Stone pledge questioned in Sioux Falls capitol stone debate
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader urges Governor Crawford be held to account over promises about using South Dakota stone for the Pierre capitol. It recalls May primaries when voters were shown Sioux Falls stone versus Bedford stone and urged to back insurgent delegates, with later denials of any pledge.
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Minnehaha County
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Col Parker in Washington sparks city sigh of relief
The Pukwana Press-Reporter notes Col Parker survived the trip to the capital and returned home safely. It mocks his preemptive political statements about South Dakota's future actions and criticizes Erer. Wentzy for sarcastic remarks about state administration and insurance statements.
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Washington
South Dakota
Black Hills
Wentzy
Pukwana
Col. Parker
Start Next Spring Campaign Plans Submitted to Administration
In the future plans for a spring campaign are to be submitted to the administration. The advisory notes emphasize the importance of preparation and coordination for successful execution.
Secretary Stranska to Seek Pacific Accord on Japanese Troubles
Secretary Stranssa of the commerce and labor department travels to the Pacific coast to gather information on Japanese troubles. He will present findings to the president with hope for amicable arrangements to ease wounded feelings among Japanese.
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Commerce and Labor Department
Pacific Coast
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San Francisco Mayor Guilty of Graft in Earthquake Era
Mayor Schmitz faced a graft trial in San Francisco and was found guilty by a jury. He is to be sentenced on June 27, insisting on innocence and claiming unfair trial before Judge Dunne. The city aims to rebuild and clean up its administration, using the case as a warning.
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San Francisco
Dunne
Japanese Press Censor Warns Editors Over US Japan Talks
The Japanese censor warns editors to stop discussions that could provoke hostilities between the United States and Japan. Japanese papers have become belligerent in recent commentary on the points at issue and show growing boldness in their remarks. The censor has penciled heavily on articles referring to this country and the matter at hand.
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Denver News
Aberdeen Women Defend Culture Against Minneapolist Jibe
Minneapolis dispatch notes Mrs. Grant Smith Mason spending 1200 on clothes in one day while Aberdeen remains tied to poke bonnets and handmade millinery. Aberdeen News defends its city as the most cultured between Minneapolis and Seattle.
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Minneapolis
Seattle Times
George G. Mason
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Aberdeen News
Seattle
Child Labor Foe Gains Backing of Senator Beveridge
A Minneapolis charity board meeting features Senator Beveridge of Indiana delivering a vehement assault on child labor. He vows a war by the American people against the infamy, citing 2,000,000 suffering children and urging constitutional defense of their rights. The report also discusses rising Japanese assertiveness and U S policy on keeping alien races out, urging peace but readiness to fight if needed.
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Senator Beveridge
Indiana
National Board of Charities and Corrections
Minneapolis
Minister Conger remembered for service over wealth
The Iowa minister who later served in China left only a modest estate of a little over a thousand dollars. His enduring legacy lies not in money but in a conscientious life devoted to government service and the duties of his calling.
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Iowa
China
Railroad meeting advances Mitchell to Brookings line
A Madison gathering last Monday moved toward building a railroad from Mitchell to Brookings via Madison. Representatives from Brookings Madison Mitchell Salem Vilas and Orland formed a committee to organize and appoint incorporators with plans for a preliminary survey and a June 19 Brookings meeting to finalize the body corporate.
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Madison Sentinel
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T. B. Todd
F. B. Raymond
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A. E. Clough
John Wadden
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Chas. B. Kennedy
J. A. Johnson
Dr. Clough
Madison Committee
Marshall, Minn
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Clarno
W. L. Doty
Epiphany
Kr. B. Raymond
Roskie
Masons at Lead Elects Officers Amid Flood at Lodge
Delegates returning from Lead in the Black Hills report heavy rains caused flooding that overflowed a dining room at the Smead hotel eight inches deep. George A. Johnston and others were present. Charles W. Adams elected Very Eminent Grand Commander of Knights Templar. Mrs. Clara A. Lukens named Grand Treasurer of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter.
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Black Hills
George A. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Smead
Mitchell
Charles W. Adams
Knights Templar
Clara A. Lukens
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
A Fortunate Texan Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills
Mr IE W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dallas testifies the past year he has become acquainted with Dr Kings New Life Pills and finds them effectively relieve malaria and biliousness. He notes they don t grind nor gripe and mentions Diehl Brown s drug.
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St. Louis St
Dallas, Tex
Dr. King
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