Dawes Elected to Lead Wead Corn Growers in 1913
Mitchell agriculturist Dawes elected president of the South Dakota Corn Growers Association at the annual meeting held in Mitchell. Dean Eugene Davenport of the University of Illinois to speak tonight on agricultural college roles. N. A. Nelson, A J. Riggert, Lewys Larson and others reelected to director positions. A prize corn show awarded to 15 year old Ni lbert Swenson for best single ear with a score of 73.9. Professor Center praised seed corn quality across counties and noted strong germination rates.
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Mugene Davenport
College of Aericulture
University of Illinois
Nlbert Swenson
Ethan
Swenson
Davison County
Otteers
South Dakota Cornana Arain Growers Association
Ian
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State Farm
Yankton
South Dakota
Tie
Lally
Ile
Laity
Congress
Senate
A. J. Riggers
Mitchell
N. A. Nelson
Mission Hill
B. L. Rowland
Pierpont
T. A. Manuel
Mt. Vernon
Slagle
R. L. Slagle
South
Agricultural College Ans
Public Service Institution
Eugene Davenport
College of Agriculture
University of
Center
Woman Oracle Subpoena Tale Emerges in Copper Case
A congressional inquiry into the Copper Crown affair centers on subpoenas for Miss Harrison and Miss Wilson as investigators seek testimony on who engineered the effort and how the money trust was pressured. Key figures Rogers Rockefeller and party allies are cited as manipulating witnesses while plans to compel testimony face repeated delays and denials.
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Witshtnetan
suVeral Tim
Bee
Hhail
Tecday
Harricon
Warhinston
Blind Hathy
Harrison
Rogers
Willim Rockefeller Karry
Rockefeller
Wormin
Jos Wesent
Houtamourh
Adies- Hariti
Wiss Anaywalken
Me Rotens Ailie Viet
Miss Wiltson
Mai
Puja
Aja
Mises Plarrison
Europe
Tielardseoan
Minami
Pteneues
Oodor
Richardson
Willian
Wits Omiegtr
Itty Secrtcy
Alp
Din Waehneran
Oes
Rockeeiler
Money Trust
Qivesent Congress
Miss Clarrison
Miss Wattson
Grand Duke Loses Rank Over Unapproved Wedding
In St Petersburg the Grand Duke Michael, brother of Emperor Nicholas, is removed from rank and placed under guardianship after marrying against the emperor’s will. His duties as commander and estate management are reassigned under imperial oversight, reflecting the royal disapproval of the marriage to Madame Sheremetievskaia. Washington reports Taft’s nominations and U.S. land office actions follow.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Michael
Nicholas
Chevalier Guards
Pimperor
Imperial Court
Madame Shermetiovskain
Suffrage Leaders Rally as Wagner Goldberg Bill Advances
Governor Sulzer and General Rosalie Jones hailed a judiciary committee report approving the Wagner Goldberg equal suffrage bill. The move does not grant immediate voting rights but sets the question for a state referendum after legislative action. Jones, who led the march to Albany, claimed the effort achieved the desired result.
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Albany
Wagner Goldberg
Judiciary Committee
Mim
Rosalie Jones
Womn
Sulzer
Hdl
Confident Camps In Senate Fight For South Dakota Seat
The article reports both sides in the South Dakota Senate race at Pierre claiming strength on the first ballot. Sterling forces warn of surprises and expect to win in a House joint ballot, while supporters insist their side will carry the chamber. Details touch on travel voting bills, Sunday regulations for baseball and motion pictures, and state printing cost investigations.
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State House
Pierre
S.D
Senate
House
McMunsters
Kansas
Pars
Mudweiser
Sterling
Joint meeting sought on disputed border taxes in South Dakota
Pierre article reports a plan to convene the boards of Stanley and Lyman counties with the state’s attorneys and Attorney General Johnson to settle disputed tax assessments on land on the Stanley-Lyman border. The land was ruled Stanley by the circuit court and Lyman by the supreme court, and back taxes are sought from those who paid in Stanley or both counties.
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Pierre
S. D
Abe
Boards of
County Commissioners
Stanley
Lyman
Johnson
Circuit Court
Stanley County
Supreme Court
Livestock Commission Reports on State Health and Disease
The South Dakota state livestock sanitary board filed its annual report with the governor. It notes scabbies among cattle under control and quarantine adjustments by counties. A severe southern cholera epidemic hit the state due to care and sanitation gaps, with vaccine needs urged from the state laboratory. Rabies cases appeared in two sections with precautions, and bovine tuberculosis threatens eastern herds, especially higher grade cattle.
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Bennett
Fall River
Custer
Pennington
Lawrence
Pine Ridge
Sunday Baseball Possibility Sparks State Debate
Pierre South Dakota reports conflict over Sunday baseball and moving picture shows under Chapter 244 of the 1907 laws, prompting possible legislative action to amend the provisions.
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Pierre
S. D
Voting changes spark bills in two houses and anti Sterling drive
The Montana like report details Berg and Kerr proposals for ballot reform and referendum penalties. Harris backs Gettsyburg survivors funding for 10 000 dollars. Berg resolution passes House guiding general bill reporting limits. Anti Sterling forces expand to the Senate with plan to sway votes and block his win.
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Ly Harris
Senate
Gettyvsburg
House
Groth
Artificial Marble In Sicily
In Sicily a factory near Mount Hina makes artificial marble by soaking sandstone blocks in volcanic asphalt for 36 hours. Stones are then polished and said to resemble black marble, with experts noting the difficulty of telling them apart.
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Sicily
Mount
Hina
Waiters Strike In Greater New York Looms Large
Ratification by 3000 hotel workers signals a general strike to start within 24 hours under the International Hotel Workers union and Industrial Workers of the World. Estimates place involved workers between 12,000 and 15,000 with broader unrest among 150,000 garment workers and 40,000 shirtwaist workers.
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New York City
New York
International Hotel Workers Union
Industrial Workers of the World
Arturo Giovanitti
Elizabeth Flinn
Yonkers
Street
Firemien
Top Hog Brings Price of 125.00 at South Dakota Sale
The South Dakota Improved Livestock Breeders Association held a swine sale in the stock pavilion drawing about 1500 attendees from across the state. Duroc sows commanded 125 dollars each, with 28 sows totaling 1647.50. Poland China sows averaged 46 dollars. Chester Whites and Hampshires added to a 3147 dollar overall売. buyers paid cash on the spot signaling strong farmer finances.
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South Dakot
Poland
Hinas
Duroc
Chester
China
A. G. Gulp
Startford
A. G. Roebish
Whatel
Hammer Artesian
John Downer
Freeman
Hampshires
Saxon State Railways Reward Long Service Workers
Saxon State railways reward workers with small sums and marks for long service. The article notes twenty five years plus, listing counts for 26, 28, 30 and 40 year tenures, highlighting recent recognition of long service.
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Saxon State Railways
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Dawes
Mitchell Agriculturist
In. Dawes
Fulton
J. P. Thompson
Elk Point
A N Brookings
Saud
Hlune
Dakota State College of Agricuture and Mechanical Arts
Morrill
Lincoln
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Nid
Eans
Smith-Lever
Mark Hopkins
J. P. Thorson
Joseph Thorson
Woman Oracle
Rovers
Pujo
Pat Roceke
Poe
Moroan
Suni
Uiterniver
J. P Th
Davidson
J. 2 Vetegan Co
Moreau
Prom Hla
Washington, D
Taft
Tod Lockhart
American Press Association
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State Commission
Boards of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Minnehaha and
Brown
Pavilion Yesterlday
Carry M. Jones
Chicago
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