Hanson attacks Senator Crawford again in South Dakota
Turner County clerk Dan J. Hanson renews critique of Senator Crawford's voting record and public service, arguing Crawford aligned with stalwarts on tariffs and other measures. Crawford replies denying Wagner ties while Hanson defends his earlier charges and urges accountability in the 1914 campaign.
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Cumming
United States
Cummins
Congress
Executive Department
Crawford
Record
Aldrich
Lodge
Smoot
Dolliver
Nelson
Slapp
Clapp
Lafollette
Great Northwest
South Dakota
Kaloilette
Cummins, LaPollette and
Dalliver
Gamble
Wagner
Mr. Gamble
United States Senate
Progressive
Senate
Sterling
Mr. Sterling
Hanson
Senator Sterling
Cong
Labollette
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Washington
Jim
Tam
Longtime Milwaukee Conductor Retires Record 42 Years
Frank Brainard of White Lake is recognized as perhaps the oldest railway conductor in the region. He served forty two years on the Chamberlain Sanborn line for the Milwaukee Road, starting before the western terminus moved from Algona to Mitchell and beyond.
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White Lake
Frank Brainard
Chamberlain-Sanborn
Algona la
German Bank Head Guilty In 1916 Bank Wreck
Dortmund Germany after a 114 day trial Herr Ohm managing director of the Niederdeutsche Bank tainted by liabilities of 12 000 000 was sentenced to seven years imprisonment for misappropriation. A number of other employees were sent to prison for six months to three years.
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Dortmund
Germany
Herr Ohm
Niederdeutsche Bank
Egg boycott aims to cut egg prices in Chicago
Chicago Clean Food Club members start a two week boycott to reduce egg costs from 47 to 32 cents a dozen. They attend whist clubs, teas, suffrage meetings, and bridge parties to enlist housewives in the effort.
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Chicago
Chicago Clean Food Club
Aberdeen Buildings Reach 600000 For Year
Aberdeen South Dakota reports total building activity exceeding 600000 for the year with many new business blocks. Permits inside fire limits total 195250 and 192092 outside, plus 25200 for additions and repairs. The city is also constructing a 76000 city hall and a 129000 sewage plant.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Nowlin Mercantile Company Incorporation Filed in Pierre
Articles of incorporation filed in Pierre for Nowlin Mercantile Company at Nowlin with capital of 25000. Incorporators are Charles H. Mardin Edward Seidler and Fred S. Jarman all of Nowlin. Also filed for Sylvan Lodge No 54 1 O F at Hot Springs with trustees H E B Ackerman J N Manley and Franz Wendland Roscoe Cemetery Association mentioned.
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Pierre
S. D
Nowlin Mercantile Company
Nowlin
Chas. H. Mardin
Edward Seidler
Fred SK. Jarman
Sylvian Lodge
O. F
Hot Springs
H. EB. Ackerman
J. N. Manley
Franz Wendland
Roscoe
Beadle Praises State Soldiers Home At Tot Springs
General W H H Beadle writes from Madison praising the Tot Springs soldiers home. He describes its climate, wise management, and devoted staff led by Colonel T G Orr. He commends Matron Mrs T G Orr and Dr WH He Wilcox, notes women aides, and urges old soldiers to consider the home with pride, not charity.
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Madison
W. H. H. Beadle
Tot Springs
T. G. Orr
WH. He. Wilcox
H. H. Wilcox
Col. Orr
Dillon backs currency reform and blasts secret caucus
South Dakota Congressman Charles H. Dillon backs the Glass currency bill as a foundation for a new system. He denounces secret party caucuses and Cannonism, predicts a Wilson split with his party, and supports a pro progressive Republican reorganization. He discussed South Dakota politics before returning to Washington.
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Congress
Charles H. Dillon
South Dakota
House
Dillon
Mitchell
United States
Wilson
Pace
Secert
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Washington
Pierre
Jury divided over verdict in $25,000 case
The court and defendant filed notice of appeal after a weeklong trial. The jury retired at 10:20 PM Wednesday with reports that three jurors held out for the full amount of 25,000 dollars as the trial remained intensely contested.
State Railroad Board Visits Mitchell to Inspect Y Connecting Milwaukee Omaha Lines
South Dakota railroad and Warehouse commission members met Mitchell Commercial club officials to study local railroad conditions and view the proposed Y site linking Milwaukee and Omaha lines. The group, led by F. C. Robinson, includes J. J. Murphy and W. G. Smith with counsel P. W. Dougherty and traffic expert D. L Keley. They planned talks with Chicago vice president J. S. Keeley in Chamberlain and a later trip to Isabel to discuss coal freight rates for Isa bel mines and future pricing.
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South Dakota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Mitchell Commercial Club
Milwaukee
Omaha
F. C. Robinson
J. J. Murphy
W. G. Smith
P. W. Dougherty
D. L Keley
T. J. Morgans
Commercial Club
J. 3S. Keeley
Chicago
Milwaukee System
Chamberlain
Isabel
S. D
Keeley
Commission
Lead Seeks Blacklist Entry for Saloon Sales
A man, unnamed, asks Mayor Howard to place him on Lead saloon blacklists. He provides photos to be sent to all liquor dealers warning them not to sell him any alcohol. The mayor will ensure notices are observed as the man seeks help to resist drinking urges.
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S. 10
Howard
Lead
Coyotes Run Down Deer in Black Hills Chase
Rapid City reports that coyotes pursue deer in packs, exhausting them near Harney Peak as hunts fail to yield deer due to snow deficit and pestering predators. Two Miller brothers encountered a near-exhausted buck fleeing Castle Creek before three coyotes were shot, allowing the deer to escape.
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Rapid City
S. C
Harney Peak
Black Hills
Miller
Castle Creek
Lover Flourishes Revolver In Love Triangle
Charles F. Wagner aged about 17 went to Miss Marie Reitmeier’s home to settle a romance with Louis Hermsen. He drew his revolver and warned there was enough for three then was taken in charge by the sheriff and bound over to the February term of circuit court.
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Charles
Davis
Bates Herd Of Poland China Pigs For Sale In South Dakota
C F Bates of Letcher South Dakota raises a fine spring litter sired by King Wonder with March and April farrows weighing 200 pounds plus. Bates showed at the county fair winning first on a pig expected to go to the state fair and recently bought the first prize boar at the Sioux City Fair. Interested buyers may contact Bates to acquire a strong yearling with bone and size.
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C.F. Bates
Letcher
S. D
Wonder
Bates
South Dakota
Sioux City
Henry Bros
Sheldon
Mr. Bates
Egan Wins $10,000 Libel Verdict Against Watertown Paper
The jury in a $25,000 damage suit by George W. Egan of Sioux Falls against the Watertown Public Opinion returned a verdict for $10,000. A ninety day stay was granted by the court.
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Watertown
George W. Egan
Sioux Falls
Egan
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors for Mid-West Hotel Co
Bankruptcy notice announces adjudication of Mid-West Hotel Company as bankrupt in South Dakota Western Division. First meeting of creditors set for November 29, 1913 at 10:00 AM in Rapid City before Referee Benjamin D. Mintener to prove claims appoint a trustee and review proceedings.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Western Division
Mid-West Hotel Company
Rapid City
Pennington
Mitchell
Davison County
S. D
A. D
Mid-West
Benjamin D. Mintener
Yankton Wins Crucial Game In State Championship
Yankton College defeats South Dakota State College 29 to 0 to claim the collegiate football championship of the two Dakotas. Key performers include Stevenson Stedman Best and Robison for Yankton with two field goals and multiple touchdowns while Johnson and Caldwell lead State. injuries to Sheehan and Johnson of State affected plays as Yankton dominates with strong defense and special teams.
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State College
South Dakota
Yankton
S. D
Yankton College
Dakotas
South Dakota State College
Stevenson
Robinson
Best
Stedman
Abbott
Peterson
Caldwell
State
Sheehan
Johnson
Lewis
Hetland
Steevie
Stevie
Din
Saxon
Yor Sheehan
Miller
Winkton
Bushy
Groal
Duchy
Yankten
Fenenga
Yankton State
Menenga
Abbott Grosse Ra
Stevens Stedman
Ryt
Ideance
Miller Niffen
Nelson Ahlfe
Johnson Lewis
LE. Chappel
Cap
Robinson Q. Sheehan
Bushey Johnson
Caldwell Hetland
Siedman
Lathan
Latham
Johnson of State
Schuman
Penn
Eisenman
Kenyon
Hearlinesman
Wired
Morningsiac
Quarrel Over Fence Ends in Fatal Shooting
Michael Quick died after a homestead shooting near Bixby in a dispute with four neighbors over a boundary fence. He was brought to a hotel for treatment where he died unexpectedly after an early morning drink and pipe. He leaves a wife and five children in destitute circumstances.
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Faith
S. D
Michael Quick
Bixby
Wa adn old had lish Hioi Wiv Jus ihe the rese
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Ganse
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Walworth County
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Terville
S.ds
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Hyder
LaPollette
Seaman
Beverige
Brown
Burkett
Jimmins
Dixon
Lalolletta
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Milwauker
Beadle
Madison, M. D
State Railroad Board
Poland
Watertown Paper
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