United States Favors One Year Armament Holiday
The United States backs a League of Nations one year armament holiday inviting 52 nations to join. President Hoover and Secretary Stimson approve as a step toward the February general disarmament conference. A detailed state department reply will be prepared, aided by Hugh Wilson. No naval construction cessation is planned, and replacements may still occur.
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America
League of Nations
Hoover
Stimson
State Department
League For
Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
League of Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Wilson
Chicago
League
Grandi
Italy
Recovery Gains in Steel and Industry Revival
Recovery started in the steel industry as operations rise 3 to 10 percent and six plate mills reopen. Hundreds of workers are affected. Chicago and New York reports note radio set exports, gas sales increases, and optimism for automobile demand revival this fall and spring.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Homestead Steel Works
Chicago
Grigsby Grunow Company
Jmpany
Southerm
Public Service Company
New York
William H. Lalley
Concern
Williamson Boosts Alice Roosevelt Longworth Candidacy
Washington October 27 Representative Williamson of South Dakota and fellow Republicans discuss a potential vice presidential bid by Alice Roosevelt Longworth should Curtis retire. The report notes speculation stemming from her public visibility and political standing.
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Williamson
Longworth
Washington
Alicea Roosevelt
South Dakota
Man Charged With Kidnaping Woman Near Cleveland
William DeGidlees, 22, was arrested in Cleveland on charges of kidnapping the 19 year old wife of his brother in law from Bebville Minnesota. Detectives traced their car after a July search and waited as they appeared. The woman reportedly left home willingly with her brother in law per police statements.
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William DeGidlees
Bebville
Minn
DeGidlee
Renvilla
Woonsocket Youth Buried After Hunting Accident
Funeral services for Robert Rowan five year old son of Mr and Mrs Williams Rowan of Woonsocket were held at 1 30 this afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev A J Hoyer in charge. Interment in Wesington Cemetery. He died when a gun exploded while a playmate pulled the trigger during an attempt to blow away smoke from a muzzle. The shell entered his mouth and death was instantaneous. Surviving are his parents one brother Gerald his grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Rowan sr and S West and several aunts uncles and cousins. He was born in Wessington and had resided in Woonsocket about a year.
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Woonsocket
TonNeocEnr
Robert Rowan
Williams Rowan
Methodist
A. J. Hoyer
Wessington
Robert
Gerald
Will Rowan, Sr
S. West
Rowan
Huron
Girl Claims Hobo Killed Companion
Roy G. King and Glenda King testified they did not bear responsibility for the death of Lewis Palmer, pointing to a hobo as the killer. Glenda said she and Palmer were in a car near Prospect Lake on July 2, while King claimed to be at home in bed, denying earlier confessions.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Roy G. King
Glenda King
Lewis J. Palmer
King
Palmer
Glenda
Prospect Lake
Grenda
Defendant makes self defense claim in youth killing case
Statement by King asserts he killed the youth in self defense to protect his daughter. Sheriff Robert M Jackson is noted in the proceeding as the accused party. Earlier defendants had been scrutinized as the case unfolds with new testimonies.
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Robert M. Jackson
King
Mortar Board Names Officers at South Dakota
The Mortar Board honorary group at the University of South Dakota announced its officers for the coming year. Elizabeth Babb of Wakonda will serve as president, Gertrude Danielson as Lead vice president, Marjorie Harrington of Elk Point as treasurer, Myrtle McLaughlin of Langford as secretary, with Eeter Glasbrook serving as dean of women to advise the group. Elizabeth Babb will represent the university chapter at the district convention in Minneapolis.
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Mortar Board
Mortarboard
University of South Dakota
Elizabeth, Babb
Wakonda
Gertrude Danielson
Marjorie Harrington
Elk Point
Myrtle McLaughlin
Langford
Eterer Glasbrook
Elizabeth Babb
Mortarhoard
Minneapolis
Brown county 4-H club bulletin to aid livestock sales
The Brown County Farm Bureau plans to prepare and publish a 4-H club exchange bulletin to help club members market their livestock.
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Brown County Farm Bureau
Senate Banking Committee set to draft bill on bank laws
Senator Glam mid proposes revision of bank laws after a long inquiry. Sub committee, led by Republican Senator Norbeck of South Dakota, will meet November 20 to prepare a banking bill based on spring and summer inquiries.
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Glam
Senate
Norbeck
South Dekots
Glass
Miller Dies Former South Dakotan in New York
James M. Miller longtime newspaper man and secretary of the field department speakers bureau of the national council of the Episcopal church died late Sunday in New York. Born in Espy Pennsylvania he worked in North and South Dakota until 1920 and moved to New York five years ago. Survived by his widow a son and a daughter.
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J.M. Miller
South
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