Aberdeen Democrats Elect State Central Committee Leaders
At a state headquarters meeting Dr. HJ. Rock was elected state chairman. Aberdeen was chosen as head of the state central committee with Wayne Winker, Mitchell, and others named to seats. Attendees, including James W. McCart, spoke at the theater on party plans and optimism for the fall campaign.
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Aberdeen
Yeaters
Tirty State Central Committee
HJ. Rock
Winker
Mitchell
S.C. Anh
D. Donohoe
Sid
Hary A. Wagner
Wawibwu
William Hickey
Yankton
Wow
Boyle
Rapid City
David
Roy
Fairfax
Aberdeén
Central
Ratly
Bs. Johnson
Anit- Sneek
James W. McCart
H. J. Kah
Natata Cimeon
Bird
I. e.Wemiocrata
Hestetd
Bao
South Dakota
Woodmen of America discuss compromise at state camp meeting
The Woodmen of Amerikn South Carolina state camp and a Commercial Club session featured a contest over officers and resolutions. Insurgent plan backed by supporters clashed with head camp positions endorsing compromise, with rates and referendum ideas debated.
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Hae D
Mofleras Woodmen
South Capiited
Chicago
Plana
Conglao
Alatform
Priain
Anterion
Ead
Ans
Her Lake
City council debates budget and election timing
Fragmented notes describe council considering a municipal appropriation and an autumn election date. The text mentions a new mayor and references to Christiana time in Texas, plus various town drill and safety items.
Nomination Note Sparks Unclear Local Debate
A fragmented OCR item hints at a nomination event or designation, mentioning a TO and unclear names or terms. The readable bits suggest a local notice about a named person or group and possible electoral or appointment implications, but specifics are obscured.
Progressive split shapes South Dakota senate nomination
In Huron, a candidate for United States senator is eyed as the adjourned meet approaches. J L Senn regressive editor signals opposition to a state ticket and likely to oppose any bull moose nominations for office but senator. Murdo reports echo similar strains from state chairman G O Van Méter, with some moose factions still pushing for a full ticket.
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United States
Huron
J. L. Senn
Progressives
Mitchell
Senn
Bull Moose
Murdo
G. O. van Méter
Frank Beck Promoted to Presidency of Buenos Aires Commerce School
Dean 8. D. Van Benthuysen of Dakota Wesleyan reports Frank Beck of Canton a 1912 Wesleyan graduate and former Cochabamba Institute instructor has been promoted by Bishop H. C. Stuntz to lead the commerce school in Buenos Aires Argentina. Beck, who went to Bolivia after graduation, is praised by Mitchell friends for the honor amid his marriage to Bessie Dunn.
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D. van Benthuysen
Dakota Wesleyan
Cochabamba
Bolivia
Frank Beck
Canton
Wesleyan
H.C. Stuntz
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
New City Pump Proves Adequate in Waterworks Test
A new pumping turbine at the New City station pumped 700 gallons per minute and cleared sand from the new well after hours of operation. The system with a 600000 gallon reservoir and a 460000 ton daily capacity appears able to cope with summer demand, as the new 12 inch well draws from the same basin as the old wells. Engineers Nicholson, Smith, and Parsons installed the turbine without outside aid.
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pAfter Ca
Dali He
Nicholson
Aurora, Til
Sid. H. Smith
Spears Demonstrates High Run In Exhibition Match
George F. Spears of Sioux City defeated his son in a 200 point billiards game at Schary Weber parlors before about 300 fans. He posted a high run of 22 and an average of 66 3-3, while his son reached a high run of 2 and an average of 31. The elder Spears showcased finger billiards and difficult shots and spoke on how to play the game. Tonight a full balk-line exhibition and lecture will be given at the Hik's club starting at 8:30 with all welcome.
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Schary Weber
George FE. Spears
Sioux City
Entleman
Mr. Spears, Jr
Mr. Spears
Tha’ Mies
Hik
Speara
Elka
Rons of Hind
South Dakota Hero Cassidy Awarded for Rescue
A Minnesota University engineering student Thomas B Cassidy received a Carnegie heroism prize of $2,000 for saving Miss Loraine Rob from a runaway horse. The incident prompted a silver medal by the commission and was announced weeks ago.
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Minneag Mis
1915 Sunday School Convention Chosen for Parker
South Dakota Sunday School association selects Parker as the site for the 1915 convention after Mitchell’s invitation is declined. Officers named include Prof S D van Benthuysen as president and Geo W Miller as general secretary. $250 in pledges raised for association purposes.
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South Dakota Sunday School Association
Parker
Mitchell
S. D. van Benthuysen
van Henthuysen
Sundy
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
G.H. Lugg
Parkston
Madison
Smith
Pierre
G. D. Brown
J. W. Whiteside
Wessington Springs
J. J. Booth
Ramona
Robert Ll. Slagle
Vermillion
T. L. Torgeson
Beresford
Mr. Brown
Robert Lincoln Kelley
A. L. Grebel
Rey. J. Watson
Rapid City
John K. Cressey
Sioux Falls
Geo. W. Miller
Huron
R. N. Holsaple
T. K. Torgeson
Hox
Frank Fox
D. D
Sioux Palls
South Dakota Association
International Sunday School Association
J.S. Hoagland
School of Methods
Miller
Carl W. Berry
Henry FI. Cope
Chicago
Franklin McWifresh
Cope
W. D.stemn
J. K. Cressey
A.L. Grebe
Sof
D. van Benthuysen
Mr. Berry
Revi T. H. Hagen
Berry
Dr. Cope
Signal system approved by officials in Pierre
Pierre South Dakota Insurance Commissioner O K Stablein and Bani Hx ampier J da Wing, returning from Colorado, toured the strike region and photographed scenes. They examined Cook Itallway Signal company's license bid for blue sky approval, describing a triplicate circuit system with gate gong and light for rail and road use.
Appointment to Osteopathic Board Replaces Redfield
Governor Byrne appoints Dr. John Pay of Milbank to the state board of osteopathic examiners, succeeding Dr. C. G. Redfield of Rapid City who also serves on the board of charities and corrections. The change is noted on the state board roster.
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Ostropaths
Plarre
S. di
Byrne
John Pay
Milbank
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
C. G. Redfieldj
Rapid’ City
Redfield
Bow
Charities and Corrections
Tragic Farm Drag Accident Claims 12 Year Old
George Ziegler, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Thos Ziegler of a Spink county farm, died from injuries after his foot was caught in a drag operated on the family farm. Blood poisoning developed from the wound leading to his death.
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Ashton
George Ziegler
Thos. Ziegler
Spink
Hyde Park Demonstration Welcomes South African Exiles
London observers describe a vast Hyde Park gathering on March 1 to welcome the South African exiles. Estimates vary, but crowds likely numbered tens of thousands with a further throng at the park, while banners from labor unions colored the march. The event, though not resolving SA rights, signals strong London labor feeling and questions parliamentary hope for redress.
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London
Hyde Park
Park
Unity Now International
Workers of London
Workers of
South Africa
Botha
F. E. Smith
Commons
Labor Party
Labor
Jeanne
Trustees Meet and Organize Methodist Hospital Board
The heart of trustees at Redfield last fall formed a corporation to operate the Methodist State Hospital. Dr J S Hoagland of Mitchell was elected president, Dr J W Potter of Sioux Falls vice president, Lewis Shuster of Mitchell secretary, and E B Morris of Mitchell treasurer. The nine trustees toured seven or eight site proposals across the city by automobile seeking a suitable, sizable hospital location.
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Ineer
Methodist State Hospital
Heart of Trustees
State Church
Redfield
J. $. Hoagland
Mitchell
J. W. Potter
Sioux Falls
Lewis Shuster
E B. Morris
O. E. Cassem
Capital
Omaha Tracks
University
James’ Kéen
Zoellner Quartet Delights Mitchell Music Lovers
Mitchell music lovers enjoyed a Zoellner string quartet concert in the city hall auditorium as the season finale of the Dakota Wesleyan school of music series. Amandus Zoellner led with violin solos and two encores, closing with Tschaikowsky Andante Cantabile as the audience’s final request. Next season features Hugo Sotschak Dorothea North and Heniot Levy on the program.
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Mitchell
Zoellner
Dakota Wesleyan School of Music
City Hall
Amandus Zoellner
Wieniowski
Kressler
Juni
Manuel
Beethoven
Browscki
Tschaikowky
W. L. Gray
School of Music
Hugo Sotschak
Dorothea North
Heniot Lévy
Chinese Man Slits Throat in Despair Over Mexico Visit
In Deadwood South Dakota Chung Yee a Chinese restaurant keeper from Spearfish killed himself with a butcher knife after learning he could not travel to Mexico as a soldier. He had expressed sympathy with Mexican rebels and hoped to enlist but was told no Chinaman would be accepted. His body was found beside a brief note saying his life has no use to him. He has family in China.
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lLondon
Ten Tribes
Humanitarie Consalvation Army
Boston
Hyde’ Park
Kensington Gardens
Hyde Park Corner
London
Marble Arch
Hyde Park
Hyde Port
Deadwood
S. D
Mexico
Chung Yee
Spearfish
Yee
Huerta
United States
China
Double corn acreage in north of state
Aberdeen South Dakota A H Track of the McCaull Dinsmore grain company says farmers in northern South Dakota expect the corn crop to be the largest in state history. He estimates 35 acres of corn per 65 acres of wheat versus 16 to 20 last year and notes strong optimism about the crop outlook.
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Aberdeen
S. D
A. H. Track
McCaull Dinsmore Grain Company
South Dakota
Restaurateur Nicodemus Wounded in Hoarding in Denver
Denver capital case reports L F Nicodemus a fashionable restaurateur shot by Colonel James Bulger, a soldier of fortune, yesterday night. He lies in critical condition with only slight chance of recovery.
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Restaurateur
Denver
Colo
L. F. Nicodemus
James Bulger
New Incorporations in Pierre S D
Articles of incorporation filed for the Yanton Realty Company with capital of 5000. Incorporators include Julius Engel A G Schenk and A L Wyman. Brookings Labor and Fuel Company raises 20800 with incorporators H E Riley Geo P Sexauer F H Sexauer Horace Fishback. Conservé Telephone Company capital 50000 constructors Jas Sordhompson P J Bauman F Warpine Ack Bacue and others.
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Incorporators
Jas. Sordhompson
P. J. Bauman
F. Warpine
Akn
Bacue
State seeks hog cholera serum demonstration
The state livestock department seeks a government demonstration on hog cholera remedies. County representatives Brown Spink Davison and Minnehaha boast about their counties and urge a public demonstration to show proper use of hog cholera remedies.
State plans hog grower demonstrations and courses
The state board awaits a demonstration in the state and hopes to conduct short course schools of hog growing in counties. Dates and locations are not fixed yet, but officials anticipate showing progress by late summer and securing resources to carry out the program.
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State Board
State Department
Wesleyans Lose To Yankton In Thin Track Dual
The Dakota Wesleyan track team fell 68 to 64 to Yankton College in a rain hindered dual meet. Woodward Berry and Cass led Wesleyan with high point totals as Yankton captured the final mile relay to clinch the meet.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton College
Yankton
Woodward
Berry
Cass
Stevenson
Waite
Wesleyan
Nash
Knox
Lewis
Mitchell
Beyer and Robinson
Warren
Sherry
Kniffen
Beyer
Robinson
Fenenga
Shiot
Groese
Brown
Bussey
Wiate
Walters
Kirkpatrick
Neill
Robertson
Kirkpat
Tick
Ahlfs
Best
Reick
Hungerford
Boyer
DUMMY BOMB FOUND NEAR STATE S ATTORNEY
A five inch dummy bomb was found under the bedroom window of Ambrose B Beck the county states attorney containing no explosives and covered in cayenne pepper to hinder bloodhounds. Detectives investigating the recent murder of W H Menzie and Miss Blanche Signal consider hoodlum involvement possible while local officials push follow up arrests.
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Geddes
Ambrose B. Beck
WH. Menzie
Miss Blanche
Beck
Menzie
Che
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