Blue Sky laws upheld as constitutional by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court today ruled that the blue sky laws of Ohio South Dakota and Michigan are constitutional under state police powers and do not unduly burden interstate commerce The decisions came after three cases challenging the laws were argued together in October 1916 The laws were designed to curb fraudulent securities sales and protect investors across states
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Washington
South Dakota
Michigan
Ohio
Supreme Court
Kansas
Ows
National Association of Attorneys General
Poultry Show Prospects Improve Despite Heavy Snow
Despite a severe Sunday snowstorm disrupting rail service the eighteenth annual South Dakota State Poultry Association exhibition is poised for success. Entries are extended with 118 exhibitors and 1 600 birds, led by Mrs. Joe Kotrba with 50 birds. Notable consignments arrive from J Dayhoft and H J Warnerling, while Croke Bangson and others ship in from Two Harbors Minnesota. The Rhode Island Reds lead with 96 males and 175 females. pheasants and Wyandottes also feature prominently as the show opens tomorrow.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Roc. Raine
Joe Kotrba
H. W. Myler
J Dayhoft
Merchaniesville
H. J. Wamerling
Waterloo
Chicago
Croke-Bangson Company
Two Harbors
Minn
Rhode Island Reds
London shoppers find 30 percent rise in bargain goods
Women bargain-hunters report average price increases of about thirty percent in woolens silks and shoes at London stores this year. One leading department store warns that a shortage of dress material means this month may be the last time bargain counters offer such materials.
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London Goods Higher
London
England
Death of Ernest Miller Shocks Mitchell Community
Friends mourn the death of Ernest Miller soon after noon at his home 700 South Music Street Mitchell. He was 29. Miller a longtime resident of Iowa and South Dakota, was a member of the Odd Fellows and Canton. Survived by widow Annie Schneider and four children Lucile Genevieve Evelyn Viola May, plus his mother and two brothers. Funeral at First Baptist Church with interment at Graceland. pallbearers named from local lodges and orders.
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Lis
South Music Street
King
Last Baptist Church
Pasttor
Tev
Rober Lineoln Wesley
Chavka Lodge
Elaigh Top Rd
Graceland
Nedrow W. Tl
Snow
Charles Tice
Abe Walekhis
Sam W. Rowley
Carl Wwowiff
W. W. Dreams
Times i
Wells
Joseph Lovinger
Loeimer
Weiry Snow
Chiurch
Wes
Mr. Miller
Blackhawk County
Iowa
Win Miller
South Dakota
Annie Schneider
Mir
Lawrence Schneider
Mitchell
Miller
Dob
Osceay
Arywell
Wiliam
Thel Lucile
Genevieve Wvelyn
Viola May
Ghanka Lodge F. O
Nowa
Canton
Eine
Modern Woodmen
Modern Brotherhood of America
Mitchell Tire de Wirtinene
Sunday School Union Plans Centennial Celebration
The American Sunday School Union announces preparations for its centennial year. It reports about 120000 Sunday schools founded and over 2280 active field missionaries promoting non denominational work across rural America. Districts include Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota with missionaries building schools distributing Bibles and literature and holding evangelistic meetings.
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American Sunday School Unon
America
America Sunday School Union
Cuntry
American Sunday School Union
Wester
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Salem Massachusetts resists name change to Oregon city
Salem Massachusetts refused to change its name at the request of Salem Oregon’s officials. Mayor Henry P. Benson replied that the sister city would only consider a change when its population and valuation reach levels that avoid confusion. He warned against altering the venerable name of the “mother of all Salems.”
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Salem
Ore
Mass
Henry P. Benson
New England
Ivin G. McDaniel
Commercial Club
Mother
Salems
McDaniels
Salem, Ore
Defenses of Educational Clinician Examinations Questioned
A controversy over Prof W Franklin Jones and his school child examinations prompts telegrams to experts. Harvard and Chicago educators deny educational clinicians or anthropometrists may legally perform non medical physical or sexual exams on pupils, urging medical training and doctor involvement.
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Jones
W. Franklin Jones
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
United States
Jezisla Wie
Hess.rs
South Palkota
Normel
W. Holmes
Department of Education
Harvard Wiversity
Thomas TI. Waimmes
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Columbus
Ohio
Cor Neil University
Thomas Storey
Department of Hygiene
the Collee
City of New York
G. Stanley Hall
Jie
Messure
Education authority warns on student examinations
Vizhtier of Philadelphia and J. J. W. Wallin of St. Louis are noted. Anthropometry is defined as measuring the human body and its dimensions. Examinations in schools should be permitted only under school officials with LT. A Kalbach as Acting Commissioner of Education.
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William S. Gray
Department For Education
Chicago University
L. Kalbrach
Clacton
Cambridge
Mass
Amina
Alwayes
Stanley Te Sue
Ine
Cleveland Pourney
Wallin
St. Louis
Hicks
Oalkland
Goddard
Vineland
New Jersey
Vizhtier
Philadelphia
J. J. W. Wallin
A. Kalbach
Ducation
Rancher’s Son Hurried to Hospital Through Storm Drifts
Pierre South Dakota reports a rancher’s son from Chapelle ladamil? faced severe appendicitis Saturday night. In a snowbound trek of six hours through huge drifts, two neighbors and the rancher drove toward Canning thirteen miles away. A failed initial attempt, then a special train with Dr. Riges scoured three hours to reach the boy. He was delivered safely to hospital in the city after the railway headquarters coordinated the rescue.
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Pierre
S. D
J.T. Cooper
Chapelle
Canning
Cooper
Dr. Riges
Bloodhounds Trail Vandals Near Pairfax Farm
Bloodhounds traced a farmer's son and two neighboring youths to the Jesser home after they wrecked a farm house and yard gear near Pairfax. The Jesser boy confessed, saying they acted on impulse while the farmhouse was unoccupied.
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Pairfax
S. D
Trail
Red Jesser
Jesser
Dboys Parents Seek Damages for Past Injuries
The article reports that the parents of Dboys seek compensation for injuries caused by prior damage. Details on the incident and parties involved are limited in the readable text.
South Dakotans to Return Home From Border Duty
Washington and San Antonio telegrams report Major General Funston ordering more than 25 000 national guardsmen from the Mexican border to return to state service and muster out of the federal ranks. The plan divides units including South Dakota Fourth Infantry and other contingents to depart as transport becomes available with an expected 45 000 to 50 000 guardsmen still on duty at the border.
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San Antonio
Tex
Washington,d. C
South Dakota
Hone
Punston
Minnesota
Washington, D. C
Cavalry
Feld
Hay Nov Darisade
Mother dies after nursing crippled son in Sioux City
Mrs. C. A. Flint an old resident of Sioux City died this morning at age 76 after caring for her son George Flint who had been an invalid. he had died two weeks earlier. The mother had remained in good health until she rapidly declined.
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C. A. Flint
Sioux City
George Flint
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