Women To Run In Coming Elections
Great Britain prepares for a general election with women as candidates organizers and voters shaping outcomes. The labor party may field 20 to 25 women for the house of commons conservatives and liberals about a dozen each. Notable candidates include Lady Astor Margaret Bondfield Duchess of Atholl and Megan Lloyd George. Ichbel MacDonald, daughter of the prime minister, campaigns for her father in Seaham Harbor and for her brother Malcolm in Bassetlaw.
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London
Great Britain
Labor Party
House of Commons
Lady Astor
M. P
Margaret Bondfield
Duchess of Atholl
Megan Lloyd George
Ichbel MacDonald
Seaham Harbor
Malcolm
Bassetlaw
Gun-Mad Gangster Sought In Marion Miller Slaying
Chicago police seek Frank McErlane known as the gun crazy swashbuckler in a murder inquiry. Marion Miller, his common law wife, was found shot in the rear seat of his luxury car with two dogs killed at her feet. The coroner linked the February 1930 knee wound she inflicted to the weapon used.
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Chicago
Frank McErtene
Marion Miller
McEllane
McErlane
Herman N. Bundesen
Five Women Appointed to South Dakota P T A Board
Vacancies on the South Dakota branch board of managers of the national Congress of Parents and Teachers were filled at a post convention meeting in Watertown. Elsie Hanson of Bison was named president of District 3. T A Harmon of Aberdeen named spiritual education chairman. Fannie Corwin of Forestburg named safety chairman. HL Vis of Wasta appointed state thrift chairman. HL C Sessions of Sioux Falls to complete term as state P T A historian.
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Watertown
South Dakota
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Elsie Hanson
Bison
Boeen
T. A. Harmon
Aberdeen
Earl A. Roadman
Mitchell
Fannie Corwin
Forestburg
Marriage Licenses Listed for Hofer Reh Shaw and McMillan
Peter G Hofer and Flossia Agnes McMillan wed in Huron and Wessington respectively. Alfred August Reh and Fern Goldsworthy, both from Wessington, apply for licenses alongside Floyd Theodore Shaw from Wessington.
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Peter G. Hofer
Ttn Ea
Sed Este
Stahl
Huron
Alfred August Reh
Yale
Flossia Agnes McMillan
Carpenter
Floyd Theodore Shaw
Wessington
Fern Goldsworthy
Baptists Approve .F. College Merger
The Nebraska State Baptist convention approved the merger of Grand Island Nebraska college with Sioux Falls S. D. Baptist college and will focus on strengthening the South Dakota school. Sioux Falls college was named the official Baptist school for Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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Baptists
F. College
Omaha
Nebraska State Baptist Convention
Grand Island Nebraska College
Sioux Falls
D. Baptist College
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
South
North Dakota
Capone admits liability in tax case matter
In Chicago a government bid to prove Al Capone admitted liability for taxes on 226000 is highlighted by a typed two page letter signed by Lawrence P Mattingly. The document, offered as evidence of Capone's willingness to pay, was debated by defense counsel and kept from jurors.
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Victor Hackler
Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Lawrence P. Mattingly
Internal Revenue Bureau
H. Wilkerson
Michael Ahern
U.S
George FE. Q. Johnson
Wilkerson
Louis Wilson
Interternal Revenue Department
Mattingly
Washington
Decare Bombing Retaliation in Manchuria
Tokyo reports say Japanese bombers struck Chin chow Manchuria in retaliation for Chinese fire on planes during a recon mission. Japanese communiques claim considerable damage with toll estimates varying from two to twenty deaths.
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Tokyo
Chinchow
Manchuria
Mukden
Peiping
Tokyo War Office
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Japanese plot thwarted near Chinchow by allied forces
Report notes Japanese trops and an aide Chang Tae Shen planned to attack from either side. They gathered remnants of Gaines troops along the south Manchurian railway to concentrate west of Chinchow.
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Chinchow Se
Mubsen
Ser Thiet
Chang
Chang Tae Shen
South Manchurian
Chinchow
Walton League Urges Feeding Of Wild Birds
The Izaak Walton league urges winter feeding of wild game birds to aid hunting and farmers. The movement promotes buying surplus grain to store until snow covers ground, then feed pheasants quail and other birds.
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Walton League
Minneapolis
Izaak Walton League
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