Bull Moose South Dakota Convention Fails to Nominate
At Mitchell the Bull Moose convention of South Dakota adjourned with no candidates named after hours of debate. Elijah Senn led protests against committee naming and a roll call was rejected, with plans to reconvene in Huron in June to form a state and congressional ticket. Herbert Knox Smith urged preserving a separate Progressive identity and attacked party compromises.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Potomac
Hague Tribunal
Huron
Hans A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
Committee On
National Progressive Party
Wilson
Mr. Astrud
A. O. Murray
W. J. Mundt
W. I. Hartung
R. K. Rayburn
O. B. Murray
Murdo
Mry Murray
Committee
Panama Canal
State Central Committee
John Sutherland
Pierre
G. O. van Meter
J. H. Jones
Joseph Janousek
Yankton
M. G. Carlisle
Brookings
W. I. Corrigan
Aberdeen
J. M. Miller
Colone
Oscar Olson
Lemmon
A. Nash
Geo. W. Wright
Republican
Senn
Republicanius
Stewarts
Tommy Roberts
Charley Day
Dick Woods
Tao
Qoft Ris
Chiiman van Meter
Alli Reed
Vale
Joe Janousek
Mr. Basford
Herbert Knox Smith
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Provisional Organization
Roosevelt
Senator Crawford
Crawford
Mr. Senn
Sutherland
M. Senn
Aurora
Davison
Lawrence
Meade
Minnehaha
Turner
McCook
Beadle
Hughes
Wingon
Lyman
Min- Pane
Spink
Mellette
Resolutions of the Bulli Moomses Progressive Party
The Progressive party of South Dakota adopts platform resolutions endorsing the National Progressive Platform and Contract with the People. It pledges support for equal suffrage, tariff reform including a nonpartisan tariff commission, Panama canal tolls stance, opposition to foreign franchise expansion, and calls for party realignment away from corporate influence. Names include HH. A. Astrud and others.
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Bulli Mooses
Progressive Party of
South Dakota
National Progressive Party
Congress
Progressive Party
Panama Canal
Democratic Party
United States Senate
United States
National Congress
Taft
HH. A. Astrud
E. Murray
W. J. Mundt
Hartung
Mr. L. Royburn
O. S. Basford
South Dakota Banks Prepare for New Federal Reserve Bank Stake
South Dakota national banks plan to subscribe about 240000 dollars to the Minneapolis district reserve bank. In Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin and part of Michigan the district will cover 105 local banks with total capital around 4 million dollars. The act requires 6 percent of capital and surplus as stock.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapassis
Minnesota
North
Wisconsin
Michigan
Reserve
Reserve Bank
Easter Services At Loomis Draw Large Crowd
In Loomis, South Dakota, Easter services drew a large attendance with a children's Sunday school program and a choir concert in the evening. Alvin Young of Carthage visited family nearby while Nellie Watkins of Aberdeen Normal school enjoys spring vacation at home. Mrs W Allen to host the H M S April 22. A hall dance is planned for Thursday evening April 16.
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Loomis
S.D
Alvin “Young
Carthage
Hissmother
Nellie Watkins
Aberdeen
W. Allen
Davison County Farmers Debate County Expert at Ethan Hall
A 200 strong audience in Ethan debated employing a county agricultural expert for Davison County. Pro and con sides argued costs, county burden, and practical farm guidance, with proponents insisting on risk reduction and farm skill spread, opponents warning of tax impact and wasted effort.
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Ethan Hall
Ethan
Davison
Rome Township Farmers’ Club
Davison County
L. P. Sherman
J. E. Furland
Mt. Vernon
John St. Tohn
Tobin Township
Carl Rosenauist
A. J. Frantz
Charles Boreson
Rome Township
Sollie Nolt
Sherman
Mitchell
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Agricultural College
Carl Rosenquist
Mr. Sherman
Minnesota
Rosenquist
Hahn
Frantz
Phéy
Furland
Republicans Split Over Factional Nominees In South Dakota
Reports from the March Republican primary in Pierre show the majority or progressive faction capturing a large share of nominations for the state legislature. Of 29 senate nominees, 13 align with the minority faction. for the house, 68 are majority and 28 minority. Democrats nominated in most districts. If Republicans gain control in November it would reflect factional alignment with Governor Byrne’s party.
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South
America
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
Senn
Crawford
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Byrne
Fake arrest of bridegroom shocks newlyweds in Mitchell
Sioux City prank led police to arrest Mr Fred H Scott on a fake warrant. Bail set at 200 dollars. the scene moved the bride Beulah Roberts to tears. The ruse ended as a frame up, with friends revealing the plan and the couple resuming their honeymoon plans in Mitchell.
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Sioux City
Iia
Red I. Levit
Mitchell, S. D
Yankton
Scott
Mitchellman
8. D
Orpheum
Mrs. Scott
Mitchell, D. D
Prairie fire burns two miles into cemetery at Aberdeen
A morning prairie fire started in a damp heap east of Aberdeen, South Dakota, burning two miles of ground and entering the cemetery. The flames scorched grass over graves and discolored tombstones.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Prairie
Mitchell high school athletes show strong prelims in inter class meet
Mitchell High School coaches praise a fast versatile track squad after competitive preliminaries at Wesleyan field. A broad range of events from sprints to jumps shows a deep, balanced team with finals set for next Wednesday at Hitchcock Barn.
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Mitchell High School
Wesleyan
Mletcher
Hitchcock Barn
College
Sioux Falls
Herbert Lex
Donald Woon
Arthur Johnson
James Salisbury
Tex
Hoon
Salisbury
Harry van Benthuysen
van Benthuysen
Chester Soleman
Marold Grace
van Banthuysen
Coleman
Clyde Knight
H. C. Hammer
Minor Shaw
Carl Norton
Louis Nordbye
Herbert Barncard
Coal oil firekills Mrs Rudolph Turk in Terra Ville
A Terra Ville home near Deadwood South Carolina experienced a fatal coal oil explosion when a fire started by coal oil killed Mrs Rudolph Turk. Her husband suffered serious burns while trying to extinguish the flames and a two month old baby survived.
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Deadwood
S. C
Rudolph Turk
Terraville
Turk
Whiting Talks of Mexicans
Attorney John J. Whiting of Woonrocket returning from a Pacific coast voyage told Mitchell that Mexicans believe they can defeat the United States. He described Juarez cartoons mocking Uncle Sam and El Paso federals held behind double wire fences with American guards nearby.
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John J. Whiting
Woonrocket
Pacific Coast
Mitchell
Juarez
Mexico
United States
Uncle Sath
el Paso
Iuh
Anderson named to fill Beebe's regents vacancy
Pierre South Dakota Governor Byrne named Frank Anderson of Webster to the state board of regents of education to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Marcus P Beebe of Ipswich.
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Board OF Regents
Gov. Byrne
Spring Elections Sparking Contests in Black Hills Cities
Deadwood and Lead foresee lively next Tuesday elections. Wallace-Forel Cooper and Curriow headline for city commission in Lead. In Deadwood Horace Clark faces Dr. Mary R. Findlater for school board as women seek more representation.
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Deadwood
M. D
Black Hills
Wallace — Forelisong
J. E. Cooper
John R. Curriow
Horace Clark
Mary R. Findlater
Lutherans Meet in Conference in German Church
Forty ministers of the Germin Lutheran church in South Dakota attended a district conference at the German Lutheran church. Rev. F W Loore of Mitchell was chosen district delegate to the general synod in Chicago. John Ollenburg of Mitchell was named Mitchell delegate. Rev. William Proehl of Sioux Falls and Rev. Hildebrandt of Wightmore led services. four course meals by the Ladies Aid impressed delegates.
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Germin Lutheran Church
South Dakota
Sioux Walls
Hildebrandt
Wighmore
Ladies’ Aid Society
Aupust Koop
John Ollenbure
J. Farber
Rika Lema
Elks Plan Special Train to Rapid City Convention
Mitchell Elks and surrounding area will travel by a Milwaukee railroad special to the South Dakota state convention in Rapid City from June 2 to June 8. The six sleeper cars a tourist sleeper an observation car a day coach and a baggage car will be used with electric lighting and a through Bad Lands run for passenger benefit.
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Hiks
Mitchell
Rapid City
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota
Milwaugee
Chamberlain
Presho
Murdo
No Trace Yet Found of Robber at Pukwana
A wide search with rural telephone lines shows no trace of the bandit posing as a cowboy who raided three Pukwana locations within an hour and escaped with cash and goods. A horse was later stolen from the Davenport brothers near Bijou Hills, suspected to aid the getaway, and the bandit may be hiding in the outer countryside near northwestern Nebraska.
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Pukwana
Bis
Davenport Brothers
Bijou Hills
Bis Ree
Osetud
Nebraska
Pioneer Residence in Pierre Taken by Fire
Fire destroyed the Horn residence in western Pierre last night. The home, the first in that area, stood on the prairie near the old boat landing used by Captain Horn who ran the ferry to Fort Pierre. Mrs Horn and a son escaped, leaving behind household effects.
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Pierre
Horn
Captain Horn
Fort Pierre
Severa
Yukon
Alaska
Orn
New Corporations Formed in Pierre Mitchell and Firesteel
Articles of incorporation filed for Eden State Bank in Pierre with 16000 capital led by Henry Heivig as president and J W Barrington as vice president cashire Leo J Lukenitsch. F Clay Clark firm to conduct general merchandising in Mitchell with 25000 capital incorporating FP Clay Clark BH Heyler Gertie R Clark all Mitchell. Wiresteel Trading in Firesteel to conduct general merchandising with 210000 capital incorporators C A Bolden LW3 Coats MV Golden all of Firesteel.
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Pierre
Eden State Bank
Henry Heivig
J. W. Barrington
Leo J. Lukenitsch
Air’of
Sisseton
F. Clay.Clark Company
Nto
Mitchell
Clay Clark
BH. W. Heyler
Gertie R. Clark
Firesteel
C. A. Bolden
Coats
Allyag Firesteel
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Senn Insurgent
Back Hills Progressive
Seen
Mr. Smith
Party of
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Minneapolis Reserve Bank
Ning
Vernon
Boreson
State College
Ms. Boreson
Sint
Rome
Fred Scott
Bride
Epriends
Nordbye
Grace
Ployd Wilder
Norton
Norman Shelby
Hugh Craton
Nico Branklings
J. EK. Dahl
Dahl
Lead
Sturgis
Whiting
Woonsocket
Anderson
Beebe
Black Hills Cities
Mitchrell
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