Net Results of Primaries Spin in Governing Fortunes
The report outlines results from twenty nine counties with six or seven carried by stalwarts and several by progressives. Richards says Progressives will win June primaries by a large margin. He cites county contests as largely decisive and vows self defense against misleading press reports. Also mentions plans for a new Gate City Guide paper and the East South Dakota Educational Association meeting at Brookings on April 2 and 3.
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Out
Richards
Davison
Brown
Hughes
Grant
Campbell
Clark
Potter
Stalwares
Argus
City
Bert. T. Or of
Chicago
Outfit
Barnes
Gate City
Sioux to gain 320 acre allotment may outshine cities
Special from Wakpala South Dakota reports a new treaty interpretation grants all married members west of the river in the Cheyenne and Standing Rock bands 320 more acres in addition to a 640 acre head of family allotment. With land valued at 50 dollars an acre and up to 12 000 Indians, per capita wealth could reach seven thousand to ten thousand dollars, while Osage holdings are noted as comparably rich.
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Wakpala
S. D
United States
New York
Illinois
South Dakota
Spirit Lake
Mankato
Crook
Custer
Big Horn
Standing Rock Band
Oklahoma
Kansas
Hall argues repeal of lumber duty in House speech
Washington March 15. In the house yesterday Mr Hall of South Dakota urged repealing the lumber duty. He cited high lumber costs hindering state development and received attentive all party interest as he concluded his persuasive remarks.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Hall
South Dakota
House
A New Paper for the Hills. Pukwana, 8. D., March 14
Harry Wentzy, chairman of the democratic committee of South Dakota and editor of the Pukwana Press Reporter, has completed arrangements for a new paper serving the Hills area.
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Pukwana
Harry Wentzy
Democratic Committee of
South Dakota
Pukwana Press
Republican Rally Looms at Beadle County Auditorium
A major Republican rally is set for Monday April 6 at the Beadle County auditorium with Governor Crawford to speak and George W. Egan delivering an address. Plans include thousands of delegates and trains from across the state, plus hotels and open houses to welcome attendees. The Beadle event caps a statewide push leading to the convention.
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Crawford
George W. Egan
South Dakota
Beadle County
Huron Auditorium
Gamble Secures Favorable Report on Indian Annuity Bill
Senator Gamble won a favorable committee report on Senate 204 restoring annuities to the Mdewakanton and Wahpakoota Santee tribes. The action advances the bill in Washington.
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Washington
Gamble
Committee On Indians
Senate
Medawakanton
Wahpakoota
Santee
Woman testifies on stand in Rapid City shooting case
The coroner's jury found that Mrs. Mary Harbour killed her adopted daughter Adams "in a fit of uncontrollable anger." She collapsed after the verdict and was remanded to jail.
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Adams
Rapid City
Mary Harbour
Drowning in Missouri River Near Pierre
Frag Moore a young man from Fort Pierre drowned in the Missouri River at Pierre while crossing ice covered with water. He evidently stepped into an open channel and was swept under. Rescue workers dragged the area as ice remains unstable and searches continue.
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Frag Moore
Fort Pierre
Missouri
Pierre
The Battle of the Little Bighorn Recalled by Witnesses
A vivid account recalls Custer and his troops killed on the Battlefield near Dakota homes. It notes misinformation, praises Custer's leadership, and mentions Terry's expedition pursuing Sioux and Cheyenne forces allied with Sitting Bull. The piece reflects on the field’s grim memory and surviving testimonies.
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Custer
Dakota
Bismarck
New York Herald
Terry
Wyoming
Sitting Bull
Custer Engages Sioux and Cheyenne Forces in Death Grapple
The narrative recounts Custer facing a vast Sioux and Cheyenne force after fording a creek. He deploys a skirmish line, divides his men on hillsides, and presses the action along a ravine as the enemy envelops his position. The result is a fatal close-quarters struggle with heavy casualties.
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Santana
Custer
Redfield Wins Fast Game Over Huron Team
Redfield defeated Huron 35 to 19 in a hotly contested college basketball clash. Expert shooting and numerous fouls marked the contest as Redfield led from the opening minutes and outshot their rivals despite harsh guarding and tall opponents.
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Huron
Redfield College
Hollingsworth
Clough
Hudson
Martin
Redfield
Redfield Band
Huron College Oratorical Contest Set for Friday
The 10th annual Huron College oratorical contest will be held Friday evening in the college auditorium. Contestants are Miss Cora Matousek John Pyle and Louis Nelson with topics including Aaron Burr The Western Colossus and A True Art. Judges from Rapid City Lake Forest College and Watertown will preside. The event promises an interesting evening as the college aims to uphold its high oratory reputation.
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Huron College
Cora Matousek
John Pyle
Louis Nelson
Arta Eee Pyle
Aaron Burr
Alfred Smith
H R. Upton
D. D
Rapid City
Thomas Sterling
D. State University
W. H. Lewis
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
Til
Mouser
Huron
M. Work
Watertown
Chas. H. Whiting
DeSmet
Caution to Farmers on Bearded Wheat Sowing
A Madison Dairy Leader note urges farmers to rethink sowing bearded wheat in spring. The crop yields good price but Minnesota grading may drop to No 2 this year. Future classing could match durum or macaroni, with milling value predicting poor prices. Names include velvet chaff Johnson wheat winter rye Russian fir South Dakota max rhinoceros.
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Madison Dairy Leader
Minnesota
South Dakota
Michigan riot nets jail for students and wrecks theater
Twenty two University of Michigan students spent the night in jail after a riot in Ann Arbor. The Star nickel theater and a moving machine were wrecked. Police and several students were slightly hurt, with no serious injuries. An officer reportedly averted a tragedy by stopping a student from firing a revolver at close range.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Nickel
Emss
Sperry Named Commander of Atlantic Fleet Voyage
President Roosevelt and his cabinet select Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry to command the Atlantic battle fleet as it sails from San Francisco in July to encircle the globe. Rear Admiral Evans will retire in August after the San Francisco naval review on May 8.
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Washington
Charles S. Sperry
San Francisco
Globe
Roosevelt
Evans
Pacific Coast
Presidents Act Vetoed Restores In God We Trust Coins
The House of Representatives, suspending rules, passed a bill to restore In God We Trust on gold and silver U S coins by a 255 to 5 vote. The debate stirred intense wartime spirit and public sentiment.
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House
Explosion at Coalmont Powder Mill Kills Three in Indiana
Linton Indiana March 17 Three men were killed and four injured in the blast of a wheelhouse at the United States at Company powder mill near Coalmont. Plate glass windows were shattered in Linton as debris flew from the explosion site.
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Linton
Ind
United States
Company
Coalmont
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