Resignation of Fire Marshal debated at state congress
The first meeting of the fire prevention congress closed with praise for Deputy Fire Marshal Craft. Resolution urged him to reconsider his resignation and remain in office while seeking higher pay. The convention also pressed the legislature to grant adequate salaries for fire marshals and noted a misjudgment in Craft’s case, urging continued public service.
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Murphy Candidate Boosts Support for Rail Commissioner Race
Huron South Dakota readers learn that J J Murphy of Parker has entered the race for railway commissioner. The move is welcomed by many friends of Asher R P Ray, another candidate for the same office, signaling renewed local interest in the contest.
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Gamble Intercedes For the Settlers in South Dakota
South Dakota settlers press relief as Gamble and Avvarsoitor meet with Lind Commissioner Denne. They protest delays in patenting public land titles in the western part of the state, arguing hardship and hindrance to development amid harsh climate.
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District Arrangements Under Aldrien Plan Spark Debate
The national monetary commission outlines fifteen districts for the Aldrien financial reform plan. New England would be one district, eastern states two, the south four, the middle west four, and the Pacific coast four. One fifth of the nation’s banking power would be elected from New York, with eastern states forming two districts. The plan favors smelters and opposes control by large banks, aiming to balance influence across regions.
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Massacre Reported as Russian Forces Rampage in Persian Cities
London dispatches describe brutal killings in Tabriz and Resht as Russian soldiers terrorize Persians. Shuster reportedly refuses dismissal. martial law and protests erupt as anti British sentiment grows. Government offices bombed. civilians, including women and children, suffer amid the violence.
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GRO Wis Finds Relatives After Long Search In Chicago
James Dutty of Chicago locates missing half brother George Stamper through Joliet foster kin. Stamper learns he has two sisters Elizabeth Note and Matty Jceverns and a brother James WMally, all in Chicago and married. Mrs. Dulity and Stamper’s early life are traced through adoption, foster care, and a persistent search across Illinois.
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Lapland Longspur Die in Numbers Across towns
In Brookings and nearby towns a surge of Lapland Longspurs found dead on streets prompts entomologist Professor Severin to suggest climate and windows as causes. Birds resembling sparrows die en masse, with some reviving indoors after capture.
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Democrats Plan Revenue Tariff Bill After Holidays
Democratic leaders in the Ways and Means Committee announce a revenue tariff bill based on different cost proofs and a wool schedule revision to balance revenue. Republicans vow their own bill, hoping to pass despite expected veto from the President. Insurgents seek substantial reductions and protest high protections, while Democrats rally behind the party line for a final bill.
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Dynamite Arrest Rocks Monessen Mill Town
Police in Monessen a steel town in Pennsylvania investigate the arrest of George Bridges seized with a suitcase packed with dynamite. His pockets held fuses and caps as authorities probe a broader non union mill worker context.
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President eases medical practice rule in canal zone
President Yatt today modified the executive order on canal zone medicine to permit Christian Science healing. The action allows spiritual treatment as practiced by adherents in the zone, signaling a shift in mandated medical policy.
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