Supreme Court Maps Limitation On Contingent Appropriations
An opinion by Whiting Hedging upholds the writ of prohibition in the case State ex rel John ngstatt v FH G Anderson. The ruling discusses whether the contingent appropriations act and game fund provisions satisfy constitutional regulation for making appropriations and legislative intent. It holds there is no constitutional limitation preventing such appropriations and suggests a constitutional amendment may be needed to alter this.
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Siate Supreme
Whiting Hed
John Ngstatt
FH. G. Anderson
Game Fund
Dafty
M P Beebe Dies After Long Illness in Ipswich
Marcus P Beebe, longtime Ipswich leader and banker, died after years of illness. He organized the Bank of Ips and served as county treasurer, state regents member, and first president of the South Dakota Bankers Association. He helped promote farming, road projects, and interstate highway advocacy before his death.
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Marcus
P. Beebe
Panker
State Centan
Benth
Rey Lol Matin
Baptist Church of
Ipswich
Bootes
Frances Leota
Nioten
Dakota
Bank of Ipsa
Beebe
Hamunds
California
Board of Regents
Rev
Taos
Rechte
Abduction Riot Ties to Catholic Priesthood Riots
Several men are accused of complicity in the abduction of Rev. Otis after a riot sparked by remarks from Rev Mr Spurgeon. Suspects including Sylvester the chauffeur and others were arrested and held without bond in connection with the Henderson Colorado incident.
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Sapseggiedisreee
Rene
Otis
Desevicek
Ayer
Spurgeon
Piha
Ney Sylvester
Mr Spurgeon
Henderson
Colo
Frank Nugent
A. Dhruti Soren
Wiliam Delanney Cronin
Vee
Ori
Warants and subpoenas issued by grand jury prompt witnesses
John Doe reports that warrants had been issued by the grand jury and numerous witnesses had been subpoenaed, signaling ongoing legal action and intense investigative activity.
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John Doe
Dillon Spent 1100 to Secure Nomination for Office
Pierre reports campaign expense records show C. C. Caldwell spent 343.39 as a major attorney general hopeful while C. H. Pilon, winner in the district seat for Congress, lists 1199.95 in expenditures.
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Pierre
C. C. Caldwell
C. H. Pilon
Congress
City Wins Its Earnings Suit In Mitchell Case
The Mitchell city court upheld the municipality in a $1,603.30 claim plus costs against Dakota Central Telephone Co. The ruling bases the city’s 10 percent share of gross earnings over $2,400 for the year ending May 31, 1911. The judge also held that a 1911 statute taxing telecoms on gross earnings is unconstitutional, violating a contract and restricting city street-use control.
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Mitchell
Dakota Central Telephone Campany
Frank Bb. Smith
F. B. Wice
Smith
Telephone Corporation
Conference on Marketing Opens in Chicago
The Second National Conference on marketing and farm conducepts begins in Chicago for four days. Delegates seek to boost farmer cooperation to improve market access and profits. President Van Hise of Wisconsin and Sampel Meyer of New York discuss farmer relations to anti trust laws and market orientation.
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Indlbi Pth
Indlbi Pth Hat Tle Bullain Ang
Coopat Ae
Spisin
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Sampel
Untermeyer
New York
Wentworth May Block License Vote in Wentworth
Residents seeking saloon licenses obtain a writ from Judge Sores of Sioux Malls requiring Wentworth city council to show cause why license issue should not go to voters at the April 21 election. The writ battles over petition legality, with temperance backers saying signatures suffice and license advocates arguing it is lawful. If Judge Jones finds the petition illegal Wentworth faces a dry year starting July 1.
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Wentworth
S. C
Sores
Sioux Malls
State Circuit Court
Jones
Pet dog saves girl from drowning in pond
Fourteen year old Belle Fourche tale recalls a brave dog that jumped into a deep pond to rescue six year old Sarah Radeke after she fell from a small boat. The dog kept the child afloat until rescuers reached the scene and brought her to shore.
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Belle
Fourche
Will Radeke
Sarah Radeke
Theor
Raid on Brewery Building at Clear Lake
Authorities raided a brewing company building at Clear Lake in Gliéar Lake South Carolina with a search warrant secured by temperance advocate August Areg er. Officers found a keg of beer in the building and confiscated it. No arrests yet, but one or more persons are expected to be charged with owning and selling liquor in violation of the law.
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Gliéar Lake
S. C
August Areger
Catarrh Cure Believed Effective When Taken Internally
An advertisement argues catarrh is constitutional and cannot be treated by local applications. It promotes Gill’s Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting the blood and mucous surfaces, claiming it is a genuine prescription from a top physician, with testimonials offered. The notice lists the Toledo firm BF Currey & Co as proprietors and mentions distribution through local agents.
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Igll
Huil
Curxey &C
Toledo
Corn as Insurance Crop Dominates North Dakota Studies
The Edgeley 1913 report highlights corn as a dependable forage crop that improves land for future grain. Studies from the North Dakota Experiment Station show wheat after corn yields higher than wheat after wheat, with rotations increasing total outputs across fifteen years.
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North Dakota
Dakotas
North Dakota Experiment Station
North
Dakota
Importrange of Land Cultivation
J G Hutton from South Dakota State College discusses inoculation of alfalfa with nitrogen fixing bacteria. It covers soil sourcing, inoculation rates, weed risks, and disease transmission, plus cultivation timing to conserve moisture and boost soil fertility.
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J.G. Hutton
South Dakota State College
Easter Crowds Fill Churches Across Denominations
Easter pines across First Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Congregational, and Baptist churches drew large crowds. Pastor J S Hoagland preached on immortality through Christ, missions offering reached 1000 dollars, with a grand concert led by Prof BE W Mobson. Beulah and country visitors joined in meals and programs, while other churches noted strong services, notable music, and new member receptions.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Hoagland
Jesus
Friends of the Cause
BE. W. Mobson
W.T. March
W. G. Seaman
Knights Templar
C. B. Harrold
Epworth League
A. Williams
Beulah
Congregational Church
Ebrr Schwab
W. G. Brackett
S. H. Scallin
J. A. Erler
Vesta Murray
G. H. Watkins
S. A. Wise
W. I. Wilson
J. A. Itler
J. N. Crow
Baptist Church
E. A.loomer
W. C. Hunter
Lyda Skxjelmyr
Messie Wharton
Todd and Redfield
Miss
Bible School
J. W. Broadbent
Mr. Kelsey
Boy Injured in Kimball Runaway Wagon Incident
A lumber wagon owned by Henry Luth bolted in Kimball S D and struck a boy causing serious injuries. Details on medical status and exact location were not disclosed in the brief report. Local authorities investigated the runaway incident and so far no charges have been announced.
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Kimball, S. D
Henry Luth
Team flees coach endangers pedestrians in Milwaukee street incident
Saturday afternoon a frightened team bolted along Main street and toppled near Walt's store after passing between the Hijon theatre building and Chas O Dell's peanut stand. A boy, Robin Mytinger, son of the Milwaukee agent, was knocked unconscious and seriously hurt about the head but is expected to recover. The driver remained with the team, trying to stop it, but could not.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Main Street
Hijon Theatre
Chas
Odell’s
Walt
Robin Mytinger
Milwaukee
Mitchell High Aims High in Track Outlook
Mitchell high school chases a strong track season led by famed coach Forrest Fletcher. The team’s first showing arrives this afternoon at Wesleyan field with inter class meet preliminaries, as Fletcher’s storied track career anchors expectations for a landmark performance.
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Mitchell High School
Wesleyan
Forrest Fletcher
South Dakota
Notre Dame Track Prospects Dorchester Adapts
Notre Dame coach Fletcher led the 1912 squad as captain and Olympic team member while the program produced top performers in sprints hurdles pole vault and throws. Preliminaries to tests start at 4 30 with finals later as spring track builds depth and cross country looms next week.
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Notre Dame University
Fletcher
Notre Dame
Stockholm
Sweden
Donald Hoon
Louis Nordby
Herbert Fox
Carl Norton
James Salsbury
Floyd Wilder
John Reierson
Harry van Benthuysen
Harold Grace
Ree Heights farmer tests new wheat sowing method
Ree Heights South Dakota farmer C B Pierce plans an experimental wheat crop this season on about fifteen acres using a grain drill to sow three rows and skip one, then repeat. He believes the technique will prove the only successful way to grow wheat in central South Dakota and expects farmers will watch closely.
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Ree Heights
S. D
C. B. Pierce
South Dakota
Series of Deaths Follows Tragedy in South Dakota Farm
A pattern of deaths follows the brutal slaying of August Juntunen a Hamlin county farmer his wife and child. Juntunen was ruled insane at a February circuit court trial and soon after his aged father living nearby died under unclear circumstances.
Juntunen Home Deaths After Slay Case
Juntunen died and his aged mother, mother of the slayer, also passed away. Juntunen is reported seriously ill in the state hospital for the insane, to which he was moved after being declared insane.
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Juntunen
Palace plans being tasked by building committee
The Corp Palace building committee met Saturday for two sessions to discuss the projected permanent Palace. No definite plan reached as they weigh retaining the Corn Palace concept with a large auditorium and convention facilities. Architects Ellerbe of Minneapolis and Heinmiller of Redfield offered suggestions to aid ongoing planning.
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Corp Palace
Corn Palace
F. H. Ellerbe
Minneapolis
J. B. Heinmiller
Redfield
Bandit Mathews shot dead near Lemmon North Dakota
Harry Mathews, once a prime suspect in the Bell ingham express hold up and messenger death, was fatally shot by George Schlong and Deputy Sheriff Fred Axtell at Lemmon. Schlong and Axtell were injured but survived. Mathews had a $10,000 reward on his head since March.
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Aberdeen
S. ID
Harry Mathews
Great Northern
Bellingham
Wash
Lemmon
N. D
George Schlong
Fred Axtell
Perkins County
Mathew
Mathews
Bowman
N. C
Schlong
Axtell
Schiong
Taubman Nomination Advances for U S Marshal Post
Washington reports the Senate judiciary committee issued a favorable report on Thomas W. Taubman of Plankinton South Dakota for United States marshal of the district of South Dakota to replace Seth Bullock. Supporters expect confirmation by the Democratic majority despite potential resistance from Senators Crawford and Sterling.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Thomas W. Taubman
Plankinton
South Dakota
Democratic National Committee
United States
District of South Dakota
Seth Bullock
Crawford
Sterling
Senate
South Dakota Central Indicted on Rebating Charges
Sioux Falls officials confirm two indictments against the South Dakota Central railway by a federal grand jury. Each indictment contains ten counts and a trial is set for the October term unless the company pleads guilty.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Federal Grand Jury
South Dakota Central Railway
United States
Jerauld County Woman Cuts Her Own Throat
Mrs. Brandenburg 66 of Jerauld county severed her throat with a butcher knife while temporarily de ranged. She was saved by a physician's quick aid and placed in Yankton state hospital for insanity. Retail Merchants discuss permanent booths in new Corn Palace for future shows and approve an extra credit rating book edition around July 1.
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Lane
S. D
Brandenburg
Jerauld
Smade
Suibaiad
Corn Palace
Retail Merchants Association
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M. P. Beebe I Meets Death
Ted
Aeson
Dillon
Chicago
Clear Lake
Nebraska Experiment Station
Kimball
Forest Fletcher
Corn Palace Committee
Bandis
Sherrie
Taubman
U. S. Marshas
S. D. Central
Sioux Valles
Jerauld County
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