Wickham ticket fled at Pierre Wilson named
Pierre S D Zach TY Sutley of Lyman county filed with the secretary of state a list of delegates to the national convention in Baltimore backed by the Wickham wing under Wilson Clark Bryan Democracy. Names include Andrew Lee Vermillion W W Soule Rapid City J W Kelly Wlandreau Mark Sheaufe Watertown Zach Sut Icey Lyman C N Mccullen Tyndall J V Phelps Vaulkton I Reich Pierre. The Johnson wing filed a rival list Wilson Bryan Progressive Democracy and will test filings in court. Cummins third town. Waterloo Iowa delegates named Morton Wright and Santee Cedar Falls on 62d ballot. The final vote 84 60 with Taft breakaway 12 votes. LaFollette spoke to three depot audiences in Nebraska Iowa and skips to Omaha. He vows not to quit field. his daughter supports suffrage. Roosevelt roars through Illinois campaign with trains. Heyburn Idaho senator attacked newspapers seeking to weaken Congressional Record circulation. House orders vigorous money trust probe by judiciary committee with subpoena powers.
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Wilson
Cummins
Waterloo
Iowa
Morton
Wright County
Santee
Cedar Alls
Wranklin County
Taft
Mitchell Ad Club Luncheon Forges Membership Drive
Mitchell Ad Club members met at the Widmann hotel for a luncheon where new members signed the constitution and laws. Secretary Silsby urged funds for the Mitchell to Pierre railroad pledge, with committees named to solicit 300 and plan assessments as eight weekly meetings are planned.
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Mitchell Ad Club
Widmann Hotel
Silsby
Commercial Club
Mitchell
Pierre
Broadbent
T. J. Welch
Charles Roddy
N. H. Jensen
D. T. Becker
Joseph Michels
H. D. Kress
Dreadbent
Joseph Derg
Roscoe Satterlee
A. J. Dix
Widmann
Trains Hit Trolley. Three Die at Chicago Crossing
A Chicago and Alton freight struck a trolley at Thirtieth and Kedzie, killing two women and a baby. Fifteen people were injured. In education news, Emma Weld was elected chair of domestic science, Vera Dahlstrom to second grade at Longfellow, and Mary Denman to third and fourth grades at Whittier.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Thirtieth
Kedzie
Board of Education
Emma Weld
Vera Dahlstrom
Longfellow
Gedstad
Mary Denman
Whittier
University Drama Club Presents His Wife's Message
Progressive students at the University form a dramatic club under Geo S Dalgety to stage its first production His Wife's Message at the Gate on Tuesday April 16. The club seeks public support to establish a permanent feature in Mitchell.
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Geo. S. Dalgety
Mitchell
Reading
Tuesdey
Aberdeen Wins Labor Debate Over Mitchell High
Aberdeen high school defeated Mitchell high school in a labor question debate last night. Mitchell defended the negative on the closed shop with Walter Heyler John Berry and Clinton Anderson on the team.
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Aberdeen
Mitchell High School
Mitchell
Walter Heyler
John Berry
Clinton Anderson
Mitchell Double Wedding at First Methodist Church
Wednesday afternoon at 4 p m in the auditorium of the First Methodist church two Stickney couples were married by Dr J S Hoagland. Ivor Reynolds and Mary Widerik son wed, Walter Bourret and Viola Tresler also joined in marriage. Guests included Mrs Harry Katzenberg and Mrs Lewis Soper. The newlyweds plan to settle near Stickney and on Stickney respectively.
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First Methodist Biscopal Church
Stickney
J. 5. Hoagland
Ivor Reynolds
Mary Widerikson
Walter Bourret
Viola Tresler
Harry Katzenberg
Seed Grain Purchases Signal Early Spring Planting Plans
In Stanley County South Dakota sixty-four cars of seed grain are reported moving into winter wheat and general seed programs. Settlers along the Northwestern Railway line from this city to Rapid City have bought seed grain totaling $1800 and prepared fields. The survey notes good ground and strong activity as warm weather arrives and irrigation crews advance projects.
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Pierre
S. D
Huron
Redfield
Missouri
Tlayes
Rapid City
Stanley County
J Norby Dies in Canada and Other Local News
Word reached Sisseton South Dakota that Abe J Norby a prominent local businessman died in Calgary Alberta where he had lived the past year The cause of death is unknown Norby served on the state university board for years and helped organize the Independent Elevator Company In Chicago a murder trial ended with a hung jury in the case of Mrs Louise Vermilya The Aberdeen South Dakota jail report notes Jalvner Parrymarinta a Pinlander attempted murder with a knife on Chad Daniels in Good Friday celebrations near Hecla
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Abe J. Norby
Calgary
Alberta
Norby
Rerents
State University
Carlberg Brothers & Norby
Tosgether
Frank McNulty
Fifth Judgeid
C. F. Porter
Wilmot
S. D
Aberdeen
Jalvner Parymarinfa
Weel
Chitgen
Jhatme
Daniels
Suriday
Wantya
Varymarinta
Vpavinarinta
Whiting files for renomination in Third Supreme Court District
Pierre South Dakota judge Charles Whiting, sitting in the Third supreme court district, has filed his petition for re nomination with the secretary of state.
Patton denyed corner in wheat market amid testimony
Proceedings in Washington reveal James A. Patton did not corner wheat in May 190% dealing. John Merritt, president of the council of grain exchanges, said Patton acted to prevent export shortages and the market spike. Merritt defended Patton as exonerated and justified.
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James A. Patton
House Committee of Agriculture
Vatten
John DD
Merritt
Council of Grain Exchanges
Chicago Board of Trade
Patten
Merril
Myr
Merrill
Mer. Patten
Mar. Merril
Patton Carner
Joseph
Vuitton
Nebeobdy
Ming
Patton
Preliminary Work for G A B Camp
Sioux Falls official Tom Brown, department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, visits to discuss the state encampment to be held June 6 and 7. He plans a peace gathering with Rev. Rank Fox delivering the address and coordinates with the Women’s Relief Corps president Helen Kibbee. S. Cattrell named as local representative ahead of the encampment.
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Tom’ Brown
Sioux Falls
Grand Army of the Republic
Brown
Rank Fox
Fox
Congregational Church of
Helen Kibbee
State Department
Woman’s
Butter Board Sued by the Government
Federal prosecutors pursue Sherman law action against the Chicago butter and egg board and the Wein board of trade. The case, aided by detective work from a government employee Ida Beck, seeks to curb rising butter costs with new evidence.
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Chicago
Wein Board of Trade
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ida Beck
Maderos Troops Gain A Victory In Northern Campaign
Jimenez Mexico the Maderos forces under President Medero won their first victory defeating the liberal general Cumpu at Parral. About 2000 federals led by Villa Tetlez Umbina and Soto fired on Campa’s men who lost three killed and 12 wounded and one large gun. The rebels may retreat to defend near Jimenez as another government force advances toward Mascalon.
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Parral
Affce
Mascalon
Torreon
Jimenez
Druggists fined for selling adulterated drugs in state campaign
Vermillion South Dakota reports a druggist W J Hall of Alexandria fined 5000 for selling adulterated drugs. W E VanDemark prosecuted. Several druggists have faced fines or are slated for prosecution as state warns pharmacists to meet standards and stop adulteration. The drive aims to eliminate the practice and uphold the profession.
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Vermillion
S. D
W. J. Hall
Alexandria
State Board of Pharmacy
W. EE. VanDemark
Wight
Cook
Tate
John
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