Claims Levy Prompts State Debt Debate in Pierre
A county auditors meeting in Pierre discusses funding gaps and a proposed one mill levy to cover state appropriations. Officials debate assessment details, hog data collection, and the need for legislative relief as Henry outlines income and balance figures for 1914 15.
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Brown
J. J. Mack
Brule
Hi. Abernathy
Buffalo
FF. EB. Bennett
Butte
Frank Schiber
Campbell
J. T. Olson
Clay
J.C. Miller
Codington
Ralph HE. Smith
Carson
R. A. Zangle
Daviron
Chris Grue
Day
A. I. Larson
Denuel
A. L. Putnam
Dewey
C. Fayer
B Edmunds
Geo. M. Simeler
Edmunds
W. R. Hall
Paulk
W. S. Hixon
Grant
Guy Olson
Nfamiin
J. 1. Lewis
Hand
W. A. Caldwell
Manson
W. R. Gardner
Harding
J. MW. Stickney
Tinghes
HK. W. Iisen- Levy
Hutchinson
W. M. Look
Kingsbury
Hopkins
Pennington
P. Benjamin
Perkins
E. B. Toomey
Potter
Ole Ffein
Roberts
John Kingsberry
Sanborn
Jd. R. Wood
Spink
J. A. Quigg
Stanley
Joel
J. O'Donnell
Sully
F. E. Wells
Tripp
O. M. Rassmussen
Turner
Edward Holden
Union
A. A. Taylor
Wal
Henry
Mite
Los Sana Aio
Cous
Audi- Weyeest
Aigan
Ale
Sa Gobet
Gener
Elly Cl Geet Certs
Sullivan Drives Rift in Administration Over Illinois Senate Bid
Washington report says President will stay neutral on Roger Sullivan Illinois race while Secretary Bryan pushes against Sullivan. Bryan’s personal stance strains ties with the White House and may provoke a broader political rift within the administration. Bryan claims editorial stance reflects personal views not policy. President remains silent on Sullivan.
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Bryan
White House
Illinois
Sullivan
Tlinois
Baltimore
Dunne
Sle
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Sullivan
Wilson denies religious bias in his correspondence
President Wilson responds to a letter from W. Prescott alleging Catholic bias in White House letters. He states his secretary Tumulty has no religious prejudice and that all correspondence is fully open to him, asserting a frank relationship with his secretary.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Ye A Ott
Joseph Yumulty
Republic
New Jersey
Ws W. Prescott
Tumuity
Woodrow Wilson
Editorial silence on Sullivan candidacy questioned
Remarks cite a confrontation over editorial views and possible administration stance regarding Mr. Sullivan's candidacy. The exchange shows denials of prior discussion with officials or the president before publication.
Weather Outlook For Iowa And Dakotas
Unsettled conditions continue tonight and Thursday with likely snowfall. Cold air grips the north while moisture edges into the region from the northwest, impacting Iowa and the Dakotas with flurries and colder temperatures.
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Iowa
North
South Dakota
Peru Exile of President Deepens Peru Crisis
Guillermo Hilline hurst the deposed Peruvian president was driven into exile with his 84 year old associate and interior minister Don Gonzalo Tirido. They boarded the cruiser Lima at the port of Callao and sailed toward Panama as Roberto Leguia contemplates assuming the presidency, sparking fears of further revolution. Dr. Jose Pardo plans to return to unite civil party factions without seeking power.
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Lima
Peru
Guillermo Hillinehurst
George
Don Gonzalo Tirido
Cillere
Oelock
Panama
Tal Rec
Roberto J. Liguia
New York
Mineland
Leguia
Jose Pardo
Suffragist Attacks Baron at Wedding Train Stop
In London a militant suffragist battered Baron Weardale with a loaded dog whip as he waited with about two hundred guests for a train to Althorp Park for the Sydney Peel and Lady Delia Spencer wedding. The assailant struck from behind, misidentifying the elderly peer for a cabinet minister.
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London
England
Baron Weardale
Althorp Park
Northampton
Sydney Peel
Viscount Peel
Delia Spencer
Earl Spencer
Lord Weardale
Suffragist Arrest Unfolds as Magistrate Hearings Begin
A suffragist arraigned refuses to name herself and cites no comment. Lord Weardale calls her a stranger to him as theories emerge about ties to the anti suffrage movement led by the Earl of Curzon of Kedleston. The arresting detective notes the suspect said the assailant deserved a threshing and may have targeted Weardale’s party. The woman identified as Mary Lindsay of London.
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Lord Weardale
Arl
Curzon
Kendleston
Antisuffrage Party
Huston Station
Weardale
Mary Lindsay
London
Western Fuel Men Convicted in Customs Fraud Case
San Francisco jury convicts Western Fuel Company officials Superintendent Mills James Smith and Weigher Mayer of defrauding the government on imported coal duties. Edward Smith acquitted. New trial likely. Max penalty: two years and $10 000 fine or both. sentence set for Saturday. Bail allowed pending appeal.
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San Francisco
Calif
Mills
James Smith
Mayer
Westernuel Company
Edward Smith
Checker
U. S
John L. McNab
California
Weertern Inel Company
Diggs and Caminetti
Seaton Signs Three Year Federal Contract
Chicago reports Thomas Seaton former Philadelphia Nationals pitcher has signed with the Federals. He will report to Brooklyn under a three year deal.
Sportsmen's Show Gathers Fresh Features at Madison Square
The twentieth annual Sportsmen's Show runs February 21 at Madison Square Garden New York. Old attractions stay while new elements appear with extensive outdoor paraphenalia exhibits from leading outfitting houses and a fresh water sports program including aquatic events staged by the A A A with East divers and swimmers.
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Madison Square Garden
New York City
Three Cities Likely To Secure New Reserve Banks
The reserve bank committee restarts work to set geographic limits for reserve districts and name cities for the banks. Banks must decide by February 22 whether to join the system, with New York Chicago and St. Louis expected as central reserve cities and other locations still open. The panel will also consult with the president on the federal reserve board makeup.
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Washington, D. C
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve Board
Alaskan Railway Bill Near Vote in House
Washington reports say the administration backs the Alaska railroad bill and a near final vote is anticipated. Debate closed with one amendment by Mann allowing presidential leasing or government operation, and conference likely without major changes.
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Washington, D. C
Underwood
Democratic House
Wilson
Mann
Bristow cites record inconsistency in Wilson on suffrage
Senator Bristow told the Senate that President Wilson was inconsistent in opposing suffrage because it was not in the Democratic platform while he sought repeal of the Panama Canal tolls exemption which the platform supported. The exchange occurred during the suffrage debate.
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Bristow
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Senate
Trail Leads Out of Aurora in Murder Case
City chief pursues a suspect after Theresa Hollander is found beaten to death in St. Nicholas cemetery. Anthony Petras, her former sweetheart, is jailed amid competing theories and witness accounts. A pocket knife bearing an Auroran name may hold a clue.
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Aurora
Til
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Theresa Hollander
Michaels
Chicago
Anthony Petras
Petras
Ill
Miss Hollander
Walter Hickman
Tony
Norton
Hollander
Mexican Bandit Castillo Captured Near U S Border
El Paso reports Maximo Castillo, tied to the Cumbre tunnel disaster that killed 10 Americans and 41 others, was captured 38 miles south of Hachita New Mexico by U S troops with six followers. Diplomats consider extradition issues while authorities debate his fate, including possible deportation or rebel placement. the tunnel fire still burns.
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Washington, D. C
Castillo
Cumbre
United States
New Mexico
Huerta
Mexico
Rio Grande
Villa
el Paso
Tex
Maximo Castillo
Cumbre Tunnel
Hachita
N. M
Hugh L. Scott
Fort Bliss
Captain White
United States Calvary
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Serksman
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