Reciprocity bill fate debated by Senate and Burke in South Dakota
The article reports Congressman Burke and South Dakota delegates discussing reciprocity bill prospects. It notes anticipated Senate action, possible presidential trip, and concerns about impact on farmers and industry. Burke predicted passage by Senate. apportionment debate and wool tariff considerations are highlighted.
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Charles H. Burke
Corn Palace
Burke
Gorn Palace
Mitchell
Pate
Knoxville
Tenn
Washerly
Mass
Kan- Reid
Willy
Senate
Kaleth Rawn
Con& E.feedis
Ian Burke
Ahan
South ‘Dakota
Wille
Democratic Debate Over Wool Tariff Shifts Rages
The excerpt notes Senator Bailey planning an amendment to cut tariff on woolen goods from 45 to 80 percent and raise raw wool duty from 20 to 30 percent. It cites Bryan arguing the party once backed free wool, while questioning current Democratic stance.
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Bailey
Bryan
Democratic Party
Taft Cana dian reciprocity debate in senate
Senator Burton defends the presidents Cana dian reciprocity pact and urges passage without amendment while Senator Cummins attacks using speeches to sway public opinion rather than presidential power. The session extended as the senate debated duties and farmer interests versus consumer prices amid talk of a 1 to 6 schedule.
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D. C
Taft
Senate
Lurton
Ohio
Burton
Cummins
Iowa
Indianapolis
Congress
Canadien Commission
Gronna Denounces Taft and Reciprocity Pact in Senate
Senator Gronna of North Dakota condemned President Taft and the reciprocity bill in a Senate speech. He argued the president acts on foreign nations and eastern manufacturers and that reciprocity benefits only Canadian farmers. He warned the pact would surrender American farmers' markets without compensation.
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Blil
Gronna
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Senate
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Woman Aids Escape Of Prisoners From County Jail
Chicago report says three desperate criminals seized a pistol from a woman visitor, overpowered a guard and worked through the night to escape the jail, but guards captured them before dawn as a car waited outside. In Sioux Falls, Wallace L. Dow aged 67, pioneer resident and architect, died of a stroke at home, father of B C Dow Daily Argus Leader manager.
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Sioux Falls
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Wallace L. Dow
Sioux Falis
B. C. Dow
Daily Argus Leader
Editor Senn Victim of Assault in Downtown Stabbing Case
Meadwood S J K L Senn editor of the Pelegram is laid up after an assault by P N Carr owner of the Mansion. The attack occurred on Shine street as both passed a woman. Senn was struck multiple times and suffered a broken rib. Carr pleaded guilty in Judge McDonough's court and was fined 24 dollars. Senn remains bedridden with serious injuries and may need surgery.
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Two Barns Burned In Fire Threatening Lumber Yard
A fire destroyed two adjacent barns on Joseph Loevinger’s residence property at 207 Second Avenue East. A horse perished in one barn owned by Louis Beckwith. Firefighters, aided by ex-members, saved the Burns Lumber Yard and nearby residence amid strong northwest winds.
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Joseph Loevinger
Second Avenue
Louis Beckwith
Loevinger
Burns Lumber Yard
Lee- Winger
Kansas Congressman Alexander C. Mitchell Dies After Surgery
Lawrence Kansas reports Congressman Al exander C. Mitchell of Kansas died today following an operation for stomach trouble. He was taken ill in March two weeks after entering Congress.
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Lawrence, Kas
Alexander CG. Mitchell
Kansas
Mt Vernon News and Weekend Social Roundup
Mt Vernon residents took in a Fourth of July program at Johnson's Grove with a morning program, ball game, and afternoon races. Activities included visits by Mrs Knut Newton and Mrs Ella Mabbett, youngsters at a dance in the Mt Vernon opera house, and local travel mentions.
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Onal Snyder
Mull
Knut Newton
Grocklyn
Jack Welch
Gerdes
Jessie Welchoe Geddes
Mabbett
Ella
Black Hills
Geo. Newton
Wells & Miller
Mitchell
Bessie Mibbott
Plankinton
John Hoesch
Johnson’s Grove
Ell
Mt. Verner
Blenden
Lee Teesdale
Russell Tomas
Mt. Vernon Opera House
Appreciation for Firemen by Mitchell Home Guard
Mitchell Wire Department members who stayed home from the tournament were visited by Robert Burns who gave twenty five dollars and a case of mineral water in thanks for work done at the fire that threatened his lumber yards. Earlier Joseph Loevinger sent two boxes of cigars. the Home Guard offered a vote of thanks to both men.
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Mitchell Wire Department
Rober Burns
Joseph Loevinger
Home Guard
Farmer saved by his young daughter in blaze
Sioux Walls, 5. D. The heroism of 14 year old daughter saved John Denker a Gregory county homesteader when overcome by heat and smoke while trying to rescue his car from a burning building. Lightning set the fire and neighbors could not help, leaving only smoldering ruins. Denker faced about 1200 dollars in losses.
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Sioux Walls
5. D
John Denker
Gregory County
Denker
Dublin Sees Mixed Reception For King George Arrival
King George and Queen Mary arrived in Dublin to a crowd of soldiers officials and street observers. The royal party toured the Royal College of Science after luncheon as newspapers report a cool welcome from portions of the Irish public.
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Queen Mary
Dublin
Royal College of Science
Fisherman Survives 36000-Volt Shock in Wisconsin
Max Engels of Wigh Falls was shocked when his steel fishing rod touched a power line behind a powerhouse. The 36000 volt blast knocked him unconscious but artificial respiration revived him.
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Marrinett
Wis
Max Eengles
Wigh Falls
Deserted State House as Vacation Grips Pierre
State offices will be largely empty for the rest of the month as the governor visits Watertown for two weeks and most Supreme Court officials take annual leave. Only the state auditor and land commissioner remain. many offices operate with reduced summer staff well into the month.
Summer Fallow Urged for State by Farm Editor
H M Harden of the Dakota Farmer urges South Dakota farmers to adopt summer fallow to counteract light rainfall. A Brown county field shows a central summer fallowed strip yielding a tall, healthy crop while adjacent fall plowed and spring plowed areas fail. Harden says plow up failing land now and summer fallow for a big next year crop to conserve moisture and improve soil.
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Kota
Brown County
Narden
Aberdeen
Lyman County Eyes Public Artesian Wells for Grouse Township
Assistant State Engineer R. Green travels to Grouse township as Ly man county seeks nine artesian wells at public expense. Wells would feed nearly every farm through surface drainage, ending lengthy water hauls amid dry weather. If successful this pilot could prompt similar requests from other townships statewide.
Balloon tragedy near Phillips claims Schultz life
Charles Schultz of Oklahoma City died when a burning balloon rope entangled him during an attempted ascent near Phillips, Coalgate. The balloon broke loose as flames spread, lifting Schultz several hundred feet before the rope gave way.
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Coalgate
Okla
Charles Schultz
Oklahoma City
Phillips
Here
Schultz
Deadwood Records Hottest June In Black Hills
Rapid City weather reports confirm Deadwood and the Black Hills endured the hottest June on record with a mean temperature of 71 degrees, surpassing the previous 70 degree average. The data from Weather Observer Lager indicates nationwide heat will persist through summer.
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Black Hills
Lager
Rapid City
Weather Highlights Set Record Lows and Highs
A report notes 0.72 inch precipitation at one station the lowest since 1898 while Deadwood records a June 2 high of 3 degrees and another site notes 2.9 inches of rain along with the coolest June 26 at 68 degrees.
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Foo
Deadwood
Murder mystery links to Monday night attack
Adolph Haut and his son told officers they saw John Dore with several men on Friday. A descrip tion of a suspect was provided. Two saloon keepers saw Dore’s body and identified the suspect in their establishments as late as Monday. Daniel Dore, brother of the murdered man, due to arrive this afternoon for information.
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Adolph Haut
John Dore
Haut
Dore
Mar
Daniel Dore
Herd Law to Be Brought into Court in Westward Counties
Farmers of Zu rich county contest the extension of the herd law west of the Missouri by arguing the old law was unconstitutional as class legislation. They seek court ruling to secure immediate open range benefits while awaiting Nov 1912 outcomes.
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Aberdeen
Zurich County
Missouri River
Mt Vernon Man Wins 8 Tourney In Rapid City Area
A Mt Vernon competitor dominates the eight event South Dakota carnival with several sprint wins led by rapid City entrants. Katie Caretta is named carnival queen amid heat and fast times as spectators tour local attractions and inspect Home stake works open all week.
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Wns
Scotland
Central City
Plotner
Chief
Roach
Foreman
Boyce
McMahon
Santa Rosa wreck leaves 29 dead off Arguello coast
Santa Barbara reports 29 drowned when the steamer Santa Rosa broke up on Point Arguello rocks. Four seamen and 25 passengers perished. up to 290 aboard were saved or rescued amid failed attempts to land. Reports cite Captain Faris delaying landfall as conditions worsened.
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Arguello
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Calif
Point Arguello
Here
Centralia
Helen P. Drew
Referendum on License Sparks Sharp Vote in Yankton
In Yankton South Dakota a special referendum election on saloon licenses produced a heavy turnout for the season. The result shows 53 ye ar and 58 nays with J F Plat of Sioux Falls Brewing Co defeated and John Reding Jr's license granted. Dr Cox's Painless Blister priced 50c is advertised as painless for various horse ailments. For sale by all druggists.
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J. F. Plat
Sioux Falls Brewing Company
John Reding Jr
Dr. Cox
Sweeney
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