Naval Accord Nears as MacDonald Visits Washington
Secretary Stimson announced that Britain and the United States are prepared for a naval conference. Dawes and MacDonald have advanced talks toward agreement on cruiser armament parity and ship building plans amid White House notes and a possible later general disarmament meeting with Japan, France, and Italy.
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Washington
Stimson
Great Britain
United States
Dawes
MacDonald Kara
Herald
Great
Hoover
London
White House
MacDonald
Cottan
Primeters
Great Cullain
Unite States
Lalitwo
Air
Donald
Japan
France
Italy
New York
Galen Station
Howard
Double Guards Patrolling Jerusalem as Sabbath Fears Rise
Palestinian authorities post extra guards in Jerusalem and approaches for the Moslem Sabbath. Doar Hayam, a Jewish newspaper, is suppressed without stated reason. A secret Palestine and Trans-Jordan Bedouin meeting is reported as troops are posted along the Jordan River to deter incursions.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Doar Hayam
Trans-Jordan
Hoover Plans Talks on Tour Across States
President Hoover will discuss land and waterway development during a tour starting with the opening of the final link in the Ohio River navigation. A second speech is to be at Dearborn for the Edison laboratory’s 50th anniversary of the electric light invention. White House reports say there is growing urging for a longer trip, though he may stay in Washington to handle duties.
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Washington
Provident Hoover
Hla
Ohio River
Dearborn
Edison Laboratory
White House
Middle West
Mitle Ukelihead
Wantington
Waggoner Silent in Wyoming Jail With Fraud Charge
C D Waggoner president of the Bank of Telluride sits in Weston county jail awaiting federal process for a fraud case. Authorities expect certified warrants and a complaint accusing him of attempting to move 500000 to New York banks by using the mails. He has spoken little since his arrest after an emotional meeting with his wife.
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Newcastle
Wyo
C. D. Waggoner
Bank of ‘Telluride
Weston County
New York
Denlyer
Bomb Plot Alerts In New Orleans Streetcars
Police and deputy marshals tighten guard after a street car was blown from the track amid a dynamite attack attempt. Earlier, a package of five sticks of dynamite was thrown from a speeding car onto a platform on Esplanade Belt Street but failed to explode.
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New Orleans
Carmen’s
Onion
Esplanade
Weather forecast for Tree and South Dakota
Fair tonight and Saturday with continued cool conditions. South Dakota sees fair skies tonight and Saturday with slightly cooler readings. Frost probable in the northern portion tonight.
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Tree
En Anron
South Dakota
North
Violent Storm Ravages Southern France Causes Severe Damage
A violent storm swept southern France overnight, hitting Marseilles and disrupting communications for hours. Many roads became impassable and damage was extensive across the region, with telecommunication lines interrupted.
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Marseilles
France
Pend Nica
Fires ravage western Oregon amid growing blazes
Western Oregon faces at least a dozen fires with Horton area near Eugene and Siskyou forest fire expanding beyond 2000 acres. Four injured and two killed including Hy McCubbing of Eugene and James W. Fowler of Molalla. Mount Angel resident Avust Frank critically burned. several other towns report new blazes near Cottage Grove and Walterville.
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Portland
Gre
Oregon
Hy McCubbing
Eugene
Mable
Joh Kinman
J. B. Castevline
J.C. Kramer
Alvin Peoples
Kinman
Casterline
James W. Fowler
Eastern and Western Lumber Company
Molalla
Avcust Frank
Mount Angel
Western Oresan
Threa
Horton
Siskyou National Forest
Stilsnother
Walterville
Cottage Grove
Rosle Creek
Coos
Curry Counties
Pantages Wife Defends Case In Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on September 3, Mrs Lois Pantages faces a superior court jury charged with second degree murder after a crash that killed Juro Rokumoto. The state argues intoxication. the defense claims an intervening operation may have caused Rokumoto’s death, with physicians testifying under cross examination.
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Los ‘Angeles
Lois. Pantages
Alexander
Zntages
Juro Rokumoto
Rokumoto
Oriebar Sets World Speed Record At 357.7 MPH
Calshot England Sept. British airman Aug ust H Oriebar a squadron leader captain of the Schneider Cup team was undisputed in land speed records twice within a week reaching 357.7 miles per hour aboard the Rane Spermarine Rolls Royce 3 6. He had previously broken the record earlier Tuesday and with Waghorn winning the Schneider Cup last Saturday.
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Calshot
Eng
Aqdadron
August H. Oriebar
Reland Speed
Rolls Royce
H.R
Waghorn
Fair Yeggs Get Away With Taxi Tax Fraud
Two men pulled a fast one at the Fair grounds near Aberdeen by hijacking a taxi cab after posing as passengers. Emil Hay and Harold Lawher, co managers, were involved as the driver was forced to take them about thirty miles north of Aberdeen where Hay was robbed of about $300 to $400 and thrown into a ditch. A second cab was sent out from Huron around five o clock this morning.
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Fair Grounds
Tid
South Dakota Taxi Company
Emil Hay
Harold Lawher
Iser
Haya
Aberdeen
Lather
Ducks Die From Alkali Poison In South Dakota
In a Lake Poinsett region probe, Pi-F. M. Abster and A. Warren of the federal Bureau of Biological Survey report alkali water linked to wild and tame duck deaths from cholera. They cite Dry Lake Mitchell and Lake Poinnett as affected, noting rains revived some birds. the situation is not yet critical.
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Watertown
F. M. Abster
A. Warren
Federal Bureau
Lake Poinsett
Mit
Chel
Polnnett
Critcal
Thier“deslaved
Volga Sioux Falls
Vega
J. B. Taylor
South Dakota State College
Ent
South Dakota
Taylor
Ford Brown
Sioux Falls
Chicago to Be Head Office for Huge Grain Firm
Chicago is expected to house the headquarters of a proposed $20,000,000 farmers' national grain corporation. The Chicago Tribune cites farm leaders and says articles of incorporation and by laws have been drafted and sent to legal counsel. The plan envisions a stabilizing agency between the farm board and small cooperatives with sales agencies in major cities.
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Tribune
Mllinois Metropolis
Farmers” National Corporation
Chhicago
Chicago Tribune
National Grain Corporation
Georges Ferrand
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
the Tribune
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau
Tariff Debate In Senate Proceedings At Washington
Preliminary skirmishing gave way to a long Senate tariff debate in Washington with talks on the administrative provisions of the Republican bill. Senator Simmons of North Carolina condemned the measure as overreaching presidential power, while Smoot defended it against charges of broad rate increases harming farmers and consumers. Debate continued as Senator George urged modifications to the proposal.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Smoot
Dillon
Hoover
Smoat
Tydings
Maryland
George
Georgia
Guilty plea in Jackson County deputy treasurer case
R E Shroll, former Jackson County deputy treasurer, pleaded guilty to falsifying records and was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls by Judge J Bartine Qucoma. Irregularities in the books were uncovered during a state auditor examination leading to the case, with shortages totaling about unknown amount. Shroll was apprehended last spring and later returned for trial.
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State Auditor's Department
Shroll
Ind
Harrola-Git
Gilchrist
Shroy
Crosses Ocean To Cut Hair Of Rich American
Louis Arico, a New York barber, sailed aboard the Leviathan to give a haircut to wealthy friend William F. Kenny and Alfred E. Smith associate in Europe but was refused landing in England for lacking a passport. Kenny funded the trip after a transatlantic call, prompting protests from French and English barbers who disputed Kenny’s claim.
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Southampton
Eng
Louis
Arico
New York
Willam F. Kenny
Alfred E. Smith
Atlantic
England
Arica
Kenny
Lower Manhattan
Europe
Arfeo
Kennys
Printers Seek Five Day Week In Union Edict
Seattle Sep 12 Immediate steps to adopt a five day workweek for union printers were approved by the International Typographical Union at its annual convention. Delegates voted to present a proposal to the American Newspaper Publishers Association and to appoint five day week committees across the United States and Canada to educate on the plan. Houston, Texas was named as the convention site for next year.
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Seattle
Wash
International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hs Policien
Tfpomtontrent
Wntona
United States
Canada
Tas
Houston
Tex
Women to fly for new endurance records
Los Angeles reports two refueling endurance flights planned with women pilots at the controls. Bobbie Trost from the Los Angeles to Cleveland derby will fly a team plane, while Peggy Paxson 17 and Lucille Wallingford 19 plan to attempt a 150 hour endurance flight in a heavy plane and then pursue a longer goal.
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Los Angeles
Ee Bobbie Trost
Cleveland
Fa Ak
Peggy Paxson
Lucille Wallingford
Misa Pax- Lov
Whittier dealer Lester Randall joins GE refrigerator line
Former Huronian Lester Randall of Whittier California has been appointed GE refrigerator dealer for Whittier and nearby territory. Randall lived in Huron until a few years ago and moved to California. His Lester Randall company operates at 208 East Philadelphia Street Whittier.
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Whittier
Lester Randall
Cal
General Electric
Yale Man Cuts Off Own Finger In Farm Accident
Yale farmer Paul Harding, about 83, amputated the index finger of his left hand with his jackknife after it became caught in a corn binder. He was found unable to free himself and cried for help before acting. At Huron hospital the wound was cleaned and dressed. Doctors called it an extraordinary act, and Harding was expected to leave for home in a day or two. He is the son in law of C E Ganahert, Huron harness maker.
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Yale
Paul Harding
Huron Hospital
Harding
C.E. ‘Ganahert
Huron
South Dakota Exposition Busy Weekend Ahead at Grandstand
South Dakota's 45th annual State Fair closes with a grandstand program promising record receipts and a fireworks display. Secretary John J White reports receipts $2 229 ahead of 1928 as crowds pour in, with 15 000 inside by noon and an expected record grandstand attendance.
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South Dakota
John J. White
Whites
Grandstand
Dakota Fireworks Company
Thavin
Morrin and
Castle
Lincoln County
Dakota Farmer
Brown
Boo Homme
Lawrence
Brown County
Beadle
Lincoln
Deuel
Faulk
Potter
Bon Homme
Miner
Codington
Balla
Lake County
Holger Peterson
Garret Spawn
Chester
Jesse Roberts
Wolkey
Roard Sorenson
Welsington
Kenneth Anderson
Arthur James
Canton
Helene Olson
Josephine Sundell
Carthage
Reory Rebbe
Lol Goldsmith
Hanlin Coustics
Fee
Ellen Marnard
Ater Deen
Whoo Jaise
Verna Halverson
Castlewood
Alice Blarkenburg
Fedora
Canning
Lucile Wanton
Dorothy Nelson
Vermillion
Jeannette Jones
Maxine Madden
Worthing
Helen Conway
Messe Giddings
Ft Pierre
Resna Prevedici
Zea Arneson
Edger
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Yatmous
Ramsay MacDonnall
Isibel MacDonald
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
America
Waggoner
West
STATE
Ewvit Hay
Pes Moines
Das Moines
Awa
Tse
Oly-Riele Camp
Perry
Chicago
Tarife
Onin Senate
Ocean
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