Clark Says Taft Ingrate. Democrats May Cut Off Funds
Speaker Champ Clark criticizes President Taft as ungrateful and alleges misstatements of history after Taft’s Hamilton speech attacking insurgent Republicans and Democrats. Clark warns that if tariff revisions are delayed, the Democratic House will withhold appropriations. Medill McCormick rebuts Taft’s charges in a statement via United Press.
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Tariff
Quincy, Ills
Taft
Champ Clark
Amonias Club
Hamilton
Mass
la Follette
Gaid Clark
Minsouriau
Democratic House
Clark
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Medill McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
United Press Today
Marvelous Sheep Dogs of Scotland Arrive for South Dakota Shows
The renowned Scotch sheep dogs have reached New York and will soon head west to perform at major state fairs in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. The dogs will drive native sheep along a course judged on points and have attracted European fame for their accuracy and power. Found dead near Oelrichs a young woman named Netale Mittell is believed to have died of natural causes after a period of illness. coroner and officials investigated with no inquest scheduled.
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South Dakota
New York
Scotland
Europe
Edinburgh
Swotaman
United States of America
Iowa
Minnesota
Gevilh Dakota
Oelrichs
Coneo
Mine Martel
Hot Springs
Wreck in Manchester Leaves Many Dead and Injured
Officials report 33 killed in yesterday’s Lehigh Valley line wreck near Manchester with total deaths expected to reach 40 and more than 50 injured. Spread rafts are listed as the disaster cause affecting A. F. delegates and their families.
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Manchester
Lehigh Valley Line
Beattie Beattie Murder Trial Testimony Shocks Court
Chesterfield Va August 31 In the Beattie murder trial the defense’s strongest card came when Ear nest H Neblitt superintendent of the local paper mill testified he saw Paul Beattie on a bridge with a shotgun Sunday morning before the murder. Paul had testified he turned the gun over to Henry Clay Beattie Jr the previous Saturday.
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Chesterfield
Court House
Beattie
Earnest H. Neblitt
Paul Beattie
Paul
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Commoner Voices on Presidential Revision Motives
The Commoner voices discontent with the president's stated reasons for vetoing revisions. The article cites public sentiment about policy changes and the implications for governance. Leaders like W. J. Bay? Lambroto and W. Hi Taft are referenced in connection with the debate.
Bryan slams tariff veto as weak and propped by protected interests
In Lincoln William J. Bryan accuses President Taft of surrendering farmers to protected interests and aligning with those who funded his campaign. In Boston Taft urges reform of judicial procedure and arbitration pacts, denounces recalls and seeks higher federal judge salaries.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Taft
Boston
American Bar Association
England
France
Big Scale Irrigation Proposal for South Dakota Outlines 758000 Acres
A Pierre meeting reviews a mammoth irrigation plan covering Sully and Hughes counties north of Medicine Creek. It envisions Missouri River power at Little Bend producing up to 200000 hp, with part sent to pumps to fill reservoirs along Okobojo creek and ridges to Medicine Creek. Estimated cost five to eight million dollars. The project aims to spur population growth and regional development near Pierre.
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Pierre
United States
Sully
Hughes County
Medicine Creek
Doane Robinson
BE. C. Warren
Irer
Missouri
Little Bend
Great Reservoir
Okobojo Creek
Okobojo
Medicine Creeks
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr and Co
Little Bend Dam Proposal Prompts Congressional Action
The article notes preparatory recognisance for a reasonable sum to fund preliminary work for a dam at Little Bend. It suggests a probable need for a special act of Congress to authorize construction and predicts the plan could pave the way for greater power at Big Bend, with wide implications for Pierre and South Dakota.
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Congress
Little Bend
Big Bend
Pierre
South Dakota
Paul Geidle Found Guilty in Second Degree Trial
A jury returned a verdict finding Paul Geidle guilty of second degree offense after deliberations in a Windham courtroom. The case details remain limited in the report, with no additional sentences disclosed.
Jury Convicts Bell Boy of Second Degree Murder
Paul Geidel of Hartford Connecticut age 17 was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of broker William H. Jackson in New York. The jury had deliberated since 3:20 yesterday and set potential punishment from twenty years to life imprisonment.
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New York
Paul Geidel
Hartford
Conn
Bell
William H. Jackson
Twenty two towns to send delegates to state federation
Belle Fourche Sept 2 twenty two cities in South Dakota have responded to a call to send delegates to the state federation meeting of Commercial Clubs to be held in Huron September 13. Delegates will gather at the Commercial Club rooms at 8 30 pm with Secretary Cooley at the Royal Hotel earlier in the day to report. New delegates named include Dr H C Burke Faith Commercial Club and Jacob Tschetter Bridgewater Club with Dr A A Harris for Urenroolings.
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Comercial Club
Huron
Cooley
Royal Hotel
Io Huron
H. C. Burke
Commericial Club of Faith
Jacob Tschetter
Bridgewater Commercal Club
Uren
Rool Ings
A. A. Harris
Beattie Gas State Resto Witness Appears
One of the first witnesses called in the Spand case is Beattie Gase, linked to the state restonation hearing. The trial centers on gas state restoration actions and related regulatory questions.
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Resto
Beattie Gase
Pach Beattif
One Boys Story 15 Denied in Beattie Murder Case
In Seattle Aug 60 the defense witnesses were sworn and the state pressed its case against the Robertson boy who claims to have seen blood on the roadside. Miss Louise Reeves a bridesmaid identified a scarf pin worn by Mrs Beattie as the same. Detectives testified to counter the Robertson boy narrative.
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Chesterfield
Court House
Neattle
Louise Reeves
Conference to Follow Then Strike at Illinois Central
Chicago Aug 29 complete arrangements for an immediate strike will be made before system federation officials of the Illinois Central railroad enter into conference with company officers. Recognition of the federation system is demanded. If the strike is called fourteen thousand men will probably go out.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Home Fair Promises Biggest Lawrence County Exhibit Yet
The Lawrence County Fair catalogue stresses a strong program and urges public support. Promoters bet the Spearfish meeting will boost attendance, with optimism that the 1911 exhibition will be the largest and finest ever as everyone rallies behind the event.
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Lawrence County Fair
Admiral Togo Sails From Seattle Toward Japan
Admiral Togo sailed for Japan today, escorted from Seattle harbor by a squadron of American warships. The voyage marks a major deployment as tensions in the Pacific region rise.
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Seattle
Wash
Togo
Japan
Terraville Home Destroyed by Fire After Midnight Blaze
Fire in Terraville destroys a house owned by John Olvon and occupied by Charles Brown and Tanilly. Vire origin unknown. loss about 950 dollars. no insurance. Brown’s children escaped unharmed. next door, Richard Lawrence defended his home with a hose. Lawrence ill and absent from office. no financial loss reported.
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John Olvon
Charles Brown
Tanilly
Terraville
Brown
Richard Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrenes
Methodist Men Called to Church Evening Meeting
Male church members are urged to attend at nearly 7 o clock to assist with church activities amid confusion in the daily services.
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Methodist Church
Trousers for Women Move Toward Approval at Harvard
Harvard figures, including Dr. Sargent of Hemenway Gymnasium, endorse trousers for women noting practical benefits for workers who climb desks. The piece predicts gradual social acceptance despite early controversy and fashion resistance.
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Dr. Sargent
Hemenway Gymnasium
Harvard University
Corner Stone Laid at Rapid City Elks Building
Dillon of Yankton led the Elks Lodge of Rapid City in ceremonies for laying the cornerstone of the new Elks building on Sixth Street. A parade from the lodge hall to the site featured the Elks band, colors, and American flags, with about 200 present.
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Rapid City
Dillon
Yankton
Elks
Trapid City Journal
Mths
Lotee No
Lisi
Mincom
Sixth Streets
St. Joe Freed
Might Street
Eley
Order
Amerean
Tyler
W. HL Heller
BR. Jolaen
W. Heranek
Secretiery
Tt. Philips
Trondirer
D. Mattenou
Chaplain
Huteatne
Ormiendet
Fharthat
Teenurite
Nie
George Taimpert
Cuba
George P. Dennett
Foonteht
Roberta
Ion
Kovtek
Hoon Co
South Diabott
Labor Day Observance Narrated in Fraternal Verse
A fragmented passage celebrates Labor Day with phrases about work, rest, and nationwide observance. It alludes to honoring those who toil and the nation’s backbone, noting a Monday celebration and a life interpretation of labor. Funeral or ceremonial tones are inferred from the archaic wording.
Bristow Balks Taft On Progressive Republican Leader
Bristow balks at Taft in a Progressive Republican leadership dispute. Declarist taps statement as a humorous aside, signaling party tensions and leadership questions in the GOP.
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Declaris
Vitriolic Replies Highlight Tax Reform Clash
In Salina Aristow blasts President Taft over tax revision efforts, calling his knowledge into question and defending months of work on reform bills. Long Beach reports Moses Ff. Clipp of Minnesota predicting Taft’s temper and dictatorial style threaten his re election prospects.
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Salina
Kan
United States
Aristow
Afin
Renuliorms
Sayates
Taft
Meaas Lalouette
Congress
Long Beach
Moses Ff. Clipp
Minnesota
Me Chon
Sobody
Taft Tilmaelf
Dry farming proven by Idaho study and congress plan
An Idaho valley report by Professors Brings Kearney and Shantz of the Department of Agriculture confirms dry farming methods yield strong results even in drought conditions. The Woodmansee and Webster Farm grows 6000 acres with 2400 acres of Turley red wheat and an expected net yield above 40 bushels per acre after costs. The Sixth International Dry-Farming Congress will meet in Colorado Springs October 6 to 20 to discuss the methods and opportunities for the industry.
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Idaho
Brings
Kearney
Shantz
Department of Agriculture
Department
Dbriges
Woodmaneeo and Webster
C. T. Woodmansee
Rexburg
Idale
Colorado Springs
Wooten
Fragmentary OCR Report of A Nineteenth Century Event
An unclear OCR passage references a two week duration and a procession or notice. It mentions individuals with partial names and a location tied to a Whittaker block and a planned event Friday morning in a school or civic context. The text remains heavily garbled and difficult to interpret.
Two Die in Auto Crash Near Lincoln Avenue
A morning car accident near Lincoln Avenue killed two people and injured a third. The deceased are William Bourtier, 27, and Lillian Hiordan, 20. The wounded party is Hene Dupre, who was riding home from a dance with them.
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Lincoln
Nel
Ave
Johnson
William Bourtier
Mia
Lillian Hiordan
Hene Dupre
Dupre
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