Weeks Says Too Much Time Spent On Study Course
Aberdeen Democrat candidate D weeks argues too much focus on a general course of study diverts from teachers rural needs. He urges leadership and support for rural teachers, stressing that qualified, understood teachers are vital and rural schooling demands specialized training and adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Aberdeen
D. Weeks
C. E. Gold
Scotland
Public Instruction Department
South Dakota
Britons Annex One Golf Match
The British team left a mark in Brookline as their sole wirmer delivered a wild shot that sparked a knock from the Walker Cup. Captain Francis Guimet led a squad of 20 to 25 year olds who kept the United States from breaking their intercontinental run, with eight of twelve matches decided in favor of America, three halved, and one hotly contested. New York’s Dunlap and Seaver plus Los Angeles’ Seaver and Dallas’ Calderon posted multiple wins, while Billy Howell fueled the freshmen’s seven victories. Dunlap’s 36 set a course record before the English masters recovered in a dramatic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Francis Guimet
United
Ameti
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Maurice J. McCarthy
Dunlap
Seaver
Pereland
Trunlap
Eric McRavin
McRavie
Leonard Crawley
George Voigt
York
Ly Piso
Iteekt
Unclear OCR fragment with currency mishaps and travels
Unclear fragment reports odd currency beliefs, a bank robbery link to Jack Walsh, a failed purchase with half dollars, and a transport scene involving a ship and a flight from Friedrichshafen with voyages between Germany and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Jack Walsh
Ian Dutch
Railroads Cut Coal Rates to Midwest Regions
Interstate Commerce Commission allows lower grade industrial coal rate cuts by Illinois Indiana and western Kentucky lines to Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Minnesota and LaCrosse Wisconsin through March 31. Reductions vary by destination, with up to 53 cents per ton to Sioux City and Sioux Falls and smaller cuts to Minnesota and Iowa cities to offset gas competition from pipelines.
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Washington
Inlinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
LaCrosse
Wis
Omaha
Fremont
Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Atchison and Leavenworth
Kanses
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Albert Lea
Min
Northfield
Montgomery
Mankato
Faripault
New Prague
Minn
Fairmont
Bluz Earth
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Chaska
Winnona
Worthington
Laverne and
Jackson
Springfield
Atlantic
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Voters face clash of official duty and political pursuit
The piece notes the conflict when leaders like Hoover and Roosevelt act as both officials and campaign figures. It reflects on public suspicion, recalls past campaigns, and highlights how the American Legion presses for veterans’ allowances amid looming bonus debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Woic
Herbert Hoover
United States
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
New York
Walker
New York City
Hoover
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
American Legion
Congress
Joint Committee
Legion
Kep
Legiottacires
Joue$t Shouse
Kansas
Ford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aew
Smith
Madison ‘Square Garden
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hover
Frank Rogue
Frankii D. Moosevelt
New Jersey
Flying Hutchinsons Land At Greenland
George R B Hutchinson and his party of seven landed at Godthab Greenland at 7 00 p m after flying from New York to London over the Arctic air route The eight including two children started from Hopedale Labrador for the 100 mile Davis Strait crossing en route to London by way of the Arctic passage
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Greenland
Ottawa
George RB. Hutchinson
New York
London
Godthanh
Department of Marine
Copenhagen
Denmark
Godthaab
Hopedale
Labrador
Davis Strait
President Rubio Of Mexico Quits
Mexico City reports President Pascual Ortiz Rubio has submitted his resignation to Congress after secret talks at Chapultepec Castle. The resignation was entrusted to Interior Secretary Gen Juan Jose Rios for delivery to the 35th Congress at its second session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pascual Ortz Rubio
Congress
Cris
Miter
Chapultepec Castle
Ministeraelzo
Juan Jose Rios
Interior
Wai
Ortiz Rubio
Alvaro Obregon
French Investors Concede Setbacks In Far East Deals
Paris financiers fail to revive French rights in the Chinese Eastern railway amid the rise of Manchoukuo. Alfred Massenet and the Franco-Asiatic Bank proposed new loans to secure French claims, but officials doubt a large enough loan would attract Manchoukuo funds. The loss of prewar francs deals is a heavy blow to French bond issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Manchoukuo
Far East
Alfred Masecnet
Franco-Asiatic Bank of
Husso-Asiatic Bank
MM. Massenet
Manchouk
Ioana
France
Australian Clippers Tourists Seek Baltic to Australia Voyage
A Australian-Finnish company plans sailing tours to Australia using the 23,79-ton barque EL Avenir. The ship will sail the Baltic then to South Africa and via Cape Hope to Australia with modern conveniences. Tourists are promised a slow yet exciting voyage.
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Sydney
Australia
Baltic
South Africa
Cape Morn
Austratis
Renew Attack On Air Dreams At Cleveland Speed Meet
Four of America's fastest fliers aimed to break the world landplane speed record of 272.47 mph in Cleveland. Doolittle led with speeds near 282.7 mph in practice, hoping to set a new mark with a refined propeller, while Haizlip Wedell and Hall also pursued speeds around 275 mph. Two crashes left pilots hospitalized and Mrs. Marie McMillin set an unofficial women’s record with a jump from 20 800 feet, signaling a bold day of aviation feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
America
Hajar James H. Doolittle
Adja. Momnett
France
Jimmie Twaizlip
James R. Wedell
New Orleans
Robert L. Hall
Springfield
Doolittle
Hall
Haizlip
Wedels
Favl
Bloom
Tavenport
William Warrick
Warrick
Marie McMillin
War Risk Liability Exceeds Premiums by One Billion
Washington reports Brigadier General Frank T. Hines says the war risk term insurance fund has paid out about one billion dollars more than premium receipts. He notes the government liability will likely surpass two billion dollars in total expenditures.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Hines
parachute escape saves pilots as plane catches fire
Minnesota Aviator Minn and Lieut Joseph Hicks of Torrington Wyoming parachute from an army airplane that caught fire over Rio Grande flood waters. Both pilots suffered injuries. Lieut Rawlins, the flier, was burned while unhooking and escaping.
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Minnesota
Minn
Joseph H. Hicks
Torrington
Wyo
Rio Grande River
Arts Fo
Brooks Field
Lieut
Rawlins
Hicks
Youth Abounds In Italy Cabinet Changes Under Mussolini
Mussolini’s reshuffle ages the Italian cabinet with many appointees under 45, highlighting ambassadors Augusto Rosso to Washington and Dino Grandi to London. Rosso, 47, a lawyer and farmer, returns to Rome’s post and Grandi, long a diplomat, takes aim at war debts and reparations in London. Leandro Arpimati, 40, rises to under-secretary while Guido Jung, 1876-born financier, becomes finance minister and pushes reparations reform amid world talks. Leonardo Vitetti, famed for reparations and disarmament expertise, is a bright fascist thinker. Signor De Francisci exchanges posts with Rocco in a penal code and university city plan in Rome.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Duce
Augusto Rosso
League of Nations
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Dino Grandi
England
Italy
United States
Rosco
Turin
Scotth Burr
Healso
Hoover
Grandi
London
Mussolini
Europa
Britain
Andrew W. Mellon
Leandro Arpimati
Tenior
Bologna
Guido Jung
Palermo
Austria
Germany
Sicily
Leonardo Vitetti
Rio
Alfredo Rocco
Justice
Pistri di Francisci
University of Rome
de Francisci
Rocco
Con Rocco
Diver Perishes After Prolonged Ohio River Trapping
In QWENSBORL Ohio river, diver Jesse Sanders, a government employee, became wedged in a diving suit while inspecting a dam wicket. He remained trapped underwater for nearly three hours before rescue attempts failed despite air pumped into his apparatus and a second suit arriving from Newbury, Indiana.
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Qwensborl
Wen
Ohio River
Jesse Sanders
Sanders
Newbury
Ind
Ring Thief Begins a Seven Year Term
James McBride alias Raymond Kline was brought to Sioux Falls to begin a seven-year penitentiary term after pleading guilty to third degree burglary. He arrived from Timber Lake with about 40 valuable rings identified as Timber Lake store loot, hidden in an ice house. He said he had served terms in North Dakota and Wisconsin prisons.
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Sioum Falls
James McBride
Raymond Kline
Sioux Falls
Timber Lake
State
McBride
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Local social notes from Clark and Watertown residents
Visitors and guests fill a Clark courthouse return, Watertown shoppers and family visits populate a week of local social life. Names include Raymond Hugh Johnson Elmer Nommensen J D Chance R J Mann Ada Behr Norland and others with travel to Doland Mitchell Irene Hocla and Manson and a sudden death in Curtis Wisconsin noted.
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Raymond Hugh Johnson
Elmer Nommensen
Watertown
J. D. Chance
R. J. Mann
Clark
Guy Hurl
Helena Nommensen
Clark Court House
L. Cook
Mitchell
Guy Cook
Doland
A. Johnson
Adolph Koening
Crandall
A.’ Johnson
Albert
Manson
John
Irwen Herther
Lois ‘Ann
Hocla
Mr. Herther
P. J. Gerhardt
James
Lloyd Riddle
August Flatterick
Reineck
Glen Stith
Curtis
Wis
Charles Behr
Robert
Minnesota
BR. P. Nmmensen
Lillian
Emeline Reed
Irene
Watertow
Elmo Wheeler
Peter Shubloom
William Merbach
Springfield
Minx
Sylvester Newdall
Newdall
Edith Shubloom
Kent
Henry
W. Calvert
W. Beach
Walter Olson
Pickerel Lake
Enemy Swim
James Grell
Harry Neakeben
Maysville
Jay
Emil and
Frank Meyer
George Erps
Highmore Short News Items Highlight Local Movements
HighmoreMidshipman James Brown of Cham berlain spent the week at the M Harry O'Brien home. Mr and Mrs J H Wooley returned Saturday from Banniste Mich where they visited Mr Wooley's brother Claude and other relatives. Lorna Sunding returned to work at Sioux Falls Sunday after a two weeks vacation at her parents home. Mr and Mrs Conrad Sunding Mrs George Baughman of Miller was a Highmore visitor Sunday returning.
Local residents return and depart for summer breaks
Monday morning families and visitors were noted in town as Robert and Stewart Taylor arrived for a two week visit, teachers and students prepared for the new college year, and numerous relatives traveled to and from Sioux Falls Sioux City Lemmon and Eagle Butte for training, teaching positions, and family events including a birth in Sioux Falls.
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Robert
Stewart Taylor
Iowa City
Loretta Silvernail
Sioux City
St Joseph's A Hospital
Beatrice Drew
Frieday
Clack
H. E. Bloomenrader
Harold Ek
Lemmaton
Alvin Staack
Ametha Ryan
Streeter
J. G. Ryan
E. T. Mogek
Kaylor
McManus
Chamberlain
Eagle Butte
C. C. Forbes
Woon
Wright Hanson
Rappid City
H. J. Thornton
Thornton
Hf. P. Hem
Mingson
Thorntons
Mingsons
Black Hills
la Vonne Beukelman
Stickeney
Frank ‘Berguin
Sioux Falls
Berguin
Amy Odegaard
Highmore
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Los Angeles
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Betty Lund
Pilot Center
Gladys O'Donnell
Rubio
Mexico
Pouceman
Farariets
Glendale
EB Warwick
Axel Corce
Marty 08
Perskerts
Minot
N.D
Eckman
Eva Seidel
Minet
Hare
Marriagn
Far Gach
Cabinet of
Irene Luby
Arieslan
Virim Hoy
Marvin. Hughitt Hotel
May Hoy
State Republicat Central Committes
Huron Auto Salvage
Sheldon F. Reese Elevators, Inc
Hueron, Virgil, Bonilla Ans Vayland
the Security National Bank of Huron
Huron, South Dakota
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