Primary Referendum and Primary Law Debate Arise
A fragmentary 1916 era text discusses the state senate Crawford primary act and the initiative referendum. It notes potential changes to primary law, possible two year operation, and court appeals to block or delay changes. It mentions Richards and legislative action tied to Pennsylvania style referendums.
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Roth Piper
State Senate
Richards
Nsea Brull
Matenaivo
Iim
Crawford
Cabo
Walets Fe
Bible Reading Debate Shapes South Dakota Senate Action
A long senate discussion in Pierre centers on school Bible readings and a proposed education code. Bills touch nurse education, diplomas, tax measures, and a state board, with movement toward establishing a state education authority and religious instruction policy amid partisan debates.
Law Change Sparks Debate Over State Building Rules
The article reports opposition to amending Nebrastic statutes, arguing current law limits delays in state supervision of construction. Deputized figures mention difficulties but community leaders stress preserving integrity amid calls for revision.
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Nouse
Eison
Jor
Kame
Font Nal Tion
Ketman Mission Faces Strong Losses in Interfaith Rally
The report details Dr Ketman’s recent evangelistic effort, noting strong attendance and mixed results as churches join in fellowship. It covers speeches at the Presbyterian meeting, praise from Haptic chords choir, and calls for united Christian service across Congregational, Presbyterian, and Baptist communities amid ongoing interdenominational cooperation.
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Mitchell
Ketman
Dee Ketan
Wallabey
Kennan
Cincinnati
Sean
Tapia
Dee Ketman
Mitchell High Edges Pierre In Tight Ballet
Mitchell High defeated Pierre in a hard fought game with strong shooting and key plays by Vermilyea and Wilder. The visitor’s defense kept the score close while Dahl led the Pierre scoring attack and Avlemen captained the Mitchell lineup.
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Pierre
Ison
Threxes
Dahl
Neki
Panther
Michell
Vermilyea
Wilder
Freec
Fire Ravages Birmingham Hotel. Three Die Likely More Hur
A destructive blaze in Birmingham Alabama killed three unidentified persons and injured several others. Fire destroyed a hotel and damaged nearby business property. Four firefighters were injured while battling the flames as a search for victims continued amid the wreckage.
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Birmingham
Als
Nelson says he is forced out in political deal
A 1914 letter from T. Nelson of Pierre South Dakota outlines pressure on Nelson to resign from the secretary of state post amid political maneuvering. The missive cites personal, financial and professional grievances and claims clerical threats influenced by state politics.
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Nelson
Verge
Mie
Cami
Hecinie
IB. Vitiran
Regilar
Mate Teas
Np Department Jy ‘Lly
Eevsite
Hana Teaver
Serine
Unie
Men
Fragmented OCR Leaves Vague Inquiries and Office Critique
Fragmented text shows a request to assess vouchers and possible malfeasance tied to office work. It cites a permanent committee and timeframes, mentions stamps and exchanges, and questions credibility of prior administration while urging accountability and a transition of duties.
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Clase
Trigan
Jstamps
Lildeinr
Hirnius Janditor
Hiern Wai
Uaseuniink
Miss Rempfer Gains Noted Musical Role in Topeka
Miss Enna Romper, a Parkston-born singer with stage and teaching experience, has attracted local notice in Topeka as a voice teacher at Washburn. Dean Horace Whitehouse praises her as fortunate to secure her, noting war disruptions limited her study time but reports her rising prominence in the city’s musical scene.
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Enna Romper
Parkston Baths
Himphk
Avon
Topeka
Satie
Volee
Feilay
Jean Whitehouse
Vacanon
Miss Haynes Dinner Honor Highlights Civic Rise
Nina Haynes receives a dinner in her honor as a longtime city employee whose service in sales and offices force is praised. The event features floral decor and a five course meal, marking her as a notable figure in local public life amid a broader notice of land sales and public auctions in 1918 Planet County.
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Ue Mitetel
Bublichine Cmpany
Nina Haynes
Effnteen
Ronald
Ger
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