Secretary Ballinger Defends Record Amid Accusations
Secretary Ballinger testifies in his own defense and accuses his critics of insincerity. He argues Glavis Garfield and allies sought to discredit him and the administration. He notes policy differences with Garfield but claims he changed course to preserve the nation’s resources, a move that angered the public before Glavis’s attack.
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Ballinger
Glayis
Garfield
Taft
Interior Department
Glavis
University Notes and Local Social Life in Ethan
Hervey W. Smith spoke to students in chapel on prohibition and the intercollegiate movement. The state oratorical contest crowned G F Hatch third. A dual track meet favored the Ethan high school over Adelphian. Local events include visits, parties, a charity ice cream sale, a tennis tournament round, and numerous hometown movements and travels through Ethan on May 5.
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Hervey WY. Smith
Intercollegiate Prohibitions League
Chapel
North America
Smith
Sioux Falls
G. F. Hatch
University Field
Adelphian Preparatory “Society
Perisho
Mitchell
South Dakota
Ates
Delta Sigma Ro
Dakota Wesleyan
Gustavus Lovinger
St. Paul
J. D. Evans
Northwestern University
Taft cabinet angered by insurgent railroad bill clash
President Taft faces anger in his cabinet as Senate insurgents defeat a key clause on railroad rate regulation. Attorney General Wickersham criticizes Senator Cummins for forcing abandonment of the rate-approval clause. Open ditch bids in Davison County South Dakota due June 10 1910 with bonds and checks required. Plans available in Mitchell Dakota Engineering Co offices. county commission reserves right to reject all bids.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Wickersham
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Cummins
Albert Hollister
Bessie Durkee
Grace Piper
Hattie Stabben
Dakota Wesley
Ben Cole
Geo. Harding
W. J. Hull
E. E. Wagner
Aberdeen
South Dakota to Build Tuberculosis Sanitarium Near Custer
State board chose a site five miles south of Custer for a tuberculosis sanitarium, securing a quarter section and planning to acquire up to 1000 acres. The building will use South Dakota lumber and sandstone, with Burlington railroad concessions and initial state funding of 15000 dollars. The facility will serve TB patients and expand as needs grow.
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State Board of Charities and Corrections
Black Hills
Custer County
Custer
Burlington Railroad
South Dakota
Hills
Town Gossip Notes From Ethan May 2
Harry Shipton of Mitchell visited town on Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Hansen and her mother Mrs Wendlebee traveled to Mitchell. Mire Plotner came from Si Thursday and stayed through Sunday with Mrs Tretoele. J. J. Gallagher, a student at D. W., is mentioned.
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James Grady
A. C. Drake
Alberta
Canada
Joseph Craig
Tulare
McCrarg
Parkston
James Judge
Sioux Falls
Ethan
Herman Schurz
Byron Swartz
Eliphus Tobey
Stickney
Bessie Bracha
Mitchell
John Sexton
Haley Trow
E. C. Johnson
Rowley
Christine
John Schoenfelder
Theodore Hohn
Colorado
Betwen Parkston
Matt Zein
Trow
Sollie Nolt
Cole
Ed Zehnpfening
Laura
W. P. Smith
Charles Trow
Grace White
Than
Harry Shipton
Mary Hansen
Wendlebee
Mitchel
Plotner
Tre‘toele
Spaéade
Om. Pinnell
Near Estas
J. J. Gallagher
Clay
D. Ww
Loomis Briefs Include Visitors And Birthday Prank
Job Marsden Jr returned from Wisconsin after spending the winter. Willie Allen's parents held a birthday surprise party Saturday afternoon. O W Coursey of Chicago visited Loomis on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H C Clark's daughter Mary was kicked in the face by a cow and required medical care.
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Ethan
A. C. Drake
Alberta
Canada
John Tobin
Will Gammill
Loomis
Job Marsden, Jr
Wisconsin
Willie Allen
O. W. Coursey
Chicago
Primary Election Notice for Davison County South Dakota
Notice states a primary election will be held June 7, 1910, at polling places in all Davison county precincts from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to select party candidates for state judicial legislative and county offices and to elect precinct committeemen and delegates. Dated May 1910, H. B. Anderson, County Auditor.
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Davison County
S. D
Henry Wins South Dakota Title in Fast Three Round Bout
In Alexandria last night Bob Henry defeated Mace in two falls to claim the South Dakota championship after a tense three round match. The bout featured quick reversals with Henry securing a full Nelson to win the decisive fall in 17.05, amid talk of a rematch next fall.
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Alexandria
Bob Henry
South Dakota
Mace
Henry
Mace Andegan
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Himself
University Notes
Whitlow
Nolt
Norvell
van Patter
White
Kerfoot
Ethel Carns
Morris Orchestra
Jjohn Reinartz
Bert Steele
Perking County
S. C. Cathout
John Castor
George
H. E. Hitchcock
W. B. Rowley
Charles Krom
Ladies Raid Society
Tobey
W. J. Craig
Geo. Nelson of
Quinn
J. E. Watkins
J. B. Wells
M. F. Weldner
Letcher
W. H. Gilfillan
Joe Gilfillan, Jr
E. L. Barton
Seattle
A. J. Davis
P. Frink
Jack Levings
Mae Lewis
Jim River
Joe Spielman
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Venda Spielman
Fred Bock
Rapid City
St. Louis
Dakota Enginneering Company
Board of County Commissioners
S. Dak
Wear Custer
State Tuberculosis Sanitarium Locat
Ed Near
H. B. Anderson
Claims State
Miss Eva
Fiossie Sloan
Sturgis
J. H. Dobson
Howard Wednesday
Dr. Maytum, Jr
Leith Peckham
Kelly Bros
Bun
Bane
Billie Stablein
Tony Hanlon
Billie
Tony
Della Chase
Truax Boys
Mike Wagner
Wayne Gingles
Mitch
W. L. Casteel
Neb
Francis Wickham
F. H. Griffin
Court House
Pitts Bros. Hall
Geo. Ryburn
M. J. O’connor
Prof. Gilliland
D. W.U
M. E
Buelah
Joe Hollis
Plankinton
Thresh
E. Ss. Keen
Theo Witt
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