Regents Defend School Appointments Against Political Criticism
IL D Aldrich defends the board of regents over recent university presidential changes in South Dakota. He argues appointments were made after careful deliberation to advance education, not partisan ends, condemning reformers for false representations and political manipulation of state schools.
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Board of Resents
IL. D. Aldrich
Biz Stone
Board of Regents
South
Dakotas Delegation Wins Broad Legislation Verdict
Washington special notes the Dakotas delegation pushed multiple important bills before Congress closed. Key actions include the Martin resolution on the beef trust, opening Rosbeud Indian reservation, Battle Mountain park creation, Sioux school lands indemnity, Missouri River bridges at Yankton, and Panama canal zone work.
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Washington
Congress
Dakotas
South Dakota
Martin
Beef Trust
Chicago
Rosbeud
Battle Mountain
Hot Springs
Great Sioux Reservation
Missouri River
Yankton
Kittredge
Hanna
Panaman Canal
Pierre Capitol Bill Sparks Newspaper Debate
Pierre papers clash over a capitol bill and credit for its passage. The Free Press praises Alex Johnson and Col. Bob Stewart for Pierre gains, while The Dakota defends John Sutherland and conferees for their work. Legislature adjourned amid public dispute and lingering tensions at the capital.
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Pierre
Capitol
Free Press
House
Senate
Alex Johnson
Northwestern
Bob Stewart
Jonhson
Stewart
Dakotan
John Sutherland
Aberdeen Opposed To Milwaukee Road Transcontinental Route
The author argues Aberdeen will not reach the coast with Milwaukee Road trains. They note Evarts and Chamberlain routes affect distance and coast service, claiming Chicago to Missouri River via St. Paul and Aberdeen is longer by 123 miles than via Chamberlain. Other reasons are cited to downplay Aberdeen’s coast prospects.
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Aberdeen
Sioux Reservation
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Road
Blacklit
Evarts
Missouri River
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mitchell
Mrs Ossie L Chadwick Found Guilty In Cleveland Trial
The Cleveland jury convicted Mrs Ossie L Chadwick on fourteen counts, seven remaining after eliminations. She faces potential sentences totaling fourteen years in prison and fines up to seventy thousand dollars as a warning to others seeking rapid wealth.
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Ossie L. Chadwick
Chadwick
Cleveland
Cassie
Russia on the Brink as War Rages in Port Arthur and Mukden
The article argues Russia faces likely defeats at Port Arthur and Mukden with the Japanese forces advancing. It asserts czarist troops may lose forts and prestige, while peace talks seem unlikely to halt the Japanese advance and the war’s carnage intensifies.
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Russia
Port Arthur
Mukden
Industries for Sioux Falls Penitentiary Could Profit Big
A thoughts on a shirt factory and a twine plant at Sioux Falls penitentiary as self supporting institutions. The speaker predicts long term success and funds for state needs once profitability is achieved and praises the board of charities and corrections for faithful oversight.
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Sioux Falls
Board of Charities and Corrections
President weighs changes at Panama Commission
The president signals strong intent to reshuffle or modify the Panama Commission due to ongoing dissatisfaction with current leadership and policy direction. No specific names or dates are provided in the text.
Government Board Changes Promised Ahead of Adjournment
The President seeks board members who serve the government's interests rather than personal gain and expects changes before Congress adjourns to boost member dedication to the work at hand.
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Congress
Missouri Legislature Picks March 21 Adjournment Date
Missouri lawmakers, entangled over selecting a United States senator since the session opened, plan to adjourn on March 21 after a time of political maneuvering. The deadlock over the Senate seat remains unresolved as the session nears its end.
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Missouri
Union
United States
Economic Strain Fuels War Navies Across Europe
The article notes high costs of maintaining peace in Europe with arimed peste cited and three major maritime nations imposing large war budgets. Germany seeks 200 million, France 250 million, and Britain 800 million for naval support.
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Europe
Germany
Trance
England
Winter Weather Returns Keeps Streets Snowbound
A weather blurb notes six weeks past the old pound boy retired into his hole for a touch of winter. A steering public is entitled to some consideration as heavy snow covers areas with scant signs of spring.
Macaroni Wheat Demand Rises in Arid Regions
Macaroni wheat will be in greater demand for sowice this year than ever before. Last year the crop was heat wherever it was sown and the price is steadily increasing. The more arid regions have the best success with macaroni wheat.
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Sowice
Public moods shift after Chadwick verdict
The text suggests that Mrs Chadwick is found guilty and expects public criticism to turn toward sympathy, predicting a change in sentiment across the country.
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Chadwick
Y M C A Convention Opens With Address For Young Men
A large city hall gathering heard Dr E F Reamer preside at the Y M C A convention meeting. W M Parsons of Minneapolis delivered the central talk urging men under 25 to avoid five habits: profane language tobacco use intoxicants gambling and licentiousness with vivid incidents to reinforce the warnings.
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E. F. Reamer
W. M. Parsons
Minneapolis
Northwestern International Committee
Parsons
Y M C A Convention Draws Mitchell Crowds
City Hall auditorium overflowed for the YMCA final meeting as W M Parsons urged a Mitchell building project and Hurvey discussed college group efforts across the region. A state work collection followed, with students and local men noting a successful three day convention and departures home content with the experience.
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City Hall
W. M. Parsons
Association
Cities
Mitchell
Parsons
Hurvey
Dikota Wistevan
White du Tle City
Farmers organize federation of Calhoun Webster counties
The Farmers Organizing editor reports a Somers Iowa meeting where local farmers formed a federation to unite ten million U S farmers into a nationwide organization. Led by N H Carr the group aims to use the ballot to secure equal rights and fair prices, hoping to spread from township to national level with strong enthusiasm. W H E Lotsperch is president and F F Moore secretary.
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Calhoun
Webster
Iowa
Somers
Farmers’ Federation
Bennett
Larmiiing
Bau
United States
N. H. Carr
Chicago
Neck of the Woods
W. H E. Lotsperch
Roosevelt's Strenuous Day
The Minneapolis Journal reports President Roosevelt had a strenuous day after inauguration. He began with three rounds with Don ovan and jiu jitsu on the mat then fifteen minutes on parallel bars. He signed bills at the capitol, wore the crown, reviewed the parade, and greeted 6 000 cow lads. In the evening he kicked a football at the White House before attending a dance at the pension building and ended the night at midnight with 86 secretaries awaiting mail.
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Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Donovan
Capitol
White House
Card of Thanks for Kind Assistance after Illness and Death
To the many kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during the last illness and death of our dear wife and mother we express heartfelt gratitude and pray God will reward you for the sympathy shown and services rendered in our hour of need and sorrow. A. Wk. Mooney and daughters.
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A. WK. Mooney
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Quick Cure
A damaged ad claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will positively cure colds and related symptoms at 35 cents. It mentions secretions through the nose and throat and includes nonsensical phrases Seallio Hivos.
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Hollister
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