Congress Readies New Push After Holiday Recess
Congress returns to work as President Wilson seeks broad laws on trusts and monopolies, rural banks, and national defense. The Senate and House plan early action on labor disputes, Alaskan rail projects, and a push for woman suffrage while addressing currency and anti trust measures. Webb proposes stricter Sherman law with a bill to ban restraints on trade.
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D. C
Congress
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Clark
Senate
Marshall
Wresh
Wilson
Rege
Eae
Atng
Volunteer ‘Army
National Defense
General Administration
Navy
Dart
Rots
Calumet
Michigan
Charles H. ‘Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
West Virginia
Rural Credit Commission
Europe
Hera
Oaling Acaconia
Senata Ani
Wae
Mitchell resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills relief
Mitchell farmer M. Fitzgerald reports chronic backache and tiredness eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says kidney symptoms improved with relief beginning quickly and a full cure after continued use. Doan's is sold by dealers for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo, NY distributes in the United States.
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Mitchell
Wvho
Dean
M. ©. Fitzgerald
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Hagers Entertain Large Audience in Rapid City
The Hager concert last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hager and Miss Mina Hager drew a well filled church audience. The performers impressed with Mr. Hager’s rich voice and engaging presence while Mrs. Hager complemented at the piano. When the Hager siblings sang together the audience grew deeply attentive, though the program deserved an even larger turnout.
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Rapid City Journal
Hager
Eugene Hager
Mina Hager
Miss Mina
Mrs. Hager
Miss Hager
State School Lands to Be Leased on March 17
Pierre South Dakota The leasing date set for this year is Tuesday March 17 in counties without lands for sale In sale counties leasing will occur the day after the sale Lands will be offered in Clark Codington Douglas Miner Kingsbury Denver Grant Roberts Marshall McPherson and Hughes counties from March 30 to April 10
Egan Libel Case Postponed To Next Court Term
Sioux Falls plaintiff George W. Egan seeks $26 000 in a libel suit against Egan Express publisher George R. Lanning. Trial was continued to the next circuit court term at Flandreau S D as requested by the plaintiff.
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Flandreau
S. D
George W. Egan
Sioux Falls
George R. Lanning
The
Egan Express
Burke to Arrive for Senate Campaign Reception
Congressman Burke is due home this afternoon to oversee his Senate bid. A broad reception is planned with business houses closing early and school children lining up to greet the afternoon train.
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Burke
Pierre
S. D
Senate
Costly seed free to farmers
State officials announce distribution of Siberian alfalfa seed to South Dakota farmers. Each county gets 25 pounds, equating to about 14 000 seeds per ounce. total seed brought by Prof Hansen amounts to 3250 pounds, with 2000 pounds allocated to the state and the remainder sold at five dollars per pound. Seed aims to endure cold and drought west of the Missouri River.
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N.E. Hansen
Demipalatinsk
Siberia
South Dakota
State Board of Regents
Brookings
Vansen
A. Sh. Hitchcock
Prof. Hansen
Demipalantinsk
Missouri River
Mitchell Y Link Could Boost Trade for East Shippers
Testimony at city hall before the state railroad commission outlined how connecting the Omaha and Milwaukee systems in Mitchell by a Y would expand trade territory for Mitchell and surrounding towns. Witnesses included F. Herrick of the Mitchell Commercial Club and livestock dealer George W. Blackwood, who cited shorter routes and better markets, noting closer stock yards would aid shipments to Sioux City, Sioux Falls, and Seattle.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell
State Railroad Commission
J. J. Murphy
State Commission
P. W. Dougherty
Commercial Club
W. M. Herbert
J. L. Grantham
Aberdeen
South Dakota
J. B. Sheehan
Omaha System
J. H. Moster
Minneapolis
Milwaukee System
A. W. Trenholm
Omaha
B. F. van Vliet
Mason City
W. St. Cody
F. J. Herrick
Mitchell Commercial Club
Herbert
Grantham
Herrick
Chitf
George W. Blackwood
Spencer
Blackwood
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Worthing
Minn
Vilackwood
Car Overturns. Driver S D Kimball Injured
Auto overturns after traveling 25 mph toward Gattis Church road on Rit route. Driver S D Kimball injured. details limited.
Platte stock dealer’s car overturns injuring farmer near Kimball
Jake Olson a prominent Platte stock dealer was in a party of five when his car overturned last Saturday en route to Kimball. One farmer living near Kimball sustained severe injuries as the vehicle wrecked badly.
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Jake Olson
Platte
Kimball
Richards Law May Cause Fine Implication in Party Proposals
A Pierre meeting of state Democratic minority committeemen passed resolutions without proposing a ticket and may face fines and imprisonment under the Richards primary law if they drew per diem or mileage. Mitchell leaders view Huron statements as strategy amid protests over the law. County officials said no payments were made to proposal committeemen until the state attorney rules.
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Pierre
Huron
Mitchell
Democratic Council
Thluron
Suate
Cream Buying Discrimination Question Explored
A state inquiry examines whether discriminating in cream purchasing across towns violates the anti discrimination act. The legal view holds the act covers cream buying and trade payments are discriminatory only if a better price is offered for cash versus trade, beyond freight differences.
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Pierre
5. D
State Legal Department
Currington Is Again Arrested for Murder
Bison South Dakota. William N Curington who was cleared by the coroner s jury of all blame for the death of his son in law Jed C Richards who he shot in a family quarrel but was arrested on complaint of Richards friends held to the Circuit court on a complaint sworn out by J A Ramsey Richards brother in law with no new evidence at the hearing. Curington will apply for release on bail pending his trial.
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P. H. Helm
Curington
Ungraded School in Aberdeen Welcomes Immigrant Pupils
Aberdeen main has an ungraded department helping backward pupils catch up. Two 18 year old boys from Russia and a 12 year old boy from Hungary study English there, avoiding embarrassment in classes with much younger Americans.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Russia
Hungary
Wonderful Coughs Remedy Kingin New Discovery Ad
Hudson Tenn merchant praises Dr King New Discovery for cough cold throat and lung relief. He claims it clears long lasting symptoms quickly and sells easily with a household supply recommendation. Available at 5 and 1.00 from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis.
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H. E. Bucklen &Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
An 19th century health advisory cautions against catarrh remedies containing mercury noting they harm smell and overall health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Core by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and effective when taken internally. The notice urges readers to buy only genuine preparations and mentions testimonials and physician prescriptions.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Fox, Wheney & Co
Price
Col Howard withdraws from South Dakota Senate race
Col Charles A. Howard of Aberdeen ends his bid for the Republican nomination for U S Senate. He cites lack of chance to win after Gurke’s withdrawal and Burke’s endorsement, noting factional strife within the party and thanking supporters for their efforts.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Chas. A. Howard
United States
Doe J. Crawford
Charles H. Burke
Howard
Gurke
Pierre
South Dakota
Chelsea State Bank Rumor Sparks Damages Suit
Rumor of Chelsea State Bank failure circulated in papers from Pierre to Sioux City and Chicago. Checks were returned marked refused and officials say a Cresbard liquidation caused the confusion. President B W Schouweiler, who heads several banks, plans legal action for damages.
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Chelsea
S. C
Northwestern
Pierre
Sioux City
Chicago
Chelsea State Bank of
Public Examiner
B. W. Schouweiler
Cresbard
Wandering woman found nine miles from where she vanished
Mrs. Jacob Glidden, dressed only in light slippers, wandered far at night across the prairie and turned up at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. West nine miles from her disappearance. Searchers traced her by rural telephone. she is in serious condition from exposure and her odd actions remain unexplained.
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Wessington
SL. D
Jacob Glidden
S. West
West
Partial sentence describes a woman seeking her husband
A fragment notes a woman in rough condition attempting to reach her husband who is on a distant farm, suggesting a rural setting and an interrupted sequence in a larger narrative.
Hansen's Vouchers in Tartar Puzzle
State auditor's department examined vouchers from Professor Hansen's Siberia trip to collect hardy forage plants. Many documents are in Russian or Tartar script on Russian printed forms, making the check largely formal. This completes settlement endorsed by the board of regents and state officials.
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Pierre
S. D
State Auditor's
Hansen
Siberia
Board of Regents of Education
Dr Wing's New Life Pills Advertisement Promise
An advertisement touts Dr Wing's New Life Pills as a gentle natural remedy for bowel troubles. It claims to stimulate regulate the bowels and tone the system with a 25 cent price, distributed by H E Bucklen & Co. in Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Dr. Wing
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Richards Hits Both Tickets For Governor
Muron S D reports R O Richards condemns both major political proposals at January 5 capitol meetings. He blasts the majority for excess detail and tax confusion and criticizes the minority for lacking remedies. Richards plans to run independently after declining minority endorsement and will announce his governor platform soon.
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Tax Commission
United States
Washington
South Dakota
Aim
Burke welcomed home from Washington in South Dakota
Con gressman Charles H. Burke drew massive crowds in Blunt Harrold Miller and Wighmore and a nearly two thousand gather in Pierre led by the Pierre band. Mayor Stephens welcomed him on behalf of residents as Pierre businesses closed briefly for the event. Burke pledged health and vigor for his Senate campaign. Mrs Tucker of Woonsocket returns from visit with sister Mrs Janeen.
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Pierre
S. D
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
Washington
Burke
Senate
Blunt
Harrold
Miller
Wighmore
Stephans
United States Senate
Overdose Fatal to Woonsocket Man William Lativiere
A Woonsocket man, William Lativiere, 32, died after taking an overdose of headache medicine in an attempt to relieve head pain from an abscess. He collapsed, was rushed to a hospital, but died. He leaves a widow and a small son.
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Woonsocket
William Lativiere
Ile
Prize fighter acquitted after opponent's death
Los Angeles heavyweight Jesse Williard was cleared by a jury after an all night deliberation on prize fighting charges. The case stemmed from the death of John Young following a bout at the Vernon arena with Williard on August 12.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jesse Williard
John Young
Vernon Arena
Williard
Vermillion Pastor Publishes Two Bible Works for Press
The Vermillion history group announces receipt of Rev. Craig S. Thomas’s The Bible Message to Modern Men and notes a second volume The Workingman's Christ is ready for print. The author is a Baptist minister in Vermillion.
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Vermillion Pasyvor
Pierre, S. D
The
Site Historical Society
Craig S. Thomas
Baptist Church of
Aberdeen Hotel Closed Under Prostitution Law
Judge Frank Mc Nulty released findings of fact upholding that the Aberdeen hotel run by Aaron Wolgerivy was a den of prostitution. Local authorities may close the establishment under state law.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Frank McNulty
Aaron Wolgerivy
Trun
Lemmon Wins License for Lemmon Saloon
Lemmon South Carolina clerk reports Perkins county commissioners approve bonds for J M Cassady to operate the towns only saloon at Lemmon. Cassady will begin serving residents who have been without a saloon since July 1 and vows to curb illegal drinking dens.
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Lemmon
S. C
Perkins County
Bisoi
J. M. Cassady
Lemon
Cassady
Notice of appointment for approving will in Davison County
In the County Court of Davison County South Dakota the estate of Fred Widmann deceased. Heath heirs at law named include Mathilda Widmann Walter Widmann Herman Widmann Emily Widmann and others. The court has set January 17 1914 at 10:00 am in the Davison County Courthouse for proving the will and hearing petition for probate and letters testamentary. Dated Mitchell South Dakota December 21 1913. O C Thompson Judge of the County Court.
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South Dakota
Davison
Fred Widmann
Mathilda Widmann
Bertha Woelfel
Walter Widmann
Harry Widmann
Herman Morgan
Herman Widmann
Bernhardt Widann
Emily Morgan
Hmily Widmann
J Court
Mitchell
S. D
O. C
Thompson
Notice of hearing petition for letters of administration
Mary A. Grout has filed for Letters of Administration for the estate of Peter Walstrum, deceased. The hearing is set for January 24, 1914 at 10:00 a.m. in Mitchell Davison County Court. Anyone interested may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated January 2, 1914 Mitchell South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Davison
Peter Walstrum
Arthur Walstrum
Hannah Campbell
Mary A. Grout
Florence Krebsbach
Ruben Krebsbach
Michael Krebsbach
Mitchell
S. D
D. C. Thompson
Cattrell
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Overdose Kllis Woonsocket Man
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Opponen
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