Great Britain and German blockade in wartime policy debate
The document critiques Britain's blockade actions and aims to justify neutral trade rights. It cites Lansing and Pall Mall Gazette arguments, contrasting German and British tactics and discussing American reactions to wartime policy and propaganda.
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Gerwahy
Great Britain
Lansing
Britain
Foose
Punés
Lana
Pall Mall Gazette
Bruin
Germany
United States
South Dakota May Back Cummins For National Conventions
South Dakota politicians weigh who will carry the state to the next Republican and Democratic national conventions. Democrats likely unite behind Wilson for renomination, while progressive Republicans show support for Iowa’s A B Cummins. N B H Knight of Hamlin seeks state commissioner nomination and gains eastern support as campaign begins.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Beecy
South Dakota
Champ Clark
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Cummins
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Republican’ Party
Helgerson May
N. B H. Knight
Hamlin ‘County
Knights
Greece Will Stay Neutral for the Present
Columbus Citizen reports the headline states Greece will maintain neutrality for the present period, with analysis centered on regional stability and foreign policy stance.
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Columbus Citizen
Greece
England not likely to rely on conscription for cabinet
The Grand Rapids Press notes there is plenty for those jobs and argues England won’t need conscription to fill the Cabinet again. It suggests confidence in existing ministers and continuity in leadership despite potential vacancies.
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Grand Rapids Press
England
Toresort
Illinois Equal Suffrage Association Elects New President
Mrs. Harrison Monroe Brown is named president of the Illinois Equal Suffrage Association. The article notes Illinois as an Eastern outpost of suffrage and identifies her as the most eastern state president among the suffrage leaders.
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Harrison Monroe Brown
Illinois Equal Suffrage! Association
Illinois
Most Valuable Corn Growth Report From Agriculture
Washington estimates show corn at 3,090,505,000 bushels with buckwheat, potatoes and tobacco also listed. The corn crop is described as the most valuable ever grown, worth about two billion dollars at farm prices, second in size only to the 1912 record.
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Navy
Inheritance tax receipts by South Dakota counties
Pierre reports total inheritance tax receipts for the last fiscal year amounting to 38,243.90 dollars. Counties listed include Aurora Beadle Bon Homme Brookings Brown Brule Campbell Charles Mix Clark Clay Codington Davis on Day Deuel Douglas Grant Hand Hanson Hutchinson Kingsbury Lake Lawrence Lincoln McCook Marshall Meade Minnehaha Moody Pennington Potter Roberts Sanborn Spink Stamey Turner Union Walworth Yankton with individual payments ranging from 17.00 to 4,360.96 dollars.
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Clark
Clay
Codington
Davison
Day
Deuel
Douglas
Grant
Hand
Hanson
Hutchinson
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
McCook County
Marshall County
Meade County
Minnehaha
Moody
Pennington
Potter
Roberts
Sanborn
Spink
Stamey
Turner
Union
Walworth
Yankton
November circuit court opens with many divorce cases
The November term of circuit court opens Tuesday morning November 16 at 9 o'clock. Of 46 civil cases, 16 are divorce with most suits by wives for cruelty or desertion. Two notable cases include Mitchell versus Dakota Central Telephone on gross earnings and Keen Jr. versus city of Mitchell over damages from a Hast First avenue accident. Nine criminal cases follow, including Geiger for selling liquor to minors and other charges such as robbery, adultery, and fraud.
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Circuit Court
City of
Mitchell
Dakota Central Telephone Company
James Keen, Jr
First Avenue
L. EF. Geiger
Phillip Germscheid
Leonard Brown
M. Maxon
Lawrence Frame
Frank McLain
Peter Young
Jane Haxton
W. J. Stofer
W. J. Hohn
Fred Wiedemann
Delicate matter to be settled by city court
Police found six men and two women with a drunken boy at James Spears 900 Rowley street. Spears charged with furnishing liquor to a minor and Pat Warren with disturbing the peace. Spears waived exam and was bound over to the November circuit term in $100. Warren’s trial set for today with jury demanded. Warren also charged with assault and battery with intent to commit adultery. examination set for December term. bond $25 not furnished and he remained jailed.
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Wood Smith
James Spears
Rowley Street
Mr. Spears
Pat Warren
Spears
Warren
Asault
Bible Gift To Emperor Highlights Japanese American Friendship
A Bible presented to the Japanese Emperor by Dr. E. A. Sturge sparked a dinner of 300 Japanese notables. Speakers, including Viscount Kanecko and Admiral Uriu, praised U.S.-Japan friendship as the Bible features rising sun and national flags symbolizing unity. Dr. Soyeda pledged readiness to aid the United States in danger.
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Tokio
Japan
Associated Press
Sturge
E. A. Sturge
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
United States
Kioto
Empire of Japan
America
Viscount Kanecko
Baron Uriu
Baron Kanda
Soyeda
Japanese Railways
California
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advert in 1900s Paper
Mothers report irritable children with fever pale tongue and teeth grinding may indicate worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer claims to safely expel parasites, act as laxative, and tonify the system. Priced at 26c, urged for immediate treatment.
Brothers Hurt In Dell Rapids Quarry Accident
In Dell Rapids South Dakota Jeng Sorenson slipped and fell about thirty feet into a quarry hole performing two somersaults before escaping with minor bruises and cuts. Around the same time quarry worker John Alakson narrowly avoided severe injury when a blasting powder charge prematurely exploded injuring his face and other non serious wounds.
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Dell Rapids
S. D
Jeng Sorenson
John Alakson
Axlakson
Aberdeen Shrine Ceremonial and Scottish Rite In Aberdeen
Aberdeen 8 D announces a ceremonial de luxe of Valdez temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the Orpheum theatre on Thursday evening November 18. The Scottish Rite reunion at the Masonic temple draws many from surrounding towns. Bab Hi Wed temple, Dramatic Order, Knights of Khorassan plan a grand ceremonial November 10. Knights of Columbus will confer the fourth degree in South Dakota on a large class.
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Aberdeen
Valdez Temple
Mystic Shrine
Orpheum Theatre
Aberdeen Shriners
Masonic Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
Knights of Columbus Order
South Dakota
Andora Urges Unity With Wilson Letter
In a letter to President Wilson, Andora voices the sentiment that republics should stand together, urging cooperation and shared stance amid global affairs. The message reflects allied solidarity and common cause across nations.
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U. S. Indianapolis Star
Andora
Wilson
extravagance and war time wealth shocks London observers
Wall of surface prosperity in Britain during war belies economists fears of mass unemployment. Montagu and Paish warn against lavish living as wealth shifts to workers and soldiers families. Luxury spending rises in hotels, restaurants, pianos, and shell production while officials face retrenchment calls and high government salaries draw scrutiny.
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London
England
Associated Press
Great Britain
George Paish
The
Economist
Edwin Montagu
Treasury
Sir George Parish
United States
Trhany
Covent Garden
Montagu
Alfred Mond
House of Commons
Slander case ends in verdict for defendants
Ethel Mae Bannister sought 1500 damages from A. G. Nelson and J. Gonverse in Hamlin county circuit court alleging slander. After about twenty four hours deliberation the jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
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Heyti
S. D
Hamlin County
Ethel Mae Bannister
A. G. Nelson
J. Gonverse
Mexico Recognition Question Hangs on Carranza
The Kansas City Star notes that the final step is whether Mexico itself will recognize Carranza, with no certainty shown about the outcome.
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Kansas City
Mexico
Carranza
Bonds Between Nations Remain Strong Despite Cash Note
The Minneapolis Journal notes the bonds among the United States, England and France are very strong though cash premiums linger. Experts say you cannot secure them below the 98 mark, signaling solid relations and stable markets despite currency concerns.
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Minneapolis Journal
England
France
Slogan on Back Sparks Suffrage Campaign Stunt
Miss Dorothy Newell a noted New York suffragist painted Votes for Women on her back as shown in a photograph. She persists in campaigning for the ballot and promises more original stunts in the effort.
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Dorothy Newell
New York
Local Notes highlights from Murdo to Mitchell
Local notes report Fred M Kratz of Murdo visiting his newborn son in Minneapolis. Mrs IL II Rather and daughter travel to Stuart Illinois and Aurora Illinois. Longfellow PTA circle holds 3 45 pm meeting at Longfellow school. Band 6 Catholic ladies meet at Mrs R J Evans home Wednesday 2 30 pm. Mrs Anna Lindahl leaves Sioux Falls for Minneapolis future home. Delegates head to Mitchell for Missionary Laymen convention opening today through Wednesday with a farewell banquet planned.
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Fred M. Kratz
Murdo
Minneapolis
Mrs. Il, II
Rather
Stuart
Aurora
Ill
Longfellow Circle
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Longfellow
Catholic Indies of Band No. 6
R. J. Evans
West First Avenue
Anna Lindahl
H. B. Anderson
Lindahl
Mrs. Anderson
Sioux
Argus
Mitchell
Relvix Harlan
Sioux Walls College
H. R. Best
City Temple
J. B. Gleason
Harvey Lawson
J. K. Cressey
J. B. Allen
C. Miller
8. P. Shaw
J. M. Goon
Remains of Old Man Found in South Carolina Cornfield
The body of Albert Johnson, aged man, was found in a cornfield on Everett Degenaar’s farm near Clear Lake, South Carolina. He died likely from heart failure after two days in the field while seeking work with a threshing crew. He had recently lived at Hendricks, Minnesota, and a daughter resides in Kendall, Wisconsin. In his pockets were 386 in cash and bank certificates from Hendricks and Canby, Minnesota, and his body was shipped for interment to Kendall.
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Clear Lake
S. C
Everett Degenaar
Albert Johnson
Dagenaar
Hendricks
Minn
Canby
Kendall
Wis
Morality Squad Freed as Rioting Charge Dismissed
In southern Tripp county a large group of farmers known as the Morality Squad avoids trial after Judge Frank B. Smith motions to dismiss. The case stemmed from efforts to correct local conditions around Milboro including warnings and a demand for a marriage certificate from Jay McWald and Clara Dieterman. McWald led arrests of several villagers, intensifying tensions. Charges remain against McQuaid and Miss Dieterman for alleged public decency offenses.
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S. D
Tripp County
Frank B. Smith
Circuit Court
Milboro
Jay McWald
Clara Dieterman
McWald
Morality Squad
McQuaid
Miss Dieterman
Remarried Squatter Governor Ziebach Celebrates Sixtieth
Frank M. Ziebach longtime Sioux City figure and once squatter governor of Dakota Territory marked sixty years of marriage to Elizabeth Fisher at Winner. Born 1830 in Pennsylvania he helped found the Sioux City Register and led Yankton as mayor in 1876 77 and 79.
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St. D
M. Ziebach
Sioux City
South Dakota
Elizabeth Fisher
Ziebach
Winner
Rosebud
Gregory County
Frank M. Ziehach
Pennsylvania
Woodbury County
Iowa
Yankton
Dakotan
Dakota Territory
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Davison County
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Masons
Knights OF Columbus
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Daily Mail
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