Tar and Feathers Trial Advances in Lincoln Center Case
Defense claims newspaper bias prejudiced the public against Sherill Clark and other crowd members charged with assault on Miss Mary Chamberlain. Witnesses describe the morning after, while the defendant Clarke vows to spend his fortune to avoid prison as journalists are called to testify about colored reports. Chamberlain, appearing in court, remains silent beyond noting her recovery from the August attack.
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Lincoln Center
Kas
G. Clark
Watson
Jay Pilsemater
Jhe Crowc
Mary Chamberlain
Circus Court
Thefense
Ih Court
Sherill Clark
A. N. Sims
John ‘Schmidt
Lincoln
Genler
Kan
Beverly
Read
Cnantistie
Shetore
Dalia Ee ‘Chamberlain
Miss
McCandless
Edwards
Clarkey
Clarke
Stripes for Trust Magnates Proposed in Sherman Bill
A new bill by Representative Henry of Texas proposes stripping magnates of trusts with prison terms of two to ten years under a revised standard of trust wrongdoing. The measure defines trusts, adopts the Supreme Court rule of reason, and would move through the judiciary committee for debate.
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Washington, D. G C
United States
Henry
Texas
Congress
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Clayton
Alabama
Tenry
Spring Preparations Spur County Wide Activity
Farmers across the county and east to the Wisacout River report heavy hardware demand as ranchers buy wire and making preparations for spring work. The season brings early activity as households and workers stock tools and gear in anticipation of a busy period ahead.
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WisacouTl
Kent Sells Out His Depot Hotel in Huron
Huron South Dakota reports that H H Went has sold his interest in the Depot Hotel to L Yolbrook current Royal Hotel proprietor. Yolbrook bought furniture fixtures and lease transferred by the C N W railroad. Kent opened the Depot in 1888 and under his management it gained coastal traveler favor. The Royal and Depot will be run by Solbrook with Kent moving to Los Angeles.
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Huron
S. D
H. Went
Depot
L. Yolbrook
Royal Hotel
Yolbrook
Depot Hotel
Haseen
C & N. W. Railroad Company
Kent
Northwestern
Solbrook
Carpenter Returns to Run for Congress Against Martin
The Morristown World reports Cyrus Clay Carpenter of Lemmon as a Republican candidate for representative in Congress from the new Third District. Carpenter, in his early 20s, is an insurgent with solid ability and local popularity, challenging incumbent Phen W. Martin. The insurgent faction plans a clear fight across districts, with Governor Vossey entering the Second District race and McNulty possibly seeking a congressional nomination.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Morristown World
Carson County
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Cyrus Clay Carpenter
Lemmon
Congres
Third District
Deal
Missouri River
Carpenter
Hle
Twelfth Circuit
Ile
Phen W. Martin
Carpepuiers
Iis
Vossey
Congress
Charles J. Burke
Frank McNulty
Senate
Ainsi Gamble
Isean Thomas ‘Terling
Dean Sterlinge
Lakolette
McNulty
Amuel C. Polley
Supreme Sourt
Girl acquitted in poison case in Northwood
In Northwood Iowa Mrs Etta Larson aged 26 was found not guilty of attempting to poison her father Douglass Rhodenhaugh, a wealthy stockman, after a 24 hour jury deliberation. The trial also ended related charges against Christian Larson and Ma Mowers, who were linked to the grand jury indictment. The case centered on alleged use of paris green and arsenic to harm Rhodenhaugh at the urging of Marian Rhodenhaugh, the defendant's sister and key witness.
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Northwood
Etta Larson
Douglass Rhodenhaugh
Judie Clyde
Christian Larson
Chistian Larson
Worth County
Paris Green
Rhodenbaugh
Marian Rhodenbaugh
League to Study Cost of Living in Indianapolis
Indianapolis labor leaders announce the Cost of Living League to study famine prices and the high cost of food products. James M. Lynch of the international labor ranks heads the effort in the city as unions organize to address the nationwide food price issue.
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League
Cost OF Living
Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Lynch
International
New Community League Aims At Worker Living Costs
The article outlines a new state or city cooperative group led by a chairman of a planning committee. It plans an information exchange on living costs with other cities and aims to connect with union labor groups as it forms new leagues. It will cooperate with cooperative buying organizations to reach unorganized workers.
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Tynos Peottoal Omfos
Indian man has most of tongue removed for cancer
Greenwood, an Indian near Presho, underwent a rare operation at a hospital Wednesday night to remove three fourths of his tongue after cancer persisted. Doctors slit the tongue and sealed the mouth to prevent choking, hoping he will still speak in fairly good shape. Greenwood, about 50, planned to return to Presho after a short stay.
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Colling
Piru
Greenwood
Presho
C Greenwood
Ile
Sitting Bull
Mir. Greenwood
Notice to Creditors in Estate of George Bock
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against George Bock deceased. Exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to John Hi Hazelett, executor, at his residence in Mitchell South Dakota. Dated November 4 1911.
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George Bock
Ceorge Bock
John Hazelett
Order to Show Cause on Estate Sale in Davison County
In Davison County South Dakota County Court November 2 1911. In the matter of the estate of Asa I Kelsey deceased administrator T Kelsey petitions to sell whole real estate due to insufficient personal assets to pay debts. Court orders appearance December Ya 1914 at 2 pm at Mitchell Court House to show cause if any why license to sell should not be granted. Publication ordered for four weeks in Mitchell Capital. Judge W Abbey. Clerk S Cattrele.
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Petitson
South Dakota
Kelsey
Cort House
Mitchell
Kr. Kelsey
Mitchel Capital
Said
S. D
W. Abbey
Cattrele
South Dakota Farm Market Tops 121 Million in 1910-11
State figures show total marketings reached 121.9 million dollars for the year ending June 1911. Corn, oats, barley and flax lead the crop values while livestock and hay contribute to the overall total. South Dakota ranks high among midwest states on corn and oats, and first on flax and barley.
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South Dakota
Missouri
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Y M C A Plans Senate for City Men
Y M C A members draft a constitution for a Senate to meet for debates on political social and civic issues. City Attorney Satterlee will serve as speaker to ensure proper parliamentary procedure. The group plans two opposing factions and a mock senate with bills debated and passed, inviting all men to attend November 28 at 7 45 in Y M C A rooms.
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Y. M
Senate
Satterlée
Miller
Thompson
Trust control proposals spark leg debate in Washington
A lengthy discussion outlines a plan for federal commissions to curb giant coal iron and steel combines. Advocates say a capital stock tax could prevent monopoly while preserving competition. critics warn against price controls and overreach.
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Washington
Tavior Vincent
Tinntingion
W. Valsitgeestenl
Iron and Steel
Gambher
Wits Sumieest
AV. J. Davintel
Minneapolias
Government to appeal commerce court Spokane case
Washington reports the Department of Justice will file an appeal next week from the commerce court decision in the Spokane case. The Supreme Court may act immediately. The ruling limited power of the Interstate Commerce Commission as sought by the government.
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Departieent OF Justice
Spokane
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
En Commerce Court
Supreme Court Wi
Commerce Court
Railroad Merger Move Expands Iowa Central Reach
Des Moines reports the Des Moines council authorizes the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad to sue 19 million dollars of capital stock to take over the Iowa Central and secure cash for a merger. The deal links Minnesota Dakota and Pine counties to the Iowa Central as a western branch from Albia to St. Louis and toward Canada, creating a new Northwest outlet.
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Des Moines
YOURTH FAIL IN TESTS FOR TEACHERS YOURTH FAIL IN TESTS FOR TEACHERS
Pierre South Dakota reports the October teachers examination results with 14 primary certificates 509 second grades 273 third grades and 363 sets of papers rejected. The state educational department begins gathering detailed information on school needs for the next legislative session under Chapter 144 of the laws of 1911.
Sioux Falls Ordinance Regulates Sunday Sales In South Dakota
South Dakota city rules restrict Sunday commerce from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday for most goods. Meat and fish may be sold before dawn Sunday, and meals on premises are allowed. Penalty for violations is a $50 fine. Aims to curb tobacco, cigars and newspapers sales on Sundays. only certain establishments are exempt. In New York City, labor talk covers compensation and government clerks. Yankton, S D reports Rev. Frank Cross West, a Congregational missionary, has died. funeral in Ohio.
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Sioux Fells
South Dakota
Vity Commission of Sioux Piatis O Ordinanes
Tebreco
New York
Ernovation of Labor Tolay
Jonet SS
Untvollette
Oscevelt
United Mine ‘Workers
Northwest
Alaska
Indian Agency
Ohio
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Marth Wagner
Whitewood
Corepro
Wagner
Germany
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Martin
Paul Greenwood
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Vincent
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Tie Thaysen Dain
Swilel
Moerrie Power
Cransmission Aiistinen
Charles Plodiveninaat
Premman
Mitchell Tin Psie
Faauber Yard
Alen
Wwellep
Soe
Clartey Grentinnin
Vermis Trom Eshirdotul
Chicago
Wohlsast
Federalit Court
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Iowa
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Canada
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Bellevue Hospita Medical College
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