Stalwart South Dakota Leaders Demand Full Probing
Insurgent leaders pledge a thorough investigation of the South Dakota congressional delegation and state officials. Senator Dillon supports a resolution to probe records of Kittredge Martin and Burke amid reformist moves to curb graft and influence from Washington.
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Pierre
Dillon
South Dakota
Washington
Senate
Minnehaha
Elrod
Crawford
Kittredge
Martin
Burke
United States
Martin and Burke
Free blotters grow hard to find in Sioux City
Sioux City Journal recalls a bygone New Year custom of visiting insurance offices for calendars and blotters. Budgets and the Armstrong bill drive retrenchment, with firms like Mutual Life and New York Life halting calendars. Local agents note calendars and blotters are costly and scarce, few offices supply them now.
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Sioux City Journal
Mutual Life
New York
Life Insurance Company
Armstrong
E. E. Stephenson
New York Life
H. P. Guiney
Peters, Perkins & Guiney
Mr. Guiney
Legislative Doings on Committee Assignments and Reports
A three member committee was appointed to confer with the house on committee room assignments. Another panel will confer with the house on appointing a joint clerk for the state librarian. The secretary of state’s legislative expense report goes to appropriations. Various numbered items are referred to committees.
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House
Secretary of State
South Dakota Commissioner Duty to Promote Immigration
The text states the commissioner must advise on advancing immigration interests and promote permanent settlement and improvement across all sections of South Dakota, ensuring faithful discharge of his duties. It outlines duties to look after and advise on immigration and to encourage development statewide.
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South Dakota
State Bar of South Dakota selects officers for year
The State Bar association at its annual meeting chose C. H. Dillon of Yankton as president, H. Elrod of Clark and Gee W. Case of Watertown as vice presidents, J. H. Vorhees of Sioux Falls as secretary. After hours of debate, members voted 17 to 14 against a one year domicile divorce requirement. Judge Elliott of the Minnesota Supreme Court spoke on international law, with the annual banquet held that evening.
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Byrne
Kirbs
Brown County
Standard Oil and Beef Trust
Secretary of State
Kiibs
Senate
Gamble
Yankton
Pierre
Parker
Deadwood
the Hills
LaFollette
State Bar Association
C. H. Dillon
H. Elrod
Clark
Gee W. Case
Watertown
J. H. Vorhees
Sioux Fair
Elliott
Minnesota 1,Preme Court
Attorneys for Montgomery Ward Start Injunction Fight
In Sioux Falls on January 16 the Montgomery Ward & Co injunction case before Judge Carland continued after a noon recess. Merrick Rogde and Winans for the plaintiff argued for an injunction against the South Dakota Retail Merchants and Hardware Dealers' association and E Mannix, editor of the Commercial News, for boycott acts against mail order houses. Grigsby for the merchants' association disputed the case, noting no wholesalers were named in the complaint. The court permitted amendment to connect Mannix with the Commercial News, and the hearing adjourned to January 8 for further proceedings.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls
Comgomery Ward & Co
Carland
United States Court
Merrick and
Rogde
Winans
Thlaintiff Company
South Dakota
Thaintiff Company
Grigsby & Grigsby
Merchants’ Association
Melvin Grigory
Montgomery Ward & Co
South Dakata
Mannix
Melvin Grigsby
E. J. Mannix
Newion
C. O. Bailey
Astorney
Retail Dealers’ Association
Inet
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Jenkins
Justices of the Peace Judiciary
Judiciary
Green
Devel
Hougen
Tobin
Ninth Circuit
McCullen
Byssenhuth
Lincoln
Hebal
Devel County
Johnson
Iss
Glass
Faulk County
Commissioner of Immigration
Immigration
Atate Liie
BAR Association
Thei
Geo. F. Jaeger
Black PB Steam Laundry
Hulett
B. L. Bunch
Blacksmith
Hulett, Wyo
Sun Lace
Aladdin
Glen
C Shenkberg Co
E. S. Richey
Justice of the Peace
E. W. Powell
Sne
Huleit
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