Mitchell Librarians Entertained by Mitchell Club Women
Over one hundred visiting librarians and guests gathered at the Congregational church parlor for a six o'clock banquet hosted by Mitchell’s Woman’s Library Association. Notables included Mr. Legler of the American Library Association and Dr. Vincent of the University of Minnesota, with remarks on library progress and city initiatives.
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Congregational Church
Butterfield
Woman’s Library Sociation of
Mitchell
Seaman
University
Legler
American Library Association
Chicago Public Library
Vincent
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Public Brary Commission
Doane Robinson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Hitchcock
State Board of Regents
Dr. Legler
Vincent Sp Orrod
South Dakota
Gate Theatre
Carter
State Library Association
Carnegie Library
Pierre
Gallander
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
Koehler
Alex Mitchell
Miss Mead
Alexandria
Miner
Yankton College
Phelps
Deadwood
Miss Pool
Redfield Carnegie Library
Miss Richardson
University of South Dakota
Miss Shannon
Milbank
Thanksgiving Day at Gate Hall Church Dinner and Games
Members and friends of the Christian church gathered at Gate hall at 10 for a noon dinner served in the dining room to about fifty attendees. Profs Garwood and the youth directed games and piano music followed by recitations and songs by Della and Clara Osgood and Willie White. The event sent baskets to needy city families and credited Mr and Mrs Geo Osborn for initiating and organizing the affair.
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Christian Church
Prof
Garwood
Della
Clara Osgood
Willie White
Geo. Osborn
Halycon Club Meets At Mrs Dyar Home In Quiet Afternoon
The Halycon Club gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs Dyar 709 East Third Avenue. Attendance was good as members worked on fancy needlework and discussed current events with Mrs Storer presiding in Mrs J L Cook's absence. Refreshments were served and the group plans to meet next Monday with Mrs Keen at 508 East Third Avenue.
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Tlatycon Club
Local Weddings and a Wesleyan Presidents Dinner
Dan W Agnew and Sibyl Bray were married by Judge Fred C Drake at the Patterson home and planned Seattle as their future home. Nellie Heegan and Magnus Helgensen of Woonsocket wed by Judge Drake and left for their new home. President Seaman of Dakota Wesleyan hosted a noon dinner for presidents of state and denominational institutions, with A K E Hitchcook among the attendees.
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Dan W. Agnew
Sibyl Bray
Fred C. Drake
Geo. Patterson
Seattle
Nellie Heegan
Magnus Helgensen
Woonsocket
Drake
Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan
A. K E. Hitchcook
State Board of Regents
Reception at High School Delights Visiting Educators
Teachers and citizens hosted visiting educators at the High School with a well attended reception after a Gale theatre lecture. Electric lights briefly failed but guests enjoyed two hours of building tours socializing and music by the Hunter orchestra under Prof W C Munter amid refreshments.
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Hunter
Commonwealth
Waters
W. ¢ Munter
Barcarolle
Faust
Butterfly
Bartholomew
Pauquiti
Railcar party entertains Be Jolly Club with mock trip
First division of the Be Jolly Club hosted a rail themed gathering at Wilson Jr home inviting guests to travel in a staged Union Depot setting. A mischievous train journey included a tunnel scare and a parlor car lunch while a brakeman signaled lunch and games played out with numbered stations.
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Be Jolly Club
Mesdames Werenson
Wilson
Maynard
Brock
Kanoull
Wilson, Jr
Union Depot
Paulina Swanson
Paris
Eostume
Fonund
Mitchell
Community Celebrate Reunion and Wedding in Dakota
A large reunion of Visiting teachers and former students of Dakota Wesleyan gathered at the Methodist Church with President Seaman and university professors giving toasts. Louis R. Smith and Annie J. Lee married at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with a church ceremony Read full text for details on attendees and party after the wedding.
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Northern Normal and Industrial School of Aberdeen
Episcopal Rectory
E. C. Woodburn
G. W. Nash
The
Normal
Northern Normal and Industrial School
B. Purdy
G. I. Ruden
Emma Fuller
C. D. Poore
F. W. Smith
Methodist Church
Dakota Wesleyan Heventy-Sixx
Louis R. Smih
Annie J. Lee
First Methodist Hopiscopal Church
J. S. Wearland
Mre
Katherine Lee
Mir
Wechling
Mt. Vernoxy
Denied Rehearing for Charles L Hyde in Mail Fraud Case
United States Circuit Court of Appeals denied Charles D Hyde of Pierre a rehearing of his appeal from a federal district court conviction for mail fraud. Hyde faces a 10 year sentence and an attempt at presidential pardon is being coordinated in Washington. Hyde, once an aide to the attorney general, is described as a financially influential Pierre banker.
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United States Allormey I. Wiener
United States Circuit Cour of Appeals
Charles d. Hyde
Pierre
Federal District Cour
Hyde
Oartey
Pierré Peal
Ondine
Hyvde
United States Supreme Court
Washinerton
Milionde
Ilis
Seneral
Tirde
Puritan Breakfast Revival At University Hall
Thanksgiving morning at Graham Hall the university hosted a Puritan breakfast in dining parlors. Students and faculty wore period costumes, tables formed in the letter V, candles at each plate, and place cards with a quaint, historical ambiance. The meal proceeded to a clock time, enhancing the former era atmosphere.
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Graham Hall
University
Banking bill shaping under House committee debate
The House Banking and Currency Committee will draft a banking bill independent of Mr Ryan with full consultation. Bryan’s views will be respected, but the committee will weigh testimony from experts and reconcile conflicting ideas while avoiding dangerous proposals. By 1916 congressional apportionments may limit at large members. The Progressive party’s next convention aims to reform proportional South representation.
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Washington
House
Suuikinegs and Currency Committee
Ryan Wand
Hryan
Bryan
Hig
Maryland PAW leader names Haynes successor
Baltimore Maryland Gov Choldsborough Tonight announced the appointment of William P Jackson Republican National Committee origin founder for Maryland to succeed the late United States Senator Isidor R Risor He will serve until the terms ends in January 1914 after which the legislature will elect a senator John Walter Smith Democrat whose term expires in 1914 Jackson a Palisbury resident and industrialist with lumber interests is said to be a millionaire He has long been active in Maryland politics dating from 1904 when he became Republican committeeman for Maryland.
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Baltimore
Choldsborough
William P. Jackson
Republican National Committee
United States
Isidor Riser
Tme
John Walter Smith
Jackson
Palisbury
Wis
Part
Italisurvy
Dickenson Collegu
Carlisle
LUCOS
Maryland
Treasury Chief Declares No Emergency in Money Market
Secretary Mac Veagh stated there is no emergency justifying government deposits in national banks. He attributed the high rate to temporary factors and said government action would occur only if necessity arose. November closed with a working balance of $12.7 million.
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Washington, D. C
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Sai
Macgeough
Taft Committee Expenditure Reports Filed
Expense accounts filed with the secretary of state show R J Woods Taft committee treasurer received 791.10 and spent 5407 Fueled by campaign activity in the first district Witson spent 836 46 while L C Campbell Democratic candidate for the rail WAV commission spent 254 16.
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Pierre
S. J
Secretary of State
R. J. Woods
Taft Republican Committee
Witson
L. C. Campbell
Republican Party Reorganization Hopes Dwindle in Senate
In Washington, progressive and old guard Republicans discuss future party reorganization. Senators say little chance this winter, with some believing Cummins might unite factions, though skepticism remains. Taft faces efforts to penalize progressives as Republicans prepare for the new Congress.
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Washington
Lanning
Republcan
le Senate
Senate
Taft
Congress
Republican Party
Cummins
Progressives to name 72 delegates for next convention
Chicago reports that the 1916 Progressive national convention will include 72 delegates based on Roosevelt and Johnson votes. Medill McCormick outlined a plan to allocate delegates by congressional district, reducing the previous solid south influence and ensuring a minimum delegate per district.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Johnson
Medill McCormick
South Dakota
McCormick
Mob fatally harms man after court appearance in Georgia
Cordele Georgia. A Black man named Casthey Williams who struck two white women and hurt one of them was dragged from the McRea courthouse and fatally harmed by a mob. Authorities fear both victims may die.
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Poro
Parenteo
Cordele
Georgia
Cghestly Willams
McRea
Officers Capture Dangerous Fugitive Holtman in South State
Sheriffs Biffle and LaRochelle nabbed 23 year old Waiter Holtman on a Charles Mix County farm after a pursuit and a brief struggle. Holtman faced charges including cattle rustling and other counts with a $200 reward offered. He had eluded posses for years, often hiding and threatening capture.
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Geddes
Eiect
Sherif Biffle
Frank LaRochelle
Charles Alix County
John Sliter
Tiolinan
Charles
Mix Cunty
Holman
Leo
New York Official Convicted of Bribery
Charles N. Hyde former New York City chamberlain was found guilty of bribery in connection with his duties as a city official. The jury verdict came after three and a half hours of deliberation. Judge Goff ordered Hyde remanded to custody until December 4. Hyde was sent to the Tombs after a bail period that ended with the verdict.
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New York City
Charles N. Hyde
Chamberlain
Supreme Court
Goff
Hyde
Nurse girl held on charge of arson in Berlin hotel fire
Barbara Gladys Arnold a nurse girl confessed to starting the Berlin hotel fire that killed three people. Indicted today for first degree arson and to be tried in juvenile court. She had been released on bond and later repudiated the confession.
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St. Louis
Barbara Gladys Arnold
Berlin
Fire devastates Saxon business district in Wisconsin
A fire destroyed Saxon Wisconsin business section today causing about 100000 dollars in losses. The blaze started in a saloon from an unknown cause and many residents were forced to flee their homes as flames spread.
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Saxon
Wis
Beck argues against federal censorship via mails in press case
Former Assistant Attorney General James M. Beck submits a Supreme Court brief in Leads Publishing’s challenge to the newspaper publicity law. He contends the federal government lacks power to regulate journalism, rejects ownership and publicity requirements, and cites past Supreme Court rulings and cases deemed unconstitutional when used to pursue ends beyond constitutional power.
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Washington, D. C
James M. Beck
Supreme Court
Leads Publishing Company
England
America
Beck
Congress
Beropidee
Wilde's Wild Career Ends in Embezzlement Case
Jimmie Wilde, a three quarters Sioux Indian, jailed in Pennington County on charges of embezzling over 5000 dollars from Steele Simon & Co. of Sioux City. The youth reportedly used advances for cattle deals not delivered, with later ties to a charity contest and a 700 dollar grocery bill, and faces trial this term.
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Rapid City
Jimmie Wilde
Commission
Steele Simon & Co
Sioux City
Jimmy
White Jen
Steele & Simon
Commission House
Otis
Warly
Early
Interior
Frank D. Bangs
Bangs
W. J. Dorothy
Pennington County Court
Milwaukee Road to Spend Half a Million for Station Dam
Aberdeen S D reports the Milwaukee Road plans to invest 500000 next season at Big Stone and Ortonville Minn. A union station would be built midway between the towns and a large dam erected to control Big Stone lake flood waters. The project aims to boost summer resort traffic on the line.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Big Stone
Milwaukee Railroad
Ortonville
Minn
Big Stone Lake
Bis Stone
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