Wilson endorses Warburg and Jones for federal reserve board
President Wilson issued a statement defending Paul M. Warburg of New York and Thomas D. Jones of Chicago as nominees for the federal reserve board. He urged the Senate to approve them, praising big business leaders and stating they deserve public service without suspicion. Warburg may reconsider accepting the nomination after Senate banking committee inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
Democratic Party
Wilson
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Jones
Warburg
Senate Banking Committee
$10,000 Damages Sought in Boy's Death in Aberdeen
Papers filed by Irvin Chrestenson's father seek $10,000 damages from Harms Brothers and Shelby Whaley for the death of the 7-year-old boy run over at a political meeting near Aberdeen theatre. Whaley drove on the wrong side to avoid the crowd. coroner's inquest blamed the police for lacking a traffic guard.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Irvin Chrestenson
Harrs Brothers
Harms Brothers
Shelby Whaley
Whaley
Harms
Chrestenson Boy
Nationwide teachers union settles race for NEA president
St Paul Minnesota reports the National Education Association unity after Dr David B Johnson of Rockhill SC and L R Alderman of Portland OR withdrew from the presidential race in favor of Dr David Starr Jordan of Stanford California. The convention moved beyond politics and held thirty two meetings addressing current education system concerns.
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St. Paul, Minn
National Educational Association
David B. Johnson
Rockhill
South Carolina
L. R. Alderman
Portland
Ore
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
California
Dr. Jordan
Presbyterians Plan Evangelistic synod Meeting in Mitchell
The Presbyterian synod committee outlines a fall program in Mitchell for October 8 to 11. It highlights evangelism missions temperance and Bible study with speakers from Pittsburgh New York and Minneapolis and planned joint sessions with the Synodical Womens Missionary Society and Sunday school conference.
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Presbyterian Synod
Mitchell
H. P. Carson
D. D
Huron
Henry Snyder
Presbyterian
George Mahy
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
Joseph B.B. McAfee
New York City
Board of Home Missions
A. W
Minneapolis
Synodical Womens’ ‘Missionary Society
Synodical Sunday School Conference
Sunday School
Women’s Missionary Society
Newspaper Men Meet for South Dakota State Session
South Dakota editors will convene at Ruskin park near Forestburg July 23 to 29 for the mid summer session of the State Press association hosted by R. E. Dowdell of Artesian. A Mitchell trip and an all day visit are planned with luncheon in the city. Activities include baseball games by semi professional teams boating swimming and fishing. Dowdell, ex president of the association, chairs the event.
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South Dakota
Sesson
State Press Association
Ruskin Park
Forestburg
R. E. Dowdell
Artesian
Mitchell
Mitchell Commercial Club
Dowdell
Papoose Born in Germany A Sioux Girl Christened Maria Consula
Near Dortmund Westphalia a full blooded American Indian girl named Maria Consula Bear Shield was born in a prairie wagon during a circus troupe journey from Dortmund to Recklinghausen. Her Sioux father William Bear Shield and mother Mary Bear Shield sought U.S. consul George Eugene Eager of Chicago to register her American citizenship and Christian baptism on July Fourth.
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Berlin
Germany
Dortmund
Westphalia
Pine Ridge’ Agency
South Dakota
William Bear Shield
Mary Bear Shield
America
Recklinghausen
George Eugene Eager
Chicago
United States
Barmen
Mr. Eager
Maria Consula
Still Hoping For Agreement In New Haven Case
Washington officials push for an anti trust suit to dissolve the New Haven railroad system but Attorney General McReynolds hopes for a settlement without a long court fight. A July 15 deadline was set to align with Massachusetts legislature actions before new session begins January 1.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
New Haven
McReynolds
Wilson
Massachusetts
White Plague Death Toll in South Dakota 1909 18
Pierre S D Dixon of the National Association for Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports 1462 deaths from TB in South Dakota from 1909 to 1918, 1331 whites and 131 Indians in counties not reservations. Death rate 0.50 vs 1.49 nationwide. Minnehaha led counties with 138 deaths. Lawrence 105. Ziebach 0. Mellette one Indian.
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United States
Minnehaha
Lawrence County
Ziebach County
Mellette
Supreme Court opinions handed down in Pierre cases
In the supreme court, Whiting delivers dismissals and affirmations. Joe Kirby versus Jean Drapeau and Tripp appeal dismissed. Sarah R Korte et al versus Laura M O Neill et al Brown affirmed. Wilson versus Grigsby Beadle affirmed. Davis receiver v8 Harvey Wooledge et al Codington affirmed. Judge Whiting presides in Judge Smith's absence.
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Supreme Court
Pierre
Judge Smith
Judge Whiting
Federal tariff study shows small rise in imports of finished goods
Washington reports that eight months under the new tariff system saw finished imports rise only 8.8 percent from the old regime. Secretary Redfield said the data dispel fears of American factories, noting food stuffs surged while exports of fully finished manufactures remained limited and overall commerce reflects world demand and crop shortages abating.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Redfield
Court assesses express lines in South Dakota higher totals
State tax commission raises express company assessments to 2 959 960 up from 2 779 319 with Pullman at 280 000. Wells Fargo 1 440 500 American 1 172 300 Great Northern 80 055 Western 11 400 USE 62 280 Adams 193 425 total 3 239 960. Federal court ruling questions taxing franchise values under state constitution.
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Pierre
State Tax Commission
Pullman Company
Wells Fargo
American
Northern
Western
Adams
Pullman Co
Federal Court of Appeals
South Dakota
Cornell College president search stalls over Nicholson contract
The presidency of Cornell College remains vacant after the board of education executive committee refuses to release Dr. Nicholson from his Methodist church post. Nicholson had accepted Cornell’s presidency but demands honorable release. trustees vow to continue the search for a strong successor.
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Vernon
Cornell College
James BE
Harlan
Thomas Nicholson
New York
Dakota-Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Board of Education
Nicholson
Cornell
The
Methodist Church
General Conference
Attempted arson at Burns birthplace in Ayr Scotland
Two militants from an arson squad tried to burn the cottage in Ayr where Robert Burns was born in 1759. A watchman surprised and captured one woman as the other fled before daylight this morning.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Ayr
Robert Burns
Island Park Chautauqua Comes to Camp Week
Coming events list Island Park Chautauqua at Chamberlain South Dakota from July 5 to 10 with the theme Come and Camp featuring a series of lectures concerts and outdoor activities for attendees.
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Island Park
Chautauqua Chamberlain
Freeport Inquest Details Carman Case and New Witness
District Attorney reveals a new eyewitness who saw a woman in white at the Carman house the night Mrs Bailey was shot. Earlier testimony shows Mrs Carman installed a listening device to monitor her husband's office and alleged affairs. Indictment of a woman suspected in the shooting is being prepared for the Nassau County grand jury.
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Freeport
N. Y
Gaston Boissonault
Louis Bailey
Dr. Carman
Boissonault
Carman
Elizabeth Carman
Louise Bailey
Carman House
Bailey
Edwin Carman
Smith
Nassau County
New York
Woman and accomplice fire revolver during home invasion
A woman and an accomplice staged a night break in at the Carman home at seven thirty. The woman fired the weapon through a window as the man stood aside, then handed the revolver back and the pair fled, while a boomer planned to report to authorities after the money was not turned over.
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Carman
Boomer
New York
Animals in Wind Cave Park Deprived of Feed
Visitors report elk and buffalo at Wind Cave park near Custer S D in poor condition from lack of feed. The 60 acre enclosure houses them since last winter while park fence construction continues. Grass exhausted. urge provision of food and water until larger pasture is ready.
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Custer
S. D
Wind Cave Park
Siac
Weather forecast fragment for North and South Dakota
Unclear weather notice reports fair conditions tonight and Thursday with showers possible in parts of North Dakota and South Dakota. Temperature trends suggest little overall change and slight increases in eastern areas.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Society notes from The Rep page prompt readers
A brief society column fragment mentions upcoming events and social gatherings with hurried, partial phrases. The text hints at luncheons and evening gatherings among local residents, reflecting a lively social scene.
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Boy
Dan
National Educattion Association
Presbyterian Church
Papoose
Teddy
Express
Methodist Board OF Education
Washington D C
Department ‘of Agriculture
Witt
Menecas
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