Mitchell Commercial Club Sees City Farm Ties Strengthen
Mitchell Commercial Club holds annual meeting at the Elks Club with old directors reelected. Prof van Benthuysen urges closer city country cooperation, promoting a future dinner for farmers and town businesses and plans to incorporate the club as The Commercial Club of Mitchell.
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Elks’ Club
Mitchell
Commercial Club
S. D. van Benthuysen
P. J. Herrick
C. E H. Vermilyen
W. B. Diehl
P. H. Kelley
V. M. Herbert
H. D. Butterfield
N Il. Jensen
John Kurvink
W. A Wheeler
Paul M. Young
Herrick
Messrs
Watkins
Wise
Wilson
Williams
Stanley Vermilyea
Geo. A. Silsby
A. E. Hitchcock
W. R. Ronald
Ronald
van Benthuysen
W. M. Herbert
Commercial Club of
Board of Directors
The
Elks’ Lodge
Thaw release deemed not a danger to public safety
Concord New Hampshire two guardians told a federal court commission that Harry K Thaw posing no public risk. Sheriff Holman Drew of Coos County and Clark B Stevens supported bail release saying Thaw showed no violence or ill temper during custody since September.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Federal
Thaw
Holman Drew
Coos County
Clark Bb. Stevens
Drew
One Close Fight Marks Majority Republicans Nomination
A Republican meeting at the courthouse produced a near landslide for county surveyor with Mather winning over Nelson by 34 votes to 799. The slate includes Dr. Clyde S. Bobb for state senator and multiple named officials, many chosen by acclamation. ballots for representatives chose Boreson and Reeves after shifts, with other nominations decided by vote.
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Court House
Kk. Ff. Mather
John L. Nelson
Clyde S. Bobb
Charles Dboreson
C. EK. Reeves
John Dondelinger
J. N. Davis
EK. Ek. Owens
Register of Deeds
John Watkins
Mr. Boreson
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Watkins
Boreson
John Althen
J. H W. Davis
W. E. Tipton
Lauritz Miller
Mr. Tipton
W. C. Winter
Mitchell
Mr. Miller
N. C. Drake
John Nolt
Mt. Vernon
Fred Carlson
W. J. Herzog
Militants Plan Audience With King Over Votes for Women
London militants resolved to send a deputation to King George to protest the torture of suffragist prisoners and demand votes for women. They argue the royal access doctrine applies to men but should extend to women as well.
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London
England
George
Succumbs to Stroke After Gravel Pit Injury
Henry Harris a prominent German American resident of this place died after years of spinal injury from a cave in gravel pit. He suffered a stroke of paralysis while recovering at home where his wife cared for him. He had spent time in a hospital without benefit before his death.
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Scotland
Henry Harris
Richards name not presented in Beadle county discussion
Beadle county Republican minority report contradicts Pierre dispatch claiming Richards was turned down. Walmarth says Richards declined to go before the proposal committee citing a need to build a solid platform before seeking votes. Despite silence, sentiment favored Richards and about 28 000 votes were cast against the protest of nonpresentation.
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Mr. Richards
Mr. Walmarth
Beadle County
Mr. Wilmarth
Wilmarth
Richards
Wuron
Pierre
Chautauqua Salute Condemned as Infectious
A resolution was presented to the Public Health Service condemning the chautauqua salute as a distributor of tuberculosis. The action reflects concerns over public health and disease spread in Washington D. C. The proposal seeks official condemnation and awareness in health circles.
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Washington
D. C
The
Public Health Service
Weather Outlook for Dakota and Cloudy Night
Weather report notes cloudy sky tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures across North and South Dakota. Forecast emphasizes limited temperature variation and no significant precipitation expected.
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North and
South Dakota
Labor's Side Given Hearing On Copper Strike
Gov. Ferris oversees investigation in Houghton as Western Federation of Miners and many strikers present to tell their side. Mine owners to state position next. data on gunmen and strike breakers provided. Densmore skeptical that peace will come without compromise from either side in the copper dispute.
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Houghton, Mich
Ferris
Western Federation of Miners
Densmore
Washington, D. C
John D. Densmore
Department of Labor
Calumet
Wilson
Going Over Trust Bills in Washington
President to find Attorney General McReynolds ready to study all trust bills in detail. A Justice Department digest prepared by G. Todd will be reviewed before Wilson's arrival. Officials expect a rapid Trump of the president's trust message and note Morgan & Co. withdrawing from directorates aligns with Wilson's big business stance.
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Washington, D
McReynolds
Congress
Department of Justice
G. ©. Todd
Department ‘Trust Buster
Todd
Wilson
J. P. Morgan& Co
Basford to Head Majority GOP Campaign in Pierre
South Dakota political scene centers on Basford and the Redfield headquarters leading the majority Republican effort. T. B. Roberts and Ernest Jackson of Dallas drive the minority campaign with charges of internal strife, while Judge Rice weighs independent action in the congressional race.
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T. B. Roberts
Pierre
Chas. H. Burker
Ernest Jackson
Dallas
Basford
Redfield
O. S. Basford
Way
House
S. X. Way of
Watertown
Hoese
McCook
Judge McNulty
Richards
R. O. Richards
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