Tariff Revision Plans Under Way Ahead of Wilson Call
Clerks of the Ways and Means committee are drafting tariff revision bills for the coming extra session to be summoned by President-elect Wilson for next April. Democrats weigh whether to unite wool, cotton, iron and steel revisions into one bill or pursue separate measures. Sugar tariff remains unsettled, with Senate approval in doubt. Wilson announces extra session to convene by April 15 to clear tariff uncertainty and aid business, then sails to Bermuda before returning December 16.
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Washington, D.C
Louse Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Wilson
Bermuda
Democratic
Ways and Means Committee
Taft
Senate
Conference
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Turmoil Over Tariff Review Faces Senate and House Leaders
The article reports on renewed pressure to review the tariff with universal accord among Senate and House leaders. It notes immediate reactions from Speaker Clark and Senator Isen, along with other key figures.
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Senate
House
Clark
Sepetor Williguis
Vitam Jennings Bryan
Isen
Col Rmoosevelt
Ehinpaien Maenkweer
Martin
Jeader
Prominent men named in post office fraud arrests
Washington officials said post office inspectors will arraign several men suspected of conspiring to defraud through the mails costing victims thousands of dollars. Indicted last month were F. D. Minyard J Gordon MaccColm Thomas Pishwick Geo Hlannaford and J R Long. Brokers in Rochester and Newark raided. additional arrests expected. Cleveland officers arrested D Manyard in a mail fraud case tied to a Cincinnati broker.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office
Cincinnati
F. D. Minyard
Cleveland
J. Gordon MaccColm
Canada
Thomas Pishwick
Boston
Geo. Hlannaford
Chicago
J. R. Long
Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Newark
N. J
Hasting Company
I D. Manyard
South Dakota promotes Corn Is King booklet distribution
Mitchell Publishing prints a three color publicity booklet Corn is King in South Dakota under the Bureau of Immigration. John I. Deets directs distribution to advertise the state's resources with 29 000 copies first edition. Distribution at Minneapolis Northwestern Land Show and Chicago land show planned. Mitchell football team prepares to defeat Aberdeen on Thanksgiving.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Hod
Pierre
South Dakota Bureau of Immigration
John I. Deets
Tis
Mitchell Corn Palace
Minneapolis
Chicago
Aberdeen
Billion Dollar Totals for U S Treasury Count Explained
The article reports on the unprecedented counting of funds and securities totaling over a billion dollars in the U S Treasury. It notes the count will be lengthy, possibly taking months, and highlights the low salary and bond coverage of the Treasurer amid a potential transition with March 1.
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Wa Winton
Lee McClune
Tnited
Mir Metline
McClung
Teresnrer
McClungs
Woodrow Wilson
United States
List of Jurors Announced for December Circuit Court
The Court clerk released the November term juror list for the circuit court meeting in this city in December after postponement. The roster includes names such as Fred Atterberry Claudi Anderson Chas Brown T S Bailey I W Darker J Bates John Christian J W Crampton J Campbell DPD J Cooney Alfred Carlson A S Cooper W H Caaves IC Drake OL HW Dickson Oliver A Drusezett Win Darling John Hrperbach J M Willon Geo Fuller ALS Gibson M Gifford W M Gailey M HW Gosche Wim Tiennings L J Worstetter A Hl Hubbard Peter Jordon Geelbunge A J Isyons J HW Morgan Sol Nolt J Olson Hl M Ostert J Wome IP CO ANAT TEE Ma NC NR tCa STEN rte Cou mond J t Stevens Frank Scheik J A Sodergren Will Stultz John Spry G A Toland R L Tremaine Clarence Wright John Wagner
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Me Cember
Atterberry
Fred Anderson
Claudi. Brown
Chas. Bailey
T. S. Darker
I W. Bates
John Christian W
John Christian W. ©. Crampton, J. W. Campbell, John Creishtown
DPD
J. Cooney
Alfred Carlson
A S. Cooper
Caaves
IC. Drake
OL HW. Dickson
W Oliver
A. Drusezett
Win
Darling John Hrperbach
J. M. Wiion
Geo Fuller
ST. Green
Als. Gibson
M Gifford
W. M. Gailey
M. HW. Gosche
Wim. Tiennings
L. J. Worstetter
A Hl. Hubbard
Peter Jordon
Geelbunge
A. J. Isyons
J HW
Morgan
Sol Nolt
J. J. Olson
Hl. M. Ostert
Wome
Sten Rte Cou
Sdemond
J. T. Stevens
Frank Scheik
J. A. Sodergren
Will Stultz
John Spry
G. A. Toland
Clarence Wright
John Wagner
Obituary for Mrs JH McCormick in Mitchell
Mrs. JH McCormick died at her Mitchell home Friday evening after years of illness. Born Mary Kleiner Weaver in Richland County Ohio June 28 1852 she lived in Illinois Iowa before marrying H McCormick April 19 1887. Funeral at home Monday conducted by Mrs G Woods with music by Mrs Hib Hitchcock. Graceland Cemetery burial. Family and local friends attend from Ransom and nearby towns.
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JH. McCormick
Mary Kleaner Weaver
Richland County
Ohio
Marshall County
Ilinois
Wenona
Grundy County
Iowa
McCormick
Jesus
Lord
Wesleyan Holds Farmers To Tie In South Dakota Grid Clash
The South Dakota College of Agriculture at Brookings battled Dakota Wesleyan to a 0–0 tie in Brookings. Wesleyan’s invincible defense and costly fumbles near the goal kept the game scoreless as Mitchell and Wesleyan combined for a cautious, hard hitting contest. Capt Chase and Kienholz keyed the Wesleyan line with Brown and Walters excelling on defense. Referee Baker of Huron College and umpire Bush of Yankton supervised the clash.
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State Agricultural College
Brookings
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Methodists
Wesleyan
Phillips
Mitchell
Chase
Kienholz
Aggies
Brown
Walters
Ellis
Berry
Martin
Baker
Huron College
Bush
Yankton
Smith
Schwanbauer
Cook
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Gov Vessey of South Dakota
South Dakota Governor Vessey proclaims November 28, 1922 a day of thanksgiving and prayer statewide. He lauds progress, unity, hospitality, and prosperity, urging observance in line with Pilgrim forebears and gratitude for present blessings. The proclamation is signed and sealed on November 14, 1922.
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South Dakota
Mathers
Commonwealth
State of
Poisoned Drinking From Tomato Can Claims Life
Aberdeen reports a 4 year old boy, Harold Wrickson, died of ptomaine poisoning after drinking water from an old tomato can. His brother and a neighbor child drank from the can but survived after medical treatment. The incident occurred east of Lemmon where the children were visiting.
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Aberdeen
Harold Wrickson
Kegan Hrickson
Lemmon
Wrickson
Haney Granted Certificate to Practice in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today granted Dick Haney a certificate to practice before the court. Haney previously served as a territorial judge and, upon moving to the state circuit and nearing term end, obtained the state supreme court certificate to continue practicing.
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State Supreme Court
Thane
South Dakota Exhibit Dazes at Northwest Products Show
North and South Dakota showcase lights up Minneapolis with flowers and potatoes. Governor Burke of North Dakota to speak, with South Dakota officials following. Mitchell red fodder corn and Aberdeen potatoes draw crowd while Black Hills ore displays highlight mining. A 190-car tour invitation to Minnesota auto clubs adds promotional zest.
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Minneapolis
Minn
North Dakota
South Dakota
Northwest Land Products
North
Northwestern
Deets
Pierre
S. 1
Huron
Clark County
Sunshine State
Mitchell
Aberdeen
W. I. Michel
Willow Lake
Deadwood
M. R. Russell
J. B. Mayo
Black Hills
Trume
State Agricultural College of
Chinesota Automobile Association
Iluron
No Verdict In The Lewis Case in St Louis
A federal jury in St Louis reported to Judge Willard that it acquitted EK G Lewis on three of eleven counts in the indictment for using the mails to defraud. The jury was discharged after announcing the verdict.
Lewis acquittal after seven per cent notes trial
The jury initially voted seven to four against guilt for Lewis on seven per cent notes. A second ballot shifted to three to four for acquittal. This second trial followed a prior hung jury. The indictment alleges Lewis used mail to promote four propositions and defraud investors with misleading advertisements.
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St Honrs
Lewis
Burke Favors Special Session
Aberdeen representative Charles T. Burke, Republican of the Second District, commends President elect Wilson for calling an extra session of Congress. He expects it to allow adoption of Democratic measures and to help ensure a Republican House in 1914 if Democratic resistance falters.
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Nbetween
Wishineran
Charles TY. Burke
Banquet Honors Dakota Wesleyan Leader at Mitchell
Mitchell city officials plan a celebratory banquet for Dr W Oh Seaman new president of Dakota Wesleyan University on December 10. Tickets limited on main floor seating with invitations for outside residents, a seven minute speaking limit for most speakers, toastmaster W R Ronald and music by local choirs, with ticket sales starting around Thanksgiving week.
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Milliday
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Ivy
Atitehell
Piyehell
Dakota Veleran University
Wee YY
Tocents
Mitehell
Morris
Eran
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Wma
The
Fewer Coal Miners Die This Year Against 1911 Losses
Washington reports 1463 men killed in and around U S coal mines in the first eight months of the year. If no major disasters occur, total deaths may reach 712, well below 271 killed in 1911, with a notable drop in fatality rates over the past five years.
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Washington, DD
United States
D Bureau of Mines
Three Escape From Day Jail In Webster
Three prisoners named Joseph MccAllster Boyd and Michael Umberdahl overpowered the sheriff and escaped from the Day County jail in Webster at seven o clock last night.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Joseph MccAllster
Boyd
Michael Umberdahl
Webster
Sultana Zekie's Self Immolation Amid Turkish Crisis
The oldest daughter of the sultan, Zekie, supposedly set herself on fire on a palace garden pyre in Abusheel after a harsh military defeat and royal collapse. Servants watched in fear as the princess burned, leaving a farewell letter to her husband Nazim Pasha and a country in turmoil.
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Nazim Pashta
Sultan
Baseen
Zokio
Varks
Fende
Oftomim
Withey
Zokie
Willie Stim
Araiy
Tooly Wieder
Allens Sent to Electric Chair in Virginia Case
Richmond authorities report Allen and his son Claude Swanson Allen were sentenced by the Virginia Supreme Court to die in the electric chair. The men faced charges including murder in the first degree and related felonies. Governor May declined to intervene, leaving the sentence to proceed.
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Richmond
Ploud Allen
Claude Swanson Allen
Supreme Court of Virginia
Jerichey
Tlaader
Wallsville
Mitrel
Lloyd Athi
Willie
Conmunitiet
Athos Wooster
Mai
Wanderer Corio After Fatal Shooting In Deuel County Incident
KI HEE LED WIFE now a wanderer after a gun accident in Deuel County. The shooting killed his wife. he fled the region, planning a first stop in Sweden. The weapon discharged accidentally. the wife suffered a fatal arterial injury, and the husband’s actions followed.
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KI Hee
Corio
Griel
Recen
Lie
Axel Anderson
Deuel County
Tie
Sweden
Ile
Vinth
Britton Youth Arrested for Arson
A Britton youth employed at a local hotel was arrested on arson charges after a fire damaged several businesses causing about 245000 dollars’ loss. A barber shop and millinery store fire led witnesses to identify a suspect as McDonald, who claims innocence.
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Britton
S.W
Ritton
Tritton Wa
McDonald
Field
Chenait Court
Elaime
Schrank Found to Be Insane in Roosevelt Attempt
Milwaukee judges report five alienists found John Schrank insane after examining his mental state. The unanimous decision means he cannot be tried for attempted murder of Theodore Roosevelt and will be committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane at Oshkosh. He likely will remain there for life unless cured and proven not a risk.
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Wis
John Selivank
Sel
Roosevelt
Backus
Scli
Vank
Sehrank
Oshkosh
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