Unanimous Move to Pave Main Street with Concrete
City Council approved immediate steps to pave Main Street from Railroad Street to Fifth Street with concrete. City engineer to prepare specifications and property owners will have a chance to protest before formal resolution. Cost cited around 1.00 to 1.15 per square yard with city paying for street intersections.
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Main Street
Pith Avenue
Serosa
Main Stret
Sioux City
Mitchel
Ally Council
Jess
Protests Shape Supreme Court Nomination News
Washington D C President Jonay accepts protests over the appointment of Judge Mook to the Eighth Circuit. The court considered new candidates while Senator Curtis and Justice Iarlan weighed options amid a rate dispute involving the Oklahoma railroad board.
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Dudge Mook
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United States Supreme Court
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Isiiee Wraneis v. Switter
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Okahoamim Board of Railroad Cormimissioners
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Lait
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Huss
Arbitration treaties face Senate vote as session resumes
Washington reports Congress reconvening with leaders Underwood and Mann in opposition stalls. Senator Raynor of Maryland, granted leave in a preliminary session to file a minority report backing ratification of arbitration treaties with England or France without amendment.
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Congress
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Raynor
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Maryland
Senate
Senatte c Committee On Foreign Relations
County Insurance Under State Head Reversal in Iowa
Attorney General Johnson rules county and township mutual insurance firms must fall under the state insurance department with annual reports, a sharp shift from local reporting. About thirty companies affected begin new reporting next year. The AG also holds counties with tuberculosis hospital representatives must cover sanatorium claims quarterly from county general lands, speeding payments and clarifying funds.
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State Department
J. W. Truran
Cyster
Laundry Workers Strike Expands Across City
New York reports a broad laundry workers walkout with 2,500 already out and 10,600 more expected to quit tonight. About 5,000 more may join by tomorrow, affecting 600 steam and 16,000 hand laundries and disrupting hotels, restaurants, steamship lines, and households. The dispute may spread to nearby cities.
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New York City
La Follette Tours Ohio Pressing Progressive Agenda
In Cleveland and Youngstown crowds greet Senator La Follette as he campaigns in Ohio. He urges a permanent tariff commission, attacks special interests and asserts progressive reforms in tariffs and government. He criticizes trusts, currency policy, and the Aldrich plan while rallying Democrats to join his cause.
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Norwalk
Toledo
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Norwick
la Vollette
Ile
Pilani Ie
la Follette
Taft
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Wisconsin
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Inkollette
Mibert J. Gary
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Sherman
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Credin Jane
National Reserve
Sennator
Gotch Quits Mat After Easy Victory in Kansas City
Wrestling champ Gotch defeats Alex Muuro in two straight falls marking his retirement from the mat. Referee Dave Vortescus signals win as Gotch announces this was his last appearance. He cites a desire to quit while at his best and names rivals Pedersen and Arif as others he respected.
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Prank¢rofeh
Gotch
Miv
Lani
Toretuner
Goteh Sahil
Iahmour
Pedersen
Aliiro
Contagious Disease Counts in November Reported
Secretary Hoyt of the state board of health records 165 cases of contagious diseases for November across all counties with few deaths. The tally includes scarlet fever diphtheria measles typhoid fever and other illnesses.
Good Roads Convention Called by Deadwood Business Club
The Deadwood South Dakota Good Roads committee invites seven governors and delegates from 43 cities to a February convention to plan a cross country highway from New York to the Pacific. The event aims to unite farmers and communities behind modern, efficient roads, with Lawrence County noted for $104,000 road work and state engineers backing the plan.
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Champ Clark
Good Roads Committee
Deadwood Business Club
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Wyoming
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
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Antomor
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Anson, Wm. Koch
L. J. Welch
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C. L.branson & Co., Inc
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S. Daniels
Ray L. Branson
C. Wood
William Koch
Mitchell, South Dakota
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