Constitutional clashes over Smith election debate
The piece rails at opponents of Governor-elect Wilson and argues the constitution should yield to common right. It accuses party allies of backing Smith and praises Wilson for rejecting what it calls a foul political plot while urging more leaders like him.
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Demisc
Wil
Cannon
New Jersey
Ames Smith, Jr
Unitedate
Nphia Inquirer
Foss
Massa
Ison
Smith
Wilson
United States
Lorimer Seat Maintained Amid Bribery Controversy
U S senators conclude Lorimer kept his Illinois seat as bribery votes did not reach seven and the committee sees case against him as unproven. The report hints at broader corruption in Illinois but stops short of acquittal. Uncle Joe Cannon attacks Wilson over New Jersey Senate race, praising party lines and condemning Wilson.
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United States
Lorimers
Lorimer
Illinois
Joe Cannon
Hledt Wilson
New Jersey
Smith
Cannon
Wilson
Speaker Cannon
Wheeler Switches Auto Shipments to Sioux Falls For Cheaper Rates
A C G Wheeler of Mitchell Auto & Supply Co says he will ship fifty plus cars annually from Chicago and Detroit to Sioux Falls and rebill to Mitchell to save freight. He criticizes Milwaukee and Omaha routes for high rates and plans to route future shipments via Chicago Rock Island Pacific to Minnesota and South Dakota destinations. Wheeler notes potentials for customer savings and vows not to boycott but to seek fairer rates elsewhere. He plans a spring delivery and a new car run home from Sioux Falls if weather fits.
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A. C G. Wheeler
Mitchell Auto & Supply Co
Sioux Falls
Detroit
Mitchel
Wheeler
Mitchell
Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis& Omaha Company
Mitchell Commercial Club
Milwauke Road
Omaha
North-Western
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Road
Mitchell Direct
Northwest
First time associate justice becomes chief justice
The article notes a historic moment as an associate justice is elected chief justice marking the first time a rival party member leads the U S Supreme Court. A separate local case records Winton Six damaged in a garage fire with $500 verdict for destruction. Finally a British mint release introduces square coins, a 5 cent nickel bronze piece for Ceylon.
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Winton
H. M. Hessenius
Ceylon
State Game Warden Urges Relaxation of Fishing Rules
Pierre South Dakota. Warden Bancroft calls for relaxing winter fishing laws to save fish during drought and freezing conditions. He urges county wardens to keep air holes open and allow spearing of non game fish in waters likely to freeze to the bottom and to consult the state’s attorney in each county.
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Bancroft
Pierre
S. D
Sanford from Chamberlain in Sioux Falls case
Sioux Falls reports that J W Sanford of Chamberlain, involved in a case from last May, is mentioned in ongoing coverage. Details remain uncertain in the fragmentary OCR text.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
J. W. Sanford
Chamberlain
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Mitchell Resident
J E West of Mitchell South Dakota testifies that regular riding on a train caused kidney trouble with back pain and urinary irregularities. After using Dean's Kidney Pills he reports lasting relief and improved health. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Mitchell
J. E. West
Third Ave
S. E
S. Dak
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Chief Justice Edwards White Takes Oath as Nation's Ninth Chief
Edward Douglas White was sworn in as the ninth chief justice of the United States. The ceremony occurred in Washington with the Supreme Court bench present and Justice Harlan administering the judicial oath before the court, followed by congratulations from the justices.
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Washington, D. C
Edward Douglass White
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Fuller
Justice White
United States
Clerk McKinney
Bride of four months committed to asylum after prank
Effie Fredericks of Lead is confined to Gayville infirmary for serious mental distress caused by friends who sent fake love letters to her husband. Frederick, a Homestake mine worker, married four months ago. The letters unsettled her mind and she will be sent to the state asylum. A note mentions the Austrian river Polk vanishing into a hole.
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Lead, SD
Effie Fredericks
Homestake
Gayville Infirmary
Frederick
Fredericks
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