Synopsis of Laws Passed by the South Dakota Legislature
A comprehensive list of acts from the thirteenth South Dakota legislative session. Includes funding for schools, infrastructure, and state agencies. tax, land, and property provisions. railway regulations. insurance and public works. and numerous statutory changes affecting counties, cities, and state institutions. Notable items cover school improvements at Brookings and Pennington, state capitol grounds, and adoption of charters and procedures across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeck
School
Bartine
Miller
Brookings
Brown
White River
Finnerud
Amsden
Dalton
Permanent Tax Commission
Anderson
Murphy
Odland
Lange
Helgerson
Russell
Aberdeen Normal
Morgan
Gmioney
Wipf
Patterson
Gregory
Ee Ro
Cone
Second Circuit
Warris
Soldiers’ Home Board
Maverick
Harris
Capitol Grounds
Soldiers
Carroll
Dailey
White
Brooks
John Schuster
Amden
Cones
Wright
Bickel
Pennington County
Eleventh Circuit
Town of Wall
Whitlock
Marvck
State Hospital
McLean
House
Government of Cities
Finnerth
Smith
Gene
Church Federation
Welgerson
Marvick
Howe
McTean
McMaster
Hicks
Woese
Feasl
Plankington
Rapid City
Wiseher
Patterson of
Parks
Fish and Game Commission
Bennett County
Hoese
A. Chamberlain
Farmers’ Institute
Morrison
Fourth Circuit
Reeves
Youngquist
Hali
Wari
Petter
Christenhersen
Graneem
Zoske
Urdwil
Patrick
Stoddard
Berg
Board of Finance
Christopherson
Titland
Swanson
Quickstad
Granger
Bussey
Newton
Urdaht
Colgan
Carson
Crawford
Bielski
Morris
Vis. Newton
Urdahl
Oll
Larson
Mart
Bush
Potter
Clark
Dewey
Dillon
Grett
Slade
Fulton
Nez
Groth
State College
Parsons
Olson
Roberts
Common Fathers
Stutenreth
Secretary of State
Wolzmuth
Liffany
Courtney
Laosaligzingg Osrittan
Howell
Black Hills
Sure Yvegor and
Walter
Statehouse
State Livestock Sanitary Board
State Livestock Sanitary Board and Abolishing Present Livestock Sanitary Board
State Veterinarians
Board of Veterinarian Examiners
Stallion Registration Board
County General Fund
Watauga
Thunderhawk
ISO
N. N. Howard
Old Capitol
Rouen Highty Ships Sunk Off Hamburg in Sudden Storm
Hamburg reports a southwesterly hurricane sinking eighty ships and many small crafts near the harbor. Officials fear a death toll near fifty as rescue efforts continue into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Tillman hints at party deal in caucus speech
Washington senator Tillman, after failing to win the chairmanship of the appropriations committee, printed remarks alleging an understanding or deal behind Martin's withdrawal from the party leader race. He urged harmony while reserving suspicions about a hidden bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D C
Tillman
Senate
Martin
Derailed Twin City Special Injures Twenty One in Iowa
A derailed Minneapolis and St. Louis passenger train near Marshalltown injures twenty one with three feared fatally. Four sleepers and day coaches overturned. victims brought to Marshalltown for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Minneapolis
Two County Officials Face Five Embezzlement Suits
Pennington County commissioners file five suits totaling sixty thousand dollars against former county treasurer George Plevin treasurer John W Talley and auditors John E Pall Robert Rudesil alleging embezzlement failure to compute interest and improper transfers. Bonds total eighty thousand with major sureties. Proceedings set for May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Pennington County
George Plevin
John W. Talley
John BE. Pall
Robert Rudesil
Western Surety Company
Sioux Park
Title Giurranty and Trust Co
Scranton
National Insurance Co
New York
James Helley
First National Bank
Ecity
J. M. Wumprey
J. J. McNamara
Frank Bangs
Ht. M. Eeustace
John J
United States Penitentiary
United States Court of Appeals
John A&, Salley
George’ Kk. Flavin
Circuit Court
Brookings Man Held Up By Line Of Insanity
Fred Raymond of Brookings after being acquitted of attempting to kill his employer Victor Kjos is declared insane by the insane commission. He shot at Kjos wounding a horse, fled, drank carbolic acid, hid in timber, then attacked a pursuing posse before being captured and ordered confined to Yankton asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings, S. JD
Fred Raymond
Brookings
Raymond
Victor Kjos
Kjos
Eros
Insane Commission
Yankton Asylum
Golden Rule Chief Guilty in Police Morality Case
Cleveland police chief Kohler found guilty of gross immorality and conduct unbecoming an officer. He is discharged from office after charges filed by Mayor Baker. trial traced visits to the Schearer home on multiple dates. Kohler, 49, had served 24 years and led the force for 10. famed for reformist approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Civil Service Commission
Kohler
Baker
May Schearer
Schearer
Schaerer
Police Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierre
Wilmerud
Jpothine Charitable and Penal Institutions
Tax Commission
Boards of Education
Chemistry
Mead
New Public Printing Act
Office of State Printing Commissioner
Ouy
George Philips
Wale
Bowell
Fort Meale
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyoming
Board of Control
McCumber
South Dakota
Scotty Philip Herd
Buffalo
St— McLean
Comstock
Spearfish
Giedt
McFarland
Kde
Brace
Waltner
Labrie
Ruhlman
Johnson
Yankton
Blake
Sussex
Hawley
Hawlet
Leedom
Consolidated Country Schools
Bruce
Board of Charities and Corrections
Turner
Rueckman
TS. Giedt
Iss. Patterson
ISS
Thompson
Wuhlman
Streeter
Tuvereniosis Sanitarium
Baltimore
William J. Bornhardt
Withee
Galaan Weeness
Hart
Nelson
Lincoln
Sasse
County Boards of Health
State Board of Health
State Board of Medical Examiners
Supreme Court
Richards
State Bureau
Tennell County
Twenty-sixth
Seedom
Birch
Insurance Commissioner
State Capitol
Iknight
Jeedon
General Land Office
Dolne Robinson
Iowa
Lunatic
Civil Service Commission OF
Cleveland