Crawford Proposes Sioux Falls Joint Debate with Burke
United States Senator J Crawford mails letters challenging his opponent Congressman Burke and Sioux Falls Argus Leader editor to a public joint debate in Sioux Falls. He proposes February 10 and invites Burke to share equal speaking time and address the issues in the campaign before a Sioux Falls audience.
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D. C
United States
Cop J. Crawford
Iis
Burke
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Sioux Falls
Ion
Charles IT
Shober
Spex
Puten
Auditorrum
Antar
Senate of the
Arms Embargo Expanded In Mexican Conflict
Washington reports extend the right to ship arms across the border to Huerta and Constitutionalists. The move shifts the balance as arms may pass through Brownsville and Presidio to Matamoros and Nogales, amid strong political reaction and calls for neutrality enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
Huerta
Congress
United States
Nuevo Jaredo
Piedras Negras
Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Presidio
Ojinaga
Paso
Juarez
Douglas Ariz
Nogales
Unis
Diaz
Madero
Taft
Texas
Roberts County Banks Wealth Tops State By Per Capita
Figures show twenty Roberts County banks hold 2,077,346.26 dollars in deposits, placing the county among South Dakota’s wealth leaders. With about 15,000 residents the per capita total equals 170 dollars, and white residents exceed that after accounting for Sisseton Sioux Indians. Most deposits belong to local farmers and businessmen.
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Wilmot
Roberts County
South Dakota
Peru Crisis: Billinghurst Captured as Rebels Seize Lima
Washington reports Peru faces a military coup after rebels attacked the presidential palace in Lima killing premier General Marique Varet and forcing President Guillermo Billinghurst into exile. The capital echoed with gunfire as civilians fled and banks closed amid the palace power shift.
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Lima
Peru
Billinghurst
Callco
Republic of Peru
Guillermo Willinghurst
Benavides
Marique Varet
Augustus Duran
Ife
San Pedro Church
Party Against Woman Suffrage Debate Sparks Policy Clash
Washington D C The Democratic Party was formally recorded as opposed to national legislation conferring the right of suffrage to women. The split signals a party stance ahead of upcoming policy battles and congressional votes on woman suffrage.
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Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
Rage on Women Sparks Floor Debate in Illinois House
On the floor of the Illinois House, Majority Leader Underwood faces intense scrutiny over remarks about women, provoking strong reactions and a heated exchange among members.
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Underwood
The
Ilouse
First House Built in South Dakota Revealed in Journal
Translated from a French journal by the St. Louis historic department, the record recounts Jean Baptiste Trudeau building the first house in present day South Dakota, the Pawnee or Trudeau House near Greenwood in Charles Mix County, and details his trading years along the upper Missouri, with notes on earlier place names and tribal contacts.
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Zenon Trudeau
St. Louis
J. . Trudeau
Des Moines
Commercial Company
Upper Missouri
Grand River
Mobridge
Handy’s Point
Rees
South Dakota
Hotel Fire Kills Five in Kelliher Minnesota
Five dead one missing and seven seriously injured after a hotel blaze in Kelliher Minnesota. Victims include Frank ONeill Deer River M Kreis Kelliher and Thomas Boyd Chicago. Most injured are hotel employees. Five travelers were cut by glass escaping through windows after the fire began after midnight.
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Kelliher, Minn
Kelliher Hotel
Frank O'Neill
Deer River
M. Kreis
Kelliher
Thomas Boyd
Chicago
Corn Palace weighing new building and 1915 recap
At the annual Corn Palace meeting in city hall auditorium dated next Wednesday evening officials will consider a reinforced concrete structure large enough to house state farmers meetings and an automobile show. Reports on the 1915 Corn Palace, described as most successful, will be given and officers elected for the year with plans for the 1914 exposition.
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City Hall
Cor Palace
Corn Palace Committee
Martin Stile Improves Says Congressman Martin In Hospital
St Louis report notes Congressman Martin of South Dakota is still improving. Jr. transfers word from hospital updates his condition as steady and hopeful following the recent incident.
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St. Louis, Jr
Martin
South Dakota
Representative Moore Introduces Bill Repealing News Paper Publicity Law
A bill has been introduced in the House by Rep. Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania to repeal all provisions forcing newspaper publicity. The measure targets the clause that obliges any payment or consideration for news and editorials, arguing it is unnecessary to mandate such notices.
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eRartige
Sentative
J Hampton Moore
Venniyala
Lucius Littaner
Hearings Open on Plans to Control Stock Exchanges
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee began hearings on the Owen bill to bar the use of mails telegraph and telephone for unlawful stock exchange deals. Samuel Untermyer testified for the bill citing court opinions and House recommendations from the 62nd Congress. He urged either federal incorporation or state supervision with federal ban on interstate communications to unincorporated exchanges.
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Worshington
Dpd. C
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency Today
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Ile
House
Untermyer
Congress
Lumber Firms Fined Over Price Fixing in Geddes Case
Judge Tripp in Parker levied fines totaling 5 246 against Fuller ton Lumber Co J H Queal and Co and officials for an alleged price fixing scheme at Geddes S D The firms faced 500 fines each plus trial costs amounting to 2123 per corporation Individual penalties reached 2506 for James R Jordan A G Meyer L C Crow and Vaughn The case with appeals to the state Supreme Court was prosecuted by A B Beck and K K Wagner
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Pines
Kh. LB. Tripp
Parker
Fullerton Lumber Company
J. H. Queal & Company
Geddes
S. 1
Turner County
James R. Jordan
Mitchell
A. G. Meyer
L. C. Crow
Vaughn
Warns Against Faith in Radium Cures for Cancer
Dr Reynolds of Boston warned a public meeting of the American Society for the Control of Cancer in Pittsburgh that radium cures lack evidence. He said no advanced cancer has been cured by radium and treatment remains experimental.
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Pittsburgh
Reynolds
Boston
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Kimball Kimball Hosts Bridge Club Surprise
Fred Griswold vice president of Kimble state bank and his wife were surprised at home by the Bridge whist club. The group met at Mayor Quirk's house at eight, then moved to the Griswolds for several hours of bridge followed by lunch. Judge Linze presented Griswold with silk pajamas. Attendees included Mayor and Mrs Quirk, Mr and Mrs J O Lott, Mr and Mrs Glyn, Judge and Mrs Lenz, Mr and Mrs O Wright, Mrs Zana B Lincoln, and Mr John Verschoor.
Ex-Congressman Littauer and brother fined in smuggling case
Former congressman Lucius N Littauer and his brother William were fined 1000 each and sentenced to six months in jail, suspended for now, after pleading guilty to smuggling in New York. Judge Thomas condemned the misconduct noting Littauer's long public service and tariff benefits as aggravating factors.
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New York City
Lucius N. Littauer
William
Lucius
Congress
Thomas
Three Officials Sentenced for Bribery in Queens Case
Joseph Cassidy former Queens Democratic leader and ex congressman William Willett were sentenced to six months to one year in Sing Sing and fined 1000 dollars each. Louis T Walter also received three months and a 1000 dollar fine for involvement as a go between in the bribe for a supreme court nomination.
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New York City
Joseph Cassidy
Queens County
William Willett
Sing Sing
Louis T. Walter
Willet
Cassidy
Supreme Court
Walter
Yuan dissolves all Chinese provincial districts to end popular government
Yuan Shi Kai moves to dissolve all provincial assemblies in China and issue a mandate dissolving popular government. The plan awaits approval from the administration council to give legal color to the proceedings, seen as a final step toward centralized control.
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China
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Administration Council
Yuan
Loomis News Briefs Highlight Local Returns and Stock Train
Sickness recovers of Jessie Comstock and Mancie Wilkerson in Loomis. A new boy arrives at the Seth Greenacre home. Ray Taylor visits relatives in Yankton. Mrs. Allen returns from Mason City. Mrs. Peticard of Letcher visits Loomis with Mrs. Darmer. A special stock train to Chicago leaves Loomis with Wilson Bates McCue Wildman West and Sullen aboard. A large stock shipment from Loomis and Farmers Club attendance noted. Mrs. W. Butts at Rochester shows improvement and hopes to return home soon.
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Loomis
S. D
Jessie Comstock
Mancie Wilkerson
Seth Greenacre
Ray Taylor
Yankton
Allen
Mason City
Peticard
Letcher
Darmer
Chicago
Weather prospects for Dakotas and Iowa show fair skies
South Dakota expects generally fair weather tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Iowa also looks for fair conditions and a slow temperature rise tonight and Thursday. North Dakota faces unsettled weather with possible snow flurries and warmer in the far west tonight.
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South Dakota
Iowa
North Dakota
Twest
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