Dreadnaughts Return to Port San Pedro After Fleet Exercise
The United States battle fleet returns to port off California after force practice described as its supreme tactical effort. Color shells light up the sky as eight battleships exchange fire against raft targets while torpedo planes and spotting aircraft from the USS Saratoga observe the exercise.
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San Pedro
Cal
United States Battle Fleet
California
Mexico
U. S. S. Saratoga
Lake Andes Ditch Protest Targets Large Lake Project
South Dakota groups challenge the Lake Andes ditch proposal and a $100,000 spending plan claiming most funds come from state game money. They criticize rushed action without full commission attendance and compare it to a prior rejected hatchery land deal.
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Lake Andes
South Dakota
Touron
The
Leagns
Mother May See Son After Eleven Years
An Omaha mother Mrs. Hmery Csipkes hopes to greet her son John Csipkes missing 11 years. John sent a telegram from Winner South Dakota to travel to Omaha after receiving money, and $25 was wired to him as he planned to arrive late Mother’s Day.
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Omaha
Hmery Csipkes
John Csipkes
Wood
S. C
Winner
S.D
No Further Improvement for Lt Gov Coyne in Pierre
Lieutenant Governor C E Coyne shows no additional improvement, remains with slight improvement noted yesterday. He spent a comfortable night and rests fairly well at the hospital with no evident change in condition.
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C. EE. Coxniys
Pierre
C. BE. Coyne
Mrs Tunney Out Of Danger After Italy Surgery
POLA Italy May 14 reports Mrs Gere Tunney has nearly recovered from an appendectomy performed on Brioni Island. No further operation is needed. Berlin surgeon Prof Arthur Wolfmayer said he would not have left Brioni unless confident in her safety.
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Pola
Italy
Gere
Tunney
Isle of
Brioni
Here
Berlin
Arthur Wolfmayer
Reparations Conference Advances Under Schacht Young
Paris May 14 The decisive stage of the reparations experts conference has the burden of work on a compromise resting with Sir Joshua Stamp Dr Hjalmar Schacht and Owen D Young They plan further talks today with a plenary session set for tomorrow to discuss and vote on the report and possible distribution to governments The main dispute centers on whether Germany can accept Youngs figures and the inclusion of contested points in the final report.
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Paris
Joshua Stamp
Great Britain
Hjalmar Schacht
Owen D. Young
Joshua
What Should Be Our Attitude Toward Independence of the Philippines
Prof. George M. Wilcox of Huron College will speak on the Philippine question at the League of Women Voters meeting Friday at 3 PM. The event at Mrs. H. A. Hartwichs residence, 905 Ohio Avenue Southwest, is open to the public.
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George M. Wilcox
Huron College
The
Philippines
League of Women Voters
H. A. Hartwich
Ohio
Chautauqua Dates Set In Huron June 19 to 24
Huron plans a nine program Chautauqua week from June 19 to 24 led by Angie Chaffee chairing the committee. Highlights include A Night in Hawaii by Wierra’s Hawaiians with a volcano backdrop, Reed Company with colorful staging, Private Peat on war experience and antiwar crusade, and the Cossack Choir led by Sergei Sokoloff.
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Huron
Angie Chaffee
Tygo
South Sea
Eary
Hawaii
Wierra
George Vierra
Honolulu
Reed Company
Chautauqua
John Ross Reed Company
German Game Perishes In Unprecedented Cold
Berlin reports the bitterly cold winter decimated wildlife across German forests with half the deer in Silesia frozen to death. Eest Prussia Pomerania and Rhine regions show similar losses. wild roars and rooters starved as soil froze four feet deep. partridges pheasants nearly extirpated and hares taken from farms.
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Berlin
Silesia
Eest
Prussia
Pomerania
Rhine
Scandinavian Singers Unite In Big Festival
In Copenhagen on June Land 2 a major Scandinavian songfest draws choirs from all nations under one conductor. Expected participants include 50 Icelanders 7 Finns 150 Norwegians 5 and 500 Danes in a historic single gender chorus showcase.
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Copenhagen
Driver crashes into Aberdeen radiator shop front
John Schrandt of the city avoided a pedestrian by steering his car into a local radiator shop last evening. The wooden building was demolished at the front and display cases were knocked over before the car stopped. Schrandt was unhurt though the vehicle was only slightly damaged.
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Aberdeen
John Schrandt
Schrandt
Race for Women Pilots Planned in California
An announcement in Santa Monica outlines a women pilots race offering $10,000 in prize money. The event links with national air races in Cleveland and was approved at a Los Angeles Aeronautical Association chapter meeting. The course distance is about 1844 miles.
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Santa, Monica
Calif
Santa Monica
Cleveland
Los Angeles
National “Aeronautical Associa’tion
America
Chautauqua Drama Combines Romance and Duty on Stage
The review praises a farm wife trapped by drudgery and a land obsessed husband who sacrifices luxuries for her daughter. The professional cast delivers a serious, worthwhile drama with amusing situations, leaving a lasting memory of Chautauqua. Chautauqua offers quality drama beyond local tent shows.
Hughes Goes to World Bench
Charles Evans Hughes, American jurist, joins the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague after unanimous selection. President Loder welcomed the appointment, praising its prestige for the court in the United States. Hughes expressed gratitude and affirmed his ambition to aid the court through his efforts.
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Charles Vans Hughes
The
Hague
Hughes
Permanent Court of International Justice
Loder
Curt
United States
Funeral Wednesday For Mrs. Schultz
The Rev. S S D Disrud of the American Lutheran church will officiate at the funeral for Mrs. Frank Schultz tomorrow at 2 PM in Kinyon’s chapel. Burial is to follow in Riverside cemetery.
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S&s. D. Disrud
American Lutheran Church
Frank Schultz
Kinyon’s Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
Plan to Probe Indian Affairs in Seven Western States
Senate Indian affairs committee chairman Frazier announced an intensive inquiry into government treatment of Indians in Wisconsin North and South Dakota Oklahoma New Mexico Montana and Arizona. The investigation will include reservations and Indian schools and will be based on letters alleging poor conditions. The panel plans rapid action after a committee meeting and will travel west after the upcoming recess.
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Washington
Frazier
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Montana
Arizona
West
Senate
Wheeler
Browning Named State Attorney in Northwestern Iowa
Delbert C. Browning of Sioux City, a Republican attorney and chairman of the county central committee, has been appointed as the state attorney for the northern district of Iowa. He is noted for active participation in party campaigns over the past two decades and has held leadership roles in Masonic and Shrine circles.
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D.C. Browning
Sioux City
Iowa
Delbert C. Browning
Ways
Republican Central
Bekr Shrine
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Western Front
Congress
New York Evening World
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Tara Forhes
Lura Forbes
Cossack
Beatrice Lillie
Judge Alden
Hoover
Smith Damron
Phoenix
Mrs. Schultz
Gruen
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