Everitt Seeks Republican Nomination for South Dakota Lt Governor
Redfield resident 30 years in business and politics Everitt announced for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of South Dakota. He served three terms in the state legislature from Spink County and led the party locally. He managed Governor Byrne’s primary campaign last year.
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Redfield
S. D
Hyeritt
South Dakota
Everitt
Spink County
Gov. Byrne
Indians Dodge Bill in Saloon License Case
Judge Williamson of the state circuit court hears a novel case by two Sioux Indians who ran a saloon and owe Fre mont Brewing $1,000. They argue the brewer violated federal and state laws by selling liquor to Indians, and thus the claim should fail. The judge has taken the matter under advisement.
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Fairfax
Williamson
State Circuit Court
Fremont’ Brewing Company
Brewing Company
Humboldt Fire Destroys North End Buildings Over 60000 Loss
Fire swept Humboldt’s north business district yesterday afternoon threatening the whole village. Property losses exceed $60,000 with approximately $26,000 in surface damage. The Hahn & Duncan store and nearby shops burned. Hartford and Sioux Falls departments aided, fire fought amid strong winds. Injuries to two firefighters reported, with one seriously disfigured by a tank explosion. Insurance totals about $26,475 with total loss around $61,775.
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Humboldt
Hartford
Sioux
Falls
Hahn & Dun¢edh
Sioux Falls
Humboldt Journal
Hahn & Duncan General
Fred Fehlaker
Carl
Wilek
Hahn & Duncan
Mike Riveness Implement Co
Bert Drakes
Era House
Fred Weise
Gabel
North
Burns
F.N. Angus
Fred Long
C. B. Fritz
Government Keeps Control Of Cavern Despite Patent
The cave remains under government control as forest service asserts two cave entrances lie outside the patent granted last month for a homestead. Officials say the ground within the patent excludes the entrances, keeping access free for visitors to view the crystalline formations.
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The
Forest Service
Appeal Granted in Arson Case of Interior Men
John Bush and Jesse Hodges, residents of Interior, were found guilty of arson in the state circuit court for burning a homestead and ranch owned by Harland Snodgrass. A thirty day stay of sentence was issued as they plan to appeal to the state supreme court, citing trial irregularities and seeking a new trial with alibi and circumstantial evidence cited.
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Interior
S. D
John Bush
Jesse Hodges
State Circuit
State Supreme Court
Harland Snodgrass
State Bank of Interior
Bush
Hodges
Connover
Snodgress Ranch
Government claims entrances to cave near Deadwood
Forest Supervisor Kellester and A C Moore of Piedmont assert that the Crystal Cave near Piedmont remains government property. The pair spoke on the ground, defending what they call official ownership of the tunnel entrances and surrounding area.
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Deadwood
S. D
Crystal Taee
Piedmont
Kellester
A. C. Moore
Bartine Enters Race for Third District Congress
South Dakota state Senator John G. Bartine of Lyman County announces candidacy for U.S. Congress from the third district. He served two terms in the state senate and was a leading supporter of progressive measures, with backing from progressive Republicans and a large personal following.
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Lyman County
Oacoina
S. D
John G. Bartine
Barline
State Senate
Four confess bank robbery by Aberdeen quartet
Four prisoners in Brown County jail confess to a string of burglaries in and near Aberdeen. Frank Hayes and Benson on Billiard, from Chicago and Omaha, admit to robbing Olander clothing store and West Side Grocery and suspect a Mina bank burglary. Two more suspects, Jack Schaffer and Clarence Johnson, join the Mina robbery plot and provide details of dynamite use, car theft, and an aborted bank safe break. The group claims ownership of the Mina heist and notes dynamite and a nitroglycerine bottle left behind.
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Aberdeen
Fred M. Jump
T. C. Wyckoff
Brown County
Frank Hayes
Benson
Chicago
Omaha
Olander
West Side
Mina State Bank
Mina
Jack Schaffer
Clarence Johnson
Milwaukee Road
State’s
Hatkin
Mina Bank
Hayes
Billiard
Johnson
H. J. Draheim
Draheim
Edmunds County
SchaulYer and
Bank Robbery Suspects Held for Trial in Ipswich
Four men implicated in a bank heist will be transported to Ipswich, the county seat, for trial. Van Billiard and Hayes face charges in addition to the Aberdeen store robberies. Authorities say a wife of one suspect visited Mina to pass on information that helped the burglars enter the bank and escape.
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Ipswich
van Billiard
Hayes
Aberdeen
Mina
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by South Dakota Governor
Governor Frank M. Byrne proclaims Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving Day in South Dakota. He urges a home coming with peace rest and good cheer and asks for prayer benevolence forgiveness mutual helpfulness and broad charity to foster appreciation for family community and public service.
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Commonwealth
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
Kimball Notes and Local Moves
Dr J L Hinkley named deputy state veterinarian after two years as Kimball local vet. Miss Jennie B Dewey marries E J Sanderson of Sioux Falls and plans to reside there. Dewey’s family moved from Kimball to Canton and then Sioux Falls. Wm Nottingham leaves Kimball to lead a large brass band in Larimore North Dakota.
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Kimball
M. D
J. L. Hinkley
Hinkley
Jennie B. Dewey
Kimball Graphic Office
E. J. Sanderson
Sioux Falls
Dewey
C. L. Dewey
Canton
Wm. Nottingham
Kimball Brass Band
Larimore
N. D
Express Firms Dodge Frost Loss Policy Hearings
Shippers accuse express companies in Pierre S D of adopting a rule that refuses responsibility for frost damaged perishable goods, leaving shipments at shippers risk. Delegations from Minneapolis St Louis railway towns attend a state railway commission hearing on proposed cuts to LeBeau line service, reducing to two mixed trains weekly.
Government to Sell Big Lot of Timber in Black Hills
85 000 000 feet of timber are offered for sale in the Black Hills national forest. Ten forest service officers prepared the estimate this summer. Territory lies 10 miles west of Nahant, 3½ to 8 miles wide, extending to the Wyoming line, comprising yellow pine and spruce. Sawmill operators in the Black Hills expect to purchase.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills National Forest
Forest Service
Nahant
Wyoming Line
Black Hills
Defies Robber Then Dodges the Bullet
Flandreau South Dakota resident Dell Stombaugh faced a late night holdup he refused to surrender to. He taunted the robber directing him to a hotter place and was shot at point blank range but the bullet missed. Stombaugh fled as the assailant escaped and police search for the unknown gunman.
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Stombaugh
Stombaught
Two Counties Enroll Well in Ipswich and Edmunds
Ipswich South Dakota officials report enrollment by November 1 with two months left for unregistered voters. Carson and Lawrence counties show strong GOP leads. Edmunds county precincts reveal 1272 registered from 1456 votes cast in 1912.
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Ipswich
S. D
J. W. Parmley
Carson
Lawrence
Lawrence County
Edmunds County
Senate panel votes to cut regional banks to four
Washington figures report a 7 to 5 Senate banking committee vote shifting to four regional reserve banks. Crawford of South Dakota backed administration plans while Reed and OGorman sided with the administration on the proposal. Democratic leaders threaten a party caucus if fundamentals are cut from the House bill.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Committee
Reed
O’gorman
Crawford
South Dakota
Plan
Washington
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
House
Wilson
Owen
Hollis
Pomerene
Shafroth
South Dakota Agricultural Meetings Set in Mitchell
Five day event in Mitchell January 27 to 31 gathers corn show, grain growers, live stock breeders, and poultry groups. National speakers include Prof. C. G. Hopkins and Sam Jordan with local leaders Gov. Byrne and A. Hitchcock among addressers. Prize fund reaches 700 dollars plus trophies and cups.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
I T
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers’ Association
South Dakota Poultry Associaation
C. G. Hopkins
University of Illinois
Big Man
United States
Hopkins
N. 8. Manson
South Dakota State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Siberia
Sam Jordan
Missouri
H. J. Hughes
Minneapolis
Farm, Stock & Home
J. C. McDowell
Central States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
H. C. Hughes
Iowa State College
Ames
R. L. Slagle
Brookings
A. Hitchcock
State Board of Regents
Dakota Improved Seed Company
A. N. Hume
Jacob Wickie
Langford
S. D
J. G. Hutton
South Dakota Experiment Station
M. Champlin
South Dakota Experiment Association
C. M. Karlstad
Dempster
Andrew Palm
Codington County
A. E. Hitchcock
Electrification Planned for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Route
New York City reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad will start an electrification project before January 1. Specifications are set and the contract will be let soon. Initial work covers 113 miles over the Bitter Root range with operation hoped by year’s end. About 8 million dollars will fund the first 500 miles.
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New York City
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Bitter Root Mountains
State AG rules against hiring another hunter under license
South Dakota ruling states a hunting license is personal and cannot be used to hire another licensed hunter for pay. Wardens may enter private property to investigate game law violations. Osteopaths may not use medical titles on signage or ads.
Damage case arising from fatal automobile accident
Richard Timmer files a $5,000 suit against Frank Johnson of Hudson after his son Albert Timmer, a small boy, was killed when struck by Johnson’s car in an accident. The case centers on the fatal incident and damages claimed by the father.
State corn and grain show leads to rural life conference
A Spink County event schedule lists a livestock sale and a music program at 1:30 p m with Gov Frank M Byrne and university professors speaking on farming. A 9:00 a m corn and grain school covers small grains led by Brown county figures with lectures on farming credits and advisory work. Evening sessions include demonstrates from Dakota Wesleyan University.
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John EB. Larson
Spink County
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
State College
R. L. Slagle
C. G. Hopkins
Agronomist
University of Illinois
Manley Champlin
H. F. Patterson
Brown County
M. Addres
H. J. Hughes
Farm, Stock and Home
Minneapolis
United States
J. C. McDowell
United States Department of Agriculture
Dakota Wesleyan University
Miss Franklin Weds in Washington D C
The marriage of Anna Mildred Franklin of Deadwood S D to David S Traitel of New York was performed quietly in John Marshall place with Judge Bundy presiding. The bride, heiress to Harris Franklin of New York, traveled to Washington for a secret wedding and will honeymoon at the Willard before returning to New York.
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Washington
Dpd
David S. Traitel
New York City
Anna Mildred Franklin
Deadwood
S. D
New York
New Willard
Traitel
Bundy
Old City Hall
John Marshall Place
Benjamin LD. Traitel
Franklin
Harris Franklin
Semple School For
Willard Hotel
Willard
West Seventy Sixth Street
SHIPS TIN CANS TO STATE OFFICE
The attorney general’s office received a heavy box from Yankton containing two dead hens a football an iron wheel tin cans broken brick and stones A letter from Anna Grosser claimed the shipment injured her property and asked for state legal help In the Calaberese murder case Judge Hughes sentenced the defendant to sixteen years in the penitentiary and lawyers filed a motion for a new trial.
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Hughes
Calaberese
Graders Finish Pond on Capitol Grounds
Graders complete the last section of a seven acre pond on state grounds at Pierre South Dakota. An island measuring one hundred by one hundred fifty feet will be decorated with flowers and shrubs at the center. Water supply will come from an artesian well feeding the pond.
Crowds Welcome Battleship Wyoming to Malta Harbor
Great crowds gathered to greet the battleship Wyoming upon its arrival in Malta. Report says it is the largest and most powerful warship ever seen in the harbor.
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Wyoming
Malta
Rapid City court opens term over 50 000 dollar county fund misappropriation
Pennington County faces lawsuits against former county officials including Treasurers George B. Flavin and John E B Halley and Auditor Robert Rudeskit for alleged misappropriation exceeding 50 000 dollars. Bondsmen defendants join the suits as motions seek specifics and new trials are sought in a related criminal case. James Hurson sues Freeman Lewis for 2000 dollars over a haystack accident. Other major cases are expected.
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Rapid City
S. C
State
McGee
Pennington County
George B. Flavin
John EB. Halley
Robert Rudeskit
George E. Plagin
James Hurson
Freeman Lewis
Lewis
Pass Day With The Mother Dead
N A Foote returned from Spain to find his wife dead in bed, heart disease the presumed cause. The two young children, unable to unlock the door, spent the day alone with their mother deceased without food or heat.
Court Reverses Ditch Case Suit In South Dakota
The South Dakota Supreme Court at Pierre reversed a Davison county circuit court ruling over a drainage ditch in Union township. Property owners fought a $728.90 assessment for benefits claimed from drainage near Lisbon township to the county line. The case followed appeals after the Davies County commissioners fixed the charge, and its path drew notable local attention.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
Pierre
Union Township
Supreme Court
Frank
Smith
Davison County
Ciircuit Court
Lisbon Township
Most Stock Shipped Yet
The corn crop in this locality is nearly all harvested and grades No 2 with 16 to 20 bushels per acre. Stockmen are buying the surplus at 60 to 65 cents per bushel. Hay is plentiful and stock are in good winter condition. Hog shipments exceed any previous year. cattle and horses also high. Prices: cows 50 to 85 dollars, spring calves 25 to 37.5, yearlings 40 to 50.
Prince's Auto Kills Girl In Potsdam Accident
Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia rides in an automobile that struck a four year old girl in Potsdam Germany. The child died shortly after. the prince took her to a hospital for treatment.
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Prince's Auto
Pottsdam
Germany
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
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