America backs European economic cooperation at Geneva
Cuban ambassador Ferrara told the League of Nations assembly in Geneva that American countries are deeply interested in a scheme for European economic cooperation. He said America welcomes a move toward European collaboration, stressing raw material nations depend on Europe's prosperity for economic gains. He argued Pan Americanism seeks political unity while opposing continental exclusivism. The debate highlighted Anglo-Saxon and Gallic divides on disarmament and European federation within the League framework.
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Ferrata
Washington
League of Nations Assembly
Europe
America
Ferrara
Peter Munck
Aristide Ign
Henderson
Brice
League Assembly
E M. Briand
League of Nations
Peateda
Lone Robber Seeks After Minnesota Bank Heist
Unmasked bandit robbed Citizens' National Bank of over $1,000 in Matawan Minnesota on Thursday. He forced cashier Ebner Hanson to accompany him a mile out of town to delay alarms. Hanson was alone in the bank at the time. Matawan lies in Waseca county in southern Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Matawan
Minn
Citizens’ National Bank
Ebner Hanson
Hanson
Waseca County
Harley Barnes Plea Changed To Guilty in Federal Court
In Deadwood, Harley Barnes, on trial for a liquor violation, changed his plea to guilty at the end of the government’s case. He faces sentencing later. The trial concerned the government’s bid to recover a salary bond in a suit against Floyd Keilso, former official at Aldmere’s government experimental station, and the Maryland Casualty Company.
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Harley Barnes
Deadwood
Floyd Keilso
Government
Aldmere
Maryland Casualty Company
Three Parties Poised for Reichstag Reelection
Berlin reports that among about twenty parties seeking German votes for the Reichstag election, only three look securely positioned. The Social Democrats with 153 seats, the Catholic Center with 61, and its Bavarian People's Party ally with 2 seats seem safest, while extremists on both flanks threaten gains.
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Berlin
Social Democrats
Catholic Center Party
Bavarian People's Party
Social-Democratic Party
Reichstag
Weather forecast for Huron and nearby areas
Weather bulletin notes possible thundershowers this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures fall tonight and Saturday, with cooler conditions expected. Central and eastern portions may see storm activity, while western areas likely see less rain.
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Huron
Sota Dakota
Departure unclear for deposed Argentine president
Mystery surrounds the fate of Hipolito Irigoyen after he was placed aboard the cruiser General Belgrano at La Plata for exile. The ship allegedly sailed toward Montevideo but did not reach its destination, prompting speculation it may head to Europe or remain at sea while authorities await his next move. Irigoyen, taken from military barracks with secrecy, is described as convalescing from pneumonia.
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Buenos Atres
Hipolito Irigoyen
la Plata
Tiwaz
Uru
Suayan
Montevideo
General Belgrano
Oarsa
Richapiatoayestes
Belgrano
Europe
Irigoyen
Jose Francisco Uriburu
Irigoyeti
Seventh Infantry Batracks
Dedicate Pioneer Building At Fair
The Pioneer Association held its annual meeting at the State Fair grounds in the Kew Pioneer building where a formal dedication was conducted with cooperation from the Women’s Relief Corps and association. Officials praised the sturdy structure and honored memory of the grand heritage of the pioneers. Officers were elected including RB Dowdell as president and Anna Simmons as first vice president. The event featured remarks from multiple local leaders and a brief history of building construction. In nearby news, Senator Pine opposed Eugene Meyer Jr’s confirmation to the Federal Reserve Board, citing internationalist ties and promising formal protest.
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Pioneer Association of the State
Kew
State Fair Grounds
Department of the Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Adella Epes
Janamicans
A. M.A. Pickler
Philips
Simons
Mitchell
Brookings Corps
H. W. Smith
Sioux Falls
Comreile Parkhurst
Beadle County
H.W. Lyon
Aoet Falls
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
RB. E Dowdell
Anna Simmons
Percy’ Crothers
Sophia Hill
Okmlulgee
Okla
Senate
Eugene Meyer, Jr
New ‘York
Federal Reserve Board
Ohio Republicans avoid Prohibition in platform vote
In Columbus the Ohio Republican platform avoiding prohibition failed to gain traction. A prohibition repeal and referendum plank drew an 18 to 3 defeat from the resolutions committee, with only Cleveland members supporting it. Subcommittee action blocked referrals to the full committee as Republicans emphasized law enforcement over prohibition repeal.
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Columbus
Resolutions Committee
Cleveland
Kansas City
Joseph N. Ackerman
Wilbur M. White
Toledo
George H. Bender
Hoover Has Made Good Says Watson For Indiana Campaign
Linton Indiana September opened the republican fall campaign with United States Senator James E Watson declaring that President Hoover and his party have redeemed every pledge and promise to voters. He defended the tariff act and said the administration relieved farmers, and quickly and successfully met the stock market collapse, wheat surplus and drought amid widespread economic depression.
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Hoover
Linton
Ind
United States
James ¥. Watson
Ino
Indiana
Watson
Ge Aonate
Teeth Lost at Fair Grounds Recovered by Sheriff
A set of false teeth found at the Fair Grounds and turned in to Sheriff Fred Minter were announced as in good condition. Sheriff Miller said the teeth do not fit his office and would be returned to their owner, though the owner’s gender could not be determined.
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Fred
Minter
Hiasoffice
State Sheriff's Office
Miller
New Freak Of Ginger Jake Baffles Cincinnati Study
Cincinnati researchers at the University of Cincinnati medical department report a new freak of Ginger Jake, a mysterious affinity affecting chickens and men. In tests white chickens showed paralysis after exposure while black chickens remained unaffected, hinting at pigment-related interactions. researchers continue analysis of the liquor's ingredients and effects.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
F. J. Andress
New Tariff Group Will Be Complete Within Short Time
President Hoover plans to complete the new tariff commission by next Tuesday to manage the revised tariff provisions. Henry P. Fletcher will chair with Thomas Walker Page joining, while four more members await announcement after White House conferences. The panel will replace the old commission at the September 16 expiry and must gain Senate confirmation in December.
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James P. Selvage
Washington
Hoover
New Tariff Commission
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Congress
Fletcher
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia
Wilson
Edgar B. Brossard
Utah
Alfred P. Denniz
Maryland
White House
Senate
Weither
Cooler Weather Expected Tonight
Forecast calls for much cooler temperatures tonight with no frost danger. The minimum last night was 63 degrees, 25 below yesterday's high of 88. Tomorrow should be cooler, with a chance of thunder showers as the front passes. Rain fell across the Ohio valley and central plains, with light to moderate totals and over an inch at a few stations.
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Mobridge
Lemmon
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Huson
Mississippi
South Dakota
Drum and Bugle Corps Postponed to Tonight at The American Legion
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps program, a grandstand attraction, was postponed to tonight due to a large crowd spilling onto the track. Arrangements have been made for the Legion organization to appear with a star reguist concert program.
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American, Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Rth
American | Legion
South Dakota Gathering Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions a group from South Dakota gathered there. Limitations in the readable text prevent identifying names, places, or dates. the note remains largely unclear beyond the regional reference.
Horse Stealing Is In Motor Car City Mighty Dangerous
DETROIT Sept 12 Roland Beruchman tried to steal Hal the Detroit mounted patrol horse No 13. Officer Percy Ros parked Hal in an alley for a meal and Beruchman attempted a ride before being found on the pavement with Hal nearby. Doctors expect recovery after the fall.
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Detroit
Roland Beruchman
Hal Hal
Detroit Mounted
Percy Ros
Hal
Beruchman
Rose
Women Gainful Occupations Studied by Census Bureau
Washington report summarizes a 50 year study of women in gainful occupations from 1670 to 1920. It notes 24 percent of all women worked, 21 percent of the total workforce, and that 37.6 percent of married working women in several cities were not living with husbands. The study also tracks teacher growth from 87,047 to 652,500 and declines in servants, dressmakers, milliners, tailors, and lodging house workers.
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Washington
United States Census Bureau
Joseph A. Hill
Seymour L. Andrew
Hill
Andrew
Dr. Hill
Tee
Hole
Fall River
Massachusetts
Providence
Rhode Island
Rochester
New York
Paterson
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Missouri
Atlanta
Louinville
New Orleans
New Angle Placed On Law Violations In Geneva
State's Attorney George Carhary of Kane County filed to place the De Brock children in county custody after a raid found beer and mash at their home. Judge Olney C. Aften ordered continued home supervision under a probation officer. If further offenses occur, the children may be removed from the home.
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Geneva
Ial
George Carhary
Kane County
Simon de Brock
Olney C. Aften
Ave de Brock
Sioux Falls Stock Receipts Show Strong Year to Date
Sioux Falls stock receipts for the year to date show gains over prior years with hog receipts at 434,121 and cattle at 67,437 for the first nine months, while total receipts for the same period reached 941,643. End of year prospects appear favorable.
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Sioux Falls
1929 South Dakota State Fair Attendance Declines Slightly
Attendance reached about 30 000 on Thursday at the South Dakota State Fair while total receipts ran about five dollars ahead of 1929 figures. Crowds packed the grounds as speed kings led by Gus Schrader of Cedar Rapids competed in the afternoon automobile race. Lincoln County won the Dakota Farmer trophy for the eighth straight year with Brown and Bon Homme counties following.
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South Dakota
Willow Lake
Ben Morgan
Toledo
Iowa
C. E. Buckley
Jamestown
N. D
D. BE. Kirby
Aberdeen
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Dakota Farmer
Banner County
Brown County
Bon Homme
Francis Crockett
Davison
Mt. Veron
Josephine Sundell
Carthage
Miner County
Gil
National Club Congress
Chicago
Ore Schuelke
Doris Brassfield
Hamlin
Dorothy Gerber
Junior Cable
Viola Mach
Ben Hamme
Lulu Boalough
Walworth
Max Jacobson
Clay
Elizabeth McClellan
Dewey
St. Louis
Marshall County
Mervin Ogren
Mag~da Severson
Evalyn Johnson
Brookings County
Mood of the nation mocked in a Virginia staged funeral
Norfolk dispatch reports a mock funeral on Chesapeake Bay for three symbols of the American economic malaise led by Governor John Garland Pollard. The ceremony aboard the steamship Virginia Set featured coffins with dummies representing Old Man Low Mood Old Lady Pessimism and Miss Fortune, while a governor and clergy delivered the oration and burial.
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Chesapeake Bay
Business D. Presson
Pessimism
Miss Fortune
John Garland Pollard
Vieginia
America
Pollard
P. Rowland Wagner
Virginia
Johnny
United States
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