Newspaper Libel Law Growns in Public View
A Sioux City grand jury returns against a weekly publisher for libel amid editor rivalries. The column notes the need for lawful restraint among publishers and condemns sensational attacks. It links trials and political fallout to broader press responsibility and the public interest in fair reporting.
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Tracy
Tor
Lipey
Sioux City Tribune
Kelly Ana ‘Sols
Tribune
Setttor
Sioux Citys
Grand Jury
Wells to retire Mitchell postmaster as Tom Ball takes over
In the coming days Tom Ball will succeed James E. Wells as Mitchell postmaster ending Wells six year tenure. The article cites Wells efforts and improvements including a new entrance four thousand seven hundred dollars, basement plumbing two thousand five hundred dollars, interior decoration fifteen hundred dollars, new windows and storm upgrades, pavement seven hundred fifty dollars and new lock boxes.
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Tom Ball
Mitchell
James E. Wells
Post Office
Wells
South Dakota Loses Honorably Beadle Funds at Stake
A letter to the Republican editor argues General Beadle, long a Dakota educational figure, should receive a pension or return to Madison, detailing reduced funds, prior attempts to aid him, and the state’s limited support. It contrasts his legacy with current hardship and calls for public support and recognition.
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Beadle
The
Republican
Lake Park
Madison
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Pierre
State Educational Association
Mitchell
General Beadle
Dakotas
W. W. Girton
Huron
Righ
Madison State Normal School
Normal
Regents of Education
Lake County
Girton
Lake‘ County
Christ
Columbus
Balboa
Paname
Pacific
Ocean
Hin. B
O. W. Coursey
Agricultural College Beats Ames Handily 45 to 7
Iowa scores its seventh touchdown after brilliant runs by Dick and Gross and Captain McGinnes leading charges through the Ames line to seal a decisive 45 to 7 victory.
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Gricultural College
Iowa
Dick and
Gross
McGinnes
Ames
Society Dinner Club Entertained by Miss Grace Beckwith
Miss Grace Beckwith hosted the newly formed society dinner club bringing sixteen guests to a 7 o'clock supper. After dinner auction bridge followed with Mrs. Louis Beck Jr. winning the ladies prize and Harry Havens taking the gentlemen’s prize.
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Grace Beckwith
Louis Beckwith, Jr
Harry Havens
MISS RYAN GUEST OF HONOR AT HOME FÊTE
Miss Glanche Ryan of Let cher was honored by Misses Larson Scott and Whitlow on Saturday evening at 401 South Sanborn. Guests enjoyed progressive board games a light luncheon and music. Also noted were gatherings at 112 S. Edmunds St hosted for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brennan and a towel shower for Miss Grace Null with towels and a kitchen finale.
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G. W. Austin
South Sanborn
Larson
Scott and
Whitlow
Glanche Ryan
Letcher
Goodlad
Warwick
H. A. Hardy
Stanley E. Morris
Fulton
Ernest Smith
Ernest McKellips
Welcome Waltz
Plis Potter
John Chapman
Guy Cook
Clark
R. M. Dillon
S. Edmunds St
Paul Brennan
Dillon Home
Grace Null
Laura
Lyda Kjelmyr
Miss Null
Kjelmyr
Della Kjelmyr
Verne Sholes
Pretty wedding unites Jessie Louise Tremaine and Clarence Hopkins
On Saturday evening at the Tremaine home in South Side, Jessie Louise Tremaine married Clarence G. Hopkins of Redfield in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Benj. F. Tilley. Miss Francis Tremaine played the wedding march. The parlor was decorated with pink and white chrysanthemums. The bride wore dove crepe de chine and carried American Beauty roses. A multicolored wedding supper followed. gifts included silver, cut glass, and linen. The couple will reside in Redfield and departed by midnight train for their furnished home.
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R. L. Tremaine
South Side
Jessie Louise
Clarence G. Hopkins
Red‘field
Francis Tremaine
Benj. F. Tilley
Redfield
Box Social Planned by Club Aided by Bard School
A forthcoming box social will be held at the club meeting Friday evening with assistance from the Bard school. Proceeds will be shared to benefit the group, and attendees are urged to bring well filled baskets as all guests will be welcomed.
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Bard School
C GZS Members Plan Next Meeting At Doris Jenks Home
The C GZS were entertained by Miss Gladys Grace on West Third Avenue. They enjoyed fancy work by the fire and toasted marshmallows. A two course luncheon closed the evening as planning began for the next meeting at Miss Doris Jenks's home.
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Cc. F. Gzs
Gladys Grace
West Third Avenue
Doris Jenks
J. T. Miller
West Fourth Avenue
T. T. Dunsmoor
A. C. Miles
West Seventh Avenue
Minnesota
West Side Five Hundred Club Opens Year With Social
The West Side Five Hundred club held its first session of the year Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Morgans hosting. Four tables played. high scorers were Mrs. J. W. Shelby and E. M. Chaney. A buffet luncheon followed.
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West Side Five Hundred
T. J. Morgans
J. W. Shelby
E. M. Chaney
Busy Week for Jessie Wilson in Washington Society
Washington society notes Jessie Wilson is the focus of a busy week with Dove luncheons and events. Miss Mona McAdoo and Miss Genevieve Champ Clark host gatherings to introduce her to congressional women. Justice Lamar’s wife hosts a wedding party luncheon as Sayre prepares to wed. Charles Hughes Jr. serves as usher. Sir Winfred Grenfell attends with Lady Grenfell. The New Jersey delegation plans a gift for the couple, while Williamstown furnishings have been prepared for their White House residence.
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Washington, D. C
Jessie Wilson
Mona McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Genevieve Champ Clark
Clark
Congressional Club
Miss Wilson
Congressional Circle
Supreme Court
Hughes
Charles Hughes, Jr
Harvard Law School
Winfred Grenfell
Lady Grenfell
Charles Henry Butler
New Jersey
Congress
White House
Williamstown
Mass
Sayre
Mitchell Commercial Club plans three day drive to recruit 300 members
Mitchell gears up to launch a three days campaign to enroll 300 members in its Commercial club. J C Vant Hul Jr of the St Paul Association of Commerce will outline club work at a Thursday noon meeting at the Widmann hotel. St Paul executives including Eli S Warner Martin Roche and Randell are slated to attend the later gatherings.
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Mitchell
Widmann Hotel
J. C. Vant Hul, Jr
St. Paul Association of Commerce
St. Paul
Eli S. Warner
Martin T. Roche
Randell
Commercial Club
First Meeting of Creditors in Mid-West Hotel Case
In the District Court of South Dakota Western Division the Mid-West Hotel Company a bankrupt is to hold its first meeting of creditors on November 29 1913 at 1609 o clock in the forenoon at the office of the referee in Rapid City. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Benjamin D Mintener referee. Bankruptcy November 5 1912.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Western Division
Mid-West Hotel Company
Mid-West Hotel’ Company
Rapid City
Pennington
Mitchell
Davison County
Mid-West
A. D
Benjamin D. Mintener
Infant Arson Smith Buried After Fatal Birth
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith died shortly after birth and was buried in Graceland cemetery last Friday.
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Arson
J. W. Smith
Graceland Cemetery
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