Expense funds to state officials questioned by auditor
South Dakota authorities debate monthly expense vouchers for the supreme court and governor. State Auditor Handlin suspends May payments amid constitutional doubts, noting vouchers may violate Chapter 188 of the 1909 laws and Article 21. the attorney general’s opinion is acknowledged but not binding.
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TAG
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Handlin
Preme Court
United States
College Fund Reaches Goal at Dakota Wesleyan University
The Dakota Wesleyan endowment drive capped at about 103000 in Mitchell and Davison County, surpassing the $100,000 target with gifts from faculty, students, and outside donors. Total gifts reached roughly 150,000 including Rockefeller board conditions, with praise for Dr. W G Seaman, trustees, and the student body for driving the successful campaign.
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Daly
Dakota
Wesleyan
Aldock
W. G. Seaman
Mo. Gost
Notson
Assia
Jp, Jenkins
Dakota Wesleyan
Davison County
Etter
Mitchell
Canvaes
Rockefeller Board
Seaman
Board of Trustees
Fragmentary Memoir Line About Office Conduct
The fragment notes that individuals here claim no extra compensation and are simply performing duties as required by their office. It mentions Denes and references conduct in office with a cautious, retrospective tone. The source fragment remains incomplete but highlights concerns over compensation and official duties.
Phreno Heads Chosen Today for Daedalian Officers
Readable text shows Phreno group at Daglia Wesleyan selecting Daedalian Society officers. Students elect councilors for the year and designate a business manager. Names mentioned include Perry Druseiel and Mortis Srumbauat in an early campus election context.
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Dagdla Wesleyan
Mortis Srumbauat Swan
Cdllors
Iota
Nes ‘Ear
Perry Druseiel
Daedalian
Miss Violet Elected Association President
The association elected Miss Violet as president with Miss Grose named vice president from the Philomathean Society. Frank Seifert is treasurer. Other candidates included Harold Smith for editor and Walter B. Smith for business manager, all from Kapba Bhiv literary groups. Georgena Smith and Elva Smith received nominations for president and vice president respectively.
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Miss
Violet
Miss He
Frank Seifert
Seerry
Grose
Philomathean Society
Harold Smith
Phrend-Cosmian
Ana Walter B. Smith
Kap Ba B
Society Circus Triumph At City Hall Auditorium
A society circus presented by St Mary’s Guild drew full crowds at the city hall auditorium last May Saturday. Notable home talent including singers dancers and comedians showcased versatility, under the direction of Mrs. H. D. Mat Ge who led the committee in charge. The front platform featured main attractions while side show booths and refreshment stands lined the aisles. Preceding each performance, street parades delighted attendees.
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Mitchell" Wit
City Hall
5. Mary's Guild
Hhe
D. Mat Ge
Hobart Brown Winning Orator in West Declamatory Contest
Hobart Brown of Mitchell High won West honors for the third time in the division declamatory and orator contest held in the high school auditorium. Laurene Cool and Merna no received second place in oratory and declamation. The event featured multiple students from Armour and Mitchell competing, with Brown delivering a forceful, convincing oration and Coot a strong contender. A mandolin and piano duet followed, with music and a vocal solo by Vesta Murray, under the supervision of Prof. C. M. Tull and others.
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Howart Brown
Mitchell Ligh School
Mitch
Armourigh School
Misg
He “Clark
Laur
Brown
Coot
Zerling ‘Orbett
Regulis
Hobart Brow
North America
Laurance Cool
Hazel Clark
Atmour
7. B. Thompson
Spencer
H. J. Rifenbark
White Usker
Seniors Win Intercease Meld Track Meet at Hitchcock Park
Mitchell Met School seniors dominate the Intercease Meld track meet with 85 points to 22 for juniors and 9 for sophomores. freshmen score none. Individual winner Tanios Salisbury leads with 20 points, followed by Harry van Denthuysen and Herbert Fox at 15 each, with Donald Hoon at 13 earning varsity honors as the meet awards a silver cup trophy.
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Mitchell
Hitchcock Pari
Tanios Salisbury
Harry van Denthuysen
Herbert Fox
Donald Hoon
Seatlin’ Bros
van Bensthuysen
Coleman
Fox
Sal
Isbury
Hoon
Wilder
Coughlin
Creighton
Salisbury
Knight
Shelby
Unclear meet results with listed officials and scorers
Fragmentary report lists Hoon Stelts Witter and others at the meet with names like Hall Zi Sch Ellis Watters and Witter. Judges D sewallen starter 8. 1. Shelton time of and L. Forte scorer.
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Hoon
Stelts
Witter
C 5
Hall
Eek
H.R. Zi Sch
Ellis Watters
Sewallen
Shelton
L. Forte
Aberdeen Municipal Saloon Plan Sparks Court Fight
Aberdeen faces a license contest after a tie vote to vote out saloons. If court action fails, a municipal saloon may open with profits split between city and school district. Proponents cite potential net profits of 130 000 to 200 000 annually and tighter enforcement, while opponents warn of impact on minors and public order.
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Aberdeen
Aberdee
Aber
Lemmon and
Lennox
Sisceton
Lemmon
Ely
Sherdeen
Bennett Defends Rock Criticism After Yankton Attack
In Yankton South Dakota Dr Rock of Aberdeen attacked B S Johnson a new senator criticising his official conduct. Mr Bennett defends Rock praising his good man Tompkins and urges the party to overlook past missteps and rally behind the Democratic leadership despite heated exchanges.
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Yankton
S. C
Rock
Aberdeen
Democratic State Committee
Johnson
United States
South Dakota
Rocke
Bennett
Lena
Tha Fehmson
Bonet
Dr. Rock
Han
Bin
William Tompkins
Rapid City
Tompkins
Father and Son Arrested for Arson Charge
In Koseniusko County, Webster and Lawrence Seepaniac were arrested on arson charges following a complaint by the state Fire Marshal. Authorities allege the pair set fire to a farm during foreclosure actions, destroying property and causing the Hoeyteroscople to be damaged. The two are held pending state court action after investigation by law enforcement.
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Webster
Seepaniac
Lawrence
Stepaniat Koseniusko
Ds County
State Court Court
Walser Tie
Sinsenpolie
Political Ties and Insurance Reform Stir Dakota Debates
The Dakota political scene is roiling over insurance measures and potential state-wide reform. Richards tests legislative limits as factions brace for midwinter talk and possible campaigns.
Bank wrecker found guilty in Port Pierre forgery case
John Hayes of Port Pierre was found guilty on second degree forgery in bank wrecking charges after a long trial. He was released on one charge and acquitted on another before a third verdict was returned after a prolonged jury session. An appeal is expected.
Sunday Storm Fatalities Reported in Iowa and Wisconsin
Sioux City Iowa reports two men killed as floodwaters swept a man near Bronson and another at Parker across tracks during a storm. The steamer Star amonte, feared gone after Sunday morning distress on Lake Superior, with heavy rain, spurred harbor dangers but no immediate rescue fears.
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Sioux City
Isco
Eles
Bronson
Wollen Creek
Jame Dunning
Parker
Dar
Duluth
Port Arthur
Yellowstone Park Opens to Auto Travel This Year
Parmiey of pswich, president of the Yellowstone Frail association, announced word from Secretary Franklin K. Lane that automobiles will be permitted to travel Yellowstone Park from August 1 to year end. The Interior Department ruling allows auto travel through the park during the period, marking a change in access policy.
Fragmentary report on a medical incident and pills
Fragmented OCR text describes a person in critical condition after ingesting substances. It mentions a corrosive tablet, a headache tablet, and government involvement. Details are unclear and names or places are not readable.
Mother Sent to Poor Farm After Train Incident
Aberdeen report details Lucia Stad wito a Susa woman who abandoned her 2 year old on an eastbound Milwaukee train en route to New York. The child, slightly injured, survived after the train at 45 miles per hour. Authorities contend the mother’s statements reveal distress and possible unbalance. husband reportedly in Elk River. Local inquiry continues into the pair’s troubling journey toward Switzerland.
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Aberdeen
Atrs
Lucia Stadwito
Susa
Milwaukee
Maho
New York
Switzerland
Bowdle
Alties Musband
Rainmien
Europe
Elk Teiver
T Krems
Switserland
Uekot
Sie
Gelet
State weighs dismissing suit over old state treasurers
Attorney General Caldwell argues the Phillips estate case may be barred by statute of limitations and asks for dismissal, while still pursuing actions against other former state treasurers and their bondsmen. He notes faults in bonds and seals and says the state may focus on Cassil’s bondsmen with possible exceptions.
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Tate Kirk
C. Phillips
Philips
Caldwell
Atking
Lawrence Runty Cout
Seine
D'R. Coline
Charton Casaally
Ohn Schanber
Tien
South Dakota
G. C. Caldwell
Kirk Phillips
Cassil
U. S
Crawford
Byrne
Senate
Elrourt Court
Phillipe
Phillins
Eithin
Governo Dyrno
Phillips Estate
Family Farms 1200 Acres Grain near Manchester
The article notes a single family owning 1200 acres of grain land near Manchester. Former town presidents relocated to Kings, and over the years the family has expanded to about 1200 acres of grain and 100 acres of corn. It mentions land ownership among leading state and Northwest farmers.
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Sera
Manchester
Mistaken ingestion reports in Plankinton area
A brief notice notes a mistaken ingestion involving an irritable substance in Plankinton. W F Keehm and other local residents were affected, with authorities seeking to confirm the substance and ensure safety.
Society Circus Crowds City Hall in Opening Night
The Society Circus drew a large crowd at City Hall with crowds turned away. The event featured booths close to the gallery, allowing smooth crowd movement and lively attractions. Performers and managers including Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Davieon drew strong patronage at the Lemonade, Candy Kitchen, Art Museum, and post office sections. The Snake Charmers and Fortunes tellers also entertained, while the entire spectacle, staged by Marys Guild of the Episcopal church, achieved wide popularity and festive energy.
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Ely
Bute Vilage
Art Museum
Kear Vann
Tharth
Patel Post
Mra. Shephard
Tom ‘Thumb
Ette
Ametealt
Edwards
Baughman
Anderson
Jack Porter
Louis Beckwith
Charles Fowler
Mes
Barnett
Citizens Rights for Indians Planned on Cheyenne River
An investigation by Major Metaughiin and Supervisor Thuceray of the Indian department considers granting full citizen rights to Indians on the Cheyenne River inlan reservation. If inspectors certify progress, Indians may manage their own affairs, resolve disputes over real property, and allow their children to attend public schools in that region.
STATE FARM SCENES SOUGHT FOR BOOKLET PROMO
The department seeks farm scenes for a forthcoming state advertising pamphlet. Interested residents may submit photos of their farms with names and locations kept on file. Early contributions desired to showcase rural improvements and farm life statewide.
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Aokris Brumbaugh
ST. Mary's Guild
Hobart Brown
Orator
Armour
Taf City
Hatz Block
Paris
Theos
Day County
Fr Post F Insurance Commission
Pierre
Richards
Ius
George Palla
Lead
Crans
Grang
Potvin
Slablein
Treasiner Wert
Pampaien
Troy
Cams
Cll Burke
Hayes
Fort Pierre
IRGE
Arker
Yellowstone Park
Collins
Cassie
3. Oates
W. F. Keehm
Society Circus
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