Dakota Wesleyan University Holds Baccalaureate Exercises
President Kerfoot delivers the class sermon at the baccalaureate service as Dr. Weir leads morning exercises. A large choir performs Schubert and Mozart pieces, with emphasis on The Omnipotence. Dr. Stout’s sermon anchors the university sermon in Romans 12:2 and emphasizes personal transformation.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Kerfoot
Weir
University
James Stout
St. Paul
E. W. Hobson
School of Music
Schubert
Schubert-Spicker
Chadwick
James Frank Stout
St. Panul
Minn
Dr. Kerfoot
G. F. Notson
Railroad Engineers Win Wage Increase Ruling
The federal arbitration board ruled for enginemen in the wage dispute with 49 railroads west of Chicago. It granted 60 percent of the 12 1/2 percent demand, with wages varying by service class. The three week hearing featured many witnesses on cost of living as railroads argued they could not afford the raise.
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Chicago
Federal Arbitration Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Arbitration Board
W T McConnell Expands Banking Interests Across Towns
W T McConnell has rearranged banking ties in Alpena Wessington Springs and Mitchell. The Virgil State Bank stake passed to First National, W J Heberlain to assume a First National post, and Alpena Bank moved to First National with McConnell elected president. New cashiers and directors bolster a larger regional banking network.
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W. T McConnell
Alpena
Wessington Springs
Democrat
McConnell
Virgil State Bank
W. J. Heberlain
First National
Bank of Alpena
W. T. McConnell
W. R. Finloson
Citizen’s National
Woonsocket
S. E. Morris
Western National
Mitchell
S. B. Morris
H. H. Holmes
Sioux City
J. E. Shull
W. R. Finlayson
Morris
Crop conditions update across Huron region noted
Reports indicate a cool mostly cloudy week with temperatures from 28 to 75. May showers touched Manchester Vilas Centerville Houghton and Redfield before a general Thursday night rainfall. Small grain stands well though some south line fields needed replanting. corn planting nearly finished. flax sowing underway. hay backward but expected to improve with rain. western territories ahead in growth due to recent rains.
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Huron
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Manchester
Vilas
Centerville
Houghton
Redfield
Missouri River
School of Music Annual Concert Shines at City Hall
The Dakota Wesleyn community attended the School of Music and Oratory annual concert at city hall Monday evening. Students in piano voice violin and oratory performed to an appreciative audience. Professors Hobson Lombard Fullinwider and Hardy lead the departments, driving a higher standard and stronger student output.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Schools of Music and Oratory
Hobson
Lombard
Fullinwider
Hardy
School of Oratory
Pitc hard Blasts Western Medical Schools In Speech
Dr Henry S Pitc hard president of the Carnegie foundation told the American Medical Association in St Louis that western medical colleges turn out three times as many incompetent physicians as can be assimilated.
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St. Louis
Henry S. Pitchard
Carnegie Foundation
Western Medical Colleges
American Medical Association
Insurgents Spare Speaker Cannon to Aid Smith Campaign
In Washington, insurgents in the House opt not to oust Speaker Cannon this session. They fear removing him would aid Walter I. Smith of Ninth Iowa in his bid to succeed Cannon.
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Washington, D. C
Cannon
Friends
Walter I. Smith
Iowa
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