Nomination Talks for Dakota Governor Candidate Unfold
An interfacing meeting at the Widmann house with Oscar King Davis and Bull Moose leaders from South Dakota reveals George W. of Huron chosen as national committeeman for Dakota. Plans linger on a formal nomination announcement and upcoming convention at Hu?on amid campaign planning and party figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar King Davis
Washin
D.C
Proive ‘National Committee
South, Dakota
Wag
George W
Huron
Dakota
Esterday
United Rnventor
Hang A. Ustrud
Falls
G. Metre
Murdo
Wright
Utherland
Pierre
Napretary Davis
H. P. Packard Ld
Metra
Moses
Yankton
Margeted
Huie
Samuel 5
Itty
Dakota ‘Wesleyan
Repube Emomings
C.H. Luge
Wes
Weir
Moose
Lowing
Msfternoon
Este Een
Progressive
Widman Hotel
B.A
Ve. Wright
Wakota
Nmr
Ramea
Mills Visit Noted by General Anson Mills
A fragmented report indicates General Anson Mills, described as the Slim Butte battle chap, notifying someone of a planned visit to a battlefield site. Details are sparse and sources are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Battle Field
Erro
Anson ‘Mills
Slim Butte
Madison Wets Win In Court Over Saloon Bonds
In a Lake County case Judge Jones ruled the Madison wets won against the drys. The court ordered county commissioners to approve bonds for saloon licenses after city council had issued them, prompting a late meeting where the board approved the bonds to avoid resignations.
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Madison
Jones
State Circuit
Board of County Commissioners of
Lake County
Judge Jones
Hudson Officials Banned Saloons For Two Years
Judge Jones of the state circuit court rules Hudson cannot admit saloons for the coming year and the next two years. Town officials elected since 1911 remain illegal. The town clerk’s failure to register voters voids current offices. No saloon license elections can occur until 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Jones
State Circuit Court
Winder
Baer
South Africa Studying Corn Palace Reach in South Dakota
Johannesburg residents soon learn of Mitchells Corn Palace and the South Dakota crop belt as J K Lindsey, a University of Minnesota student visiting the George Atkinson farm, writes on American agriculture. Lindsey notes South African climate resembles South Dakota and describes farming practices, labor use, and the country’s 10 000 acre family farm still focused on grazing with mining as the long-standing main industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mitchell
South Dakota
J. K. Lindsey
George Atkinson
Lindsey
University of Minnesota
America
Atkinson
América
Girl Scout Doris Lippman Wins Red Cross Lifesaving Prize
Miss Doris Lippman of Savannah Ga receives a fifty dollar prize from the National Red Cross for heroic lifesaving during a gas exposure incident near Augusta. The 18 year old used the Sylvester method to revive a man digging a well, remarking it was opportunity and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lippman
Savannah
National Red Cross Society
National Red Cross
Washington
Miss Lippman
Augusta
Cassem Plans Street Rail Line for Mitchell Loop
Mitchell capitalists led by O J Cassem seek a three mile loop across the northern city using Rowley Ninth avenues Sanborn Capital addition Graceland and Calvary cemeteries. The project would require a 13 foot track width and cost 20000 to 25000 dollars with cars on electric oil or gas power and a fall opening.
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O. J. Cassem
Mitchell
Cassem
Rowley Street
Haley & Lang
Ninth Avenue
Omaha
Sanborn Street
Capital Addition
Graceland
Calvary Cemeteries
City of Mitchell
Montana Street
Capital
A. E. Hitchcock
Mr. Cassem
Will Control Hog Cholera
Pierre S D hog cholera appears again in parts of the state. General vaccination with preventive serum is expected to prevent losses from last year. The serum plant at the state agricultural college is meeting demand and producing surplus for emergencies. Prevention work will be conducted in school instruction held at Sioux Falls Mitchell Brookings and Aberdeen.
State Hogs Disease Prevention Demonstration Planned
The government bureau will hold an early demonstration in Mitchell to promote disease prevention. The board expects school instruction and demonstrations to curb hog diseases that have devastated hog populations in the state this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Bureau
Mitchell
Murderer Is Taken Away By Sheriff In Yankton
In Yankton South Dakota a mob demanded the Indian Charlie Bowman be turned over after he shot and killed 17 year old Nellie Brewer who had refused his advances. The sheriff moved Bowman to an unknown location as tensions rose and violence lurked near the jail. The slain girl’s father struck Bowman with a beer bottle after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
S. D
Charlie Bowman
Nellie Brewer
Wilson Pardons Blackfoot Indian Spopee After 34 Years
President Wilson granted an unconditional pardon to Spopee a Blackfoot Indian who had served 34 years of a life sentence for murder. He will be released immediately from the federal hospital for the criminal insane and return to his daughter in Browning Montana. Indian party visitors helped identify Spopee and authorities concluded the conviction was improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Spopee
Wilson
Federal Hospital
Browning
Montana
Washington
Mrs Bryan as Husband's Aid Relies on Quiet Strength
Washington, D.C. Mrs Bryan guides the household and manages finances while supporting William Jennings Bryan. She studies standard authors each summer and pursued law to aid her husband, then remains by his side through political life, assisting with correspondence and reception of visitors as secretary of state duties increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Mr. Bryan
Time appointed to prove will in Mitchell estate case
Notice is given that on July 25 1914 at 10 a.m. in Mitchell South Dakota at the Davison County Court House the will of Joseph Weepie deceased will be proved for probate and letters testamentary issued. Heirs at law Louise Weepie Fred Weepie Joseph Weepie Mary Weepie Minnie Weepie Theodore Weepie Josphine Weepie Paul Weepie Raymond Weepie Clarence Weepie may contest. Judge O C Thompson and Clerk H Cattrell sign and seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Davison
Joseph Weepie
Louise Weepie
Fred
Mary Weepie
Minnie Weepie
Theodore
Josphine
Paul
Raymond
Clarence
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
Mitchell Residents Hold Most Davison County Autos
Davison county's assessors report that over half of the 430 autos in the county are owned by Mitchell residents. J H Davis notes 244 machines in Mitchell, Vernon leads outside with 38, while county records require verification of unlisted vehicles. The board of equalization will review all assessments through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mitchell
R. A. Zangle
Asessors
Vernon
J. H. Davis
HH. B. Rogers
Mitchell Township
Beulah Township
Rome Township
Baker Township
Accidental Gun Fatality In Sioux Falls Real Estate Dealer
A. G. Hahn, 53, a well known Sioux Falls real estate dealer, was killed at his home on West 12th Street when a shotgun discharged while he was cleaning it. His daughter Marie Hahn found the body. grease on his hands and a soiled cloth suggested an accidental shooting rather than suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
A. G. Hahn
West 12Th Street
Marie Hahn
gZlin
Petition for Discharge in Joseph Oswald Bankruptcy South Dakota
Joseph Oswald of Mitchell Davison County South Dakota petitions for a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate in bankruptcy filed January 13 last prior. The court orders a hearing for September 6 1914 in Sioux Falls and directs notice by mail to known creditors after payment of expenses.
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District Court of the United States
District of
South Dakota
Joseph Oswald
James D. Eliott
Mitchell
Davison
Acts of Congress
A. D
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Capital
A&newspaper
James D. Elliott
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Ann Wir
Dani
George W. Wright
Utte
General Mills
Aree Meirton
W.'M.'camp
Doane
Robinson
Gerbera Morton
AEC
N. Y. Herald
Agores
Agioners
City Council
Ivan
East Sixth Avenue
Langdon and
Foster Streets
West Fourth Avenue
Wood Smith
Arthur Allen
Graceland Cemetery
Redskin
Mrs. Bryan
Husband
O. C. Thompson
Cattrell
Joseph, Oswald
Geo. E. Foster
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