Wilson to Decline In-Person Access to Candidates
President Wilken announces he will not meet candidates for office in person unless invited. New Jersey visitors witness Joseph I. Tumulty sworn in as Secretary of the President and Charles C. Crane discusses ambassadorial prospects. Crane’s appointment and cabinet reshuffle loom as Wilson submits cabinet nominees to the Senate.
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White House
Wilken
New Jersey
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Charles C. Crane
Chicnago
Hle
Crane
Wilson
New Nien
Senate
Edgar K
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
John J. Marble
California
Commission
Franklin I. Lane
Interior
Lipton Seeks New Race for the American Cup
London reports a Lipton backed challenge by the royal Ulster Yacht Club for a 1914 American Cup series. The bid, to be under old rules, aims at New York Yacht Club delivery. Lipton avoided confirming details while preserving secrecy and courtesy.
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London
England
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
America
Lipton
New York
New York Yacht Club
Tests of serum barred by board in New York
New York City and Dr. Pf. I. Friedmann of Berlin abandoned all plans to test his tuberculosis serum in New York hospitals without a license. The board of health and its advisory committee rejected patient tests but offered to conduct nonpatient sample tests if Friedmann provided a treatment sample.
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New York City
PF. I. Friedmann
Berlin
New York
Board of Health
New York County Medical Society
Jk. HI. Lederle
Commissioner of Health
Leberle
Friedmann
Newspapers scarce on Le Beau branch
Cresbard residents report suspension of many papers along the St. Louis road branch from Conde to LeBeau. Only the Chelsea Herald remains. Efforts are underway to guarantee patronage to lure F. O. Mark of the Beacon into publishing power.
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Cresbard
M. D
Cresbard Peacon
St. Louis
Conde
LeBeau
Chelsea Herald
LeBeaux Phenix
Edward McBride
Pierre
Chelsea
Creschard
F. O. Mark
the Beacon
Postmaster Case Opinion Strips South Dakota Parties
Attorney General Johnson issues an opinion on the urehards Primary law noting there are no legal party organizations in South Dakota until after December primaries under the act. He says no legal postmaster primaries can occur without a party in existence and that elections would be limited to the party in power, with ballots requiring specific voter endorsements and enrollment rules. He references Justice Carson’s dissent and signals readiness for a Supreme Court test on enrollment and candidacy rules.
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Juctien Carson
Supreme Court
John On
Tieles
Carson
General Appropriation Bill Passed by the Senate
In Pierre S D the Senate moved a key step on the general appropriation bill after the House reconsidered the deficient printing measure. The session advanced a printing bill and adopted a Senate substitute with separate contracts for journals, while House bills on travel expenses farm funds and tax powers advanced or were substituted.
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Vivian
State Tax Commission
House
Democrats Celebrate In House Session With Joint Cheers
Easter time proceedings saw Democrats given five minutes to celebrate the incoming president as Republicans joined in a brief bipartisan murmur. The Senate passed a general appropriation bill after a contest over amendments and then approved a series of measures including service liens for breeding animals and taxing rules. The day ended with Democratic members speaking and Senator McMansters of Yankton delivering the final remarks while Mather of Brown presided.
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House Democrats
Ziebach
Juff
Enair
Senate
House
McMansters
Yankton
Mather
Brown
Anderson the Man Wilso Started Probe Pierre
An article profiles Mr. Anderson a progressive lawmaker from Clark County Wisconsin. It notes his role initiating a joint resolution to probe state affairs and his leadership on temperance and appropriations committees. It highlights his push to curb saloon numbers and his early support for Senator Lafollette.
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Wilo
Pierre
S. 1
Ile
Senator Lafotlette
Congress
Wisconsin
Willow Lake
Clark County
Farmers’ Elevator
Hirod
Wolt
Appropriations
Ways and Means
State Highway Commission Sets Special Order on Funds
In Pierre South Dakota the afternoon session sees the house take up special orders with the appropriation bills proceeding as a focus of the session.
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State Highway Commission
Pierre
S. D
House
Mexicans Fire the First Shot on the Border Clash
Reports say Mexican troops near Douglas Arizona fired at a detached American post about 2000 yards south of the camp. General Bliss notes two U S troops observed the incident, machine gun fire exchanged briefly, one person wounded.
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Washington
Douglas
Ariz
United States
Raodiern
Bliss
Port Sam Won-eton
Die
Tvs
Guilfove
Acuna Priory
Maderistas
Destroyer S 178 Sunk After Collision in North Sea
German torpedo boat S 178 was rammed by the cruiser Yorck in the North Sea. Sixty six crewmen drowned including the commander Lieut Kock and the first officer. The surgeon and fifteen men were saved. The boat was new and returning from maneuvers with the battleship fleet and other vessels.
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Hehdlann
Germany
Yorck
North Sea
Lieut
Kock
Furchner Heads to Hot Springs for Spring Prep
Rube Furchner, formerly of the Western League, left Plankinton for Hot Springs Arkansas to train two weeks for the baseball season. He has been out of condition with a weak right wing but reports no arm trouble after pleasant weather workouts. If opportunities align, he plans to join a Seattle league team. Over the last two years Furchner has played with teams in South Dakota.
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Plankinton
S. D
Rube” Furchner
Hot Springs
Ark
Furchner
Wether
Seattle
Meet at Pierre Wilson men win faction resolves appoints
In Pierre South Dakota the anti Coffey Democrats met at the court house with Coffey faction reps. They adopted resolutions endorsing Woodrow Wilson and the open primary, pledged to push reforms and send two officials to Washington to present their case. In Washington the House and Senate Democrats chose leaders with Kern as Senate leader and Burleson as postmaster general. Republicans named Gallinger as caucus chair.
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John T. Heffron
Deadwood
Nefors
Clark
Huron
Tom Ayres
Huntley
J. T
Tien
Thos. Marshall
Democratic Congress
Johnson
Star Chamber
Democratic State Committee
Richard W. Clark
John A. West
Democratic Party
Win
Coffey-Johnson-Taubman
Washington
Coffey
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
John W. Kern
Indiana
Martin
Virginia
Burleson
Texas
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Aberdeen Bank Clearings Hit $2.82 Million in February
Aberdeen South Carolina bank clearings totaled 2,821,739.49 for February, up 1,650,348.99 from February 1912. The week ending March 1 showed a year over year gain of 193,455.19.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Clearing House Association
Riots Over Inauguration Crowd At Washington Parade
Thousands of celebrants returned home as riots marked the exodus from Union Station and stations across the capital. Police were brushed aside at gates while State troops and marching bands filled the rail hubs. About 300000 people witnessed the ceremonies as crowds pressed toward the White House and the Capitol for the special Senate session.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Capitol
Senate
Congress
Weather Outlook for South Dakota Briefing
Generally fair conditions prevail tonight and Thursday across South Dakota as a moderate cold wave grips central and eastern portions. Temperatures drop with some frigid nights ahead.
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South Dakota
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