Japanese Premier Hamaguchi Shot at Tokyo Station
Tokyo reports Premier Hamaguchi was shot and wounded by a 23 year old man named Tomeo Sagoya, a member of a patriotic group. He received blood transfusions and underwent surgery to remove a damaged intestine, with doctors calling his condition satisfactory later. The assailant was detained and questioned by police. The event unsettles politics but Minseito hopes to continue Hamaguchi’s policies.
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Glenn Babe
Tokyo
Yuko Hamaguchi
Japan
Empire
Hamaguchi
Istol
Tokyo Central
Okayama
Tomeo Sagoya
Sagoya
Aikokusha
Country Association
Quaster
Iwane
Imperial University Hospital
Lodgin
Minseito Party
Husking Contest Attracts Thousands In Norton Kansas
Thousands of spectators and contestants from seven states gathered in Norton Kansas for a Midwest husking contest to crown a national champion. The event featured top state champions and runners up hoping to surpass Elmer Williams of Illinois who set a 1925 record of 2504 pounds 35.8 bushels. Notable past champs Walter Owen and Fred Stanek of Iowa entered or were listed as entrants this year.
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Norton
Kan
F. W. Palmer
Elmer Williams
Ilinois
Walter Owen
Fred Stanek
Iowa
Springs Movie War Reignites At Rialto Theater
Wessington Springs a special report notes ongoing struggle over Sunday moving picture operations. RJ Steffen, Rialto manager, faces new hearing before Justice Keene for allegedly operating without a license on Monday, November 16. Continuance granted to November 25 as lawyer was away. Steffen had previous fines, jail time, and a reversed Mitchell verdict last week.
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Steffen
Smith
Mitchell
Accept Arms Plan Opposed By Gibson
Geneva dispatch reports the preparatory disarmament commission accepting the principle of land weapon limitation by budgetary method. The United States through Ambassador Hugh S. tools declined to accept the plan for itself. Viscount Cecil of Chetwood for Great Britain presented the resolution, supported by sixteen nations including Canada France and Japan. Russia Germany and Italy opposed it while the United States Sweden Turkey Venezuela Bulgaria and China abstained.
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Gibson
Dominion Status Dealt Stiff Blow
London reports that India faces a setback as Indian delegates are urged to accept delayed dominion status. Lord Irwin’s recommendations propose gradual self government, with most powers shifting to the viceroy while Britain retains defense finance and foreign relations. Gandhi’s followers demand immediate severance, and Simon’s federation plan is seen as insufficient.
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London
India
Round Table
Lord Irwin
John Simon
Simon
Irwin
Mahatma Gandhi
Britain
Dominion Confab Closes In London
The imperial conference in London ended after six weeks, reinforcing dominions as autonomous units within the commonwealth. Dominions pursued self-interest in economic matters while affirming loyalty to the throne, edging toward a British league of nations.
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London
Commonwealth
British League of Nations
Weather forecast for South Dakota and Huron
Snow probable tonight and Saturday with colder conditions into Saturday for South Dakota and Huron. Arctic air expected to lower temperatures as showers work through, bringing light accumulation in some areas and blustery winds along the western edge of the state.
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South Dakota
Mailed Fist Of Cuban Military Hovering Over Havana
Cuban authorities tightened control as the armed forces loomed over Havana amid mounting unrest. Troops patrolled streets, censorship blocked outgoing cables, and two Havana newspapers suspended publication rather than accept government oversight. Student clashes left deaths and injuries, while investigations followed a wounding tied to a demonstration. President Machado called the measures temporary as unrest referenced broader anti-government sentiment. A separate report notes South Dakota dairy representatives chosen for a national buttermakers contest.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
el Pais
Diario de la Marina
Arturo Tagle
Soria
Marin Nocal
Machado
Tagle
Rand m
Key West
Fla
Cuba
Tagla
Domings Perez
Associated Press
Cuban Congress
Santiago de Cuba
5. D
Sioux Falls
Axel Nilson
Baltic
A. M. Helgass
Volga
S.C. Boe
Viburg
South Dakota Dairy Association
Judge tests detainee by taunting operator in Detroit case
In Detroit on November 14 Judge Christopher E. Stein of the recorder's court quizzed Christopher Denny a 52 year old man who claimed to be an operator after Denny said he was one. The judge pressed for a location and Denny tapped Detroit then pleaded to be released prompting a brief exchange as court proceedings continued.
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Morseree Gilde
Detroit
Christopher E. Stein
Recorder's Court
Christopher Denny
Denny
Landslide Near Lyons Evacuates Wide Area
In French Desert Landslide Area near Lyons on November 14, authorities evacuated a broad zone after more than 100 people were buried in their sleep as houses collapsed. The Antiquaille hospital and the St. Jean cathedral are threatened as undermining appears widespread. Firemen and volunteers resumed digging at dawn. 5 bodies identified, 15 rescued but likely not to survive. Estimates of dead range from 32 to 100, with days needed to reach many remains.
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Lyons
France
Antiquaille Hospital
St. Jean
Tardieu Wins Confidence Vote In French Chamber
Paris Nov 14 deputies backed Premier Tardieu and Foreign Minister Briand 323 to 279 after months of opposition to Briand's international policy. Briand, veteran of Locarno and Geneva, defended Ris ar- Hon ar amid a late chamber struggle.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
Aristide Briand
Br. Briand
Locarno
Geneva
Uberostrum
Parties Promise to Push Supply Bills in Congress
Washington reports both Democratic and Republican leaders assure no obstruction to annual appropriation bills for the December term. Hoover disclosed the pledge aims to prevent a rushed or blocked funding of government operations, while independents weigh a possible Muscle Shoals compromise as talks circle budget and party reorganization.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Norris
Alabama
House
White House
McNary
Oregon
Reece
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Rankin
Mississippi
Glass
Virginia
Woonsocket Legion to Buy and Gift Furniture
Members of the American Legion met to consider bids for furniture for their club room in the new community building. A further meeting tonight may accept bids. The group plans to furnish the council chamber as a city gift while building work progresses but no completion date is set.
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Woonsocket
Ameican Legion
Legionnaires
Santa Claus Visit Question for Huron Children
Children are invited to write to the Evening Huronite asking Santa Claus to visit Huron for a day before Christmas. A representative says Santa would spend a full day here if enough children request it, otherwise he may go elsewhere. Send letters to the Christmas Editor at the Evening Huronite.
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Santa Clause
Huron
Santa
North Star Lodge
North Pole
Co-Op Marketing Education urged at South Dakota Farm Bureau meeting
The South Dakota Farm Bureau urged an education program via the state extension service to acquaint farmers and cooperators with Federal Farm Board services and to survey feasibility of cooperative setups for livestock marketing. It commended the Producers Commission association and supported reopening the Sioux Falls branch. The group opposed bonding for paved road funding and backed gas tax redistribution to counties for farm to market roads, motor vehicle tax amendments, inland waterways projects, and rural credit land placement on tax rolls.
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State College Extension Service
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
State Farm Bureau Federation
Producers Commission Association of
Sioux City
Ferre
Minnesota
Iowa
Sioux Falls
Farm Bureau
Great Lakes- St. Lawrence
Grand Jury Probes Chicago Police Secrets
A secretive grand jury in Chicago pursued alleged police irregularities with scope reportedly within three years statute of limitations. They kept the investigation private excluding assistant attorney Edwin Spiro as jurors heard from Col Henry Barrett Chamberlain of the Chicago crime commission and Assistant State's Attorney Charles J Mueller.
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Chicago
Edwin Spiro
Col
Henry Barrett Chamberlain
Chicago Crime Commission
Charles J. Mueller
Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Case Canton
Canton reports Ernest Madden former Lincoln county clerk pleaded guilty to embezzlement of public funds in circuit court. Sentencing date not fixed. Irregularities surfaced after state auditor review. Madden resigned after 15 years in office. Bloodshed report follows of clashes between peasants and communist forces near Lettish-Russian frontier.
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Canton
Ernest Madden
Lincoln County
Madden
London
Ostrave
Okotokha
Riga
Warrants Issued Against Dozen Liquor Violators in Huron
Deputy prohibition chief E L Senn led a field roundup in Huron and nearby areas to arrest about a dozen liquor traffickers. Warrants were issued and handed to U S Marshals for federal court action or state court bail. The drive expands a statewide operation that has already netted around 25 violators in four counties.
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Huron
E. L.senn
Sioux Falls
South Dakot
U. S
Senn
W. W. Howes
Prohibition
Tiig
Sean
Minnehaha
Turner
McCook
Lake Counties
Asia
Plan Atlantic Air Mail Service Soon
Plan for an Anglo American trans Atlantic air mail line to begin within a year was announced by W Irving Glover. Pan American Airways and Imperial Airways will operate with flying boats possibly starting with mail and later passengers. Charleston may be the American terminus. Bermuda and the Azores will be legs with the U S company flying to Bermuda.
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Washington
Atlantic
W. Irving Glover
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Imperial Airways, Ltd
England
Glover
Charleston
D. C
Bermuda
Azores
United States
South America
Sescribe
New York
Great Britain
West Indies
Mexico
Central America
Europe
India
Africa
Concen
G. Woods-Humphrey
Imperial Airways
Franconia
Juan Ti Tripp
Pan-American
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