Richards Law Test Case for South Dakota Committees
South Dakota Republicans endorse Alfred N Cook Vermillion as state food and drug commissioner while Democrats back Matt Plunkett Deadwood for U S marshal. Assistant Secretary Nelson refuses to file endorsements citing Attorney General Johnson’s opinion. Courts will decide legality of new primary law and unit voting strength.
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Matt Plunkett
Deadwood
United States Marshall
T. Graa
Howard
United States Attorney
Nelson
Johnson
Supreme Court
Crawford
Richards
Sherwood
State Republican Committee
Republican Party
Parmley
Republican Committee
South Dakota
Republican State Central Committee
Secretary of State
Alfred N. Cook
Office of Food and Drug Commissioner
Royal C. Johnson
Sully
Lawrence
Aberdeen
Exch County
Tmat
State Committee
Charities and Corrections
Belvidere
Dr. Robinson
White
Board of Embalmers
J. W. Walsh
Huron
S. W. Allen
Watertown
C. D. Tuttle
Canton
T. R. Wicks
Webber
CC. Moody
Salem
J.L. Wingfield
Mitchell
S. R. Thompson
F. L. Heyders
C., G. McClellan
Lead
Dan Teeters
Central City
Jas. A. Clark
Keystone
Sargeant At Arms
Senate
Jno
McDonald
Flage Carlisle
Pierre
Rowley
Ed. van Ruschen
N. M. Whishman
Food and Drug
Albert N. Cook
Vermillion
Albert H. Wheaton
Rapid City
Cook
Interior Department
W. S. Wider
Rapid City Land Office
Harry L. Gandy
Wasta
United States
I. A. Warren
Flandreau
Graa Howard
Marshiall
Pewriter
Minnie K. Ty
Fiorse Sale On Farm North Of Mitchell Details Livestock
Public auction scheduled for Saturday December 14 at 10:00. Mules horses and ponies listed with ages, weights, and foal status. Also 100 pure bred Leghorn hens and fifteen roosters. Terms allow credit until November 1 1913 on bankable security at 10 percent interest. Lunch provided. Props M D Keyes and A W Hill with Judge Bros as auctioneers and M Patton as clerk.
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Mitchell
Bethell Church
Loomis
M. D. Keyes
A. W. Hill
Judge Bros
M. Patton
Forgiveness and Mercy in Christian Life
Biblical lesson on Matthew 18 15 35 urging Christians to rebuke a sinning brother through church discipline if needed and to forgive seventy times seven. The parable of the unforgiving servant illustrates mercy must mirror divine pity and extend to all, aligning believers with Christ’s character while acknowledging divine forgiveness via Jesus for humanity.
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GMM Levi
Ysis
St. Peter
Tiaiders
Lin
Elis
Tira
Jesus
Adam
God
Bursting Tank in Chicago Kills Man and Injures Brother
Stephen Nemec was instantly killed when a carbolic acid tank exploded while being charged in Chicago. His brother, working beside him, was probably fatally injured as the tank burst into pieces.
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Chicago
Ill
Stephen Nemec
Judge Dick Haney Forms Strong New Law Firm in Mitchell
Judge Dick Haney plans retirement from the supreme court and will form the Spangler & Haney law firm in Mitchell, SD, with TD Spanler. The new firm will use existing Gale Theatre Building offices and include partners Wim, McGrath, and Paul Young in their current roles.
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Mitchell
Dick Haney
Supreme Bench
TD. 3. Spanler
Spangler & Haney
Gale Theatre
Wlaney
Ite
Circuit Court
Hie
Supreme Court
Wim, McGrath
Paul Young
Spangler, & Honey
South Dakota at Chicago Land Show Draws Big Crowds
The United States Land Show in Chicago closes after a month of exhibits directed by Immigration Commissioner J. D. Deets. Attendance surpasses Minneapolis totals with extensive interest in South Dakota resources, especially Beresford corn, and a new card system to track visitor interests. South Dakota Day drew large crowds on December 4 as the state showcased agricultural and mineral products.
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Chicago
Sunshine State
Immigration
Alabama
Deets
South Dakota
Beresford
South
Boyce Divorce Case Heard In Supreme Court
Oral arguments were heard Saturday in the supreme court in the case of William D. Boyce against Maury J. Boyce, appellant. Boyce is a Chicago millionaire, former Chicago Blade owner, and once published a paper at Britton South Dakota. In 1884 Boyce married in Pittsburgh and returned to Lisbon North Dakota.
Brown Chosen Captain of A Team at Vermillion
The 1912 South Dakota football banquet at Vermillion honored the squad and named Charlie Brown captain for the coming year. Brown, a right tackle, has starred on the line for three seasons and is the last of a ten year family representation on the team. Four seniors Coffey, Sheeks, Birret and Downing bow out after this season.
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Gault
Board of Control
University of South Dakan
Dean 1Wood
Perishig
Dean McWwusick
Henderson
Kruickshank
Charlie Brown
Brown
Hach
Charlie
South Dakota
Coffey
Sheeks
Birret
Downing
Dakotas
Supreme Court Upholds ICC Jurisdiction Over Chicago Firms
The Supreme Court sustains the Interstate Commerce Commission’s right to sue to cancel a 450 000 contract paid to Praeizer and Sons for a platform beside tracks. The case centers on whether Chicago stockyard operations qualify as interstate commerce and seeks tariffs on the Union Stock Yards Transit Co. and affiliated rail lines.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Stock Yards & Transit Co
Chiciago
Supreme Court
Praéizer & Sons, Packers
Chicago
Commerce Court
Chicago Junction Railway Company
Transit Company
Jimetlon Railway & Union Stock Yards Company
Commission
Far-reaching child labor law case against Diamond Match
Madison authorities file a state action against Diamond Match company for violations at Oshkosh plant seeking fines up to 22400 dollars under the child labor statutes. The case marks a sweeping prosecution under the nation’s child labor laws with officials served today. The action targets specific violations with penalties from twenty five to one hundred dollars per offense.
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Madison
Wis
America
Diamond Match Company
Oshkosh
Arbitration Favored In Canal Toll Dispute
Washington reports indicate the administration leans toward arbitration in the Panama Canal toll question. Britain argues toll exemptions violate the Hay Paunceforte treaty, while Knox prepares a friendly reply and possible move to The Hague. The outcome hinges on Senate approval and a path to formal arbitration.
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Wislington
N. C
Livitian
Wimbascsader
Senate
Washington
Pritian
Paniuma Canal
Knox
Edward Grey
Amassador Hryec
Peleye
Hague
United States
Seerry Knox
Great Tristain
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Warl Gray
Philander
James Bryce
Earl Grey
Mrs McMahon Seeks Release From State Hospital
Pierre's Nellie McMahon and attorney Joe Kirby appeared before the state supreme court this morning seeking freedom from the state hospital via a writ of habeas corpus. The case centers on her supplication for release.
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Pierre
Nellie McMahon
Herttorney
Joe Kirby
State Supreme Court
State Hospital
Acquitted Woman Confined in Asylum After Insanity Verdict
The acquitted defendant Gevid Thomas case ends with confinement in a state asylum. Mrs McMahon, who testified all morning, heads the care of Dr. L C Meade and Mrs. Sheldon at the state hospital.
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Gevid Thomas
McMahon
L. C. Meade
Sheldon
State Hospital
Servia Angy with Austria in Mobilization Tensions
Belgrade reports Austrian troop mobilization on the Servian frontier and Viennese press threats fueling Servian anger. Mie Pragvada predicts a brutal war if Austria chooses conflict, with nationwide Servian mobilization and arrests of Servians abroad for alleged spying.
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Belgrade
Servia
Mie Pragvada
Austria
Big Cost Of Road Travel In Black Hills Area
Secretary Ben M. Wood of the South Dakota Good Roads association notes 61 000 miles of roads and trails in the Black Hills used for various traffic. He estimates hauling one ton one mile costs US cents, with 30 000 tons moved daily, totaling about 19 500 dollars daily in wear and tear. European mountains cost 16 cents per ton, showing a gap of over 14 000 dollars daily. Half that amount could fund boulevard repairs on main thoroughfares.
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Rapid City
S. D
Ben M. Wood
South Dakota
Good Roads Association
Tbiron
Black Hills
Europe
Switzerland
Wood
Post Office to Hire More Staff Ahead of Parcels Post
Postmaster Wells announced the advent of parcels post on January 1 will require more help at the local office. Plans may redistrict mail routes, potentially creating two carriers for Main Street. Starting March 4 employees switch to eight hour shifts with overtime pay for clerks and carriers thereafter.
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Wells
Benefit Play For Deadwood's New Hall
Deadwood South Dakota hosts a benefit at the Deadwood theatre featuring the Harry B Cleveland Musical Comedy company premiering The Stubborn Girl to aid a 25000 auditorium fund. Over 13000 raised. Is Harriman contributes 5000. other donors include Coffin Hearst and Homestake. Auditorium plans include a New Year’s grand ball.
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Deadwood
S. D
Deadwood Auditorium
Deadwood Theatre
Harry B. Cleveland
Stubborn Girl
Is. I. Harriman
C. HH. Coffin
New York
Homestake Mining Company
Hearst Mercantile Company
S. W. Alferton
Chicago
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Taft
Panama
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Paul Graves Williams
Milmot
Iowa
Oxford University
Ireland
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Davenport
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