Debates on emergency clause and South Dakota primary law
The Sioux Falls Press faces the emergency clause of the new primary law and questions whether an emergency existed to justify it. The column argues representative government, warns of coercion through threats to cut appropriations, and references Governor Byrne's stance on vetoes and term limits. It also compares wartime actions by Britain to constitutional limits and notes Byrne's stance on a Roosevelt third term.
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Mitchell Republicany
Mitchell
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Sioux Walls
Cation
House
Weller
Rinehart
Carlaw in Homicide Case Moves Across State Line
Aberdeen reports George W. Carlaw Sisseton telephone manager who killed his wife and 16 year old daughter fled to Minnesota after the murders. He rode from Sisseton by horse and buggy to Beardsley then Graceville to catch a Milwaukee freight train south. Authorities search his home found the bodies. A sheriff's posse pursued into Minnesota as they traced him east of Aberdeen. The man, once respected for church and prohibition work, is described as possibly unbalanced by the shortage in his accounts.
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Aberdeen
S. D
George W. Carlaw
Sisseton
Graceville
Minn
Valley
Carlaw
Beardsley
Milwaukee
South
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Roberts County
Carlow
Sissogon
George W. Carlow
Minnesota
Here
Traced man in wife and daughter killings mystery
A 60 year old Dakota Central manager from Sisseton, Carlaw, vanished after leaving Browns Valley Minnesota with his horse and buggy. He was seen near Peever South Carolina and believed to have ridden toward the east after a quarrel over alleged shortage. Authorities suspect he killed his wife and daughter to prevent testimony, then disappeared.
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Browns Valley
Minn
Peever
S. C
Graceville
Carlaw
Dakota Central
Sisketon
Returning, Finds Husband Dead on Wall River Ranch
Mrs. Zeno Smith, returning from Worthington Minnesota to her Wall River county ranch, found her husband dead by suicide. He hung himself in the kitchen rafters, body cold, indicating he had been dead some time. A daughter’s letter and glasses lay on the table. he was 62, and had resided on the farm for about seven years. The reason for the act remains a mystery.
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Edgemont
S. D
Wall River County
Worthington
Min
Zeno Smith
Smith
Byrne Eyes Senate Run Ahead Of Governor Term
Political chatter mixes third term talk for Governor Byrne with prospects for a U S Senate seat in 1918. While Byrne’s popularity never wanes, key allies and timing suggest Lieutenant Governor Norbeck is a strong rival and Byrne is likelier to seek the Senate than a third term.
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Sterling
Two Year Old Hog Record Breaker Sold in Loomis
Davison county’s largest known hog for its age sold by Chaney B Bates to Red Brock. The nearly two year old Poland China weighed about 900 pounds, raised by Bates on his Loomis area stock farm and reflects the high quality pigs shipped from Davison county to neighboring states.
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Davison County
Loomis
Chaney B. Bates
Red Brock
Mr. Bates
Animals Also Suffer By War In Paris
Paris reports stray dogs daily taken to pounds as owners unable to feed them. At Jardin des Plantes the bear Martin begs for food, while rationing increases for all animals. Sparrows and pigeons lose sustenance and adapt to wartime life, even as birds like General French take on military roles under state strain.
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Paris
France
Associated Press
Zoological Section
Jardin Des Plantes
Martin
Zoologieal Section
Square de la Trinite
Jardin Des Tuileries
Attorney General Rules on Sale of Commercial Poisons
Pierre S. Caldwell answers Floyd W. Brown on whether wood alcohol denatured alcohol formaldehyde sulphate of iron may be sold by non pharmacists. He states that unless used medicinally, these items may be stocked and sold by non pharmacists under certain conditions. Principal use not medicinal is assumed. Copperas hog cholera prevention does not make it medicinal.
James Smith obituary recounts voyage birth and family ties
James Smith son of the late Owen Smith and brother of Joe and Owen Smith died at his mother's home in Mitchell Friday morning. Mineral services were held at Holy Family Church, then interment in the Kimball family plot. He came to Kimball in 1882, was a baker by trade, and reportedly born on a sailing ship near Cape Good Hope during a voyage with his father, then a British soldier. His body was escorted by his mother, brother Owen, and sisters Mrs. R. T. Gayhan and Mrs. J. J. Gleason.
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Kimball
James Smith
Owen Smith
Joe
Mitchell
Holy Family Ensurch
T. J. O'Gorman
Peoria
Bright
Cape Good Hope
Great Britain
Owen
R. T. Gayhan
Lead
J. J. Gleason
State Treasury Calls For $225000 Warrants
Pierre South Dakota state treasury issued a call for 225000 dollars of outstanding warrants due the twentieth of the month registered as number 1740. The February end cash balance stood at 541953 dollars across all funds with 266710 in the general fund, 85989 in the twine plant fund and 21118 in the game fund.
Bowling Ducks, Hens split. Mud Hens win series, 170 pins
The Gray Ducks and Mud Hens tied for fifth in the Duck League last night. The Hens swept all three games to take the match by 170 pins. The city bowling tournament opens tonight at s o'clock with Lowrie's five man team. Eight five man teams, 20 doubles and 40 singles will roll in the tournament. Scores:
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Gray Ducks
Lowrie
Supreme Court Decisions From Pierre South Dakota
Supreme Court opinions handed down by Justice Polley include Fred Sule v Maupin et al affirmed. J Fr Woet v Aldrich Codington reversed. Henry O Anderson et al v Scandinavian Mining Syndicate et al Beadic affirmed.
Classic Drippings Roast and Stuffed Onion Recipes
A sequence of kitchen instructions details how to prepare roast beef croquettes with a chopped meat mix, parboiled stuffed onions filled with sausage or bacon and breadcrumbs, and a warm white sauce base. It then outlines a cheese souffle with bread crumbs and eggs, followed by an onion souffle using white sauce and whipped egg whites, all baked and served hot.
Precious Sperm Whale Harvest Yields Rich Prizes
A historical overview notes sperm whales as the ocean's prize species yielding spermaceti from head cavities ivory from the lower jaw and rich yellow oil from the sides. The passage emphasizes their value and the lucrative aspects of their parts in whaling.
Bronze Cross of Boy Scouts Winning of the Bronze Cross
A book review praises The Winning of the Bronze Cross by Jewell Bothwell Tull. It highlights rugged adventures for boys set in Idaho deserts and mountains, with healthy themes and Americanist ideals.
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Legion of Honor
Educator Press
Jewell Bothwell Tull
C. M.tull
Dakota Esleyan
Tull
Dan
Idaho
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for Whooping Cough
Classic 19th century remedy ad touts Pine Tar Honey by Dr Bell as quick relief for whooping cough loosening mucus soothing throat and lung lining and reducing cough severity. Encourages families with growing children to keep it on hand and lists a 25 cent price at the druggist.
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