Prohibition Question Could Delay South Dakota Law
The South Dakota prohibition amendment may not take effect until 1917 or later if the legislature enacts enforcement provisions. Lawyers cite State vs Bradford and similar cases to argue the measure is not self executing and may require new penalties and regulations before it operates.
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State Supreme Court
State
Bradford
Meade County
Supreme Court
Dighton Carson
Supreme Bench
North Dakota Supreme Court
South Dakota
North Dakota
Cattle Make Farmer a Handsome Profit
Lake Preston South Dakota Arthur Ryd bor a Kingsbury county farmer known as the cattle king recently sold twelve head of cattle for 1037 dollars and still has more than seventy head on his farm to market later He shifted from grain to stock raising and his prosperity has made him one of the county's well to do farmers.
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Lake Preston
S. D
Arthur Rydbor
Kingsbury County
Rush of Divorce and Civil Cases Prepares for Circuit Court
As circuit court nears opening, the county clerk reports many cases filed in recent days. The fall term opens at 2 PM on November 21 with numerous matters, including three divorces. Ida Cass sues Gordon Cass for desertion and non-support. Chas Clare Barber seeks divorce from Jennie J Barber for desertion. W H Mooers seeks divorce from Hazel Mooers with Rex Thompson named as co respondent. Owen Sheehe sues Andrew K Gaines for 3000 dollars after a street collision. National Fowler Bank sues C W Downey for 400 dollars on a note. Anthonese Seiders sues Sarah Davis for 5000 dollars in slander damages.
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Ida Cass
Gordon Cass
Central City
W. H. Mooers
Hazel Moers
Rex Thompson
Murdo
Owen Sheehe Flagman
Sanborn Street
Milwaukee Tracks
Andrew K. Gaines
Gaines
National Fowler Bank
C. W. Downey
Anthonese Seiders
Sarah Davis
Gandy Wins Broad Victory in Third District
Returns from West river counties show Harry Gandy carried every county in the Third district for Congress except Lyman in Bar tine’s home county. The same counties gave Wilson MmMajoriies or reduced Republican majorities to vanishing point. Norbeck appears to win governor, while voters split Democratic for president. State appears close on national issue with Democrats likely to gain seats in legislature.
Master Spy Graves Arrested in Blackmail Case
Armenard Karl Graves author of Secrets of the German War Office and Secrets of the Hohenzollerns is jailed in Washington on blackmail charges. He allegedly threatened to publish letters to Countess von Bernstorff unless paid $3,000. Graves pleaded not guilty and was freed on $2,000 bond after four hours of questioning.
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Washington, D. C
Armenard Karl Graves
War Office
Graves
von Bernstorff
Germany
Prince Hatzfeldt
Department of Justice
United States
Taylor
New York
Moving Picture
Frat Clears Ferguson After “Working Girl” Affair
Washburn law student Albert A. Ferguson of Valley Falls faced censure from the Kappa Sigma brothers over his associations with a working girl. He is said to have been rebuked and moved from campus life to apartments off campus as the fraternity urged him to confine himself to sorority or student women. Irwin Keller confirms Ferguson’s conduct and the fraternity’s disapproval.
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Topeka
Albert A. Ferguson
Washburn College
Valley Falls
Ilas
Kappa Sigma
Washburn
Fraternnity
Irwin Keller
Ferguson
Perginson
Washburn Students and Employees Questioned
A fragment notes concerns about whether questioned individuals are Washburn students or from another institution, and worries about the idea of employed girls. The text hints at scrutiny of affiliations and staffing.
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Washburn
Inez Beddoes Dies Suddenly at 21 in Mitchell
Miss Inez Beddoes died Sunday afternoon at her parents home after a 48 hour illness from peritonitis. A Dakota Wesleyan sophomore and Alethian member, she taught Bible school and led Baptist Young People's union. Survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. John W Beddoes and sister Grace. brother Alta predeceased in 1911. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, interment Graceland cemetery.
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Inez Beddoes
John W. Beddoes
North Lawler Street
Dakota Wesleyan
Alethian Literary Society
Graham Hall
First Baptist Church
Robert Lincoln Kelley
Dean C. W. Gilliland
I Iin
Dick Vaney
A.B. Darling
R. W. Mitchell
Roscoe ‘Satterlee
John B. Till
Charles I. Grady
L. FE. Lowrie
Christian Endeavor Society
Berean
Presbyterian Church
Henry Swindler
Louis Herzog
Highland
Wis
Wim. Manning
I. A. Polus
John Rohan
Agnes Roach
Woonsocket
J. Wilhelm
Reliance
Nickwillard
Alexandria
Chas, Hendrickson
I. O. Bradley
Tyndall
John M. Fnders
Dimock
Zillah Irene Swift
Mt. Vernon
Ben Derr
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Dartmouth
Mitchell
Folwell
Kelley
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Start Contest in Clark County in Two Races
Clark County faces two election contests filed by Democratic candidates for clerk of courts and sheriff. They allege illegal ballot counting methods, with ballots showing crosses for the Republican ticket and for Democratic candidates in the same ballot. Some ballots were counted as straight Republican while crosses for Democrats were ignored. One candidate needs nine votes to tie, the other about thirty.
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Glank
Die Glank
Glank County
Maartins
Clerk of Courts
Interlocked deer horns on display near Rapid City
A rare exhibit in Rapid City shows interlocked deer stag horns found by a traveler in the Black Hills. The two deer had fought to the death, their bodies scavenged by coyotes, leaving the heads with locked antlers. a local youth refused a $50 offer to buy the odd trophy.
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Rapid City
S. 1
Black Hills
Opera Star Mrs Brainerd Weds New York Musician
Mrs Brainerd formerly Oliva Fremstad, a grand opera prima donna, has married Harry Brainerd, a New York musician from a known Connecticut family. This is her second marriage.
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Brainerd
Oliva Fremstad
Grand Opera
Harry Brainerd
New York
Connecticut
Supreme Court Opinion Addresses Tax Credits and Property Lists
The court holds all money and credits must be returned for taxation under the current constitution. A resident failing to list money and credits may face penalties if suit is brought. Several cases involve license refunds, petition validity, and reversals or affirmations of lower court decisions in matters from Port Pierre to Gregory and Pennington counties.
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CS. Whiting
W. E. Ege
Frank Williams
Centerville
J. A. Davis
Smith Dan Handlin
Smee
Wakapala
Northwestern Surety Company
Carson
Jens P. Foldager
Atwood Stone m Compuany
Codington
Superior Lumber and Coal Company
L. T. Stone
Tripp County
Tripp
Harry ©. Barnes
Arthur L. Thompson
Beadle
Whiting City of
Port Pierre
Western Surety Company
Stanley
Fanny Holbert
Hart Parish
Affirmed
Adams Company
Claire A. Nesbitt
Pennington
Iy Gates
Thermoid Rubber Company
C. A. Eridson
Brookings
Jacob Kurette
Gottleib Tellenbusch
Gregory
Hames D
Hardings
Walter EE
Graham
Lawrence
The Lady From Montana Breaks Congressional Tradition
Washington reacts to Jeanette Rankin of Montana as the first woman elected to Congress. The piece outlines Rankin as a skilled speaker, a suffrage advocate, and a figure who challenges old norms by speaking plainly and arguing for justice rather than appeal to chivalry.
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Washington
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Congress
Uncle Joe
Miss Rankin
Congressional
Jeanette
Jessie Tardy Stubb
Wellington Rankin
Helena
Mont
Miss
Fires scorch wide stretches of Mellette and Bennett counties
Fires burned large areas in Mellette and Bennett counties with smaller outbreaks in Tripp, Haakon, Stanley, Ziebach, Sully and Hughes. Investigations proceed as reports come in and violators face stiff fines, as several guilty parties have already been fined.
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Mellette
Bennett
Tripp
Haakon Stanley
Ziebach
Sully
Hughes
Railroads Urged to Lead Daylight Saving Rollout
New York City daylight savings committee asks American railroads to start next summer by advancing all clocks one hour. A national convention will be held January 40 and 41, while the committee confers with railroad presidents on the plan.
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New York City
Pukwana Woman Finds Father Dead in Bed
In Pleasant Grove township near Pukwana South Dakota Miss Anna Namestek found her father, about 71, dead in his bed. The Brule County settler died from an attack of cerebral apoplexy, a coroner's jury ruled.
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Pukwana
S. D
Anna Namestek
Pleasant Grove Township
Brule County
Lead Scandal Is Nipped In Court
In a municipal court dismissal, the state against Mrs. Mary E Patton and Ernest Hichel was ended for lack of evidence. The pair were charged on the husband of Patton's complaint, amid allegations the husband sparked the case to hinder divorce proceedings Patton had begun.
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S. D
Mary E. Patton
Ernest Hichel
Prairie fires probe leads to prosecutions in S D
Pierre South Dakota. State Fire Marshal S. BE. Erans investigates prairie fires this fall and has pushed several prosecutions under the prairie fire misdemeanor statute. The most extensive fire this fall has
Missouri Prohibition Amendment Leads Statewide Vote
Official returns compiled by the Post Dispatch show the prohibition amendment leading in Missouri outside St. Louis by 12,789 votes with eighteen counties outstanding. In St. Louis the anti prohibition majority already exceeds 114,000.
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St. Louis
Dpost- Dispatch
Missouri
Former USD Alumni Elected Governors in SD and IA
Vermillion South Dakota alumni celebrate election results as two University of South Dakota former students win state governorships Peter Norbeck elected governor of South Dakota and William Harding elected governor of Iowa both Republicans and USD alumni.
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Vermillion
S. D
South Dakota
Iowa
Peter Norbeck
William 3B. Harding
University of South Dakota
Cold wave grips central region with subzero temps
Frigid air from the Rocky Mountain area swept eastward reaching the Mexican border. Lander Wyoming logged ten degrees below zero while Charles City Iowa and North Platte Nebraska reported four below and Huron South Dakota two below.
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Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountain
Lander
Wyo
Charles City
North Platte
Nebr
Huron
George I. Smith Visits Relatives in Boyden and Vicinity
George I. Smith departed this morning to visit relatives in Boyden Ta and other nearby points in the region.
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George I. Smith
Boyden
Wagner heir to $8,000 estate reported in Wagner
S D Wildermuth of Wagner is praised by friends after becoming heir to an $8,000 estate left by his recently deceased uncle.
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Wagner
S. D
H. Wildermuth
Local Notes Highlight Region News And Give License Update
Tuesday reports show J H Nolt visiting Clinton and Wisconsin, J W Gingles of Alexandria and Peter Brethorst visiting Ful ton, California-bound Mrs Turney homeward, and many business calls by area residents. A marriage license issued in Sioux City to Harold Adams and Oneda Thomas.
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Claude C. Irwin
D. A. Greig
Kennebec
W. H. Fritz
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Harold Adams
Mitchell
Oneda Thomas
Mitchell Masons
Mt. Vernon
West
Will Kennedy
Pierre
Associated Charities
Commercial Club
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. G C
C. BE. Vermilyea
Henry Scharnweber
A. F
H. G. Scharnweber
Carroll
Political echoes across states as election results pour in
The clippings note Utah and Vermont as Taft's only wins, Wilson gains praised in Utah's swing, and Hughes reminding Wilson of carrying his own state. Coverage hints at broader paper discussions on Do brudja and election shifts with playful headlines.
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Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Utah
Wilson
Vermont
Taft
Woody
Buffalo Express
Hughes
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