Japan Withdraws Troops After Chinchow Drive
Mukden Manchuria November 26. The Japanese army began a backward march after advancing toward Chinchow. About 10 000 troops with trains and air support pulled back to near Mukden, with a ten day withdrawal plan. Officials said only a withdrawal to a point near Mukden was planned and no attack on Chinchow was in prospect.
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Trasmukden
Manchuria
Chinchow
Army
Wang-Kuantaizie
Tabushen
Mukden
Lin River
Tsitsihar
Washington
Stimson
Japan
Tokyo
Tientsin
Paris
Council
League of Nations
China
Shankaiwan
Great Wall
Chang ‘Hsueh-Liang
Yag~ Kuantaitze
Shigeru Honjo
Naual River
Bai- Hefield
Taksing
Tahsing
Coward
Appellants Briefs Served In Daum Case
Attorneys Churchill Benson Longstaff Gardner served Daum's briefs today in the case Carl E. Daum versus M Urquhart. Daum's attorneys Max Royh and John P. Sauer have three days to prepare an answer to Urquhart's appeal to the South Dakota supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Daum
M. Urquhart
Churchill and
Benson
Longstaff and Gardner
Weather report fragment from Neotaatremet area fans warmth
Fragmentary weather note mentions warmer conditions for Neotaatremet with evening delivery service and a vague reference to an event or timetable. No clear dates or full details available.
Death probe after Ames film star found dead in hotel
New York police investigate the death of film and stage star Robert Ames. An autopsy was ordered after a maid found his body in a Park Avenue hotel suite. Doctors cited internal hemorrhage from a kidney ailment, with questions about possible sleeping-powder overdose. Ames, 42, had telephoned Ina Claire recently. pictures of Claire and other women were found in the room. Friends deny engagement. Ames and Claire may work together on a new play.
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New York
Robert Ames
Ames
Tay
Park Avenue
Ina Claire
John Gilbert
Miss Claire
Hollywood
Clare
Gloria Swanson
the Trespasser
Urges Shorter Hours and Higher Pay for Women
Miss Mary Anderson urged shorter work hours and higher pay for women as an investment in national prosperity at an American Women's Association conference. The Federal Women’s Bureau chief argued that enabling the unemployed to buy essentials could avert industrial depressions, noting wage declines outpaced cost of living and citing examples of 12 to 14 hour shifts without extra pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Mary Anderson
Federal
Women’s Bureau
American Women's Association
Miss Anderson
Woman's Bureau
Lignite Briquets Begin At Lehigh Plant In North Dakota
Lehigh briquetting plant in Dickinson North Dakota resumed production yesterday after a halt since April 12. Superintendent said the mine operated near full capacity and by Monday the plant would reach its maximum output of about 50 tons daily.
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N. D. Dickinson
N. D
Lehigh
Amnesia Case Solves Arlington Missing Teacher Mystery
Victor F. Peterson, a Arlington high school instructor, vanished in Minneapolis on September 26 while traveling to register for work. Found in Los Angeles two months later, he appears to suffer memory lapse with a letter from Los Angeles confirming his whereabouts. Police cooperation sought. initial fear of kidnapping abated as family confirms location.
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Arlington
Minn
Victor F. Peterson
Arlington High School
Los Angeles
Calif
Peterson
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Uitil
Peterson Janes
Huron
Arlington Public Schools
California
South Hope Street
Victor Peterson
Rolf Peterson
Huron College
Victor
Anderson
Olf
Victor Et
Two Perfect Bridge Hands In One Day
Chicago readers hear of two flawless bridge hands witnessed in a single afternoon. Mrs James A Findlay of Lake Forest recalls the remarkable feats during a train trip to the northwest.
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Chicago
Thewes
James A. Findlay
Lake Formt
South Dekote
Einstein's U 5 Trip Bemlin Aboard Steamer Pott
Einstein’s party departs aboard the steamer Pott for the United States with Prof. Finstein expected to proceed to the American west coast. The trip is described as orderly and routine with anticipated arrival today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
U. 5
Bemlin
Alfert Einstein
United Staton
Profemer Finstein
Americom
Eleven Are Missing On Lake Superior
Houghton Michigan November 2 three coast guard crews and six fishermen began a search for eleven men who left Grand Marais on November 25 for Washington Harbor Isle Royale and have not been heard from. The men were being taken to Isle Royale for the winter and were due back Thursday evening. The Crawford cutter from Two Harbors Eagle Harbor crew and Portage ship Canal crew dispatched to search. The three crews planned to meet at Isle Royale to plan further action.
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Houghton
Mich
Coast Guard
Grand Marais
Washington Harbor
Isle Royale
Coast Guards
Crawford
Two Harbors
Minn
Eagie Harbor
Portage Ship Canal
Lake
Portage
Eagle Harbor
Rock Harbor
Ise Royale
Drought Relief Plea In Nebraska Town
In a drought stricken area of Nebraska aid is urgent. The American Legion and Governor Co. W. Bryan coordinate relief as cold weather and snow worsen conditions. The Red Cross has spent thousands in Knox county and children’s clothing, overalls, and underwear are in demand while farmers seek basic food after months of hunger.
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Bloometeld
Neb
Nebraska
American Legion
Co. W. Bryan
The
Red Cross
Knox County
BE. H. Mason
Red Cross Relief Committee
Dakota Motor Carriers Meet Opens Eighth Convention
SIOUX FALLS Nov 28 The Dakota Motor Carriers association opened its eighth annual convention with Secretary O H Shade of Mitchell estimating about 130 attendees for the afternoon sessions. State officials and truckers officers were among speakers and experts scheduled to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dakota Motor Carriers Association
O. H. Shade
Mitchell
Truckers
Pps
Gas Tax Remedies To Be Considered At Huron Meeting
State officials plan a December 12 Huron gathering with petroleum product interests to curb evasion of the gasoline tax law. Governor Warren Green says some dealers exit before the 90 day payment window ends, while tax due dates and delinquency timing prompt lapses. Accompanying the governor are state treasurer A C Goodhope and highway secretary George Henry, with dealer groups represented by A O Shields and Wern Sickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Goodhope
George Henry
State Highway Commission
Green
A. O. Shields
Mitchell
Wern Sickel
Irish Bow To Army 12 to 0 in snowbound clash
New York November 28 Army defeated Notre Dame 12 to 0 before a capacity crowd in a snow covered stadium. Kilday scored the first quarter touchdown after a sensational pass play Brown to Stecker for 50 yards. Ray Stecker added a 68 yard run late in the game to seal the win amid staunch Army defense. Notre Dame suffered injuries including star guard Nerdy Hoffman.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Kilday
Brown
Stecker
Ray Stecker
Schwartz
Ie Fighting Irish
Jack Price
Nerdy Hoffman
Minnesota Leads Ohio State in Big Ten Charity Game
Minnesota and Ohio State meet at Memorial Stadium in Minneapolis for a nine year rematch. Minnesota bursts ahead to a 13-0 halftime lead in cold sunny conditions as Somers and Hass connect on a second quarter score and Manders adds a failed kick and a later successful kick.
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Memorial Stadium
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ohio State
Sovera
Ohio
Cramer
Somers
Manders
Hass
Gophers
Spoint
Mandera
Ubi
Scheme To Obtain Cash For Injury Meets Difficulties
In Chicago a man named Kazimierz Gorecki sought ten thousand dollars in damages after a pickle truck allegedly dented his car fender injuring his arm. Witnesses disputed the injury and doctors denied setting the arm. Judge McGoorty sentenced him to 30 days in jail for contempt after he argued for damages.
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Chicago
Kazimierz Gorecki
Gorecki
McGoorty
Garecki
Life Insurance Men Plan State Association Unites South Dakota
Insurance delegates from Sioux Falls Aberdeen and Watertown gathered at Hotel Marvin Hughitt to discuss consolidating three district life underwriters associations into a state body with a Huron district also considered. Watertown backs the plan while emphasizing district units retain identity. officers from Sioux Falls Aberdeen and Huron attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
District Life Underwriters Associations
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Watertown
Huron
Huron Insurance
Marvin Hughitt
District Life Underwriters Association
State Association Idea
A. R. Fergusoni
C. H. Werring
H. J. Fealing
A. B. Carter
Thomas Murphy
E. E. Kneedy
Aberdeen Group
A. C D. Milligan
James FE. Carey
Shipping Board Accused of Dishonesty by La Guardia
Representative La Guardia charged the Shipping Board with dishonesty and threatened impeachment indictment or removal. The board had granted a 2,400,000 loan to Seatrain Transportation for two new car ferries to run between New Orleans and Havana, described as a rushed action amid protest preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Guardia
Shipping Board
Seatrain Transportation Company
New ‘Orleans
Havana
Swag
All applications must be mailed by 10 A.M.
Beadle county loan committee members expect a flood of last minute applications by 10 o clock Sunday. About 100 more loans may be mailed tonight, bringing Beadle county totals to over 300 applications and about 75 thousand dollars in loans if approved. Secretary Hyde is unlikely to grant a 15 day extension despite Governor Green of South Dakota’s request. Fed loans total 443,659 to 1818 farmers in drought areas of South Dakota and surrounding counties, with an average loan of 244.14 and final applications set for December 1.
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Beadle County Loan Committee
Beadle County
George ML Townsend
County
Grand Forks, N. D
Townsend
Washington
North
South Dakota
Montana
Hyde
Green
Ae Dakota
Chicago
Minneapolis Credit Association
Grand Forks
N. D
Walter E. Eliff
Elif
South Dakota Places In Horse Competition
South Dakota earns top team and individual honors in the junior livestock judging prelims for the international show. Horses-Iliners lead with 386 points. South Dakota 355 in fourth. Cattle-Virginis 428 first for Nebraska and 423 third for South Dakota. Minnesota 386 second. Swine-Kansas 279 first for Nebraska 277 second. Harold Eberstacher of Nebraska wins individual swine honors as West Virginia leads 1416 points, with Nebraska 1289 third, Illinois 1380 fourth, South Bakers 1357 sixth, and Iowa 1348 seventh.
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Chicago
Nev
Ane Suys
Iliners
South Dakota
Virginis
Nebraska
Sherp—Wlinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Harold Eberstacher
Cleansing Effort Gathers Along Upper Mississippi River
In Winona Minnesota officials from communities along the river join with heads of commercial and civic groups, state conservation boards, health boards, drainage and lake level associations, and the U S Bureau of Fisheries to discuss pollution and sewage disposal issues affecting the Twin Cities and upper Mississippi.
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Mississippi River
Winona
Misn
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Conservation Commissions
Boards of ‘Health
Minnesota’ Drainage Commission
Fed
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Izaak Walton League
Capone Gang Seeks Release of Winkler Motorman
A garbled 1931 Chicago scene references a motorman Winkler and a Capone era release bid. One line notes a November date and a ransom-like offer tied to freedom, with mentions of Garnett, a street car operator, and a Chicago conference. The passage is fragmented and lacks clear events.
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Capone Gang
Winkler
BIOAX
City
L. E. Garnett
Chicago
Vines
Nebraska
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By Glenn 3Ard
Appellant
Daum
Chomdy Tani
Ouase
Wenrenterd
U.S
Probe
Minnesota Stadium
Lake Superior
Beadle
BOR
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