Jones Criticized Over Unlicensed Physical Examinations
The Republican publishes numerous expressions from city leaders and experts denouncing Prof. Jones for unlicensed physical and sexual examinations. Deans, educators, and physicians urge prohibition. Public opinion disapproves of his claimed rights and methods in South Dakota.
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The
Republican
Jones
Teachers College
Columbia University
Department of Hygiene
College of the City of New York
Commission of Education of
United States
Hurley calls for cost accounting to curb profits
In Chicago Edward N. Hurley head of the federal trade commission argues that corporate troubles stem from ignorance of costs. He urges a scientific cost accounting system for all industries to expose monopolistic abuses and raise efficiency, predicting bankers will require proven systems within five years.
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Chicago
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Hurley
Mr. Hurley
Washington
Why Dewey Was Popular
Admiral Dewey stood as the era’s top fighting figure due to swift clean actions at Manila Bay. His sustained popularity for nearly two decades impressed with his modest, steady demeanor and private self-control.
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Admiral Dewey
Manilla Bay
Amercan
Dewey
Admiral Dewey Praised as Peaceful Protector of Honor
The article extols Admiral Dewey as a defender of the fighting profession who would not engage in combat without necessity. It portrays him as a peaceful man and a lover of peace, contrasting with swashbuckling heroism.
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Admiral Dewey
Prohibition Debate in South Dakota Moves to Partial Plan
The South Dakota Anti-Saloon League proposes allowing limited liquor purchases every sixty days to ease prohibition. Supporters argue for a bone dry law, while others warn such a compromise could boost bootlegging and undermine Webb Kenyon enforcement.
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Holsaple
South Dakota Anti-Saloon League
Express
Prohibition
United States
South da
Kota
Anti-Saloon League
South Dakota
Manila Bay Victory Poem for Admiral Dewey
A 1898 poem recalls Admiral Dewey's Manila Bay victory. It praises Dewey and his shipboard crew for meeting the Spanish fleet, sinking or destroying it, and reporting a victorious, uninjured squadron. The verse honors Dewey, the jackies, and the Maine motto as it closes with praise.
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Hong Kong
Dewey
Washington
Manila
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Jackies
Wim, McGrath
Mitchell S. D
Girl at Salem Sues for 25000 Dollars
Salem South Dakota Miss Beth Hoare filed a breach of promise suit seeking 25000 against J J Lalley a Jasper Minnesota druggist recently married. The complaint claims a marriage agreement was made in 1909 and Lalley formerly resided in Montrose South Dakota. Hoare works in a Salem millinery shop.
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Beth Hoare
Minnesota
Salem
S. D
J. J. Lalley
Jasper, Minn
Miss Hoare
Lalley
Montrose
Hoare
State Secures Title to Lands in Black Hills
Land Commissioner N I Knight reports that Congress members assure interior department approval of a land transfer. The state will cede rights to school sections in the forest reserve and gains a consolidated title near Custer, clearing earlier adjustments. The move clears the path for stocking the state reserve with native game.
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Custer
Interior Department
National Forest Department
South Dakota Park Hosts Native Game Preservation Effort
The country supports preserving native game animals in South Dakota parks where deer elk buffalo antelope and beaver herds are conserved for future generations and ecological balance.
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South Dakota
Mitchell Choral Society Performs Handel Messiah
The Mitchell Choral Society presented Handel’s The Messiah at First Methodist Church last evening under Prof. George Harold Miller. Soloists included Hazel Reynolds Aon Whitlow Mrs R H Hazen Myrtle Wilson G H Miller H W Hedeen Louis Lovinger Bernie Brereton and L A Williams with Mrs H W Hedeen on piano. The performance won praise and bodes well for a spring festival.
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Mitchell Choral Society
First Methodist Church
George Harold Miller
Dakota Wesleyan
Hazel Reynolds
Aon Whitlow
R. H. Hazen
Myrtle Wilson
G. H. Miller
H. W. Hedeen
Louis Lovinger
Bernie Brereton
L. A. Williams
Seattle Fire Fatal to Chief
Seattle Fire Chief Pred Gillman was burned and killed in the Grand Opera House fire on Derry Street near Third Avenue. One man is missing and eight injured as fire crews and a roof collapse trapped rescuers. The nearby Alaska Building and Hotel Rector were saved. the theater built by John Cort operated as vaudeville and motion picture venue.
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Seattle
Wash
Grand Opera House
Derry Street
Third Avenue
Asistant
Pred Gillman
Alaska
Iotel Rector
John Cort
Gillman
Plankinton Youth Dies After Long Hospital Stay
McLain Williamson of Plankinton South Dakota died in the Yankton state hospital after injuries suffered ten years earlier. He disappeared from the farm when a runaway team dragged him, leaving him with injuries that later affected his mind. His remains will be buried beside his parents in Plankinton cemetery.
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Plankinton, S. D
McLain Williamson
State Hospital
Yankton
Aurora County Friends
Plankinton
Williamson
Hay Field
Yankton Hospital
Public School Leaders Repudiate Prof Jones Sexual Examinations
South Dakota superintendents from Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls Aberdeen Redfield Huron Brookings Chamberlain state that sexual examinations of school children by Prof Jones are wrong and should be forbidden by statute They advocate only physician led or medical clinic approaches and oppose nonprofessional or educator conducted exams The stance comes after The Republican solicited official views in December 1916 from various city school systems
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South Dakota
Jones
University of South Dakota
Republican
Elm
Pierre
Saam
Lead
Clinies
Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Redfield
Huron
Brookings
Chamberlain
L. B. Parsons
S. D
State Educational Association
J. W. Browning
S. J
Local Farmers Net Strong Grain and Livestock Revenues
Farmers shipped bushels of grain to eastern markets and sold stock to a local buyer for 140000 dollars. Over twelve months they earned 15000 dollars from cream sales and also profited substantially from poultry.
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Ean
Jones Clinics Will Be Curtailed By Legislature
Representative Hoffmann says decisive action is pending in Pierre to curb Prof W Franklin Jones of Vermilion for his clinic examinations of youths. He calls the house vote not to investigate a white wash and notes strong cross party sentiment against Jones theories with legislation under way including a general prohibition bill sponsored by Senator Charles Boreson of Davison County.
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W. Franklin Jones
Vermilion
Fred C. Hofffman
Hoffman
Prof. Jones
Pierre
Jones
Troffman
Charles Boreson
Davison County
Terry man pleads guilty to jewelry store robbery
William A. McKean of Terry pleaded guilty to robbing a local jewelry store of a sack of jewelry found under his pillow at his sleeping apartments. He received a suspended sentence by Judge Jones McNenny on condition of employment, abstaining from bad habits, and paying a fine. McKean claimed innocence and alleged an enemy planted the loot.
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Terry
William A. McKean
Jones McNenny
State Circuit Court
McKean
Schoettle Opens Wagner Nibelungen Series at Guildhall
Prof Gustav Schoettle of Dakota Wesleyan University gave the first lecture in a four part illustrated series on Wagner’s Nibelungen Ring. He traced music’s evolution from Greek monophony to polyphony and the operatic forms that followed, praising Wagner as a poet who fused drama and music.
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Gustav Schoettle
Department of Music
Dakota Wesleyan University
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Richard Wagner
St. Mary's Church
Schoettle
Glick
Mozart
Beethoven
Wagner
Lectures on Four Dramas Highlighted by Piano
Prof Schoettie will illustrate points from four dramas by playing the piano during weekly Thursday evening lectures at St Mary's church. The program aims to deepen understanding of the dramas through music and commentary for attendees.
Twin Brother Has Troubles
Angelo Braschi, an American man who claims to be his own twin brother, is jailed after being wanted for skipping bond on a wife abandonment charge. He insists he and his twin are indistinguishable and describes a life of mistaken identity across schools, marriages, and accusations, while his attorney pledges to untangle the case.
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Chicago
Tll
Angelo Braschi
Anglo Braschi
Braschi
Detective Bureau
Angelo A. Braschi
Angelo M
Porto Rito
Angelo
Brother Angelo
Jay HW. Brown
EGAN FARMERS PROSPER IN SOUTH DAKOTA TERRITORY
Farmers of the Began territory show prosperity with twelve month output of 215 carloads of live stock and an aggregate value of about $15,000. The compilation highlights strong cattle and grain yields across the region.
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Egan
Kean
S. D
Began
City Council approves street assessments and hires clerk
At a special council meeting, Kittridge and Gamble street assessments were approved. B Cassem asked to exclude part of section 16 from city limits. Kibbee was allowed 67 dollars a month for clerk hire due to rising city business. John Geise won a 60 dollar bid to install plumbing in the new jail.
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Kittridge
Gamble Streets
B. Cassem
Township 102
Lmwood
Street Railway Company
K. BR
Kibbee
John Geise
Senior Girls Capture High School Basketball Title
The Senior girls defeated the Juniors 10 to 7 in the gym last night to win the interclass title. All students were admitted for the first time in years as male spectators could attend. Lillian Wells and Mary Watkins led the Seniors with three and two field goals, respectively. A banquet and insignia await the victorious team.
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Lillian Wells
Mary Watkins
Ruth Johnson
Vera Ellis
Mary Lovise Boyles
Dellark
Eloise Cooley
Lucille Hasley
Jthel Corker
Alice Warne
Cecelia Weuermann
Yulah Bishop
Agnes Gallander
Ruth Evans
Hazel Stebbins
Banker's Son Shot During Bank Robbery Run
James Cowie Jr the son of Ex change State bank president in Kanapolis Irian was wounded in a running gun battle with four to five bandits who blew the bank vault and fled in a car with 2500 dollars in cash and 1000 dollars in stamps after cutting wires. Father James Cowie Sr joined the defense from their home as citizens aided in the shootout with more than 60 rounds exchanged.
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Kanapolis
Irian
James Cowie, Jr
Exchange State Bank
James Cowie
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