Myrick Indicted on Conspiracy Charge in Postage Case
Boston bail set at 3090 for Herbert Myrick and James W. Cunningham of Springfield amid a conspiracy indictment to secure second class postage for the Orange Judd Northwest Farmstead by presenting false evidence. Myrick, an Orange Judd company president, is abroad. witnesses from the northwest attended. Clifford Willis of Minneapolis cites post office rate controversy. health notes and local move in Waktoe.
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Boston
Mass
James W. Cunningham
Springfield
United States
Herbert Myrick
Orange Judd Northwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Minn
Clifford Willis
The
Northwest Farmstead
Orange Judd North Farmstead
Harvest Nears in Lisbon as Farmers Ready Threshing
In Lisbon area harvests wind down with many farmers stocking grain and others awaiting threshing machines. Geo Miller plans to thresh for Chas Mereson this week. Social visits involve Mrs Walter Lawrence, Mrs Wheeler, Mrs Nicholson and daughter Mila, and Adlen Stevens family.
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Libon LL
Geo. Miller
Chas
Mereson
Walter Lawrence
Wheeler
Nicholson
Mila
John Miller
Mbert Stevens
Adlen Stevens
Prank Green
Mabel
Myrtle Green
Hazel
Florence Milloo
John Millers
Veteran Wins Damages Suit Against Home Board
Austin J. Lathrop, a state veteran, was awarded 400 damages in a district court suit against former Home Management commander Geddes and four current board members. The case followed a legislative inquiry and previous discharge disputes at the Hot Springs facility, with Geddes retired and several officials liable for malicious acts in judicial action. Judge Levi McGee presided.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Austin J. Lathrop
Geddes
Soldiers Home Board
Ol Geddes
Lathrop
Guy
Veussey
Col
Teddes
B. Geddes
Wurea
VY. Pitzpatrick
Rapid
Thomas C Orr
Brookings
Arthur Linn
Canton
Nels
Essenie
Techt
Spearfish
General Bonaparte in 1808 by B C Townsend
Stanley argues that Sherman act prosecutions could have succeeded in 1808 but no action was started. Townsend presents a view by an especial investigator noting missed enforcement opportunities under the Sherman law.
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Bonaparte
B.C. Townsend
Stanley
Imade
Penrose Backs Accused Senator in Lorimer Case
Washington D C Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania told the Lorimer committee he aided in Lorimer election and supported Hines influence. The testimony raised charges about a New York secretary of state copy fee and a telegram claiming a payment to hush the matter amid Payne Aldrich tariff discussion.
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Washington, D. C
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Lorimer-Hines
Senate
Lorimer Committee
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Mir. Hines
Secretary of State of
New York
Republican Campaign Fund
Voss
Cyrus McCormel
Lines Iai
Stenec James J. Neville
Stat Office
Dave
Willian Hargess
Duluth
HW. H. Wohlsant
Burgess
Hines
Taft
Sohl- 1
Wes
Witnes
Albert J. Wopkins
Hopkins
Ines
Hopkin
O. Lowden
H. Ff. Boutelleere
Lassert
Mir Lorimer
Ill and Death Notice From Ethan Kihan Area
Mrs O Rourkes little daughter ill with cholera infantum. Funeral for Edwin Van Ningen aged ten held. pallbearers listed. Community sympathy extended to the van Ningen family. Residents visiting relatives and threshing underway as others plan visits.
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Joe Minty
Rey
Thomas
Vickers
L. A. Ceathout
Andrew Thompson
Mer. van Ningen
Western Canada harvest drives labour demand and rail offers
The article notes 160000 farm hands needed for harvest in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with railways offering low rates to boundary points. It forecasts 200000000 bushels of wheat, yields of 15 to 25 bushels per acre, profits up to 14000 dollars, and land price rises from 2 to 5 dollars per acre. Harvest starts July 25 and runs five to six weeks, with threshing through November.
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Manitoba
Hashkitchewan
Alberta
Abor
Canada
Saskatchewan
Harvester Trust Found Monopolistic Trust, Report Says
Washington DC A department of justice official reports the International Harvester Company as a combination in restraint of trade. The finding was presented by Congressman Stanley to the Democratic steel investigation committee chairman today.
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Vester Company
Stanley
Roosevelt Defines Trouble in Alaska
Ex President Roosevelt discusses Alaska scandals over the past three years. He argues development is slowed by capitalists seeking vast profits, and rail and law conflicts hinder honest progress, while Congress is swayed by corporate influence.
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New York City
Roosevelt
Alaska
Ca Puasevel
Senate Backs Canada Reciprocity Bill Despite Opposition
The reciprocity measure passes the Senate 83 to 27 after all amendments fail. The bill goes to the president for signature, with multiple republicans and democrats split on the vote and press criticism mounting over newspaper influence on policy. Senators La Follette and Hitchcock clash over paper duties and tariff reform as debate closes.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Beverly
Lavollette
United States
Senatcer Lye Pollette
Wisconsin
la Vollette
Finance Committee
La“ollette
Lafollette
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Labollette
la Mollette
Reist
la Jollette
English Fear Grips Public Over Moroccan Crisis
London reports panic and wild rumors as the Moroccan situation dominates headlines. Some claim Germany has declared war or that a German fleet is approaching the east coast, but officials say the government is not alarmed by the outcome.
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London
Hneland
Germany
England
Germany and France Enter Third Week of Morocco Talks
Berlin reports the third week of negotiations over the Moroccan situation as France and Germany exchange stiff positions. German silence is viewed as ominous signaling strained relations while France reportedly rejects Germanys propositions.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Redfield Man Declares Candidacy For Congress
Aberdeen South Dakota reports show a free for all GOP primary for 1912 with many contenders for governor, three congressional seats, and the Senate. Dr H V Ratte of Rapid City and N P Bromley of Redfield enter the field with Bromley stating independence from bosses and support for reform but against court reading wards into reform.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
Robert J. Gamble
H. V. Ratte
Rapid City
N. Pp. Bromley
Redfield
Bromley
Congress
Wickersham Denies Alaska Story Before Judiciary Panel
Attorney General Wickersham testified before the House committee on the judiciary and flatly denied Alaska Delegate Wickersham’s charge that he refused to investigate the Controller Bay grab.
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Washington, D. C
Wickersham
House Committee On Judiciary
Toto
Alaska
Bay “Grab
Vermillion Ditch Dredge Breaks Champagne On Deck
Vermillion river launch attracts hundreds as RP W Peterson speaks and Miss Jay Stevens christens the dredgeboat Vermillion. The vessel 41 by 110 feet widens the river for the Vermillion Valley ditch, a 14 mile, 75 foot wide project costing about 170000 funded by landowners. Completion hoped by April 1 1913 with McWilliams Dredging in charge.
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Vermillion, S. D
RP. W. Peterson
Clay County
Jay Stevens
Rex Stevens
Waldorf
Vermillion
Vermillion Valley
United States
McWilliams Dredging Company
Clay Creek
Taft Tours Civil War Trail After Flooded Trip
President Taft endured a muddy, stormy trek from Washington to Manassas to speak near the Civil War battlefield. He urged broad arbitration with Great Britain and France and hinted a pact with Germany Italy and the Netherlands may follow, with Japan possibly joining. Secret Service detours and stranded senators marked the perilous journey as Taft quipped about historic travel hardships.
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Manassas
Washington
Taft
France
United States
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Japan
Capitol
Secret Service
White House
Prohibition Vote To Be Contested In Texas Courts
Austin reports a legal contest likely to determine the statewide prohibition result. Early returns show a dry lead shrinking to under five thousand as judges finish tallying votes. Final results were not expected until tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Austin
Texas
Ice Plant Fire Burns in Pierre South Dakota
The Crystal Ice Company plant in Pierre South Dakota was destroyed by a morning fire causing about 20000 dollars in losses. Insurance coverage stood at seven thousand dollars. The cause of the blaze is not yet known.
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Pierre
Pierre, S. D
Crystal ‘Ice Company
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