water and buy it at your grocer.
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Burt
Melo
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