Sioux Veterans Recall Wounded Knee Struggle in Chicago
Chicago readers hear Ivon Tell and Dewey Beard recount the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre. Standing Bear’s son Henry Standing Bear interprets a tale of Iron Hell and Horn Cloud as they describe starvation, starvation threats, and government claims on Black Hill lands.
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Chicago
Whitton Pell
Winwatha
Redskins
Pia
Wounded Knee
Standingear
Carlos Montezuma
South Park Avenue
Tso
United States
New York
Weis
Horn Cloud
Tadtar
Pine Ridge
Aeoney
Miles
Worsyth
Iron Hell
Tie
India
Wounded Knees
Black Mill
Washington
State Aid for School Cadets Gains Favor
Sentiment favorable to state aid for military training in schools and colleges appeared among host institutions. Notre Dame academy Sioux Falls Cathedral School and other districts have begun or discussed drills and installations. Rev Father OFlaherty discussed the convent inspection law and its broad amendment to cover all denominational institutions, hospitals and dormitories with governor appointed visits.
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Pierre
Br Bey
de Oplaherty
Italy
Iowa
Chicago
Kansas City
Sioux City
Notre Dame Academy
Cathedral School
Sioux Alls
Notre Dame
Walter Tobin
W. A. Dewey
Marcel Degain
Pr. O'Plaherty
Senate
Chas. Boreson
Davison County
Norbeck's Entire Program Passes in South Dakota
Governor Norbeck's recommendations become laws including prohibition enforcement state sheriff system hail insurance irrigation and Workmen's compensation the session also features a market commissioner terminal elevators and a bold agricultural focus with farmers prominent in South Dakota legislation.
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State Department
Peter Norbeck
TI. W. AW
Tragic blizzard dies of lovers scheme in South Dakota
Florence Weinbaugh and her sweetheart Walter Wilson faced a brutal blizzard while traveling to a dance in north of Belle Fourche. They sheltered in a wagon using bed coverings, but the storm proved deadly and halted their journey.
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Wilson
Miss Hembaugh
Miss Heimbaugh
Mourehe
Hundie
Wolig Caushi
Lorence Hweinbaugh
South Dakeela
Woma
Walter Wilson
Belle Mpourehs
South Dakota
Snowbank Roll Saves Her Life Near Burbank
Miss Madge Lockwood a country schoolteacher near Burbank South Dakota escaped a fatal fire when her clothing caught fire from a stove explosion. She rolled into a nearby snowbank igniting clothing to extinguish flames and suffered burn injuries.
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Burbank, S. D
Madge Lockwood
Burbank
Legislature Ekes Out Liberal Session In Face Of High Costs
The legislature ended a liberal session amid high living costs and widespread deficiency appropriations. Direct appropriations reached 4086,000, up 1.6 million, with boosts for maintenance and salaries across state institutions. Defense and military budgets rose to cover mobilization and federal requirements, while the State college gained substantial increases to expand agricultural work.
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Jal
State College
Stolen Furs Agent Charged in Brookings County Case
Peter Ward a lawyer from Wilton was arrested in Brookings County on charges of stealing furs valued around 5000 from a Hancock house. The stolen items were found near town outskirts and Ward is jailed awaiting trial. Ward reportedly has prior claims and immigration ties.
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Peter Ward
Wlicton
Brookings
Hikion
Jim Goyal
United States
W. W. Member Released From Sioux Falls Prison
A member of the Industrial Worker of the World in Sioux Falls served six months in the Sioux Falls penitentiary for disorderly conduct and threatening to burn Lesterville. After release he traveled to Yankton to reclaim his IWW card seized after arrest.
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Sioux Falls
Sdi
Wait
Eyert
Industrial Worker
Sioux Pals
Ile Wis
Lesterville
Vert
Yankton
TI. W. W
Mitchell honors border guards at city hall banquet
In Mitchell last night a large crowd welcomed guardsmen returning from Mexican border service. The event featured a parade, a banquet, and tributes from civic leaders, G A R members, and Spanish War veterans. The evening included performances by the Municipal band and a chorus, with medals pinned to soldiers and a final rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.
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City Hall
Mitchell
John Chapman
Leutenant
Suesis of
CGA
Greertet
Washington
Wmn
Dethlefs
Newburys
HH. W. Leulweiler
St. Mary’s Church
Mandolin Club
Hazel Reynolds
America
Pans and Mandolin Club
Jack Mcoughlin
Dixie Band
Mir McLovehlin
Dakota Wesleyan
George Harold Miller
A. B. Darling
Pete Nerteck
Rowley
E Company
J. Mellows
Commercial Club
Quartet Wien
Aus
Chares
Hobart Brown
Welles
Cecil Braught
George A. Silsby
G. A
Company F
Company I
Silsby Tantos
Southland
I. W. Mitchell
Charles Nicholls
W. PB. Walz
Lionel Stacey
R. W. Dowdell
Artesian
T. C. Burns
The Modern Dress and Health Advice From Then
The piece argues good hearted behavior will become normal and warns against imprudent dress revealing skin. It links attire to health, urging sensible fabrics, avoidance of exposure, and proper personal care to prevent illness. It stresses hydration, regular elimination, and measured eating for vitality.
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Miami
Ube
Fort Named To Federal Trade Commission
Fort, a Republican from East Orange New Jersey and former New Jersey supreme court justice, has been appointed to the federal trade commission to succeed George Rublee who was not confirmed by the senate. His six year term includes prior service as a special envoy to San Domingo and Haiti. Macon Telegraph notes a speculative side remark about La Iroliette and Kaiser.
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Fort
Federal Trade Commission
George Rublee
Senate
East Orange
Supreme Court
New Jersey
United States
San Domingo
Haiti
S D Amendment Seeks 6.5 Million for Farmers League Plans
A proposed constitutional amendment would allow the state or subdivisions to loan credit for natural resource development up to 6.5 million dollars, with a two thirds house approval requirement and a cap of one half of one percent of assessed value. Walmage of the Farmers League argued for state gains while noting favorable treatment of the state’s survival college and anticipated broader farmer benefits.
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Fartners
North Dakota
South Dakota
Northwest
Ph Miners
Durin
Isugue Trrough Wiliam Talmage
Senate
Farners
Nor Dakota
Wisma
William Wf. Talmage
National Organization of the Partners’ Non-Partisan League
Offies
Pargo
Mth Dakota
R. 1D
Morser
Sior
Wildser
Dierve
Silva
Walmage
Norbeck
League
Nebisurvival College
Farmers League mobilizes farmers for nonpartisan program
Brookings report on North Dakota farmers league effort shows organizers D D Brookings Evans and Rev Talmaze detailing aims to improve grain inspection, marketing and rural education. The movement, expanding from South Dakota to Montana Minnesota, seeks nonpartisan political action to empower farmers and elect pro-farmer congress members.
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Brookings
D. D
North Dakota
Warners
Evans
Oigan
Wim. H. Talmage
Liandreau
Talmage
North Patota
T Sears & Sawbuck
South Dakota
Moody County
Brookings County
Brown County
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Kant
H.C. Ll
Dak
Pather Opdaheiney
EN Eact— Partners
Pestan League
BELEN
AE Buobanig
W.W
PRISO
Cerne
General Silsby
Hasry Rublee
Bob
Macon
la Iroliette
Kaiser
Peankhin Fort
Farmers League
Western Canada
Government of
Canada
M. J. Johnstone
Watertown
S. D
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