State Leaders Decry Power as Constitutional Amendment Moves
A lengthy Thaiday's Daily piece quotes Dick Michard denouncing state leaders for abusing power as the House votes to submit a constitutional amendment on woman suffrage. The report covers legislative maneuvers, stalled bills, and debates on primary law repeal, with mentions of the Senate, judiciary actions, and various committee votes.
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Thaiday
Pierre
Dyk
O. Richards
Stichards
Senate
Certai
South Kota
For Responsible
Count Son of
Meade
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Equal Suffrage Debate Shapes South Dakota Legislature
In Pierre, the house and senate weigh equal suffrage amendments amid talks of retrenchment and budget bills. Lawmakers discuss state revenue, appropriations for insane asylums, county offices, printing contracts, and tax policy while party lines and procedural moves flag early in the session.
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Pierre
Ollivere
Tnt
Euler
Seri Min
USA
State Printing Department
Senate
Wat Swi
Avain
Nin
Tlsakoserya
Tong
Submieston
Messrs
Miderson
Clark
Anderson
Ersen
Bathsein
Bergren
Keesel
Bredvike
Unetholz
Turkshark
Cole
Cox
Courures
Crawford
Donohoe
Race
GU Joni
Hatt
Buffalo
Tail
Lyman
Hugin
Howe
Huntley
Johnston
Meade
Johnson
Sam
Johison
Yankton
Kenjard
Singdon
Table
Fundallist
March
Salm
Jecon
Moe
State committee cites reforms after probing expenditures
The legislature's special ingoat ating committee released a report detailing costly missteps and management flaws in state accounts. It faults several officials for shortfalls in cash books, improper voucher practices, and inadequate audits while urging stricter controls and revised accounting procedures.
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Anderson
Dent Read
State Board of Charities
All Corrections
A. W. Ewert
Guy G. Brary
State Food and True Commission
J. Hinds
Hedrick
Reed Heppetle
State Lund
C. Ke
Stablel
Fred Mueller
Depmty Insurance
Jol T. Nelson
Tasistait Secrevary
G. Ku Sellers
Olin Pures
Forner State House
Lyma FE
Tidaker
Mallory
American Exchange Tank
Ccn
Iwad
Nnl
Autor UK
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Uie
Levet
Aioe
Mepartentas
Stat
Public School Lands Auction Dates Announced
On April 5 the lands selected will be offered at public auction at the court house in Pierre between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Unsold common and school lands not under lease will be offered for sale on April 6 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the same court house in Pierre. Dated Pierre South Dakota 1915. Pomuis Fred Heppertee, slower of School.
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Bonestead
Pierre
Judiciary
Turner County
Board of Charities and Correction
Penitentiary
Reform School
Norby
Senate
Hichouko
Billy House
Oteravision
Toberte
Isa Rucknen
Cailson
Coun
Apeil
S. da
Charles Beebe Promoted To General Foreman
Charles A Beebe long serving railroadman and telegraph operator is promoted to general foreman of the locomotive department for the Slows City and Dakotse Division. He has worked as passenger engineer and traveling engineer over 26 years. a Mitchell resident for 14 years. He assumes duties March 1.
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Charles A. Beebe
Tevetal
Alisuaukee
Bebo
Keete
Y Sand
Ot Mitchell
Mort Smith
Boca Rtl
State League Bans Gambling Meeting Set For Tonight
The State League bans gambling in all forms as organizers prepare for a meeting in the city this evening. Promoters say the defense of the organization’s position has backing from local officials and expected attendance includes key figures from Aberdeenshire and surrounding areas.
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Teaune
Ursata Tay
Conley
Aber ‘Sen Commerciatein
USA
Prometeen
Ord
Mitchell
Seretary
Aberdech
Fe SeChord
Ant
Sant Yarniton
Mars Church Women Meet for Missionary Work Report
The Mars church Women of the Bible Society gathered for a Thursday meeting with a luncheon and service led by the rector. Miss Mary Louise led the solo. Mrs. Hurt spoke on missionary work. hostesses were Mrs. Cordes, Ellwein, and Heimborcer. The group voted to fund clothing shipments to mountain villages.
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Mier
Ress
Jose
Mary Louise
Dell Clark
Il. Hurt
Crow
Creek
Emon
Tagian
Erie
D.C. Cordes
Naulen Ellwein
Ars
A. Heimborcer
Tu de Wilde
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River House
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Tscharner
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Schoofer
Railway Commission
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Legal Department
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Pomuis
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Ovstof Corsseul
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