Manchurian Crisis Deepens as Nations Seek Truce
The Manchurian crisis escalates with Japanese and Chinese forces clashing amid a harsh winter. The League of Nations pleads for peace in Paris while Russia-Japan tensions loom. Diplomatic exchanges warn of possible wider conflict as Dawes and Sze press for concessions and a neutral probe.
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League of Nations
Smith Beavis
Associated Press
Japan
C'sisa
Council of the
Paris
Russia
Kenkoshi Yoshizawa
China
Set Tin New Carital
Ian
Nanai
Taonan-Anganchi
Tsitsiher
Manchuria
Mah Chan-Shan
Koshan
Soviet
Stimzon
Dawes
League Council
League
Alfred Sze
Nanking
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Bismarck Auditory Boosts City Life Draws Praise
Bismarck citizens express enthusiasm for the War Memorial auditorium recreation building, saying it spurs conventions and commerce. Leaders cite a recent event that brought in about forty five thousand dollars and note the facility supports youth programs, civic groups, and community welfare activities amid a busy schedule.
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K. W. Simmons
Bismarck Tribune
Bismarck, N. D
Bismarck
M. Davis
Association of Joe
Bessie -Baldwin
Westen's Club
R. M. Bergeson
Rotary Club
Rotary
Duluth
Delegates Report At Co-Op Luncheon In Huron
The eleventh district Co-Operative club convention in St Paul was reported at the Huron club luncheon. Emil Frost was re elected lieutenant governor for South Dakota, C R Haug is district director, Henry F Vonderhaar represented Huron. Plans outlined for the December annual meeting with banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. A nominating committee was named and the program and entertainment chairmen appointed as the club enters its third year in Huron. The St Paul gathering elected Dr EJ Engierg of St Paul as governor with Frost and Dreveers as lieutenant governor and director O B Haug of Huron and John L. Stark of Sioux Falls listed as directors.
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Co-Op
Co-Operative Club
St. Paul
Huron Co-Operative Club
Emil Frost
South Dakota
C. R. Haug
Henry F. Vonderhaar
Huron Club
Hietel Marvin
The
EJ Engierg
Sad Emil
Frost
Huron
O. B. Haug
John L. Stark
Sioux Falls
Red Cross Roll Call Raises About $916 In Drive
The annual Red Cross roll call netted about 916 dollars with most funds allocated to the humanities. Reports indicate several workers will file small reports this afternoon. An added 14 percent increase in enrollment was noted with Dr. Jag Bpink listed in the office during the drive.
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Red Cross
Werkare
Jag Bpink
Italian Delegates Feted In New York
Italian foreign minister Dino Grandi and his aide were feted in Baltimore and urged to travel to New York for five days of talks with President Hoover. The itinerary includes rapid train travel and social events as Grandi continues a busy American visit.
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New York
Baltimory
Dino Grandi
Italy
Milnister
Giguora Grandi
Baltimore
Ambenader
John W. Garrett
America
Hoover
White House
Former Huron Woman Dies At Rochester
Word has been received that a former Huron woman died in Rochester early in the morning, with notice furnished by Mire W. T. Murphy of 9 Greg Lavearue, Watertown. The obituary confirms the death and provides details for the family.
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Rochester
Watertown
W. T. Murphy
Greg Lavearue
Huron City Bond Vote Cast for Municipal Auditorium
Voters cast ballots tomorrow from 4 to 6 pm on a $200 000 bond issue to build a municipal auditorium recreation building. A 60 percent majority is required to approve. Polling places listed by ward and precinct. voters must be 21 and residents of Beadle County, South Dakota, for one year.
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Boclock
Municipal Auditorium-Recreation
BP. m
Daum
Coe J. Crawford
J. A. Churchill
Huron City
Marshall O'Neal
2Nd
Dakota Avenues
Wilson-Barber
3Rd Street
S. W
Puasleys Plumbing
Wisconsin Avenue
Beadie County Court House
Huron College
City Hall
Ion Ward
Cay Fitter
Lth
South Dakota
Beadle County
Sioux Falls to Host State High School Basketball Meet
Mitchell reports the annual South Dakota high school basketball championship will be held in Sioux Falls on March 11 and 12 after a meeting of the State High School Athletic Association. A A McDonald of Sioux Falls was reelected chairman and R E Rawlins of Pierre secretary-treasurer, with F E Conner of Belle Fourche named vice chairman.
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Ant
Snart
Nina Grake
McDonald
Werrice Om
Srak Saale
Rheenem
Wet Pearee Thal
Sotied
Issatate
Regin
Santeae Tourigi Heed
Sevan
Three Gan Are Shot In Back and Killed in New York
New York November 23. Three more gangsters died violent deaths in the city. The body of John Lynch aged 3 lay propped against a Bronx fence and Michael J. Ahearn 36 was found nearby, both shot in the back. Police say the killings mirror a string of gangland executions with over a hundred witnesses reporting on past incidents.
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New York
Jobm
Ackie) Lynch
High Board Fencs
Bronx
Michael J. Ahearn
Aristocratic Fowl Spared From Thanksgiving Doom
CHICAGO November 22 Six thousand two hundred aristocratic fowl and an extra baker's dozen spared the Thanksgiving massacre will be sent to the poultry show in the farm week conclave with the International Livestock Exposition American Farm Bureau federation and other gatherings The four months old brood of tickets under observation of Rev Castor Ordonez De Paul university head is being raised to produce a new hybrid race promising tastier meat than turkey or chicken.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Castor Ordonez
de Paul University
Rhode Island
Miss Pangburn Heads South Dakota Education Association
Mitchell, Nov 23 Miss Jessie M. Pangburn of Spearfish Normal School was elected president of the South Dakota Education Association at a gathering of nearly two thousand teachers. Uncontested offices went to Hart Cole, W. J. Early, Abigail Alexander with two-year terms. convention set for 1832 in Sioux Falls and Rapid City during Thanksgiving week. Proposals to amend the constitution would abolish the recording secretary and adjust other officers.
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Shoux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Sioux Falla
Watertown
Yankieux
Aberdeen
Bon Homme County
W. J Early
Abigail Alexander
Bison
Perkins’ County
Association
Constance Bennett Weds Marquis in Secluded Ceremony
Constance Bennett, a top paid actress, married Henri Marquis Le Bailly de la Falaise de le Coudraye at a semi rural mansion drawing room. The groom is the divorced third husband of Gloria Swanson. Bennett plans no honeymoon until after studio duties and will then travel to France with Mr and Mrs Fitzmaurice.
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Constance Bennett
Marquis
Hollywood
Hank” Falaise
Miss Bennett
Henri Marquis le Bailly de la Falaiee de le Coudraye
Miss Bennette
Gloria Swanson
New York
Michael Farmer
Los Angeles
George Fitemaurice
France
Fitzmaurice
Say Hunt Will Head Minnesota Committee an Gone hel
Say Hunt will head Minnesota committee an gone hel. This fragment hints at a political or organizational appointment, with no clear names, dates, or context to confirm details.
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Hunt
Minnesota
Seek To Compel Forfeit Of Money In South Dakota Suit
Pierre November 23 A state suit seeks to compel Corlington county officials to surrender 4566.15 to the South Dakota World War Memorial Building. Brought in the state Supreme Court by State Treasurer A C Goodhope, the action names Glann N Xli auditor and Ralph Young county treasurer as defendants who must show cause December 4.
Waivers Not Refused by Credit Bank, Officials Say
OMAHS reports that the Intermedial Credit bank is not refusing waivers on amortgage loans for farmers seeking federal drought relief. Officials state waivers have been signed except where requested loans exceed the borrower's past payment ability.
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OMAHS
Federal Bank
Favors Limiting Wheat Crop Sale
Washington dispatch reports Representative Selvig proposes a plan to restrict wheat sales. Brewers would be allowed to sell only three fourths of production with licensing to enforce retention for feeding. The Hand county plan aims to boost prices and reduce acreage, backed by farmers and groups.
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Washington
Farm Board
Selvig
Minnesota Republican
South Dakota
Stores Close All Day Thanksgiving in Huron City
The Chamber of Commerce reports almost all businesses in Huron will close for Thanksgiving. Grocery stores will shut all day Thursday but stay open Wednesday night. drug stores close 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Cafes and eating establishments operate as usual with Wednesday evening hours.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Sarees iy lant $0 note int P day tenon ivening
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