Tammany Defeat Sparks Debate on New York Politics
In Murphy’s Tammany defeat sparks doubts about rehabilitation in New York City politics. The piece argues Dix would have fared better under different conditions, notes Sulzer impeachment as Murphy’s mistake, and compares reforms in Philadelphia and Cincinnati with New York’s persistent System influences.
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Progressive Party shows strength in last week’s elections
The Progressive Party claims a solid nationwide showing for a full ticket next year despite mixed results in Massachusetts and New Jersey where Bird and Colby led, while noting a national reform path through Republican convention changes. The piece also covers anti Semitic trials and the Beiliss case with critique of the era’s prejudice and calls for judicial fairness.
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Progressive Party
Republican Party
Lincoln Visitor Honored At Social Bridge Event
Mrs. T I. Edwards of Lincoln Nebraska was the honored guest at a Saturday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. H. H. Edwards. Six tables of bridge and a four course luncheon followed. High score went to Mrs. H. R. Kibbee and Mrs. Instiminger won the all-out prize.
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University Avenue
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David Person
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Plankinton
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Harriett Nolt
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Nolt
George G. Kimball
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Hoven agrees upon compromise service
In Pierre South Dakota a state railway commission hearing between Hoven business leaders and Minneapolis and St. Louis railway officials ended in a compromise. Hoven will accept three weekly trains instead of twice but service reductions will affect towns between Conde and Tolstoy. A further conference is set for Melfette on the 12th.
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Melfette
Call Issued to Rev. E. F. Schwab at Mitchell Church
Rev. E. F. Schwab of Enid Oklahoma received a call to the First Congregational church in Mitchell. The vote on the call was nearly unanimous after he preached in Mitchell on two October Sundays. Schwab has held several pastorates and holds a PhD with post graduate theology study. He is married with one son and is famed for a large library. arrival is expected in December pending formal acceptance.
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Manistee
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Athens
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Special rates urged for South Dakota teachers meeting
Railroads and Sioux Falls hotels offer open fare of one third with a two cent minimum per mile to welcome 1500 South Dakota Educational association members arriving November 24 25 26. Excursion passes available from east and west of the Missouri river with final return by November 28 1918. Alumni and faculty events planned plus reunions and a tea at All Saints school. City superintendent meeting set for November 24 to discuss a high school manual and related matters. Continuous passage dates and local activities to be announced.
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South Dakota Educational Association
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Missouri
Misouri
State University of South Dakota
Congregational Church
Yankton College
G. H. Scott
Yankton
City
Big game season opens as hunters depart Duluth
More than four hundred hunters left Duluth Minnesota this morning at the opening of Minnesota and Wisconsin big game season.
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Woman Charges Extreme Cruelty in Divorce Case
Mrs. Laura E. McMahon files for divorce from Charles L. McMahon in circuit court alleging severe abuse starting seven months after their 1910 marriage in Harrison Nebraska. She claims May 1912 curses and assault near Lusk Wyoming and abandonment with baby on a remote claim, plus infidelity and deceit about proving up a claim.
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Charles L. McMahon
Circuit Court
Prank J. Smith
Harrison
Neb
McMahon
Lusk
Wyo
Black Hills Miners Increase Tonnage Despite Lower Bullion
The 24th annual report of State Mine Inspector Otto Ellerman shows Black Hills mines handling more ore while bullion output for 1918 totals 7,497,100.82 dollars. Employment sits at 3,076 as labor-saving devices and electric plants reduce need for workers and cut haulage costs.
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Ead
Black Hills
Otto Ellerman
Builion
Namestake
Miuny
Tax Commission Submits Call in South Dakota Case
Pierre South Dakota Tax Commissioner Preston returns from Sturgis where he addressed a suit by Meade County commissioners seeking to block the county auditor from recording higher horse assessments. Attorney General Johnson for the commission and county auditor demurred and asked dismissal. Judge McGee reserved ruling to review briefs.
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Dr Hobsons Eczema Ointment Ad Claims Rapid Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment as penetrating and healing for eczema rashes ringworm and other eruptions. It promises instant itch relief and speedy recovery with a doctor’s prescription note and mails order option from Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
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Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
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White Slavery Cases Before Federal Court
Aberdeen South Dakota editors report the November term of federal court opening with Judge Elliott and clerk Oliver Pendar presiding. District Attorney Robert Stewart and C J Morris attend with U S Marshal Seth Bullock. The docket includes the Sanders libel case and multiple white slavery prosecutions. grand jury to hear several matters.
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Dam Project at Lake Campbell Elevates Brookings Lake
A crew builds a concrete and cement dam at Lake Campbell near Brookings to raise water level by 22 inches and transform the lake into one of the prettiest in the region.
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