Germany and Japan Discuss Prohibition Spillover
The article surveys early German moves toward nationwide prohibition and the view that beer and wine spend in pre war Germany reached 3.61 billion marks annually. It also notes Japan’s revived interest in peasant aid figures and hints at broader social and political unrest across nations, including U S and Britain, amid war era constraints and temperance debates.
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England
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Uiaater
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Tean
R. I. Garner
Ant Simmer
French Congo
New York
Garing
Wlhie
Pnys
Soviet Russia
Fender
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Lloyd George
Slavs Wife and Attempts Death by Own Action
Aberdeen SD December story details a quarrel of long standing ending in George Obermier shooting his wife at Ira Cutter’s home, she dies at hospital and Obermier mortally wounds himself, both left alive but gravely injured. two children unlocated. Also notes on traffic fine, appeal by John Roba ex-city detective, and price reductions ordered by Aberdeen price committee affecting groceries and meats, with specific items and targets.
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Prince of Wales
Rhos McKay
Werto Angelon
Coast Guard
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Mexico
Aberdeen
D. Dee
George Obermier
Ira Cutter
Alerdeen
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Alumni Gift to State College Organ Honored at Reunion
A large memorial pipe organ with 16 stops and 871 speaking tubes is funded by the State College alumni association. It will be installed in the northeast auditorium corner and dedicated at the big alumni reunion during commence week next June, despite insufficient funds, with pledges enough to authorize the contract.
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State College
Brookings
Alumi Association
Freight Congestion Is OADs Big Problem
Mobridge 8D Doc How to alleviate freight congestion at the Chicago Milwaukee QHL terminal discussed in a two day conference. Local yards west of Minneapolis face heavy delays. no freight beyond stock and perishables moved this month.
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Mobridge
Chicsigo
Milwaukee
Qhl
Pol
Binneapolis
Gerard to Enter Political Arena
Sioux Falls reports that James Wy Gerard former ambassador to Germany will file in the South Dakota primaries as a Democratic candidate for the presidential nomination. Gov Frank Lowden of Illinois is listed as Republican candidate in the primaries. Officer notes reveal bootlegging arrests in Dallas and a farm accident near Mt. Vernon where a sunken well disclosed water below.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Republican State Proposalmen
Pierre
Gen
Leonard Wood
Gregory County Farmers Burn Corn Amid Coal Shortage
The Gregory County district faces coal shortages pushing Rosebud farmers to burn corn as fuel due to blocked travel routes from severe storms. The Gregory School board votes to close schools until after holidays to ensure fuel stability. A Sioux Falls police report notes a disoriented half dressed woman found wandering the residential district and taken for investigation.
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Brush Dakota
Nepranka
Gregory School Board
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Northwestern reduces Sioux Falls passenger trains
The Great Northern cuts four daily passenger trains to Sioux Falls starting Monday. An evening train to the Twin Cities and a morning return run are retained, while a 6:10 p.m. departure to Sioux City and a 10 a.m. arrival from Sioux City are also removed. Eight trains have been removed since service was reduced. Sioux Falls health department notes changes under Dr. Hollingsworth with a new nurse from Minneapolis joining the staff.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Thomas Simpson
Great Northern
Twin Cities
Sioux City
Milwaukee Railroad
de. Hollingsworth
Midnehahe Block
Mike Panay
Ogden Clerk Held for Thefts at Drug Firms
Ogden Utah December Leo Jordan an order clerk at Ogden Wholesale Drug Co and former manager of Richardwon Drug Co Omaha Neb was arrested Friday by police on charges of theft from both firms. Investigators say the alleged thefts span four years and extend across both companies.
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Ileo Jordan
Ogden Wholesale Drug Company
Richardwon Drug Company
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Neb
Arieaundres
Pilion
Jorlan
Jrave
South Dakota Democrats Back Wilson for Next Term
Washington dispatch notes wide press focus on South Dakota Democratic convention endorsing President Wilson for another term. Senator Johnson defends the move while health concerns and party dynamics prompt debate on a potential third term and future Democratic candidates.
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the Tribune
South Dakota Democrate N Indoraing
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New York Times
Washington Dispatch
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the Times
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Times
Times Bave
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Jem
Senate
M Hind
Thomas Sterling
Leonard Wood
Man marries witness after conviction in South Dakota court
Bernard Gronka, convicted of a statutory offense in Sioux Falls, was sentenced to two years. After sentencing he wed the complaining witness Miss Martha Ewaid. A petition by the state’s attorney, jurors and others led to a parole on condition he live uprightly in future.
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Anna Gereng
Mark Bell
Brow man on trial for detective’s slaying in Des Moines
Des Moines dispatch reports a Browil t Brow man, arrested weeks ago, on trial in district court charged as the Black person who fatally hurt Detective Policeman Don McCarthy. Barry Miller, driver for the Sons Dairy, was with McCarthy when the officer was struck and identified the suspect.
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Manan
Thanksgiving for Ex Army Members Ends Wartime Strife
Cal J Aisenbrey of Alpena Michigan recalls life after service in a humorous verse. He celebrates freedom from duties like KP and drill while honoring fallen comrades and the flag. The piece frames discharge as a release from hardship and a salute to those who died for liberty.
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Aisenbrey
Alpena
General Wood Stance in 1920 Presidential Talk
An American press analysis argues General Wood represents a militarized approach linked to isolationism and a strong foreign policy. It cites his May address predicting war and urges readers to consider the influence of Senate leaders and party factions in nominating a war‑minded candidate.
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Hours and Production Speech by David Lloyd George
David Lloyd George argues in the House of Commons that although working hours have fallen, output has declined nearly proportionally. He recalls supporting eight and seven hour bills for miners and warns that effort must be tightened and quickened to avoid reduced production.
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David Lloyd George
House
House of Commons
Opening of the Suez Canal Celebrated in Egypt
The Dearborn Independent notes Egypt’s pride in the Suez canal as a modern marvel uniting east and west. It credits the canal with transforming Egypt from Ottoman dependency to prosperous dominion and highlights global trade links linking the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean.
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Aegean
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London
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Sheffield
Kamchatka Fisherman Sparks Global Search for Whims
A Kamchatka fisherman’s whims trigger a worldwide search as outsiders chase a mysterious maritime caper. Details remain scarce, but authorities and enthusiasts alike monitor strange behaviors, rumors, and rumored sightings across ports and islands.
Discovering New Animals in Early Science Notes
In the Dearborn Independent piece, scientists estimate about 600000 known animal species, with yearly additions. It recalls 1690 figures by Professor Gunther and a 1900s naturalist Sharper who claimed listing only a tenth of insect diversity, underscoring vast unknown biodiversity.
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Gunther
Women Not Extravagant, Oklahoma City Observes Survey
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics finds women in poorer American families spend less than husbands. When economies are needed they come mainly from wives wardrobes. The report notes the first baby and additions to the family deepen the cut in mothers clothes, with men warned to share in sacrifice. The era’s liquor debate and prohibition talk also surface in a separate Baltimore/Forlmesnage note.
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Family Economica Jn
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