Damage Heavy In Storm In Europe
A fierce Atlantic storm battered western Europe and Ireland, leaving homes flooded and trees uprooted. Winds hit 30 to 70 miles per hour with tornado like bursts, injuring sailors aboard the Isle of Thanet and Maid of Orleans, and causing damage along the Essex coast near the Thames.
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London
Europe
Ireland
Atlantic
Isle of Thanet
Olkstone
Bulogne
Maid of Orleans
Alenclaos
St. Catherine's Point
Isle of Woeht
Essex
Thames
Lake County Plans Annual S S Meeting
Lake County school association holds annual convention at Wentworth on November 16 with J A Leighty of Winfred elected president last year. Officers include vice presidents Mrs A E Reinicke of Ramon a and Mrs Heldt Wentworth secretary treasurer F L Burnett Madison head of children's department Mrs Leroy Hartwich Winfred head of young people's department Mrs Le B Rist Winfred head of adult department William Helling Madison.
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Jadison
Lake County School Association
Wentworth Sun
Winfred Community Congregational Church
J. A. Leighty
Winfred
A. E. Reinicke
Ramona
Heldt
Wentworth
F. L. Burnett
Madison
Leroy Hartwich
le. B. Rist
William Helling
The
Wentworth Presbyterian
Railroads Ordered to Improve Water Traffic Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered North Western railroads serving St. Paul and the Mississippi barge line terminal to grant more favorable switching rates for water traffic. Freight must be moved from the barge line to industries at the Minnesota Transfer for a switching charge of 5.30 a car, down from current costs that run up to 20 a car and vary by origin and destination.
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Washington
Northwestern
St. Paul
Mississippi Barge Line
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Pinchot and Hemphill Express Confidence in Final Campaign
Philadelphia voters faced the final day of the governor race as Gifford Pinchot the Republican nominee and John Hessyhill the Democrat campaigned with confidence. Hemphill claimed a majority but avoided detailing its size, while Pinchot declared the fight over and asserted victory.
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Pinchot
Hemphill
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
John Hessyhill
End Crowning Of Abyssinian Head
Addis Ababa awoke to jubilation as Ras Tafari Makénnen was crowned Emperor Haile Selassie I and Princess Wazirtt Meren became Empress Etega Menen after a dawn coronation ceremony at the national cathedral. A seven hour service preceded a royal procession through the capital with thousands bowing and kissing the dusty streets.
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Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Ras Yafari Makénnen
Solomon
Sheba
Wazirtt Meren
Ras Tafari
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie I
Licn
Waziru Menen
Preston Vicinity Fire Sweeps Lake Whitewood Area
A Sunday fire on the south shore of Lake Whitewood swept eastward near J L Jensen’s farm, burning two upland hay stacks at Carl Iverson’s and damaging the Sorgon grove. Residents blame hunters for setting fires to drive birds, increasing risk during open season as several farms burn or are threatened and crop losses mount in a record year.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Lake Whitewood
J. L. Jensen
Carl Iverson
Timber and Brush Fires Put Out in Los Angeles Area
Fire wardens reported a turning point in battling a four day blaze in the Santa Monica mountains. The flames burned over 20,000 acres in Los Angeles county and a larger area in Ventura county before being controlled after a blaze at the head of Trances Canyon in Los Angeles county.
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Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Venture County
Trances Canyon
Redfield Man In Welfare Group At White House Conference
William F Bruell of Kiwanis International at Redfield SD is a committee member of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection meeting in Washington November 1822. Over 1200 educators physicians and social workers will discuss findings from a nationwide inquiry on child care initiated by President Hoover.
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Washington, D. C
William F. Bruell
Kiwanis International
Redfield
South Dakota
White House
Washington
Hoover
Bruel
Charles Scott Berry
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
the Secretacy
Man badly injured in Humboldt bridge crash
A Jackson Minnesota man Hans Kyarberd was seriously injured when his machine crashed into a bridge north of Humboldt Iowa on Sunday. He was in a Fort Dodge hospital with the outcome of his injuries in doubt. Also notes that furs like beaver and seal can be imitated with rabbit skin by careful breeding.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Hans Kyarberd
Jackson
Minn
Fort Dodge
Redfield Drugist Cy Warne Dies in Redfield
Cy Warne a pioneer Redfield druggist died Friday night about 7 5. He suffered illness after a toe injury weeks earlier. Warne known in Hu ron and statewide for Masonic service, ran Swartz era drugstore from 1906 and built a new Redfield store in 1925. He led pharma boards and retail drug associations, sang in church music, and is survived by wife Evelyn Warne and sister Miss Niaz Nelson of Redfield.
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Redfield
Cy Warne
Warren
Huron
Masonic Lodge
Swartz
Hedfield
Aberdeen
Jewett Drug Company
Evelyn Warne
Niaz Nelson
Remodeling Underway at Langenfeld’s Café in Sioux City
Langenfeld's café at 39 Third Street Southeast is closed for a remodeling program to double capacity. An archway will connect the rear wall to the adjacent Leak-Goethel building, nine new booths added in the annex formerly part of Miller Jewelry, and the kitchen size doubled. Work aims for completion and reopening by next Thursday.
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Langenfeld
Third Street
Leak-Goethel
Anex
Miller Jewelry
Next Thursds
Japanese Freighter Seiyo Maru Reported Sinking Near Pacific
In San Francisco on November 3, word awaited on the fate of the Japanese freighter Seiyo Maru reported helpless and sinking in the north Pacific. The steamship California held the position and battled rough seas to reach the scene to rescue 49 aboard, with no word of progress by daybreak.
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San Francisco
North Pacific
California
Smuggling Probe After Prison Shootout In Ossining
Prison authorities seek details on how pistols were smuggled to four inmates in Ossining New York after a Saturday night escape attempt ended in one inmate killed and another wounded along with a wounded guard.
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Ossining
Bing Sing
Vargas Aims to Halt Vote as Brazil Looms
Rio de Janeiro reports a volatile power struggle after a revolution toppled President Washington Luis. Br. Vargas claims electoral fraud as Julio Prestes, in refugee status at the British consulate in Sao Paulo, prepares to assume a four year term. Prestes signals a presidency with discretionary powers and a possible dissolution of Congress.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Pillanes
Bia
Washington Luis
Julio Prestes
Seo Paulo
Br. Vargis
Prestes
Dr. Prestes
Congress at Once for Indefinite Term Upon Office
A constitutional note states Congress will serve an indefinite term starting immediately once the official assumes office, outlining the framework for length and continuity of legislative authority.
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Congress
Start Movement To Aid China Of Reds
Nationalist government moves from talk to action as over 100000 infantrymen head to Hunan and Kiangsi to clear red bandits. A bombing squadron equipped with bombs is dispatched to assist operations against insurgent forces in committed frontiers.
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China
Shanghai
Hunan
Kiangsi
Nanchang Threat to Dislodge Communists Moves Inland Waters
Nanchang the Kiangsi capital aids in dislodging the communists as gunboats head for Tungting. Poyang lakes in Hunan and Kiangsi see bandit activity along these inland waterways for many weeks.
New York University Offers Football Aid for Unemployed
New York University today volunteered its football team for a post season game to aid the unemployed. The opponent date and place will be decided by a committee of city officials and newspapermen. The common fox is credited with a speed of 26 miles an hour.
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New York
New York University
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