Mitchell Banquet Honors Dakota Wesleyan President Seaman
A large Mitchell banquet celebrates Dr William Grant Seaman new president of Dakota Wesleyan University. Generous city support and state contributions are cited as signs of strong community backing for the universitys future growth.
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William Grant Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Commercial Club
Mitchell
George Sy .Bibby
Winter
Henry Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Hotel Navin
Bea Pry
W.R. Ronald
The
Daily Republican
Clinton
Hobson
EB. W. Leehan
W. M. Mair
Congregational Church
Seaman
Shim
Hunter
University
Bazaar in Loomis Yields About Eighty Five Dollars
Loomis items report a successful bazaar with about 85 dollars profit. Barker Driver Lyons Bates attended court at Mitchell. Loomis stores stock Xmas goods and more are coming. John Tormey and wife visited Bridgewater. corn harvesting winds down as John Morgan and daughter return from Carroll due to his mother's illness.
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Loomis
S. D
TY. S. Barker
Les Driver
A. C. Lyons
Will Bates
Mitchell
John Tormey
Bridgewater
John Morgan
Carrol
Iowa
Mr. Morgan
Keree
Rural corn contests prove big success
Parker South Dakota and Hurley hosted two rural school corn and domestic contests this week drawing large crowds. County Superintendent Keo King oversaw the events with Dr Hume agronomist from Brookings College leading the corn features and speakers including dutor Hardin from the Dakota Farmer Prof Lalty from Yankton and Dr J K Kutnervsky of Redfield offering talks.
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Parker
S. D
Keo King
Hurley
Hume
Brookings College
Dutor Hardin
Dakota Farmer
Lalty
Yankton
J. K. Kutnervsky
Redfield
Six Year Presidential Term Debate In Senate
Senator Works of California condemned Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Party amid a Senate push for a single six year presidential term. He linked Roosevelt to the Harvester trust and George W. Perkins, arguing campaign funds from trusts bought immunity and damaged free institutions.
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Washington
I . Tn
Senate
Senator Works
California
Mide
Theodore Roosvelt
Progressive Party
Greorge W. Perkins
Farse
Perkins
Roosevelt
Taft
Col Roosevelt
Works
Great
Tarvester Trust
George W. Perkins
Harvester Trust
Steel Trust
New Progressive Party
Harriman
Col. Roosevelt
Cupaien
Ile
Stimson Reports on Army Fitness and Philippine Progress
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson delivers a far reaching review touching on army strength and training, naval questions, and the Philippines. He notes improvements in personnel, calls for tougher field trials, condemns vice near military posts, and emphasizes ongoing American civil governance in the Philippines with progress in sanitation education and industry. The policy aims to complete independence gradually while guarding American interests.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimson
National Guard
Stimsol
Mobil
Philippines
Stimson
Wen
Bomb Explodes at Italian Quarter Meat Market
A dynamite blast shattered the doorway of Nicholas Cardeno's meat market in Chicago's West Side Italian quarters early today. The explosion followed threatening letters demanding money, with warnings to blow up the building if not met.
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Chicago
Nicholas Cardenos
West Side
Cardeno
Stock Exchange Prohibits Money Lending Ties
The Consolidated Exchange rules forbid engaging in loan business linked to the New York market. Members say enforcement of low interest will curb money moving from country banks to New York amid market tension.
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Waeshington
New York
Consolidated Stock
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Freight Train Dashes Down Mountain Wreck Near Cumberland
A freight train with forty eight cars plunged eight miles down a mountain side near Cumberland Maryland tearing through a curve in Glencoe Pennsylvania. Four workers were seriously injured and four more reported missing. A body was recovered from twisted wreckage as air brakes failed to stop the heavy train.
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Cumberland
Montain
Glencoe
On Curve
Daily Labor Paper at Lead Suspends
The Lead Register ends its daily issue after twelve years as a Pioneer consolidation. Established in Central City by A B Merrick, it later became a daily in Lead and a unionist voice aligned with miners groups. J N Bullinger now runs the paper, opposing non union mining firms and the Homestake company.
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Sane
Homestake Company
Black Pills
Bob Cat Taken in First Hunt in Sennator Range
In one day a bob cat was hunted by Mr and Mrs Lange starting near the mouth of South Canyon. After a long chase the cat treed jumped and was shot. The wounded animal was tracked for about a mile and killed near dusk. The 28 pound cat will be mounted for the State University museum.
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Tell
M.range
South Canyon
Lange
Museum of Natural History
State University
Slocum Uses Two Acre Farm to Support Family
Loren Slocum of Alcade county demonstrates South Dakota soil fertility by growing produce on about 1.75 acres to support his family. He sold $100.25 worth of vegetables and used the proceeds for clothing fuel and meat, keeping enough for winter and seed for next year. He notes demand would be higher near a larger town, potentially $360.
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Slocum
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