New Ordinance Aims Tight Rules For Automobilists
A city council first reads a new auto ordinance setting 10 mph on Main Street and 15 mph elsewhere. Provisions include right-hand driving, proper passing, wide turns, no backing, 10 minute stops on Main, muffled exhaust, and no cars near hydrants. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days' jail.
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Main Street
First Avenue
Sanborn
M. F. Patton
J. C. Lindsey
J. H. Giese
G. W. Austin
East Fifth Avenue
West Second
East Third Avenues
Duff Street
First
Second Avenues
Kenyon On The Social Lobby In Washington
United States Senator W S Kenyon of Iowa denounces a social lobby in Washington as insidious and influential. He cites dinners and receptions used to influence members, notes a need for personal restraint, and predicts the tariff bill will pass with only brief eastern depression.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
Wilson
Washington
United States
W. S. Kenyon
Iowa
Canton
Kenyon
Senate
Congress
Bob’ LaFollette
Walsh
Montana
Senator Kenyon
Coffey and Kelley Still Nominated for Aberdeen Posts
The Aberdeen News notes that James Coffey for collector of internal revenue and J F Kelley for Aberdeen postmaster have not been withdrawn by President Wilson. The senate remains hopeful, with Cook and Wendell content, and district offices in North and South Dakota progressing despite delays that aggravate Coffey and Kelley and unsettle local Democrats during the heat.
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Aberdeen
James Coffey
Internal Revenue
J. F. Kelley
Senate
Wilson
South Dakota
Coffey
Kelley
Messrs
Cook
Wendell
North and
Baseball Clubs New York Philadelphia National Lea' Won
The pennant race in major league baseball shows New York and Philadelphia in close contention with standings near the .676 to .608 marks. Early reports indicate a tight race as teams chase the lead city by city.
National League Highlights From Boston to Philadelphia
Boston defeats St. Louis 6 to 2 as Griner walks three in the seventh, aided by Rariden’s double McDonald’s single and O’Leary’s error. Cincinnati wins 2 to 1 over Brooklyn in a pitchers' duel with Ames besting Allen. Miller caps Pittsburgh’s 6 to 4 win over Philadelphia with a two run homer in the 10th. Batteries listed for each game.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Louis
Boston A
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Doe Joston
Detroit
RY Okens
New York Oeelens
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Wichita
Columbus
Perry Scott Fucik
Minneapolis
Wacob Sweet
Pabe Souisville
Kansas City
St Paul
Speeta
Omaha
Toledo
Denver
Indianapolis
Closman and
Johnson
Hagerman
Denver Surte Tosuere
Opeka
Sioux City
Ase
Lincoln
Topeka
St. Joseph
Bhman
Carey Chelette
Johnson and McConnaughey
Boston
St. Louis
Mass
Griner
Rariden
McDonald
O'Leary
REDS
N. Y
Ames
Allen
Miller
Luck Helps Giants Stretch Win Streak to 138
The New York Giants beat Chicago 6 to 5 to extend their remarkable 138 game win streak. Key players Lavender Archer Bresnahan Tesreau Marquard and Meyers were noted in the game details.
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Giants
New York City
New York Giants
R. H. Gi Gav Olee
Lavender
Archer
Bresnahan
Tesreau
Marquard
Meyers
One Acre Is Enough for a Living in Mountain Home
George Higginbotham of Mountain Home Arkansas proves a single acre can yield a living through intensive farming. He keeps every inch productive with crops cows and chickens, selling eggs butter and vegetables to fund his family and future expansion plans. He now owns ten surrounding acres and plans to develop half as building lots while continuing small scale farming.
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Little Rock
Ark
George Higginbotham
Mountain Home
Higginbotham
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Mitchell, South Dakota
American Association
St. Paul
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Louisville
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Tyler
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Erie
Ames and
Clarke
Allen and Miller
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Camnitz, McQuillan, Cooper, Hendrix
Simon and Coleman
Mayer, Seaton and Killefer
Egges
W. H. Fritz
Optometrist
Co. E. Vermilyea
Jsing
Sereonal
W. Heyler Osteopath
Office Commercial & Savings Bank
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A. M. Bruce
Kirkville
City
N. Rowley St
Mitchell, S. D
J. F. Atkinson
M. S. Mendenhall
Kirksville
Zollman & Tipton Attorneys At Law
Western National Bk Building
Mitchell
F .A. DE Wolp
Western Nat’l Bank
BR. K
STAIR
Blenkiron
Attorneys-At-Law
A. E. Hitchcock
Commercial & Savings Bank
Lewis Shuster
Western Nat
Joseph Erler
R. E. Hardie Piano Company
Broadbent Bros. Morticians & Funeral Directors
W. H. Broadbent
C. W. Hull
Broadbent Brothers
Jebson’s
Broadbent
H. Noble & Son
4Th Ave
D. J. Noble
H. Noble
Scoop
Oie
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Goshess
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