Carpenter Named to Twelfth Circuit Bench Amid Veto Clash
Governor Vessey appoints C. C. Carpenter of Lemmon to the new Twelfth judicial circuit. The session reveals a game law never passed the Senate. three vetoes are explained while House bills face constitutional challenges and calls for senatorial reform. Senator Gamble in Washington condemns reciprocity and tariff revision.
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Carpenter
Twelfth Circuit
Vessey
Senate
House
Crawford Expects General Tariff Bill
Sioux Falls report notes U S Senator Dee I Crawford traveling from Washington to Huron says an extra session will likely address a general tariff revision. He mentions the Canadian reciprocity agreement and a likely Democratic push for broader tariff reform.
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Crawford
Sioux Falls
S. C
United States
Dee I Crawford
Washington
Huron
Tragedy Hits Sugar Trust Insider in Hospital
Gustav E. Kissell, longtime Wall Street broker and alleged sugar trust secret agent, lies gravely ill in Presbyterian Hospital as indictments for conspiracy to restrain interstate commerce face the Supreme Court review. The Sugar Trust's era is marked by waves of scandals, sudden deaths, and ruined fortunes.
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New York City
Gustav E. Kissell
Wall Street
Sugar Trust
Presbyterian Hospital
Kissel
United States Supreme Court
Texas Stoke on Senator Bailey
In Austin representatives Terrell and Shannon introduced a resolution inviting United States Senator Bailey and Senator Lorimer to address the Texas legislature on Purity in Politics. Bailey's friends protested a second reading, which the speaker said would not be permitted.
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Austin
Tex
House
Terrell
Shannon
United States
Bailey
Lorimer
Texas
Several Applicants Seek Immigration Commissioner Post
Pierre South Dakota report notes the immigration commissioner position will be created after July first. Among applicants seeking endorsements are Granville Jones a leading candidate J D Deets Otto Linstad and George Van Camp. The right man could make a strong showing with the limited funding available.
Atlantic ports unmanned to swell troops for Mexico
Reports say Atlantic coastal forts worth millions have been abandoned by coast artillery to reinforce the Mexican border. A Plaza Hotel conference linked Morgan and Limantour sparked talk of a grave emergency while Colorado National Guard prepares to join regulars. Washington reports claim Diaz may seek American intervention. Taft era mobilization is framed as stopping filibustering and arms smuggling along the Rio Grande.
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Coast Artillery
Washington, D. C
Diaz
Mexico
Taft
Charlottsville
United States
Republic
Rio Grande
War Department
Congress
Creameries Spread West of Missouri
Pierre South Dakota reports the creamery idea expanding beyond Missouri Valley borders as farmers explore cooperative dairy ventures and local dairy plants consider new plants and marketing plans.
Creamery Cooperative Movement Spreads Across Western State
The passage notes creameries expanding in Stanley and Lyman counties with active operations, while branches form in Stanley and towns in eastern Meade and southern Per kine counties. It promotes steady cream checks for farmers regardless of dry or wet seasons, highlighting the growing cooperative trend in the western half of the state.
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Stanley
Lyman
Meade
Perkine
Five Years for His Forgeries in South Dakota
In Aberdeen Judge McNulty postponed Eva May Kreiter murder trial at the state's request for fall term. Edward Miller alias Richard Bleskacek, who forged checks for 186 and fled to Chicago, was sentenced to five years in the Sioux Falls state penitentiary. Albert Palmer received two years for robbing Arthur Arnett department store. Captain Hubbard sues Dr. Jackson for alienation of affection seeking 56000 damages, trial expected today.
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S. D
Frank McNulty
Eva May Kreiter
Philip Kreiter
Hecla
State
Edward Miller
Richard Bleskacek
Jenkin Morgan
Bath
Chica
United Statesarmy
Sioux Falls
Albert Palmer
Arthur Arnett
W. W. Hubbard
B. B. Jackson
Fields Now Occupied by Farmers at Work
The past three days mark the entry of farmers into fields for spring work. Seed preparations vary by region with fair soil in the middle section and heavy soil needing rain. Forecasts point to earlier seeding, aided by dry farming and the influence of farmers institutes and state corn show lectures on grain quality.
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State Corn Show
South Dakota
Oust Mail Clerks From Post Office in Aberdeen
Aberdeen South Dakota President James H. Falls custodian of the federal building reports government orders to remove railway mail clerks from the third floor rooms they used as a gym sleeping and study area. He was told to sell the equipment including bedsteads. The reason is not stated as no other use is planned. Clerks had just organized a local Brotherhood of Railway Mail Clerks branch.
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Aberdeen
S. D
T. H. Falls
Federal
Washington
Brotherhood of Railway Mall
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Wide Range of Ailments
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy with millions of users. It claims cures for sores ulcers eczema burns boils scalds cuts corns sore eyes sprains swellings bruises and cold sores with top effectiveness for piles and promotes a 25 cent pricing at Diehl & Brown’s.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Diehl & Brown's
Great Loss From Fifty Tons of Dynamite Blast
A Dupont De Nemours plant explosion at Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin killed two and injured many. The blast damaged nearby towns across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Michigan as far as Chicago, with extensive wreckage and forced evacuations. Two workers died including engineer Joseph Flynn, and Miss Alice Finch died of fright. Hundreds of houses were destroyed or damaged and the plant area cordoned off by deputy sheriffs. The cause remains unknown and the blast was felt over 100 miles away.
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Michigan City
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Bristol
Joseph ‘Flynn
Clarence Brady
Brady
Flynn
Pleasant Prairie
Chicago
$1,000,000 Belle Fourche irrigation dam near finish
Engineer Reedy reports 90 percent of the Belle Fourche irrigation project dam is completed with the north canal to be finished in summer and reservoir filling to start. The dam spans 1.25 miles, 122 feet deep, 600 feet wide at base, holding 200 000 acre feet and 8 010 acres, with canals delivering about 350 cubic feet per second. Costs exceed $1,000,000 and work employs two shifts while Ensign balanced valves are installed.
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Belle Fourche, S. D
Reedy
Belle Fourche
Trial set after sensational hearing chips of mine wreck plot
Lead, S. D. reports Justic Ford held Earnest O Grady and Jack for trial after a sensational hearing. Bail fixed at 6500 dollars as prosecutors describe a plan to wreck a mine.
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Justic Ford
Earnest O’grady
Jack
University Notes on Arrests Involving Militant Plot
The report cites an April attempt to blow up a Home stake cyanide mill using Petibone dope. O Grady was returned from Chicago and Butler, a musician, alongside Miss Nettie Steninger, were among those arrested as guests of Blanche Ryan at Letcher troope.
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O'Grady
Chicago
Butler
Democrats Split Over Procedure For Extra Session Tariff
Washington Dc The Democratic majority in the House is divided over whether to push the Canadian reciprocity bill immediately or wait for general tariff legislation. The Ways and Means Committee favors passing the reciprocity measure, likely the Peters Bill identical to the McCall Bill, by May 15. The Senate will wait for House action and faces organizational shifts with increased Democratic strength.
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House
Ways and Meals Committee
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic House
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Ways ‘and Means
Representative Peters
Massachusetts
State investigates poisoning of South Dakota bloodhound
Fire Marshal Craft seeks the party that poisoned a state bloodhound kept at Al Scott's residence. The animal died after being fed poisoned meat this morning, with a recent earlier poisoning of another puppy. Craft vows to locate the culprit. motive unclear.
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Craft
South Dakota
al. Scot
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