Legislature to Probe Prof Jones Examinations in Schools
South Dakota legislators indicate a likely inquiry into Prof. W F Jones of the University of South Dakota over unlicensed physical and sexual examinations of high school and college students. Republicans from Tyranson and Brule counties favor investigation and possible legislation to restrict examinations under parental authority and by family physicians.
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W. F. Jones
University of South Dakota
Twoffman
Boreson
Republican
Prof. Jones
Jones
State University
Alexandria
D. Peckham
S. D
Lumbard
Kimball
Brule
The
Grider
Tully
Outclassing Germans by British World Image and Atrocities
In this World War era reflection, the author argues Britain has shaped world opinion to portray Germany as monstrous. He cites alleged British fake atrocities, imperial conquests, and historic cruelties, contrasting with claims of British “gentle benevolence” and efficient, humane rule. He also notes German potential as world rulers and urges tempered, humane governance.
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Germany
United States
Cuba
Philippines
China
England
Captain Kidd
Duke of Wellington
Peninsula
London
Copenhagen
South Africa
Persia
Germany Would Make Just As Good A World Ruler As Oneland
Gland
Canada
Freea
Ottawa
Big Program for New Legislature
South Dakota 1917 session will tackle prohibition enforcement stronger penalties and a ban on liquor import for home use. It will also address J W W band riots, expand judicial districts, increase county commissioners powers, and revisit women’s suffrage with a 1918 vote push. Party splits shape speakership talks among Roberts, Benson, Withee, and McFarland.
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State Bar Association
South Dakota Universal Suffrage League
A. ©. Roberts
Day County
Louis Benson
Moody County
I. N. Withee
Turner County
James McFariend
Coddington County
Norbeck Named South Dakota’s First Native Governor
Pierre native S J Peter Norbeck will become South Dakota governor next Tuesday. A farmer, businessman and politician, he is the first SD governor born in the state. Norbeck is a wealthy well drilling contractor credited with solving the state water problem through artesian wells. He has a history in the state legislature and served as lieutenant governor. He supports women's suffrage and progressive reforms including the bank guaranty law and rural credit amendments.
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Norr
Norbeck
South Dakota
Ard
Govrnor
Uth Dakota
Wer
Aid
Mall Cats Cure Promoted by Free Testimonials
An advertised cure claims internal use clears catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered free and price per bottle noted. Sold through druggists with a recommended Wall’s Family Pills for relief and prevention.
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Mall
Wall
Militia Boys Christmas Dinner Menu at San Benito
Captain E. B. Rowley forwards a menu for the Fourth Dakota Infantry soldiers Christmas dinner at San Benito. Mitchell supporters funded extras to ensure a lavish feast featuring soup, turkey, chicken, dressings, pies, cakes, fruit, desserts, coffee, punch, cigars, and candy.
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E. B. Rowley
Company I
Fourth Dakota Infantry
San Lbenito
Mitchell
Horder
German reply on submarine sinking of Norwegian steamer
Berlin states the steamer was destroyed for belligerent purposes and not as a government transport. It notes crew safety was provided with 30 minutes to abandon ship, weather clear, distance to shore short, and cites Marina case uncertainty pending U S guidance. No new details on the Arabia case.
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Berlin
Amer Tans
Marina
Washington
Arabia
Policeman James Hawks Shot Dead in Rapid City Hotel
Rapid City officer James Hawks was killed while entering a local hotel to answer a help call. Inser Spiking, under arrest for murder, is accused of firing the fatal shot as Hawks entered the hotel, piercing his heart and killing him instantly. Spiking had caused a disturbance that prompted the response.
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Rapid City
S. D
James Hawks
Inser Spiking
Hawks
Ywteh
Pershing's men test new cavalry pistol targets
Field headquarters describe experiments by American expeditionary forces in Mexico. Cavalry selected pistol volunteers test firing from saddles using rope and pulley targets. Further tests will measure three inch field gun effectiveness against barbed wire and trenches on a simulated European fortification line.
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Mexico
Ford
Uva
Apalye
Direrti Gan Fain
I. S. Bowen
Assistait
W. G. Short
1 Inter
Nsls Rt
Europe
Cigar Bombs Mailed Across States Tracked
Seventeen boxes of cigar bombs mailed on trains in California to Iowa Nebraska and other midwestern states remain unaccounted for according to postal inspectors. One box reached Brawley California where a man was severely burned attempting to smoke a cigar. Postmasters nationwide have been asked to search for the packages as investigations continue.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Iowa
Nebraska
Brawley
Buick Six Bowler Victory Over Central Life at Local Alleys
Buicks bowling team defeated Central Life by nearly 100 pins as both teams showed strong form at the local alleys. Pedan led the Buicks with 594 while Wells topped Central Life with 561 as high scorers.
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Buicks
Central Life
Pedan
Wells
Central Life Erickson
Buick
H.G
Patterson
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Broad City Visitations
Local notes recap many visits and departures in Mitchell including Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs L W Wright and Gage P Wright, business trips by Thos W Taubman of Sioux Falls, and G F King from Homer Nebraska. Also covered are church events, school team games, court schedules, coal shortages on the Milwaukee line, and upcoming municipal court sessions.
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Chicago
Wright
Gage P. Wright
A. H. Wright
Thos. W. Taubmai
Sioux Malls
United States
Marshall
Mitchell
Women’s Mission Circle
The
First Baptist Churc
Baptist
J. W. Leighty
Charles Sumner Osgood
Alaska
Mr. Osgood
Nome
Robert Larson
Sinai, S. C
H. S. Hedrick
Chamberlain
George Halsey
Iastings
Neb
Henry Klatt, Jr
L. EF. Kintz
Tripp
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