Japan Signals Willingness To Discuss Sino Japanese Terms
Tokyo reports Tokyo states Japan is ready to negotiate with China under a framework that rejects the League of Nations settlement terms. It cites Manchuria and Mongolia as context, denies coercion, and calls for peaceful talks, emphasizing five guiding principles on territorial integrity, trade, and treaty rights.
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Tokyo
Mancuria
Mongolia
Japan
League of Nations
China
Tapan
Ching
Manchuria
Supingkal-Chenchistun - Taonan
Children To See Mikado At Huron Thursday Matinee
Grade school pupils in Huron will view The Mikado, a comic opera by the Huron Civic chorus, at an 18 cent matinee Thursday at the Huron College auditorium. Superintendent A J Lang arranged dismissal of grade wheels for travel time to the curtain at 23 p.m. Prof Les Bright calls it the regular dress rehearsal with full costume, makeup, stage lighting, and orchestra.
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Pchool
Huron
Huron Civic Chorus
A. J. Lang
Huron College
Les Bright
Bright
Gardner to Address State Prosecutors at Aberdeen Meeting
Federal Circuit Judge A. K. Gardner of Harum will be one of the principal speakers at the annual meeting of South Dakota state attorneys in Aberdeen this Thursday. He will drive to the convention with:
Girls Vote No On Paying Half The Date Cost
Chicago see coeds from University of Chicago and Northwestern Evanston reject the idea of women paying half the date bill. June Manon of Northwestern states never have, never should, and never will. Respondents note dates cost about 2 to 10 dollars including theater, meals, and dancing.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Northwestern University of Evanston
George Thomas
University of Utah
June Manon
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Frost Warning For Huron Area Tonight
Residents woke to a chilly March like air as wind and light rain brought near midwinter feeling. A frost warning was issued for Huron and vicinity by forecaster M K Bryatone as colder conditions return tonight and Wednesday with frost or freezing temperatures likely.
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Huron
Vicinity
M. KE. Bryatone
Supreme Court upholds injunction on delinquent tax collector contract
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed a temporary circuit court injunction blocking Minnehaha County from paying deputy George L. Fish a percentage of delinquent personal property tax collections. The suit by J. E. Eaxmm and Henry W. Philipps argued county officials acted without authority in hiring Fish. The decision notes county commissioners had no express or implied authority to enter such a contract.
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Tish
John H. Jotnson
Fish
Huron Man Pleads Guilty to Charge
A Huron man pleads guilty to charges including Sleck Tyndall and Willian. Walters, formerly arrained, faces verdict details. The case references Crow Mion Powers Vict Kast and Joe Campbell from the Yarkion reservation in a courthouse filing.
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Sleck
Tyndall
Willian ¥. Walters
Leetattiy Ee Deere Cee
Sess 'Crow
Mion Powers
Vict Kast
Joe Campbell
Yarkion Reservation
Laval Dances With Walker Delays Ocean Liner
An ocean liner delayed hours in New York as France Premier Laval and his daughter Jouee danced with Mayor James J. Walker at a Vanderbilt Whitney birthday event. The five and a half hour hold followed a plan to sail at midnight. Laval lingered with American guests and photographers captured the moment. The premier praised the United States and met with Alfred E. Smith at the Empire State Building, while both nations noted closer ties after discussions with President Hoover.
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Laval
Walker
New York
France
Ue Ds
Premier Laval
Jouie
Central Park Casino
Mademoisella
James J. Walker
Monsieur Laval
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
America
Mademoiselle Laval
United States
Fmas
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Empire State
French Chamber of Commerce
Waldorf-Astoria
Telia
Stockwell Confers At Huron College
Dr. Frederick E. Stockwell of Philadelphia and the training board of education visited Huron College. He spoke to students on school issues with trustees present and continues a tour visiting more than 38 Presbyterian schools, marking his first visit to the local school in years.
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Frederick E. Stockwell
Phila
Training Board of Education
Huron Colina
Hey
Board of Trustees
Stockwell
Huronian Has Close Call With Pheasant
Barthell, living a mile west of Huron, was cut on the face and eyes when a pheasant shattered the windshield of his car east of Verdi Minnesota last Saturday. He stopped on a grade, then continued to Huron, alone, for a brief stop before resuming. The pheasant, killed in the impact, was set for Sunday dinner.
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Barthell
Huron
Verdi
Minn
Barthel
Ducks Cry for Extension on Hunting Season
In a late October plea from BT Paul, authorities are urged to extend the hunting season as ducks fail to cooperate with the current schedule. The article notes an unsettled period after October 3, with stakeholders seeking adjustment to allow for better bag limits and fair opportunity for waterfowl hunters.
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Paul
Stoke Gate
Transfer of Cement Plant Funds To Hail Insurance Dept
Pierre October 7 1931 the board of finance authorized a short term loan of 10000 dollars from the cement plant interest and sinking fund to the hail insurance department to meet summer hail losses. Deputy commissioner G E Helgerson said funds will be repaid within two months as premiums for 1931 are due May 1932. A report on losses and revenue for summer 1931 is to be finalized by week’s end.
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Pierre
Hail Insurance Department
Board of Finance
G. E. Helgerson
Hail Insurance
Helgerson
Shortages Mount at Hennepin Savings and Loan
Minneapolis Oct 37 Shortages in accounts at the Hennepin Savings and Loan Association total 333 038 announced by banking commissioner J N Peyton today. Incomplete examination suggests secretary L Smith misappropriated 22117 while Peyton who took charge weeks ago found small shortages in several accounts.
Corn States Farm Relief Plan Drafted By States Committee
Springfield Oct 2. A farm relief plan will be submitted late this week to a committee representing corn raising states. Ker i C. Smith president of the Illinois agricultural group announced, seeking to stabilize grain holdings. The plan aims to boost cooperation among corn raisers and their elevators to improve efficiency and market stability.
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Springfield
Keri C. Smith
Timois Agricultural Amo
Frayed OCR Folio Marks Legion Coupon Item
Fragmentary text shows a coupon related item tied to a Legion event or sale. The readable words mention October and Pride signals but crucial names, places, and concrete actions are missing, yielding an incomplete local notice.
Refugees found as US gunboat heads to Cocos Island
A US gunboat Sacramento neared Cocos Island in the southwest Pacific to rescue three Americans missing since April after a yacht wreck. Refugees Paul Stackwick Gordon Brawner and Earl Palmer reported living ashore on fruit as they moved inland seeking food, while rescuers pursue their location amid dense jungle terrain.
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Baloa
Panama Canal
United States
Sacramento
Jonesy Island
Cocos
Southwest Pacific
Paul Stackwick
Huron
Gordon Brawner
Springfield
Earl Palilmer
San Diego
Cal
Irwin
Fleischman
Financial Plans May Be Rebuilt
Washington reports that Premier Laval and President Hoover discuss revising war debt settlements, potentially rebuilding the intricate postwar financial framework. Germany’s payment adjustments under the Young plan hinge on proving incapacity to pay, with a proposed expert committee to oversee debt considerations among major nations and banks.
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Washington
Laval
France
Hoover
Bruening
Berlin
Germany
America
Congress
United States
Beret
Bank of England
Bank of France
Tthe Bank of
Italy
Bank of Japan
National Bank of
Belgium
Federal Reserve Bank
Reicha
Child Drowns in Tank Near Parker
A 15 month old boy, Bobby Hilbrands, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Hilbrands seven miles southwest of Parker, drowned while climbing into a water tank the evening his mother was away. The incident occurred near the Hilbrands farm and is being investigated locally. The child’s death follows other recent farm water hazards in the region.
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Leild
Parker
Bobby ‘Hilbrands
Tom Hilbrands
Here
Japanese Athletes Set World Marks in Bread Jumping
Tokyo reports Chuhet Nambu set a running bread hump mark of 26 feet 2 inches at the national meet, while Mikio Oda established a universal standard of 51 feet 14 inches for the running hop and jump. Nambu’s leap surpasses 5 Cator’s Paris record of 1928 by two inches, and Oda tops A W Winter’s 58 foot 11 3 4 inch mark set at Paris in 1924.
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Tokyo
Chuhet Nambu
Mikio Oda
Nabu
Cator
Hawaii
Paris
Oda
A. W. Winter
Paria
Nation Observes Navy 158th Birthday Observance
The United States marks the navy's 158th birthday with ceremonies and open houses as officials consider funding and modernization. President Hoover stresses a strong defensive navy while Akron hosts a dedication of the airship Akron and officials gather aboard the ship for a dinner with Governor Ritchie and Rear Admiral Henson.
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Washington
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Akron
Lakehurst
Adama
America
Ritchie
Maryland
William 5. Henson
Ironsidea
Bankers Back Hoover Plan Expanding National Credit Corp
President Hoover learns bankers nearly unanimously support the 500 million dollar National Credit Corporation plan. Subscriptions are to meet a weekly deadline, with state associations forming to back lending. Hoover and key executives report rapid organization and confidence restoration as subscriptions near completion.
Man's Brotherhood Concludes Convention in Sioux Falls
The Man's Brotherhood of the Norwegian church closes its annual convention in Sioux Falls on October 27, with delegates reaffirming aims of fraternal aid and community service. Officials report strong attendance and plans for next year.
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Men's Brotherhood
Siou Falls
The
Man's Brotherhood of the
Fate Of Currency Believed At Stake In British Election
London voters faced a pivotal ballot as polls opened amid unprecedented campaign rhetoric. Major issues centered on a doctor’s mandate to stabilize currency and national government plans to balance the budget without hurting the poor, with observers predicting a strong national government majority.
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House of Commons
London
Collier
Cockney
Squire
the Times
Ramsey MacDonald
Daily Herald
MacDonald
Stock Exchange
Seaham Harbor
Durham
United States
WABC
Columbia Network
S. T. Farly
Harney Endorsed Amid Complaints On Prohibition Work
In St Paul on Oct 27 endorsement of M L Harney Northwest Federal Prohibition Administrator mingled with complaints from yesterday’s probe led by Col Amos V W Woodcock director of the Bureau of Prohibition. Woodcock said investigation only begun and he heard support and criticism of Harney while noting a broader inquiry would resume today exploring small violators and larger operations alike.
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ST. Paul
M. L. Harney
Northwest
Col
Amos V. W. Woodcock
Bareau of Prohibition
Mr. Woodcock
Harney
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