Trust program outlined before Congress in historic address
President Wilson spoke before a joint session outlining antitrust and railroad finance reforms. Key points include interlocking directorates prohibition, a strong interstate commerce commission role, and penalties for individuals, aiming to align business practice with public law and public opinion.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Congress
America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wa Clearing House of Information
Windhremongs
Interstate Trade Commission
Burlington Road Burns Oil in the Black Hills
Burlington road has introduced its first oil burning engine in the Black Hills, South Carolina. The development marks a milestone in regional fuel use and transport technology.
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Black Hills
Eudwood
S. C
Burlington Rirtyad
Oil burner plan for Black Hills lines would extend to all engines
The Spearfish line began with Bone Wis and Next took charge to standardize the fleet. An oil burner is proposed for use on all Black Hills lines except switch engines and the narrow gauge routes. Oil would come from Casper Wyoming fields and be stored in 150,000 patton tanks at Engelwood and Edgemont.
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Bone Wis
Spearfish
Black Hills
Casper
Wyo
Engelwood
Edgemont
Burke and Crawford Clash Over Progressive Threats in SD
South Dakota Congressman Charles H. Burke responded to remarks attributed to Senator Coe I. Crawford in Aberdeen. Burke warned against any threat to bolt or back an independent ticket, urging GOP voters to abide by the primary outcome on March 24 and support Republican nominees in November.
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Burke
South Dakota
Ucket
Sophomore class head expelled amid campus demonstrations
Morris Brumbaugh, president of the Dakota Wesleyan sophomore class, was expelled for involvement in recent demonstrations and for admitting participation in painting 17 on Science Hall doors with Loren Avery. Avery received a two week suspension and both faced loyalty pledges. referrals across the class were suspended pending signatures.
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Morris Brumbaugh
Dakota Wesleyan
Cass
Loren Avery
Science Hall
Brumbaugh
Avery
Farm Products to Stay Free at National Livestock Meet
Denver, July opening of the American National Live Stock association convention hears President H. A. Jastro declare the U S meat industry is permanently on a free trade basis with no consumer price relief from tariff removal He foresees possible later party realignment similar to European Agrarian parties but says livestock growers should adjust to free trade basics now.
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Denver
Colo
H. A. Jastro
American National Live Stock Association
United States
Europe
Regent Hitchcock Sees Funds From Spearfish Normal Athletic Club
State Auditor Henry B. Anderson explains that funds raised by Spearfish normal school athletic teams are not legitimate state expenses. He says vouchers were wrongly charged to a local and endowment fund and urges legislative action to return the money to the students. Regent Hitchcock argues the auditor should return the funds, calling the payments improper but noting fairness to the students.
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Spearfish Normal School
Republican
Henrys B. Anderson
Vario
Spearish Mail
Normal School
Voochery
Anderson
Speartish Normal Boys
Regent
Board of Regents
Elue
State
Spearfish Normal
Spearfish Normal Athletic Club
Tanting
Guang
Gmee
Hi Ball
Vowel
Royal C. Johnson
A. 8. Hitchcock
Bassett to Confer With Reserve Bank Committee
Aberdeen, 5. Bassett, president of Aberdeen National Bank, has been invited to join the reserve bank organization committee for a Chicago meeting on establishing a regional reserve bank in the northwest. He left yesterday to attend and previously led South Dakota bankers before the senate currency bill committee.
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Aberdeen
D.J
Bassett
Aberdeen National Bank
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Chicago
Northwest
South Dakota
Senate
Britton
Miller Commercial Club Elects Officers
At the annual meeting of Miller Commercial Club officers were elected for the ensuing year.
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S. D
Miller Commercial Club
Miller Press Club reports record membership in 1913
The annual report lists WH. W. Woodruff as treasurer J. T. McCalen secretary Glen M. Waters director and John Pusey the field editor as holding officers. It notes the club had its highest membership in its history during 1913.
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Tollows
Ta. Iusfield
The
Miller Press
WH. W. Woodruff
J. T. McCalen
Glen M. Waters
John Pusey
Senate Retirement Watch Across Parties Emerges
The Senate faces a broad retirement potential as eight months separate sessions and terms expire March 4. Seventeen Republicans and fourteen Democrats may not seek re election, with leaders like Gallinger Stephenson Perkins Bristow and Burton among those in play. The coming primaries in Georgia Alabama Kentucky and Oklahoma will shape who replaces veterans and how power shifts in the upper chamber.
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Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Congress
Marcus .\. Smith
Arizona
James P. Clarke
Arkansas
George C. Perkins
California
Charles S. Thomas
Colonado
Frank B. Brandegee
Connecticut
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Wake Smith
Georgia
James H. Brady
Idaho
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Ilinois
Benjamin F. Shively
Indiana
Albert J. Cummins
Iowa
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
William ©. Bradley
Kentucky
John R. Thornton
Louisiana
John Walter Smith
Maryland
William J. Stone
Missouri
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Jacob HW. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Mwithuhoot
New York
Lee 8. Overman
North Carolina
Asie J. Grouna
North Dalota
Theodore MW. Burton
Ohio
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahomias
Geo. W. Chamberlain
Orexton
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Milison C. Smith
South
Memhes
Mareh
Bode
Gallinger
New Namipshire
Senate
Hings
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Perkins
Fae Olremdty
Penrose
Pennslyvania
Root
Bristow
Victor Muiurdyck
Yoo
Brown
Alabama
Johnston
Clayton
Underwood
Robson
Crawford
South Dakota
Burke
Burton
Overman
Stone
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Caution against using mercury containing remedies for catarrh. Mercury may damage smell and disrupt the system when absorbed mucous surfaces. Walls Catarrh Cure from F Z Cheney Co Toledo contains mercury and is taken internally. Ensure authenticity of Halls Catarrh Care made in Toledo by TL J. Mheney Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Drnecists. Price per bottle. Y Walte Family Pills for constipation.
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F. Z. Cheney & Co
Toledo
S.stem
Ohio
TL J. Mheney Co
Drnecists
Price
Hitchcock for Nat s Committee Nomination Grows
Herbert B. Hitchcock of Mitchell may succeed Tom W. Taubman as the Democratic national committeeman from South Dakota. The possible candidacy stems from a split with the Johnson Coffey faction and stems from Elk Point leaders backing Dana and Hitchcock. Petitions reportedly circulated but not yet in Mitchell. supporters stress loyalty to Wilson and party faithfulness.
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Herbert BE. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Tom W. Taubman
Plankinton
South Dakota
Johnson- Corvey
Slitchcock
State Proposal Committee
Pierre
Taubman
United States Marshal
James Coffey
Aberdeen
Dakotas
Hitchcock
Elk Point
L. N. Crill
Dr. Rock
Messrs. Johnson and Coffey
Ruel BH. Dana
First Municipal Concert Pleases City Audiences
The Wesleyan Orchestral Club under Prof W Co Hunter performed at the city hall in a municipal sacred concert. The audience filled the hall as Weber’s Peter Solon and Mozart symphony drew encore and a second rendition. The 30 piece ensemble impressed as a first class symphony orchestra for the city. Concerts will be held monthly.
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Wesleyan Orchestral Club
City Hall
W. Co. Hunter
Peter Selumon
von Weber
Are Married Through Bars
Belle Mourche at the county jail witnessed a courthouse wedding through bars as Glo Vandercar, an alleged horse thief, married Mrs Jessie Tunley amid prison restrictions. Vandercar had been returned from Canada over horse theft from the Glas siew ranch. Tunley vows to aid his exoneration and push for a successful outcome.
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Belle Mourche
Cupid
Glo
Vandercar
Jessie Tunley
Vandercan
Canada
W. R. Glassie
Cantey
Mouth disease probes herd quarantines in Stanley county
The state veterinarian visits Stanley county to inspect Mirco Bacciliogis in sheep. He quarantines about six herds totaling over six thousand head across Midland Nowlin Powell and Old Trail. The piece then promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for frost bites and skin ailments.
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Pierre
S. D
Stanley County
Midland
Nowlin
Powell and
Old Trail
Editor Dutcher Nominated for State Senate in Brookings
Brookings Register editor Paul Dutcher is nominated by Brookings county minority proposal leaders as their candidate for state senator in the January meetings. Dutcher stands as one of the few newspapermen seeking office in the current slate.
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Senate Brookings
S. D
Paul Dutcher
The
Brookings Register
Dutcher
Brookings County
South Dakota Horticultural Society Opens 25th Meeting
Members of the South Dakota State Horticultural Society met in Mitchell for the twenty fifth annual gathering. President A W Krueger opened the session at 2 30 pm in the municipal court room. K S Coe spoke on potato diseases and spraying methods. Geo W Gurney discussed native evergreen varieties Black Hills pine and Black Hills spruce. Additional talks and officer reports followed as the sessions continue through Thursday afternoon. Prof N E Hansen serves as secretary and the slate includes John Murray vice president A J Glidden treasurer and S D Cowles librarian.
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South Dakota State Horticultural Society
Mitchells
A. W. Krueger
Groton
K. S. Coe
State College
Brookings
South Dakota
Geo. W. Gurney
Yankton
Black Hills
N. E. Hansen
State College At
John Murray
Spearfish
A. J. Glidden
Tritchcock
D. Cowles
Vermillion
County Board Backs Mileage Bills and List of Jurors
Davison county will pay 64.60 for mileage for Republican and Democratic county committee members with bills detailed from 200 cents to 4.40 each. The state committee member did not submit bills. The board also drew a jury list of fifty names for the coming year and prepared to adjourn after approving quarter bills and bonds for county depositories. Next session on February 6 will let road contracts and consider a proposed county agricultural expert.
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Davison County
Board of County Commissioners
Mitchell
Pierre
Rues His Love Sues His Love in London Suit
Dr L Er nest Villiers Appleby former University of Minnesota lecturer sues Baroness May de Pallant an American, seeking 20000 pounds recouped for notes to a Paris jeweler for pearls. Case stems from a 1903 train meeting and alleged repayment agreement.
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London
England
L Ernest Villiers Appleby
University of Minnesota
May de Pallandt
Chicago
Baron de Pallant
King's Bench
High Court
New York
Dr. Appleby
Mine Workers Meet in Indianapolis Convention Opens
The twenty fourth United Mine Workers of America convened in Indianapolis for a biennial meeting. The rule to hold conventions every two years was adopted in 1912. President John P. White appointed a committee on organization and then the convention recessed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John P. White
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Buys Laxative Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a gentle natural remedy for bowel troubles. The copy claims it stimulates and regulates the bowels and tones the system with Priva priced at 25 cents, available at druggists through Bucklén & Co. Philadelphia and St. Lots.
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Dr. King
Priva
H. BE. Bucklén & Co
Philadelphia
St. Lots
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