Moyer Attack Details Surface in Copper Strike Crisis
United States press reports detail President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners being beaten and shot in Hancock, then dragged to a train and deported under guard. Officials cite 72 Christmas disaster deaths and a Citizens Alliance role, with possible congressional probe and ongoing relief disputes in Calumet and Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Moyer
Calumet
Mich
Bulletin
Miners Federation
Tanner
M. J. Riley
Western Federation of Miners
Hancock
Citizens Alliance
John Tanner
Green Bay
Wis
Charles MH. Moyer
Channing
Scott
Citizen's Alliance
Waddell Mason
Calumet and Hiegla Mining Company
Alliance
Milwaukee
Cruse End
Thad
Houghton
Congress
Federation
Meyer
Committee of Citizens
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
John Densmore
Charlies
Way
Nota
Anthony Lucas
Sloughton County
Guests Flee In Night Clothing In City Blaze
A hotel blaze in the business district caused by an overheated furnace injures six firemen and forces about 100 guests from the Perry hotel into the streets in their night garments. The fire threatens nearby structures. total losses estimated at 260000.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Perry Hotel
Glow Back in Wilson’s Cheeks In Mississippi Visit
Pass Christian and Gulfport residents note a rosy glow on President Wilson’s face after a health-boosting outing in bracing air and exercise. Citizens contemplate a formal vote of thanks for his role in helping save the Neville home from yesterday’s destruction.
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Christian
Washington
Gulfport
Neville
No Mystery in Prelate's Death Stated by Vatican Officials
Rome officials of the Vatican and Cardinal Rampolla's friends deny rumors of mysterious circumstances in his death. They say exhumation for a medical exam is not planned and suggest the small box rumored to hold private papers prompted the speculation.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Cardinal Rampolla
Burke Endorsed for Senate as Deadwood Meeting Votes
In Deadwood two Republican and one Democratic proposal county committee meeting held yesterday. The majority Republicans passed resolutions regretting Congressman Martins withdrawal and endorsing Judge Nice of Deadwood for Congress. The minority endorsed Congressman Burke for Senator.
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Salon
Republican Majority Proposal Committee
McCook County
Goy
Rank M. Byrne
Joshua Watson
Frank M. Byrne
Republican Party
I. A. Kaech
Wm. Hoese
J. Hh. Hammond
Hese
Kaech
Deadwood
S. P
Martin
Judge Nice
Congress
Congressman Burke
Deaths in South Dakota Bunk Car and Sioux Falls Man
Two obituaries from Sioux Falls detail deaths in Chamberlain and within the city. A man using the name Charles Matthews is found dead in a bunk car in Chamberlain with head injuries and exposure, while Charles TH Mathews of 408 South Main avenue dies suddenly in Sioux Falls from suspected heart failure after years in various ventures.
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Chamberlain
S. C
Charles Matthews
Milwaukee Road
I. P
Sioux
Leola
Carpenter
Sioux Falls
Charles TH. Mathews
South Main Avenue
Milwaukee Railroad
Mathews
Hexas
Toronto
Sioux Alls
Charles Trubbard
Rowena
New State Telephone Company
Carpenter Hotel
Peanut Hull Blamed for Death of Woman
Miss Minnie Symons of Lennox South Dakota died after a peanut skin embedded in her stomach lining, baffling physicians who treated her. Her illness featured relapses and sudden declines before death, with the peanut fragment deemed the only clue to the mystery.
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Lennox, S. D
Minnie Symons
New Bridge Across White River Finished Near Oxcoma
Chamberlain South Dakota reports the new bridge across the White river south of Oxcoma in Lyman county has been completed. Grading to the approaches will finish in about two weeks, completing a fine highway between Chamberlain and Gregory.
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Chamberlain
SL. D
White River
Oxcoma
Lyman County
Gregory
No Opposition for Judgeship in Aberdeen South Dakota
Aberdeen South Dakota reports indicate Attorney Bouck is the sole party candidate for the judicial nomination in the Birth Judicial Circuit to succeed Judge Rankinulty. Douck is expected to be nominated in March and run unopposed in November. Several circuit judges seek re election, with Meenealty pursuing Congress in the Second district and Rice aiming for the Third district nomination.
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South Dakota
Frank McNalty
Aberdeen
Fifth Circuit
W. G. Stice
Denewaood
Uinack Hills
MeéeNulty
Congress
Rice
Judge Ite
Fional
Alfalfa Expansion Plans and Backyard Debate
Professor Jansen of the state agricultural college visits Hurlbart farm ten miles north to expand upland alfalfa trials. Seed from western Siberia and Brown county efforts will be tested, with future trips to Jetines ranch near Sancure to extend trials in Stanley county.
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Jetinies
Sancure
Stanley County
Professor Jansen
Mr. Patterson
Brown County
Patterson
Lim
Haanken
Siberain
Wileifa
Sioux Falls Votes on New School Hous es
Sioux Falls voters will decide February 10 on two bond propositions totaling 182 060 for three new school buildings two new sites and an athletic park. The plan includes two one story mission style schools with 10 rooms each plus a Lincoln school addition, with costs around 40 000 for the Lincoln wing and 60 000 each for the new 11 room structures.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Lincoln School
Hemorrhage at Beaver Creek Cabin Causes Death
In Hot Springs South Dakota a man died from a brain hemorrhage while carrying a lighted lamp in his cabin on Beaver Creek. The accident is under investigation and authorities are reporting the incident as the likely cause of death.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Beaver Creek
Unclear accusations in timber region fire tragedy
Neighbors later discovered Robert H. Drain in a dying condition after his cabin burned. The old timberman perished minutes later. No person was present when the fire occurred, and investigators have not identified a responsible party.
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Robert H. Drain
Drain
Intuition Saves Whole Family From Coal Stove Gas
A neighbor traced a dangerous gas buildup in the Liebeck home when Iris Liebeck visited and found the family in a stupor near unconsciousness. Hansen opened windows and a doctor was summoned, saving all residents.
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Trene
Fred Liebeck
Daisen
Ving
Liebeck
Iris
Hansen
Throwig
Irene
Endorsement race tightens for Martin’s Place in Deadwood
Five candidates contend for endorsement in the Third district convention at Pierre. J. C. Martin of Oswego, Julius Jollison of Pierre, Red West of Rapid City, Wilson of Hot Springs, and another candidate seek the authority nomination alongside Judge Rice as factions line up. If Burk runs for senator, strong support is expected. Crawford could gain if Burk stays out. Democrats may skip a Third district candidate as Republicans back Rice.
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Deadwood
Ffive
Pierre
Juda
Cookiemans Deadwood
J. C. Martine
Oseway
Julius Jollison
Red
Rapid City
Wilson
Hot Springs
Judge Rice
Black Hills
Cyeareh
Crawford
Death in Home of Pioneers George Wipf and Wife
Neighbors found Mr. George Wipf and his wife dead in their Preeman home after several days. Gas from a coal stove caused the fatalities. The couple were early Hutchinson county residents with prominent local families.
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Inréeman
George Wipf
Preeman
Blutchinson
Hutchinson County
Settlement Brings Wentworth Women Nearly $3000 in Damages
Mrs. Albert Spawn and Mrs. Peter Klumpner received 1950 and 1000 dollars after an adjusting agent for the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railway settled their injuries from a collision at a dangerous crossing. The move avoids court and locals urge the crossing be made safer, appealing to the state railroad board.
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Wentworth
S. D
Albert Spawn
Peter Klumpner
Chic
Mil-waukee St. Paul Railway Company
Klumpner
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
New Corporations Formed Across South Dakota
Articles filed in Pierre list several new firms including McDiarmid Slater Company at Aberdeen with $50,000 capital and incorporators James A. McDiarmid George C. Slater Benjamin H. Slater Oscarson Co with $50,000 capital and incorporators S. E. Oscarson H. H. Day W. G. Alsker C. P. Johnson Idol Island Oil Co in Pierre with $2,000,000 capital and listed incorporators A. W. Nwert N. D. Gearhart A. Tlowes C. R. Garner Onica Hi. J. Brownell Co in Sioux Falls with $50,000 capital and incorporators H. H. Brownell J. Knapp B. S. Kimball Marion Light and Power Co in Marion with $25,000 capital and incorporators J. A. Heeren John Groepel M. O. D. Davis S. H. Davis Waubay Publishing Co in Waubay with $2,500 capital and incorporators Andrew Hedman Williard Richards Alfred Johnson George D. Dore
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Pierre
S. D
McDiarmid-Slater Company
Aberdeen
Capital
Incorporators
Jas. A. McDiarmid
Geo. C. Slater
Benj. H. Slater
S. BE. Oscarson Co
Wxennal
White Tock
E. Oscarson
H. H. Day
W. G. Alsaker
C. P. Johnson
Idol Island Oil Co
A. W. Nwert
N. DB. Gearhart
A. Tlowes
C. R. Garner
Onica
Mrs Winsor Ends Life At Melkennau Hospital
Mrs Winsor, undergoing treatment at Melkennau Hospital for mental trouble, died after leaping about twenty five feet to the ground. The widow of a local resident, she was a sister in law of Frank St Winsor of Mitchell, and her husband died earlier this year. Her father, Beil Sit, is a prominent Sioux Falls citizen.
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BE IL. Sit
Mrs. Winsor
Prank St. Winsor
Mitchell
Uniform Rates Not Possible Says Expert at Meeting
Myyer of the Interstate Commerce Commission told the twenty sixth annual American Economic Association meeting that a uniform rate scale for all rail lines is not feasible or desirable. He argued government ownership would not end rate problems and stressed fair value of roads and cost of service as key factors while noting cost accounting has transformed most industries but not railroad transport.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Myyer
American Eonomic Association
Ely
United States
Mail Carrier Dies in Duty on Rural Route
John Colver, 41, longtime rural mail carrier on the Vivian to Fort Pierre route, died of heart trouble while on duty. His body was found beside his mail wagon by a farmer after leaving the Vivian post office about ten minutes earlier. Colver had served since 1911 and continued his rounds despite weeks of heart pains.
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Vivian
S. D
John Colver
Fort Pierre
Colver
State Lands Case Hints At Alabama Land Dispute
A Supreme Court suit filed today could affect ownership of more than 250000 acres in Alabama ceded to the state in 1819. The case asks justices to dismiss Alabama’s appeal after the state court ruled that an individual’s title is valid against the state.
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Washington, D. C
Mary States
Supreme Court
Alabama
Man Blames Father in Ranch Murder Tale
A young man claims his father in law Will Currington pressured his wife to sign over property, leading to a violent confrontation at Arthur Richards ranch. Currington allegedly threatened and then killed Richards, later shooting Currington’s wife and himself, with Currington fleeing to a travel lodge.
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Will Currington
Balle Weurehe
Arthur Hiehards
Iis
Currington
Lim
Tts
Ballet Penetravirs Cnuiringtons Elodlos
Crvrington
Richards Wood
Germany Denies Favours to U S in Trade Talks
Berlin rejects the United States push for most favored nation status on steel rubber shoes and other goods. Washington hints at bargaining if the U S offers a reciprocal concession. Germany cites tariff law inspections and regulatory features in its reply.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Woman Falls From Fifth Floor Window in Chicago Hotel
Mrs. Geo. Secord aged thirty wife of an actor fell or jumped from a fifth story window of a downtown Chicago hotel today and was killed. Her former home is Hopkinton Iowa.
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Chicago
Geo. Secord
Hopkinton
Iowa
Christmas mail sent from Pierre post office in three days
For the three days before Christmas the Pierre post office dispatched over eleven hundred parcel packages each day. The bulk consisted of Christmas greetings to friends around the world.
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Dal. Pierre
Pierre
Dr Hobson's Ointment Heals Itchy Eczema
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as cures for itchy eczema and related skin conditions. Geo W Fitch of Mennota Illinois testifies he suffered since the Civil War and found relief after one box. The firm Pfeifer Chemical Co. offers the product by mail for 50 cents with a guarantee.
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Hobson
Geo. W. Fitch
Mennota, Hl
Jobson
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Lawrench County
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Thomas B. Bouch
Milbank
Menulty
PRACH
Hansen Pusteing
Neve Erene
Investhover
Rick
Boartine
Johnson
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Gheorghe Wiper
Mary Neely
Denver
Tenn
Cardus
Cardui
Coogi
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Pales Vetorney Hares
Prom Hospital
Palls, S. D
Bluiding the
Melkennau Hospital
Curtis H. Winsor, Jr
Interstate
Commerockh Commission
Hung Anche
Sirs AY
Arthur Richards
U.S
SION
Dr. Hobson
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