New Depart ure in Government Topics at Cleveland Session
The Cleveland W T U opened its season with a prayer by Mrs. Katharine Lento Blevenson. Minutes from executive committee meetings were read, detailing 4000 for national superintendents, a lecturer board, and a literature fund. A heated vote adopted the committee report and a broad resolutions lineup covered youth groups, Sabbath observance, prohibition, labor, and civil equality.
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Minnesota Populists Form Interim State League at Minneap lis
Populists meet in Minneapolis to form a preliminary state organization electing James Bowler as president HJ Reed first vice president A M Gardner second vice president Leroy Berrier secretary Rev John H Pierce assistant secretary EB Bohman treasurer The group plans a full Minnesota State Populist League and heard speeches from Sidney Owen and Ignatius Donnelly about reviving political life.
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James 8. Bowler
Bird Island
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A. M. Gardner
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Leroy Berrier
John H. Pierce
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Stillwater
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Peoples Party
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota Supreme Court Upholds Standard Policy
In St Paul on November 22 Chief Justice Guilliam issued five decisions. The most notable upheld the validity of the Minnesota Standard insurance policy under the 1849 law. Justice Unity dissented and Justice Collins suggested reargument, though he joined the majority on the presented case. The ruling interprets terms of the Minnesota standard policy and upholds it.
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Minnesota
Beresford Blaze Threatens Town Business District
Beresford South Dakota faced near destruction as a fire started in Davis ivory barn spread to adjacent structures. The Beresford and Concordville fire departments fought strong winds in efforts to stop the blaze from engulfing the town's business section.
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German trade fears push US export limits
A Hamburg consular report describes German plans to exclude American dried fruits and other goods, urging US shippers to adjust methods to avoid bans. The note warns of retaliation and calls for healthful, properly tested exports to Germany, while noting broader anti American sentiment in European press. A separate dispatch notes Germany banning cattle and meat imports from the US over Texas fever, and other small notices report a fire at Upton planing mill, a bank defaulter at Chemical National, and the suspension of Dusugur Iowa town marshal Hinkley after an attack on an attorney.
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Cettle
Upton Planing
First Street
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Twenty-third Avenue
Chippewa settlement debate at White Earth
Secretary Smith faces a fix over Chippewa resettlement in Minnesota. Agent Robert M. Allen reports bands scattered across 200 miles, with mixed bloods working and thrift evident, while pure bloods show resistance to labor. Efforts to farm and harvest hay fail as Indians refuse to work, and removal offers are rebuffed as the commission nears potential abolition.
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White Earth
Beerstary Smith
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