Tardieu Resigns After Decisive Defeat in Parliament
Paris reports early May results show Premier Andre Tardieu defeated decisively in the parliamentary vote. He will resign, ask that his successor be chosen promptly, and that the present government not be pressed until the new chamber meets in June. Edouard Herbst is favored to succeed, with talks tied to the Geneva disarmament and other imminent international events.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
Paul Doumer
Genuinue
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Herbst
M. Tardiew
Coummunique
Chaamber
Chamber
SM Tardieu
Geneva
Ritchie White To Gain Power In Democratic Delegates
The Associated Press reports two more candidates will gain delegate strength this week. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland and George White of Ohio will receive their states' votes via convention and primary. Roosevelt aims to add delegates from Arizona Wyoming and West Virginia while Hoover seeks about 98 more to surpass 900. Ohio and West Virginia hold primaries, Tennessee eyes convention delegates, and Ohio presents contests against Joseph I France and Coxey pledged delegates.
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Associated Press
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
George White
Ohio
White
Ritchie
Franklin DG. Roosevelt
New York
Arizona
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Pietra
West Virginia
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Joseph I France
Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Hoover
State House Annex Plans Discussed at Brief Meeting
Pierre May 5 details connected with construction of the new state house annex were reviewed at a brief meeting of the building commission. Architects were asked to submit electrical equipment samples for selection and to prepare plans for a driveway and sewage disposal system. The commission will meet again to consider elevator service plans.
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State House Annex
Pierre
Statehouse
State Capitol
Dirigible Akron Passes New Orleans On Cruise
The Akron dirigible passed over New Orleans en route to the Pacific coast. Under an overcast sky she followed a course across town then aimed toward El Paso Texas and the west. The ship sent her arrival time to the U S naval radio station here.
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New Orleans
Akron
Paci
el Paso
Texas
United States Naval
Weather Maton Report for South Dakota and Huronite
Fall tonight and Tuesday with increasing warmth Tuesday. South Dakota forecasts similar fall conditions tonight and Tuesday with a slightly warmer Tuesday. Evening Huronite delivery service Euaranterd urges patrons to order by 6 30 and provides TM phone contact with Western Voice Meie.
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Maton
Sisly
South Dakota
Western
Meie
Two Candidates Seek To Succeed Assassinated French President
Paris May 1942 Two candidates to succeed Paul Doumer after his assassination were officially in the running for the presidency to be chosen by a joint session of the chamber of deputies and the senate. Paul Painleve and Albert Le Brun each filed formal candidacies.
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Tallarchal
Paul Doumer
France
Paris
Jane
Versailles
Paul Painlove
Albert le Brun
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
New Turn In Lindbergh Child Negotiations Reported
In Norfolk on May 9 authorities noted a shift in the Lindbergh search as the Marconi yacht halted activities and negotiators reportedly took a weekend plane trip. John Hughes Curtis and Lieut. George L. Richard were named as principal intermediaries, with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh also believed to have flown from the naval base. Rear Admiral Guy H. Burrage and H. Dobson-Peacock declined comment.
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Child
Norfolk
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Marconi
John Hughes Curtis
George L. Richard
Charles A. Lindbergh
Naval
Guy H. Burrage
H., Dobson-Peacock
Curtis
River Rising in Yankton Amid Missouri River Readings
River rising in Yankton with the Missouri River a foot higher than yesterday. River level reported as 58 inches yesterday and 68 inches today, signaling continued flood activity and regional concern.
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Yankton
Hones To Cut Time Of Lindberghs Flight
Newark May 9 Reichers, speed flier, aims to halve Lindbergh’s crossing time. He will depart from Newark airport in a low-wingsonoplane, stopping in Harbor Grace and Ireland, looping via Canada. The planned route seeks the fastest Atlantic flight record.
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Hones
Lindbergh
Newark
N. J
Lou Reichers
Atlantic
Newark Airport
Reichers
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harbor Grace
Ireland
Sioux Falls Robberies Confession Ties In Seattle Case
Joe Jeunemann a 22 year old Mitchell printer confessed to aiding George W. Case in the April 13 and April 2 robberies of the Finance Service Company in Sioux Falls. He claimed to have joined to marry and said he received only 28 of 250 dollars taken. A Sioux Falls man allegedly urged the caper promising a larger payoff.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Jeunemann
Mitchell
Poice
Jeunemann
Guy E. Geelan
George W. Case
St. Paul
Finance Service
Toledo
Public Finance
Marie Hames
Marie Kosek
Milwaukee
John Newman
Panks Majewski
Andy Dako
Joe Barrel
Gratton Toohey
Ohio
Newman
Majewski
Dake
Royal Hotel
Charles Webb
Juenemann
Case
S. F
K. J. Campbell
Juenemans
Juvenemann
Attacks Aimed at Japanese Leaders Reported
A Korean nationalist statement from Shanghai claimed Japanese leaders in Japan and Manchuria would face further attacks after the Hongkew Park bombings. Kim Koo said he organized the Hongkew bombing and warned of more strikes, while reporting battles in northern Manchuria left hundreds of rebels dead and Japanese losses registered.
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Shanghai
Japan
Manchuria
Hongkew Park
Hongkew
Kim Koo
Kim
Yun Kai
Yun
Hongkow
Tokyo
Rengo
Harbin
Nakamura
Fengcheng
Yoda
Molerg
Tost
Beet Sugar Industry Fear With Prospective Tariff
Washington on May 9 opponents of a high sugar tariff filed a brief warning the refined sugar tariff could destroy the American beet sugar industry. Signed by Daniel C. Roper and Frank Roberson for several sugar firms, the brief argues a prohibitive tariff would empower refiners to push Cuban producers and then the U.S. beet industry out of business, while noting refiners’ excess capacity and profit margins.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Daniel C. Roper
Frank Roberson
New York
Hershey Corporation
Sugar Process Corporation
Matanzas Sugar Company
Jose Arechabala
Iinsular Sugar Refining Soompany
Cuba
Morton M. Milford
United States
Wickersham urges referendum on prohibition in U S
Washington May 9 George W Wickersham calls for a nationwide vote on the 18th amendment through state conventions to crystallize public opinion He notes the commission members viewed prohibition as flawed in form or enforcement while urging a revised approach and stronger law enforcement beyond the alcohol ban.
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Washington
George W. Wickersham
Notable
Crimer Study Commission
Wickersham
Pithaes
Membrs
Newton DB Baker
Congress
Y C L Members Meet At Pierre Youth Civic Leaders Meet
Several hundred seenthors of the South Dakota Young Citizens League gathered in Pierre for the state convention. The program featured state essay and speaking finals on Law Observance, addresses by Governor Green and Supreme Court Judge Dwight Campbell, with school children presiding. Finalists listed include Robert Eubanks, Roger Durham, Grenell Weatherspoon, Howard Shoun, Virginia Huck, Sylvia May Crill, and others representing six regions. The annual banquet was scheduled for tonight.
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the Coolidge
Campbell County
Lois Richardson
Upper Rapid ¥. C. L
Pennington County
M. G. Barnes
Robert Eubanks
Clear Lake
Roger Durham
Wessington Springs
Grenell Weatherspoon
White River
Howard Shoun
Milesville
Virginia Huck
Ipswich
Sylvia May Crill
Elk Point
Money in circulation rises in April but total money falls
Washington May 8. Money in circulation in the United States on April 30 rose by 5 008 156 from March 31 raising the total to 5 464 903 541 with per capita circulation 43 76. The nation’s total money on April 30 stood at 9 198 57 108 of which 4 264 624 657 was in gold coin and bullion. The treasury held 9 952 873 602 in total.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Walker to Seek Third Term as New York Mayor
New York May 8 reports say Mayor James J. Walker will run again for a third term, despite criticism of his administration. His term would complete his second four year stint, following pressure from the Hoffstadter committee investigation and Comptroller Berry’s budget critique.
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Jimmy Walker
New York
James J. Walker
Marnying
Isit
Hoffstadter Legislative Committee
Berry
Toulon Tornado Hits Depot Bank Hotel Newspaper Office
A tornado swept through Toulon ILL damaging the railroad depot the bank the newspaper office and the hotel. Prohibition agents then raided five local places in the aftermath on May 9.
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Toulon
Iil
Plan For State Walton Meeting At Lake Kampeska
Plans for the original state convention of the South Dakota division of the Walton League at Lake Kampeska near Watertown were discussed by the board in Buron. President Merle Brown announced speakers including Cal Johnson of Chicago and Paul Heddington of Washington. Senators and governors were invited to speak. a sportsman tournament and sightseeing trips were planned. officers to be elected Tuesday.
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South Dakota
Drank Walton League
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Buron
Merle Brown
Sioux Falls
Cal Johnson
Chicago
Quidecr America
Paul Heddington
Washington
Henry O'Malley
U. S. Fisheries
Ray Steel
Winona
Minn
Upper Mississippi Wild Life Refuge
Parker Anderson
Minnesota School of Forestry
South
Big Sioux River
Lake Poinsatic
League
Ole Hagen
Madison Chapter
Jack Cluett
Lake Andes
L. P. Peterson
Mitshell
G. W. Stafford
Huron
Brown
Karl Mundt
Madison
Chet Snyder
State Game and Fish Commission
Cliff Coffey
W. T. Williams
H. J. Bartron
M. S. Carpenter
Mitchell
Farm Exports Value Smallest In Decade
The value of American agricultural exports in 1930-1931 fell to 696 million, the lowest in over a decade, while total farm income from exports reached 1.912 billion. Exports accounted for 7.4 percent of gross farm production, down from 10.2 percent, with cotton and a few other staples making up about 85 percent of the total. Cotton alone showed a larger share abroad than in the prior four seasons despite higher output.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Apartment Houses Swallowed as Earth Slips in Lyons
A landslide near Lyons buried two apartment buildings, with about 38 believed killed and 12 wounded. Mayor Edouard Herriot, escaped death by leaping to safety as rescuers searched the ruins and a woman was pulled from debris. Explosions and fires followed heavy rains undermining subsoil on Fourviere Hill.
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Edouard Herriot
France
Lyons
Lyons. Frank
Yescur
Edouard Hertiot
Premsier
Pital
Fourviere
Church Sessions End At Aberdeen
Aberdeen May 9 The Evangelical church state conference ended with ministerial appointments for the year. District superintendent appointed Rev. O W Fevrk from Scotland and Rev. George J Zech to oversee Aberdeen Plankinton and sioux Falls districts. Numerous pastors named for towns including Beresford Big Stone City Bowdle Butler Clear Lake Elingsen Kellerton Hayti Kidder McLaughlin Milbank Memno Olivet Monroe Ramona Reville Scotland Plankinton Sioux Falls Twin Brooks Watertown Yankton Eureka Isabel Winner Groton under Aberdeen supervision.
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Aberdeen
The
Evangelical Church
First Evangelical Church
George Edward Epp
J. R. Niergar
Cleveland
William L. Bollman
Exeress
O. W. Fevrk
Scotland
George J. Zech
A. Oertll
C. Geriardt
Peter Bergland
Big Stone City
Otto Rux
Eureka
J. A. Frase
Sioux Falls
W. H. Krueger
Twin Brooks
E. T Jonson
Menno
Charles W. Zech
Beresford
George W. Hoofs
Monroe
G. H. Kowalks
Ramona
J. DB. Musser
Revil· lo-Alban
Harry A. Rames
Plankinton
O. W. Ferk
Roy E. Long
D. F. Kingst
Watertown
L. C. Miliken
Yankton
John FE. Booth
Isabel
Winner
European hurricane devastates French Indochina towns
A damaging storm sweeping from the China Sea across Annam killed about 500 people, including several Europeans. Phan Thiết, Sai Gon area, and Bangoy were hit hardest. Cana and Oran were reported wiped out as communications failed. The hurricane was followed by Nod.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
China Sea
Annam
Todey
Phantiet
Saigon
Cochin-China
Bangoy
Cana
Oran
Canada
Nod
Hoot Gibson and Sally Eilers announce separation
Hollywood report states actor Hoot Gibson and wife Sally Eilers have admitted their separation citing divergent film careers. Gibson claims her rising success in Western pictures and the attention it brings influenced their split.
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Hoot Gibson
Separ
Hollywood
Calif
Sally Eilers
Gibson
Miss Eilers
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Albert LeBrun
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Gergo
Soviet Union
Russia
Madame Doumer
Pantheon
Voltaire
Jean Jaques Rousseau
Victor Hugo
Vaugirard Cenenery
Finance Company
Korean Patriot’s Society
Dicate Telephone
Committon — V. le Webs
U. S
Crime Study Commission
Roger Dunham
Walton
Peter Norbeck
Democratic Party
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M. Herriot
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