Revivalist campaign tours spark large Minnesota welcome
Charles Hughes travels through Minnesota amid heavy security and crowds at Winona and other towns. He outlines a Republican reform program at Chicago and denounces the current administration for war policy and corruption.
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Lastings
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Tuarhes
Winona
Minn
Charles
West
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M Hughes
Chester A. Congdon
Duluth
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Benson
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St. Paul
Hughes
Chicago
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United States
Mexico
Tie
Hie
Congress
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Detroit
Sully County corn promises prime yield this year
Reporters Burke and Lockhart, visiting western Sully County, describe the corn crop as the best in the nation with ears well formed and dark green foliage signaling no drought. Wheat rusts spread, wild hay production is immense, and prairie tonnage will be large. Senator Thurston dead after heat illness and thrombophlebitis.
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Pierre
S. D
AW. Burke
J. Lockhart
Sully
United States
Infants Paralyzed as NYC Sees Record Plague Toll
New York City reports a severe outbreak of infantile paralysis with 57 deaths in the 24 hours ending at 10 o'clock and 183 new cases. Health officials brace for further spread as hospitals prepare.
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New York City
Lang and Brandeis Appointed to Mexican Border Commission
Secretary Lane of the interior and Associate Justice Brandeis were named as two of the three American members of the joint commission to settle Mexican border difficulties. A third member awaits presidential acceptance. Mexican ambassador Arredondo coordinates with the U S for meeting details, likely on the New Jersey coast. Bandits attacked a Torreon Durango passenger train near Noria, repulsed by government troops. General Aguilar was killed.
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Carranza
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Mexico
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Durango
Noria
Aguilar
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Railroad Builder Dead at 72 in St Paul
Stickney founder of the Chicago and Great Western railroad died at his St Paul home after a week illness. He had been in declining health for years with intestinal trouble and complications cited as the cause of death. He was 72.
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Senator Thurston
Omaha
Nebr
John M. Thurston
U.S
Nebraska
St. Paul
Minn
Stickney
Chicago & Great Western Railroad
Government Forecast South Dakota Shows Showers Likely
Weather notes from The Republican indicate a forecast of showers in South Dakota, with cooler temperatures tonight and into Thursday. Temperature readings show a range from the upper 60s to the 90s at various times.
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South Dakota
Bremen expected to arrive at New London port soon
New London Conn and the Bremen is expected to arrive here any time this afternoon. Hastern Forwarding Co. the American arm of the German submarine merchant line has leased a year long space on the new state pier for a large warehouse making New London the principal American terminal of the company.
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New State Pier
Express Order Continued for Express Gates to Five Cities
The interstate commerce commission extended the effective date of its express gates order from August 15 to September 15 for Mitch ell Yankton Sioux Falls Watertown and Aberdeen. State commercial clubs vow to contest the increase and test the matter to the finish.
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Yankton
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Aberdeen
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Soil survey effort to be pushed in next session
Pierre, S. 10 reports a proposed appropriation to start a state soil survey. Bankers and farmers support the move while farmers may oppose, risking failure next winter. Last session failed to gain sentiment. this year organizers expect stronger support despite opposition.
Young Detroiter Killed in Farm Mower Accident
Pierre S. D. l Townsend, a young man believed from Detroit Mich, was killed last evening at Fradshaw Ranch north of town when tangled in mower gears. His head was crushed and an arm mangled badly. No witnesses or cause available.
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S. D
C. Townsend
Detvoit
Mich
Fradshaw Ranch
August crop forecast shows lower wheat yields for SD and US
The August 1 crop report from USDA indicates South Dakota and United States wheat yields well below last year. State and national estimates cover corn oats flax seed potatoes hay pastures and prices with notable declines in wheat and hay values and US cotton and wool market indicators.
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South Dakota
United States
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Harley
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Hay
Military Bill Up 10 Wilson Military Bill Up 10 Wilson
The army appropriation bill totaling 267 million dollars is ready for President Wilson’s signature after the House adopted the conference report. The Senate passed the child labor bill 52 to 12, with southern opposition tied to constitutional concerns and states rights.
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Virginia
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Mississippi
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Railroads and unions inch toward mediation as strike feared
New York City reports a 400000 railway worker strike was avoided as the four brotherhoods accepted mediation by the United States board. The railroad managers rejected an eight hour day and overtime pay, urging the board to mediate differences. President Wilson backs ground presence and Gompers signals AFL support for eight four hour days.
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United States Board of Mediation
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Brotherhoods
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Washington
New York
Martin A. Snapp
Connecticut
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Big Naval Building Program Wins Congressional Support
Senators from Arkansas and Shields Tennessee Culberson and Sheppard of Texas voted for the measure as administration leaders claimed victory for authorization of a large naval program for 1917. The plan includes four dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers after talks with President Wilson and Secretary Daniels. House leaders planned to bring up the bill next Tuesday with Senate amendments to be agreed to. Earlier Padgett and Swanson conferred with Wilson who urged rapid authorization of the larger program.
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Minors Entombed After Inkerman Explosion in Wilkes-Barre
Forty workers were trapped in the No 6 colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Co at Inkerman following a gas explosion early today. One miner was recovered dead by 8:30 AM, another injured man was rescued, as rescue operations continued.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Inkerman
Fire tax warrants sent to state fire companies
Auditor J. Be. Handlin of South Dakota mails warrants today to fire companies across the state for amounts of fire tax due them.
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Pierre
S. D
J. BE. Handlin
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