Debate Over Wilson Nomination to Federal Reserve Board
The text discusses President Wilson withdrawing his nomination of Jones to the Federal Reserve Bank board after Senate concerns about inconsistency and the use of business methods. It critiques land dividends, stock valuation, and alleged inequities in wartime finance policies, noting Jones’s past directorships and the political pressure shaping confirmation.
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Jones
Harvester Trust
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Wilson
Senate
Reserve Board
South Dakota Exposition Building Fund Appeals
The governor's commission seeks private subscriptions to finance South Dakota's exhibit for the San Francisco Pan Pacific exposition. Banks and real estate interests are urged to support, with neighboring states already collecting funds. Public response is requested to show state spirit and secure a building.
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South Dakota
Panpawacine, Exposition
San’ Francisco
Montane
Iowa
San Francisco
South “Dakota
North
Dakota
Agig
South
Botkota
North ‘Dakota
South, Dakota
Mitchell political investment urged for South Dakota expo
The article argues Mitchell should fund the South Dakota exposition building to reflect the corn palace identity. It notes public enthusiasm for a state landmark and comments on political figures including President Wilson, Roosevelt, and Bryan, plus a digression on European mediation and racial tensions.
New Building Planned for the Custer Sanitarium
The state board of charities and corrections, meeting last week in Custer, S D, voted to erect another pavilion at the Custer Sanitarium as part of its tuberculosis program.
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THE
Custer. Sanitarium
Custer, S. D
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Boy Monarch of Persia Takes Oath of Office
Ahmed Nurza, the sixteen year old, was sworn in as monarch in Tehran. The brief ceremony occurred in the National Council chamber with royal princes, high officials, and foreign diplomats present.
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Persia
Bultan
Ahmed Nurza
Stich
Pal
Fragmentary report on limited hospital care capacity
An OCR fragment notes restricted admissions with only five more patients to be accommodated beyond those already cared for. No further names, dates, or locations are legible in the text.
Prairie Fire Ravages Brule Reservation Range
The first extensive prairie fire of the summer burned a four mile wide by several mile long strip on the lower Brule reservation in southern Stanley county. A Fort Pierre delegation arrived by auto to help control the blaze. No buildings burned though range and fences suffered damage.
Editors Take Possession in Mitchell Visit by South Dakota Editorial Association
The South Dakota Editorial Association swept into Mitchell marking the close of its four day summer session at Ruskin park. Over a hundred editors and families were entertained at the Elks club luncheon where resolutions favored better circulation honesty and honors list plans, with thanks to Dowdell Millard and local hosts.
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Mitchell
Torren
Pancho Villa
South Dakota
Ruskin Park
Elks Club House
Pres
W. C. Lusk
J. Herick
Mitchell Commercial Club
W. A. Wheeler
Corn Palace Committee
R. BE. Dowdell
C. W. Ruth
Association
Messrs. Dowdell and
Millard
Huron
Commercial Club
People of
H. B. Yule
George H. Grace
F. W. Right
F. L. Mease
L. W. Robinson
J.F Halladay
Troqtois
Robert O. Schaber
Hudson Hurontte
C. P. Sherwood
de Smet’ News
Parker Press-Leader
Hans Ne Muth
Sioux Falls Deutcher Herald
J. D. Reeves
Groton Independent
E. B. Oddy
Woonsocket News
W.H. Rice
Faulkton Record
J. I. McNeil
Wessington Times
Yobp Wisher
Forestburg. Sentinel
W. W. Moyes
Bridgewater
Tribune
B. B. Yule
Milwaukee Park Idea Gains General Approval
The proposed city park southeast of the Milw auke round house adjoining Overlook addition has met broad approval after publicity in The Republican last Saturday. City Engineer Sid H Smith plans to submit a rough park draft to the park board next month. Dr W A Delaney suggested the idea about a year ago. The plan includes a boulevard around the lake, ground platting, and trees with the western portion east of the Sanborn street viaduct noted as a potential area.
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Milwaukee
Sid’ H Smith
City Park Board
W. A. Delaney
Ideal site proposed for baseball park and public playground
A land tract near the business district could be turned into a baseball park or public playground. A creek could be diverted through a covered aqueduct and the bottom land utilized with minimal grading. The Milwaukee road might support the beautification and improvement of this nearby site.
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Milwaukee Road
No trace of missing man Barl Rule
No trace has been found of Barl Rule the automobile mechanic who vanished a week ago from 604 East Sixth Avenue His wife searched for him and believes he wandered off perhaps to an Iowa city A letter from Mitchell says he departed to parts unknown and should sell the furniture and go to his mother in Iowa His mother Mrs C Rule of Ridway Ohio says he has mental trouble and has been treated at a sanitarium Police have not made a systematic search as no complaint has been filed by Mrs Rule against him
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Barl Rule
East Sixth Avenue
Iowa
Rule
C. Rule
Ridway
Ohio
Hungry Men Fed by Redfield Merchant
Redfield South Dakota Sunday morning July 19 W F Becker a local merchant provided coffee and doughnuts to about 350 hungry men gathering for harvest work. He posted a note offering free breakfast the next morning and extended the meal with crackers and cookies after the doughnuts ran out.
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Redfield
S. D
W. F. Becker
Becker
Liquor Offense Leads to Fine and Jail in Webster
Judge Bouck sentences John Mietke to 150 dollar fine and 30 days in jail for possessing liquor at home not for sale. August Gruba receives 200 dollar fine and 30 days in jail for a similar liquor in house offense.
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Webster
S. C
Thomas L. Bouck
Day
John Mietke
Miotke
August Gruba
Aberdeen Club Plans Traffic Bureau In South Dakota
Aberdeen South Dakota the Aberdeen commercial club will start a traffic bureau with a 900 dollar budget. A traffic manager has been hired but not named due to existing connections. The first year salary is 150 dollars a month. An additional 800 dollars is proposed for advertising to attract homeseekers. The budget committee has begun an ad campaign with folders showing farm scene photographs.
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Tate
Mitchell
South Dakota
South Dakota Exposition
Mitchell Corn’ Palace
Aberdeen, S. C
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Rattler Bite Hurts Edson Woman After Supposed Death
Mrs Forsythe of Edson near Faith was bitten by a rattlesnake after she attempted to remove its rattles believing the creature was dead. A doctor arrived quickly, saving her from serious illness or injury.
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Faith
LS. D
Mrs Chas S Blodgett Passes Suddenly at Rapid City
Mrs Chas S Blodgett known in Kimball for her family ties to the Blodgett grain and coal business died suddenly in Rapid City South Dakota on Saturday afternoon. She was wife of Chas Blodgett formerly of Kimball and a longtime Brule county figure. The Blodgetts moved from Kimball to Hermosa and later to Rapid City. Surviving are her husband a daughter Hattie and son Arthur who has resided in California. Arthur had been away for years. Mr Blodgett once ran on the Republican ticket for railroad commissioner.
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Kimball
S. D
Chas. S'Blodgett
Rapid City
Chas. Blodgett
Brule County
Hermosa
Blodgett
Ballet Girls Have Own Train for Ringling Circus Cast
A feature on the Ringling Brothers World Greatest Shows notes 300 ballet girls travel with the circus. They have a separate Pullman train, library, gym, and showers, overseen by Mrs. Hartzell and ballet master Ottokar Bartik. The dancers come from New York Metropolitan and European houses, perform 20 minutes in the big spectacle, and tour 30 to 40 states plus Canada.
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Sheba Whitch
Ringling ‘Brothers
George Hartizell
Ringling ‘Brothers’ Circus
Land of Spangles
Ottokar Bartik
Metropolitan Opera House
Dominion of Canada
Baillet
New York
Europe
Ringling Brothers” Circus
Mitchell
Local Rain Relieves Severe Dry Spell Near Pierre
A rain shower dropped sixty hundredths of an inch over a several mile wide area near Pierre South Dakota Thursday night, easing the drought conditions that had grown increasingly dry.
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Pierre
S. D
Boy Fatally Shot While Rabbit Hunting
Eight year old Hazuka was killed on White River while hunting with Erickson children. The Ericksons had unloaded the gun and left shells out of reach, but a shot fired during a chase struck Hazuka as he stepped in front of the gun. The Hazutka father, Joe, died by suicide last spring.
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Pierre
Hazuka
August Ericson
Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Joe Hazutka
Letcher Church Acts Against Sunday Baseball
The Letcher Congregational church passed Sunday resolutions praising State Attorney Bogue and Rev Krins for enforcing Sunday laws and requesting pastor T. W. Bradley to ensure no more baseball games are scheduled in Letcher on Sundays.
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Letcher
al Church
Letcher Congregational Church
Bogue
Krins
T. W. Bradley
Perkins County Deposits Rise Across Eleven Banks
The combined deposits in Perkins county banks total 619740.85 dollars across eleven towns, marking a large sum for a comparatively new county. Many residents have not yet made final proof on their homesteads or claimed related benefits.
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Perkins County
Bigou
Nomesteadiio
Sloan's Liniment touted for neuralgia relief and pains
Advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment relieves neuralgic headaches, nerve pains, sore throat, chest pains, and sprains without rubbing, with a Louisville user reporting four months of head pain ended after two to three nights. Bucklen's Arnica Salve also recommended for sores. Library children's hour set for Saturday from 10 to 11.
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Anette
Sloan's
Liniment
Jnstan
J. R. Swinger
Louisville
Sloan
Bucklen
Harley. Thomas
White Take
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New York Herald
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State Department
Mexico
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United States
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Panama Canal Zone
Lave
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Tehéran
National Council
the Royal
E Shaw
Six Mile
Stanley County
State Press Association
CITY
New Park
Park Board
Earl Rule
Aberdeen Club
Sioux City
C. L. Craighead
C A. Davis
Sain
A. M. Bruce
Kirksville
Fifth Ave
A. BE. Hitchcock
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell, South Dakota
Herbert E, Hitchcock
Commercial and Savings Bank
H. G. Giddings Charles F. Tym Giddings & Tym T.owners
Nate Bank
Zollman & Tipton
Mitchell National Bank
FE. V. Bobb
Broadbent Bros. Morticians and
W. H. Broadbent Co
W. Hull
Broadbent Bros
Jebson’s
Broadbent
H. Noble & Son Funeral Directors
Fourth Ave
West
D. J
Noble.& Son
Mitchell Publishing
CO. Deaintany
Daily Republican
Capital
Diehl Drug CO
Diehl & Brown
Letcher Church
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