Fight Over Pure Food Chief Wiley Reveals Power Shift
Washington reports reveal internal conflict at the Department of Agriculture as George P. McCabe gains power over Dr. Wiley the pure food chief. The House investigates expulsions and claims McCabe can override secretary Wilson with authority to abate cases. Witnesses to testify include Wiley and Wilson.
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Washington, D
Wiley
Harvey W
Bureau of Chemistry
Congressional
House
Agricultural Department
Doctor Wiley
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
F. L. Dunlap
Lsted
Dunlap
George PF
McCabe
New York Times
Wilson
Department
Washington
Missouri
Food Law Administration
National Administration
Dr. Wiley
Remsen
Doctor Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
M’cabe
Doctor Dunlap
M'Cabe
McCab
Burke nominates Frank A Turner for Annapolis midshipman
Representative Burke recommends Frank A Turner son of Postmaster Turner of Falkion Illinois for appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, replacing John M Boucher of Pierre South Dakota as midshipman in the lineup recorded in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Burke
Frank A. Turner
Postmaster Turner
Faultkion
Annapolis Naval Academy
Johp. M. Boucher
Pierre
State Board tests water on incoming trains
Pierre, Dr. O N Hoyt secretary of the state board of health tests the water supply on incoming trains here and at Sioux Falls Aberdeen and Rapid City. Tests so far show tanks kept clean and water generally sediment free with occasional tank needing attention. Action aims to insure a good drinking water supply on trains.
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Pierre
O. N Hoyt
Ftate Board of Health
Sioux Falla
Aberdeen
Rapid City
State Board
A King Who Left Home Laxative Claim Prompts Talk
Paul Mathulka of Muffalo New York says he always keeps at home the King of all laxatives and that they bless his family. Cure constipation headache indigestion dyspepsia. Only 25 cents at Diehl & Brown.
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Paul Mathulka
Muffalo
N. Y
Diehl & Brown
Tragic Well Accident Near Clear Lake Claims Wikse
Christ Johnson Wikse dies after being overcome by gas in a deep farm well southeast of Clear Lake. He descended the shaft to bore a curbing hole, warned of gas but proceeded, losing consciousness a third of the way down. He was to marry Dena Dagenaar in September. preparations were underway.
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Clear Lake
S. D
Christ Johnson Wikse
Wikse
Dena Dagenaar
Prairie chicken season opens September tenth
The state allows prairie chicken hunting for thirty days from September ten with ten birds per day and twenty in possession. The season ends October nine, boosting state and county game funds. Duck season follows to April, quail remains closed until fall 1913.
Persecution Echoes in Jeremiah Faithful Prison Tale
A religious study on Jeremiah's siege era trials highlights persecution for righteousness. It compares his imprisonment and suffering with saints Peter Paul and Lydia, urging steadfast faith, God first principles, and enduring hardship as a mark of true devotion.
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Zedekiah
Nebuchadnezzar
Egypt
Judah
Jeremiah
Babylon
Peter
John
Paul
Lila
God
Christ
Fire devastates Exchange and Waustakee hotels and shops
A major blaze in Marinette Wisconsin early today swept the Exchange and Waustakee hotels along with several business houses and residences and the telephone exchange, leaving extensive damage and threatening nearby structures.
Presbyterians Show Strong Growth in Membership and Giving
The northern Presbyterian body reports 1,354,453 members, 10,051 churches, and a record Sunday school enrollment of 1,205,130. Last year’s net gain was 15,500 with contributions near 25.9 million, including 6.3 million to missions and 2.5 million to foreign missions.
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Philadelphia
North
Cumberland Presbyterian
Tennessee
America
American Bible Society
Temperance
United States
Butchers Blame Housewives For High Meat Prices
Delegates at the United Master Butchers of America convention in Pittsburg claim ignorance among housewives fuels meat price clamor. They argue cheaper cuts like duck and skirt steak are nutritious, if cooked properly. Experts urge rapid sear, slow simmer, and careful timing to preserve juices and flavor.
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Pittsburg
United Master Butchers of America
Parachutist's fall into Marlborough Hotel dining room
Atlantic City scene as Charles Bennett, a parachute jumper, nearly dies after a skylight plunge into the Marlborough Hotel dining room. Despite a heroic rescue, he sustains a fractured skull and multiple injuries amid a dramatic boardwalk display. In South Dakota Webster plans a third weekly paper as Day County Democrat shifts to Webster.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Bennett
Marlborough Hotel
City Hospital
Bennett
Million Dollar Pier
Traymore
Marlborough Blenheim
Marlborough Blenheim Towers
Webster
S. D
Day County
Democrat
Bristol
Harry
Sexton
Hugo M. Speier
Germany Signals Support for Arbitration Treaty
Berlin to Washington cable reports Count Von Bernstorff delivered Germany’s reply on a general arbitration treaty with the United States. The note favors a pact with Britain and France and insists Germany be bound to arbitrate. the U S would require Senate approval via special agreements confirmed by notes between the two governments.
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Washington D. C
Germany
United States
State Department
Count von Bernstorff
England
France
United States Senate
Senate
Hunters to receive 40000 licenses in Pierre
The game warden department estimates 40000 hunting licenses will be issued this year. County treasurers have blanks to supply the number. Open season runs September 10 to October 10.
Branson Winner in First Round
Des Moines reports the state tennis tournament began with C Sweet of Des Moines eliminated by C Bennett city champion of Waterloo in the first round feature. Several players won their opening matches in the event held here today.
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Des Moines
C. Sweet
C. C. Bennett
Waterloo
South Dakota and Des Moines Players Lead Afternoon Results
Young of South Dakota defeated Jamieron of Des Moines 6 4 9 5. Branson of South Dakota beat Hubbell of Des Moines 4 6 6 1 9 7.
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Young
South Dakota
Jamieron
Des Moines
Branson
Hubbell
Love
Author of Libel Not Chicago Writer
South Dakota papers challenge a Sioux City Tribune claim that John J. McCleary of the Chicago Tribune wrote a feature alleging a Western woman offered her daughter for funds and cattle owners killed stock. Immigration Commissioner Deets confronted Chicago and received a denial, with a letter confirming no involvement by McCleary.
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John J. McCleary
South Dakota
Chicago
Sioux City
Express Companies Protest Tax Assessments Before State Board
The Adams Express Company appeared before the state board of review to protest its assessment. Wells Fargo and American lines filed written protests and threaten to challenge taxes unless lowered. Tomorrow’s hearing will cover telephone companies as many reports were not filed, risking a 50 percent valuation increase.
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State Board of Review
Wells Fargo
Board of Review
Seven states to exhibit at Minnesota land show free space
South Dakota officials secure free 3500 square feet exhibit space at the St. Paul land show December 12 to 23 funded by business interests of Minneapolis St. Paul and Duluth. The seven state exhibit will include Washington Oregon Idaho Montana North and South Dakota and Minnesota with no other states or Canadian entries. Officials Robert S. Vessey and John D. Deets will coordinate South Dakota. Will A. Campbell handles show information in St. Paul.
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St. Paul
Minn
South Dakota
League
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
North
Robert S. Vessey
Pierre
John D. Deets
Will A. Campbell
Favor Sending Club Delegates Favor Sending Club Delegates
Belle Fourche South Dakota reports two more commercial clubs favor sending delegates to the September 13 organization meeting in Huron. Brookings and Belle Fourche plan representation. Belle Fourche will be represented by W B Penfold. Governor Vestey endorses the move in a letter to Secretary Cooley.
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Belle Fourche
S. D
South Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs
Huron
Brookings
W. B. Penfold
Butte County
Vestéy
Cooley
Local Attendents and Visits Around Letcher and Mitchell
Letcher and Mitchell residents and visitors share trips and calls. Mrs Angus Horack and Georgia Mitchell visitors. Rev H Watton Haynes to Lee Nebraska then Horton. Mrs T H Westmoreland and Elmer travel Des Moines Iowa. many others visit relatives in Mitchell, Yankton, Woonsocket and Arlington. base ball game at Ruskin park 5 to 1.
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Des Moinés
Jefferson
Iowa
H. E. Mayhew
Evans
Bolton
Iowas
Chas. Dyer
Lamphier
Gilbert
Hanson
Brookings
Jennie Williamson
Josephine Bowman
Loomis
Orlo Lanan
Baby
Letcher
Knights of ‘Columbus
Ruskin’ Park
Art Johnson
Cedric
Sanborn
Ted
Robert Lusk
Yankton
B. Gomer Davies
Carl Grothe
Yankton College
Paul Jackus
Mitchell
Letéher Tueday
Mary Thill
Woonsocket
Faye Hagee
Letéher
Wessington Springs
Ruskin Park
Hart
Gall
Oddy
Merudugh
Fev
R. E. Stevens
beime _ el
E. Gormer Davies
Eruption Kills Over Thirty at Mount Asanai Tour Site
In Tokio a violent burst from Mount Asanai near a summer resort killed more than thirty people, including many tourists and foreigners. Many guests were burned. several parties near the top fled while others escaped halfway up the slopes.
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Tokio
Japan
Lagos
Asanai
Indians to Confer at Columbus Ohio Meeting
Indians of the state prepare to send representatives to a conference in Columbus Ohio October 12 to 15. The gathering aims to discuss plans for betterment of conditions for tribes of the United States and to appoint delegates from each nation.
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Pierre
Columbus
Ohio
United’ States
Rakat
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N. N. Rick
Coetburg
Wis
Ashland Limited
Northwestern Railroad
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Wisconsin
W. H. Roberts
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Foster
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Adams Express Company
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Eweeney
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