Minnesota Prohibition Question to Be Heard in Congress
Washington reports that Minnesota enforcement of the Interior Department prohibition order under Indian treaties will be debated in Congress this winter. The House Indian Affairs Committee will hear Commissioner Robert G. Valentine on Indian service appropriations for the 1911 fiscal year and a proposed $60,000 item to curb liquor among Indians. The committee plans to question Special Agent W. E. Johnson about Minnesota operations amid possible policy shifts related to the Ballinger order.
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Washington
Minnesota
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Robert G. Valentine
Indian Affairs
Indian Service
Ballinger
Grain and Provision Prices in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis grain prices for November 30 show Dec wheat at 1.01 and May at 1.05. On track No 1 hard quotes 1.95 and No 1 Northern 1.02. No 2 Northern 1.09 and 1.03, No 3 Northern 0.984.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Wheat futures steady with mixed positions in Duluth market
In Duluth on November 30 wheat futures show firm with No 1 hard at 1.04 and No 1 Northern at 1.035 while No 2 Northern trades around 1.00 to 1.015. December futures at 1.03 and May near 1.07. Flax remains on track with November and December at 2.56 and May at 2.62.
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Duluth
Northern
Market Prices From St Paul Form A Ledger Style
Cattle Good to choice steers five to five fifty, fair to good four twenty five to four seventy five, cows and heifers three seventy five to four twenty five, yearlings six to seven. Hogs six eighty to six ninety five. Sheep wethers three to three fifty, yearlings four to four fifty, spring lambs five to six.
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St. Paul
Chicago grain and livestock prices reported
The market bulletin lists Wheat Dec 90 1/2 to 90 3/4 cents, May 96 1/2 to 96 3/4, July 93 1/2 to 93 3/4. Corn Dec 44 1/4 to 44 1/2 cents, May 47 1/4 to 47 1/2, July 47 1/2 to 48. Oats Dec 31 1/2 to 31 3/4, May 34 1/4 to 34 1/2, July 34 1/2. Pork Jan 17.30 to 17.82, May 16.55. Butter Creameries 24 30 to 30. dairies 23 to 27. Eggs 19 1/4 to 32. Poultry Turkeys 15 to 20, chickens and springs 10.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices Here on Nov 30
Chicago market report lists cattle Reeves ranchers Texas steers Western steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and hog categories with price ranges. Sheep categories native yearlings and lambs show values.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Saloon closures stir Minnesota meeting debate on Indians
Brainerd Minnesota December 1 192? debate over the 1855 treaty and saloon closures. Indian Agent Johnson’s order to shut saloons draws opposition from White and Red communities. Proponents warn bootlegging may rise harming Indians while urging repeal of the treaty and eruption of an agricultural school to foster farming incentives. Senator Frater from Leech Lake may attend to press this angle.
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P. H
Walker
McGarry
Frater
Leech Lake Reservation
Sioux Falls Suit Aims to Halt Official Notices Payments
A Sioux Falls dispatch reports a suit to stop payments to the fifty seven state counties official newspapers for publishing election notices on proposed laws and amendments. The notices cost about 615 dollars per county per three papers at legal rates. The attorney general and assistant opined that full text must be printed in each official paper and on ballots. The secretary of state certified notices to county auditors. papers published them and charged standard legal rates.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Gener
Opposition Leader's Plan Denounced as Dangerous
Arthur J. Balfour faces strong criticism as opponents label his proposed measures dangerous and potentially destabilizing. The dispute centers on policy details and the plan's projected impact on governance and public order.
Amazing Changes Mark London Election Campaign
London December 1 The current election contest shows rapid shifts with Lord Lansdowne proposing a Lords reform plan and Mr Balfour backing tariff reform. Lord Rosebery claimed the Lords have surrendered their powers to the nation as a pivotal shift, while reactions split along Liberal and Conservative lines.
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London
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Balfour
Lord Rosebery
Manchester
Lord Cromer
Why He Was on Time
Keranser recounts a compliment on punctuality from a lady who invites him to dinner. He replies that age brings caution and that arriving exactly on time risks guests passing the wait with fault finding, a lesson from experience.
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Keranser
Tam
Congress to restore public lands to domain debate
Washington reports that Congress will be asked to restore about 100 million acres of coal oil phosphate and water power lands withdrawn last year. President Taft will discuss the plan in his message and may outline disposal forms or leave it to Congress. Western lawmakers fear clashes with the Ballinger Pinchot controversy could delay action.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
St. Paul
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Will Be Appointed Judges In North Dakota
Fargo Democrats expect J A Coffey of Courtney to replace Judge Burke in the Fifth district and K E Leighton of Minot to replace Judge Goss in the Eighth district when the incumbents move to the state supreme court Both men are noted lawyers and longtime friends of Governor Burke The meeting also indicated S J Doyle will be the Democratic candidate for speaker with an honorary nomination and a complimentary vote due to the small Democratic presence in the body
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Fargo, N. D
J. A. Coffey
Courtney
Burke
K. E. Leighton
Minot
Goss
State Supreme Court
J. Doyle
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