Prohibitory liquor bill advances amid social turmoil
Rev William Fielder of Huron and the State Misnoncement League press a stringent prohibition measure. The bill tightens penalties for illegal sales while expanding authority to testify in related cases. White Caps in Pierre warn attorney Dewey as Port Pierre tensions rise. Homestake mine reports large last year profits amid labor costs. Judge Nowlin rules against Driscoll in circuit court clerk case. appeal expected. Sioux Falls to house Moody convention table, Sno notes on suffrage and local issues. Minnesota senator Clough linked to divorce suit with Mrs Moore. case stirs political circles.
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J. A. Moore
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Hooper sues Northern Pacific for damages after freezing on train ride
Frank G. Hooper of Dayton Ohio sues Northern Pacific Railway for ten thousand dollars. He rode a moving train in a storm clinging to a door knob and posting that he was selling cash registers. He froze badly, with leg and thigh injuries and possible amputation of multiple parts.
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Agricultural Highlights From December Reports
The December department of agriculture report gives state cereal estimates by area and value. Corn area is 651,000 acres up 2 percent. wheat area 15,123,854 acres up about 21 percent. oats area noted. Yield per acre for corn near 27 bushels, total corn product about 15,211,280,000 bushels. Wheat yields near record, Kansas and Dakota higher, Mississippi valley leads in yields. Total cereals about 8.45 billion bushels, per capita roughly 59.
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Arrests in New York Linked to Havana Embezzlement Case
A New York detective reports cipher dispatches about the arrest of Oteray Cortez in connection with a $20,000 embezzlement and forgery to public funds. Cortez, a Havana secretary, left Havana two weeks ago and was arrested on New Year’s Eve in New York. He is described as slim, about 30, handsome, and anxious to explain.
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Leastoun
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Cook County
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Atchison
John Ve. Kurth
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Sensational Churchyard Wedding Prank Ends In Turmoil
A chaotic wedding night unfolds with a planned two ceremony prank causing a groom Poole and bride Woods to face a real marriage crisis. Miss Woods refuses to accept Poole, while Judge Crozier rules police need warrants for searches. Reports also cover boxing talks and political graft rumors in Brown County and Chicago.
Senatorial Contest and Indian Education Debate Rise
The arrival of competing Montana senatorial delegations promises a unprecedented Senate credential challenge with investigations likely. Sioux spokesman John Grass urged more reservation schools and faster progress for Indian education amid a broader talk on eastern schooling.
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Louse Committee
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National bank note plan links bullion base to safety fund
A proposed Knox bill aims to base circulation on silver bullion and bank capital, with most notes secured by bonds or bullion and a safety fund funded by a tax. It envisions a national bank safety fund on Treasury books and a steady redemption path, plus penalties if insolvency occurs.
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Congress
Gary
United States
Redemyri Fund
Avcount
Tional Bank Safety Fund
Knox
Credit
Nos
Poisoning at Minnesota Supper After Sausage Meal
A gathering of sixty at Henry Brustein’s home in Minnesota ended in tragedy as sausage caused severe illness. Forty guests vomited and collapsed, Mrs. Henry Slick died, and about twenty others badly ill with trichinosis remain in critical condition.
Art items reported at Lowka err day strike on one acre
An item reported at Lowka describes a daily art event affecting a one acre area. The note details a single activity tied to a location and time, with emphasis on the land area involved and the artistic action observed.
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