Glassner Denies Knowledge of Gravel Salary and Bribe Claims
Testimony alleges Frank Glassner paid a monthly salary to Gravel and signed a blank voucher for ninety five dollars. Senator Bowell allegedly offered to drop a school lands inquiry for one hundred dollars. Witnesses describe receipts, transfers, and a broader investigation into state land and public lands management.
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Drom Wriday
Dally Pierze
Cglisner
Tanelie Winkah
Stare Land Department
Glaser
State Hind Department
Gratel
Amoun
Wis
Department
Einker
Granel
Trinker
Senney BO
Bowell
J. Prinker
Idaled
Henry Revim
Madison
Land Department
Frank Glassner
Glassner
M. Penn
Revim
Clasner
Printing contracts probe sparks expected floor contest
The printing trade opposes the investigative committee report saying it is unwarranted and omits favorable testimony. They accuse bid collusion claims as unfounded and warn the matter may trigger a floor fight. Separately Richards primary act debate sees sharp exchanges as Mather calls the bill a juggernaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
Fac
Richards
Senate
Mather
Legislation Action Drags With Senate Debates In Watertown Era
The body debated reconsiderations on Senate bills 47 222 and 230 and defeated a proposal to start a new insane hospital at Watertown. Bills on petroleum handling fireproof buildings and school funding advanced or were postponed as committees push to clear measures before night sessions. The session saw calls to set matters as special orders and to limit further investigation into many items.
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Wapertown
Statenroth
Warat
Senate
Watertown
Bielski
Ziehach
Patterson
Potter
House
Enate
Senate debates over Richards primary and appropriations
The Senate debated bills and motions, including a long fight over the Richards primary and funding for public accounts. Key items: killing Senate bill 279 on certified public accountants, extending investigation committees, and a $5,000 appropriation. passage of Senate bill 257 on coal heat units. defeat of a constitutional amendment to create a state bank guaranty fund. and a clash on the Richards primary law with Mather and Richards in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giedt
McPherson
Anderson
York
Itsell
Forbeck
Senate
Oregon
United States
Richards
Ln Mather
R. O. Richards
Senate passes resolution on purchasing the Philip herd
The Senate adopted a resolution memorializing Congress to purchase the Philip herd while other houses hold night sessions. A Richards lawyer signals support and calls for guidance to start the operation and stop it when desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messare
Richards
Senate
Congress
Mayor Hitchcock Returns Home From Caribbean and Yucatan
Mitchell mayor A I Hitchcock arrived back after a trip to Cuba and Yucatan with views on Mexico. He warned that Mexican government instability will persist and that only a despot with progress may govern. He noted Merida as a modern, peaceful city and reported meetings with local residents.
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Mexico
A. I. Hitchcock
Cuba
Yucatat
Midero
Hitchcock
Wavanna
Merida
Yucatan
Huusband
Chicago
Havana
A. B. Seaton
F. A. Bidwell
Bidwells
St. Petersboro
Florida
Mitchell
Hitchcoclk
Elie Ie
Probe AllegedPrinting Plant Plan At Pierre Meeting
Testimony at a joint committee hearing described Urdahl asking expert McBride to tally printing bills for two city plants and hinted at a future large plant funded by Mundt associates. Mundt and Urdahl deny connections, Dalton and Comstock recall broad talk but not specifics. The committee will pause further inquiry due to private nature of alleged conversations.
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Pierre S. I
Wd. McBride
Jainter
Urdahl
Pierre
McBride
Mr. Mundt
Mr. Urdahl
Salem Civic League Forms to Enforce Law in Salem
A Salem civic league organized after revival meetings elected J. W. Gibson as president L. S. Tyler as vice president Mrs W Mitchell as secretary and A E Kaech as treasurer plus an executive committee. The group aims to improve moral and financial conditions and curb saloons while also considering city commercial interests.
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Salem
S. D
J. W. Gibson
L. 5. Tyler
Mm. W. Mitchell
A. &E. Kaech
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Skin Cure and Relief
Advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick permanent remedy for most skin diseases as well as burns and bruises. It cites John Deve of Gladwin Michigan, who spent $400 on doctors before reporting cure after twelve years with a skin ailment. 25 cents.
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Bucklen
John Deve
Gladwin
Mich
Bucklena
Diehl& Brown
Fire at Dewey hotel in Omaha leaves dozens dead
A blaze at the three story Dewey hotel in Omaha early today killed at least twenty, with estimates rising as firefighters battled freezing temperatures and wind. Dozens were injured or burned, some leaping from windows, as guests fled in nightwear and floors collapsed.
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Omaha
Nebr
Dewey Hotel
Neb
Death of County Auditor Peckham in Alexandria
County Auditor Peckham dies at his home in Alexandria after a four month illness due to heart and kidney trouble. He settled in the county in the 1870s and ran a hardware business in Alexandria and briefly at Charles City Iowa. Survived by his widow and six children, funeral at the Presbyterian church Friday at two with Masonic rites and honors from the Ancient Order United Markmen M W A and M B A.
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Alexandria
Peckham
Minnesota
A. J. Mc
Charles City
Iowa
W. L. Ryburn
I. A. Bond
A. KF. Ainsworth
Woodbine
J. W. Peckham
Parkston
HH. Peckham
Gage
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
Order of United Markmen
New York City Faces Suit Over Coat Leather Trust
A government civil action filed in U S district court alleges the so called coat or leather trust violated the Sherman act. The suit seeks dissolution and remedies against the enterprise operating in New York City and tied to the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Coatar Trust
United States District Court
Inaugural Parade Highlights Broad Military Civic Presence
State troops from Pennsylvania Massachusetts Maryland Georgia Connecticut Virginia North Carolina Rhode Island Maine Michigan Ohio and other states joined a large show of regulars. Cadets from Carlisle Indian School and Virginia Military Institute led the parades followed by veterans and patriotic groups. Civic divisions featured Tammany Hall Princeton University Woodrow Wilson Club and thousands of college students. President Wilson reviewed the procession and left the White House as Taft departed, with fireworks planned after sundown.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maryland
Georgia
Connecticut
Virginia
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Maine
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Carlisle Indian School
Virginia Military Institute
Culver Military Academy
District of Columbia
Woodrow Wilson Club
Trenton
Princeton
Duckworthy Club
Cincinnati
Jefferson Club
Philadelphia
Iroquois Club
San Francisco
Mose Green Club
Louisville
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Circle
White House
House
Senate
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Marshall
James S. Sherman
Gallinger
Bankhead
Alabama
Baron
Simmons
Owen
Oklahoma
Tillman
South Carolina
Sheppard
Texas
Martin
Borah
Idaho
Kenyon
Iowa
Nelson
Minnesota
Warren
Wyoming
John K. Shaffroth
Colorado
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
William I. Thompson
Kansas
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
Joseph J. Ransdell
Louisiana
James J. Wardman
Mississippi
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
William Hughes
New Jersey
Harry Lane
Oregon
John K. Shields
Tennessee
Edwin C. Burleigh
John Www
Weeks
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Ll. B. Colt
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Wilson
Taft
White
Supreme Court
Fromer
House of Representatives
Wilson Inaugurated as 28th President in Grand Capitol Ceremony
The article recounts the oaths and inaugural events for President Wilson and Vice President Marshall at the Capitol. It describes the Senate ceremony, the outdoor pageantry with dignitaries, and the presidential address after a dawn-to-noon schedule, including gun salutes and notable attendees.
New Corporations Organized in State
Fort Pierre hosts a new Pierre Valley Irrigation Company with $5,000 capital as irrigation drives resume. Incorporators J. J. Johnson H. C. Carnacy and L. B. Johnson, all of Fort Pierre, join Missouri River land tract venture. Additional filings include Buffalo Creamery Company in Harding County with $10,000 capital and Cottonwood Implement and Hardware Company at Cottonwood with $10,000 capital.
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Alan Dahlberg
Cottonwood
Joel Dahlberg
Beresford
Bels Lund
Centerville
Lakota Telephone Company
Salem
Joseph Gartscher
Henry Sabers
Chas. E. Wingen
Chas. Grau
Joseph Hh.weger
Faulkton Live Stock
Faulkton
W. J. Walter
Frank Meary
J. F. Boysen
J. C. Walton
Philip Lawrence
Redfield Man Heads State Tax Commission
Pierre South Dakota report notes C. M. Henry chosen as president of the new state tax commission with a secretary yet to be appointed, postponed to a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
TAX Commission
Lease of Common School Lands Davison County Auction
Notice that on March 21, 1913 all unleased common school land in Davison County will be offered at public auction at the courthouse in Pierre between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Dated Pierre January 18, 1913 F. F. Brinker Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Said County
Pierre
F. F. Brinker
Notice of Bids for Construction of Bridges in Davison County
Sealed bids for constructing bridges in Davison county for the year beginning March 1 1918 will be received by the Davison County Commissioners until 1 p m March 4 1913. Plans and specs are on file with the County Auditor. bids must include a $100 certified bank check to guarantee contract execution. The commissioners may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
South Dakota
R. A. Zangle
Public Clinic Opens For New Tuberculosis Serum
New York City prepares for a two week public clinic by Dr. Frederick Franz Friedman. The German bacteriologist will administer his serum free to the poor, inviting American physicians to observe and assist in diagnosis. Friedman claims noticeable benefits within a week and notes over five thousand treatment requests already received.
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New York City
Frederick Franz Friedman
Friedman
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Pal Por
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Urdahel
MUNDO
Salem Civic League
Naugural Army
Indian Cadets
Tammany Hall
Booh
Patt
Parewell
Treasury
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Sor
State of
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A. ©. Berry
F.M. Bierce
Mary C. Tuyeck
C. R. Berry
Farmer’s National Insurance Company
Harry L. Bras
M. C. Betts
Betts, Bras and Company
Ll. D. Anderson
Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Ney
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mt Vernon
Herbert BE. Hitchcock
New Serum
Rich
Voor
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