Washington Waits Definite Word On French Agreement
Washington waited for details of the London naval conference consultative plan and gauged senate opposition. Senator Borah led dissent, pledging vigorous resistance to any political treaty supplementing naval armament limits, while senators George Shipstead Watson opposed such ratification.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
United States
Borah
League of Nations
Watson
Indiana
George
Georgia
Shipstead
Minnesota
Borak
George and
Barah
America
M. Briand
Veterans Bill Endorsed Here By Local VFW Post
Commander James Lowrie urged all ex service men in Huron and vicnity to write to congressmen in support of House Bill No. 9145 known as the Swick bill. The VFW post officially endorsed the measure aiming to aid disabled World War veterans by reducing red tape and improving care.
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Huron
James Lowrie
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Lowrie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
South Dakota
Washington
3. O. Hagen
Toaight
Knights of Pythias
South Dakota Needs Outside Capital Says Railway Leader
S IO U X Falls March 22. W Argent president of the Chicago and North Western railway told the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce that South Dakota requires more outside capital and aggressive advertising to reveal opportunities. He praised diversification in agriculture and manufacturing and noted nearly 400000 acres of public lands remain unappropriated. The speaker cited growing manufacturing and employment as signs of progress.
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Sioux Falls
Red Wargent
Chicago and North Western Railway
South Dakota
Sargent
Secret Panel Raid At Dinty Moore's In New York
Federal prohibition agents raided Dinty Moore's restaurant on West 48th Street using a hidden panel to access a sub basement. They seized burlap bags and bottles while arresting William Moore and several staff for sale and possession of liquor and maintaining a nuisance.
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New York
Mar
Dinty Moore's
West 4Éth Street
James Healy
Prohibition
William Moore
Gether
Moore
J Liquor
Maurice Campbell
This Is To Be Prison Not Sunday School Warden Warns Convicts
Jefferson City March 28 Drastic rules hit the Missouri state penitentiary as Warden Leslie Rudolph pledges total obedience. He threatens hard discipline for mutinous inmates amid recent strikes and near riots. Ringleaders face 12 months added confinement yearly and loss of freedoms. Convicts endured injuries and food deprivation as authorities isolate leaders and seal off privileges.
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Missouri State
Jefferson City
Missouri State Penitentiary
Leslie Rudolph
State Starts Its Attempt To Prove Lapke Murderer
The state opened its case in the Alphonse Lapke murder trial, alleging he killed his 51-year-old mother after a violent quarrel fueled by alcohol. Prosecutor Grant Parrish outlined plans to prove a premeditated slaying in a granary, with evidence including nervous behavior and a strawpile body disposal. The defense signaled plans to present counter evidence and suggest other possible suspects as the jury, comprised of local farmers, heard initial testimony.
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Anton Lapke
Parrish
Alphonse
Chim
Joe Turi
Eighbor
Gregory
John Goke
Adam Mohr
Witn Hesses
Ip Sadoricay.the Lapke
J. J. McClane
Ree Heights
Frank R. Fisher
Lapke
Alfred Howard
A. B. Hamilton
J. B. Kintigh
Miller
John New
John Vangorp
Rockharm
TR. B. Thompson
A. E. Noel
William Reichers
Ghent
Harry Reiner
St. Lawrence
Fred Brown
Raleigh Bothwell
Wessington
William Hart
Wayland
Noel
Fred Carpenter
Plan for veteran bonuses proposed in Congress
Washington March 23 an early proposal by Representative Hoffman of the House military committee calls for the government to retire veterans bonus certificates as funds become available The plan would borrow money at three percent and buy certificates when veterans wish to dispose of them redeeming at a discount The treasury would draft legislation to carry out the plan
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Washington, Mar
Theovernment
Representative Hoffman
House, Military” Committee
Treasury
Canadian City To Vote On Prohibition In Victoria
In Victoria on March 23 residents will vote on prohibition for the first time in the state. The outcome will be binding for the entire state, not parts. The campaign has intensified with substantial spending by both sides, drys and wets, in the run up to the poll.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Mar
Bachelor’s Seven Children Rescue Him From Gunman
Ray Kreider, a bachelor with seven children, narrowly escaped a gunman after being approached in a downtown Omaha street last night. Kreider refused to leave town citing his family, and the stranger, after frisking Kreider’s pockets for $2, fled after a tense exchange.
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Bachelor
Omaha
Mar
Ray Krieder
Kreider
Growth of Peace League records shows more pacific settlements
Geneva reports growing evidence of League of Nations efforts to settle disputes peacefully. 150 treaties with the league registered. 25 countries joined four new pacts in 1929, 15 in 1928, six in 1927. United States participated in 20 new treaties, signaling a world bias toward avoiding war though treaties vary in scope and reservations.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League
United States
Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
May Name Mountain To Honor Eielson
Two cabinet officials endorsed renaming Copper Mountain in Mount McKinley National Park Carl Ben Eielson in honor of the Arctic aviator. Senator Nye said he received letters from Secretary Wilbur and Clarence M Young supporting the resolution. The Alaska letters favored renaming Conger Mountain as well. Nye would press action when the Senate reconvenes.
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Eielson
Washington
Copper Mountain
Mount McKinley National Park
Carl Ben Fielson
Liberia
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Wilbur
Clarence M. Young
Young
Fairbanks
Alaska
Conger Mountain
Senate
Pleads Guilty in Federal Court Sioux Falls Case
Edward Clements of Mitchell pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing intoxicating liquor. Judge Wyman fined him $100 in the case heard in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Edward
Clements
Mitchell
Cour
Wyman
Governor Bulow Rejects Capone Home Invite in South Dakota
Rapid City and Pierre dispatch detail Governor Bulow's rebuke of a Chamber of Commerce letter inviting Al Capone to South Dakota. The letter quoted scripture to urge hospitality while Bulow said the state would not welcome Capone or "gang racket" figures. He did not specify enforcement plans, noting the state’s crime-free reputation.
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T’ll
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce
Rapid City
Mar
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
South Dakota
Cage
Black Hills
Dan Evans
America
Big West
West
Scotland Yard Chief May Resign Post
The Daily Herald reports Lord Byng, chief commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, is likely to resign on his return from South Africa due to health concerns. Lady Byng urged him to relinquish the post, with Byng previously serving as commander of the Canadian forces and later Governor General of Canada after becoming chief in 1928.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Lord Byng
Metropolitan Police
Scotland Yard
South Africa
Byng
Herald
France
Canada
London Police
Plans For Summer Ocean Flights Meet With Limited Enthusiasm
Washington March 3 The summer plan for transoceanic flights is viewed with little enthusiasm by Clarence M Young assistant secretary of commerce in aeronautics He says current flights are more stunt than service and not commercially viable for heavier than air craft until economic and technical advances emerge He notes four west to east crosses and one Europe to United States planned but expects real progress only in the next two to three years with commercial payloads and sustained long duration flights required for profitability.
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James FP. Selvage
Associated Press
Washington,mar
Clarence M. Young
Commerce
Int Aeronautics
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Young
Europe
United States
Avetseas Betvice
McMaster Begins Primary Campaign Moves in YvANETON
Senator W. H. McMaster returned from Washington to YvANETON and immediate plans for his primary campaign. He aims to open activities next week as part of his bid for the state primary.
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Yvaneton
Mar
W. H. McMaster
Washington
Aumenblatiegs
Rolls Keep Solon Well At Seventy
Washington dispatch reports Representative Edgar Howard a 70 year old Democrat from Nebraska remains vigorous at a cement floor morning exercise routine. He repeats his drill thirty times, wearing a special yelling garment without buttons or safety pins, claiming it keeps him spry.
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Washington
Mar
Edgar Howard
Ocrat
Nebraska
Reparations Bonds Are Called Illegal by McFadden
Chairman McFadden of the house banking committee warned Americans against buying German reparations bonds saying they are illegal and would mobilize European resources through the Bank for International Settlements. He argued the bonds create an entangling alliance that could draw the U S into the world court, the BIS and the league of nations. He spoke last night on a nationwide radio program via the Daughters of the American Revolution asking the state department to advise investors on legality.
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Washington
McFadden
House Banking Committee
Bank For International Settlements
Europe
World Court
League of Nations
President Cosgrove And Ministry Quit
Dublin report states President William T Cosgrave and his ministry resigned after a government defeat in the Dail by 66 votes. The Dail adjourned until next Wednesday for a new president nomination, with Eamon de Valera’s backers proposing El Valera. Sean O Kelly leads Fianna Fáil in urging Valera's nomination.
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Dublin
Trish Free
William T. Cosgrove
Dail
Cosgrave
Sean O'Kelly
Fianna Fair
Arson de Valera
America
de Valera
Senate Recesses After Brief Session
Washington notes the Senate recessed after a five minute session and will reconvene Tuesday to begin consideration of Muscle Shoals legislation.
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Senate
Washington
Mar
Weather Haren South Dakota Forecast Update
Fair tonight and Saturday with light winds in Haren South Dakota. Expect slightly warmer conditions on Saturday as highs rise and skies remain mostly clear.
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Haren
South Dakota
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