Saloonless move sweeps South Dakota cities
In a spring election across South Dakota, many towns voted dry as temperance forces claim a historic sweep. Aberdeen and Salem show pivotal results with Aberdeen in a dead heat and Salem shifting to a wet column, while towns like Burke Platte Murdo Armour Leola Milbank Mitchell Plankinton Madicton Elkton Flandreau Kimball Philip TapioCl vote dry.
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Romance Drama Turmoil in Democratic Chairman Marital Jeopardy
A sensational tale from Aberdeen and Chamberlain politics unfolds with Mrs William F leading rumors of divorce amid national party leadership. Ballot issues in Aberdeen raise questions of vote casting while city elections record ties and contentious counts. Wets and dries clash as school bonds and mayoral races hinge on disputed ballots and polling procedures in multiple wards.
Deadwood Votes Shift Wet and Dry Across Towns
In Deadwood and nearby Black Hills areas voters swung on alcohol bans and bond issues. Rapid City and Custer showed gains for wet measures while Spearfish increased its dry majority. A municipal judge race looms as leaders debate policy, and Deadwood faced a narrow wet result. E. I. Sout of Deadwood lost alderman bid to N. Thompson as water district issues faded.
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Roosevelt Testimony Reveals Battle Over Barnes Libel Suit
Theodore Roosevelt testified in Syracuse that Barnes pressured him to publish a statement. He asserted the claim protected big business interests and asserted political tactics by Barnes in the Hart-Agnew era. The trial focused on whether the publication was justified to shield business contributors.
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Roosevelt trial testimony recounts interruptions and name slips
The report sketches Colonel Roosevelt's courtroom appearance with interjections from witnesses and visitors. It notes Attorney John M. Howers and claims of interruptions and mispronunciations while detailing Roosevelt's earlier actions and the judge's conduct during the trial.
Dynamiters Fired Under a House in Bre, Pa
An early morning explosion under a house in Bre, Pa injures Samuel 1 and others inside. Reports say dynamite detonated beneath a corner. ten foreigners are arrested and held for investigation. An alleged union dispute involves Heonoff, a union official linked to the case.
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Ford workmen get increase in Canada
Detroit report states Ford Motor Company Limited Canada will raise wages and shorten hours. GM McGregor, general manager, announced all employees in service six months or more may receive a minimum wage of cents per hour and up to four dollars a day. Working hours reduced to eight hours daily, aligning with the Detroit parent company’s policy of a five dollar daily minimum in profit-sharing.
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Duel Is Fought Near Dardanelles In War News
Berlin broadcasts claim French troops landed near the Dardanelles and heavy bombardment by Turkish batteries near Enos. Lemnos receives troops from Alexandria as Allied move toward a possible assault. Casualties include German officers and men, while British losses grow. Rome voices consolidation for Italy. Austria concentrates along the northern border amid rumors of Rome-Vienna rupture. Russian raids on Bialystok and bombings in Baden cited as Allied and German actions index the broader war theater.
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