Applause for Taft Not Frequent but Hearty in Aberdeen
President Taft wrapped up a seven hour Aberdeen visit with a 6 pm address at the Commercial Club on world peace and anti trust enforcement, then spoke on tariffs and the tariff board at a 9 pm banquet. Crowds estimated between 3,000 and 10,000 heard him discuss arbitration, commerce, and reform while a social atmosphere surrounded state politicians.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Taft
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Northwestern Road
Norwic
Normal
Allee Ely
Bryan
William Owsley
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Tariff Board
William Jennings
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Supreme Wench
Sueme Court
Standard Oil Company
Tobacco Trust
Vc Trusts
Shermia An
Cafercce
Big’ Trust
Congress
Gal Taft
Burke
Martin
Gamble
Seth Bullock
Vessey
State Policy
Royal C. Johnson
George Johnson
E. L. Abel
Frank McNulty
Pierre
Sterling Won’t Tell Presidency Choice in Wisconsin
Taft’s tour drew state leaders and La Follette loyalists who pressed Senatorial aspirant Sterling to declare support. He avoided public commitment, while George H. Pinckney planned a formal bid for state treasurer in the upcoming primaries.
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Pierre
Taft
Thos. Sterling
Wisconsin
Republican
Gamble
la Vollette
Basford-Crawford
Sterling
Accredited
la Follette
George H. Pinckney
Brookings Defeats Huron in Close State College Football
The Grookings state agricultural college football team beat Huron College 11 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Both sides showed enthusiasm and fair play, with Brookings scoring all points while Huron repeatedly fell short of a touchdown. The state college players were described as husky and capable throughout the game.
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Huron
S. D
State Agricultural College
Grookings
Huron College
Brookings
State College Boys
First Two Names Drawn In Mellette and Bennett Land Openings
In Gregory S D officials opened the land lottery for Mellette and Bennett counties with a crowd watching. Two little girls Virginia Foster and Dorothy Shaughter drew the first two envelopes, Mary Kendall of Rapid City first and FF Boyle of Gregory second, granting them choice of the best two claims. Rapid City bureau notes Mary Kendall swooned upon learning No 1, as her paralytic husband Stacy Kendall received her telegram with tears. The Kendalls, natives of Indiana, long residents of the Black Hills, have a history of hardship including Stacy Kendall's paralysis from a fall after aiding his daughter's illness.
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Taft
Pierre
S. D
Burke
Ben Braye
United States
Hampton Institute
Drs. Ogden
Frissell
Rapid City
FF. Boyle
Gregory
Mary J. Wendall
Stacy R. Kendall
Mary
Kendall
Littleford
Morgan Co
Monrovia
Danville
Indiana
Chicago
Belleville
Centralia
Lakeville
Neb
Black Hills
Sendall
Custer
Keystone
Lily
Sturgis
South Dakota
Athletics Win Fourth Game In Wet World Series
In the world championship series at Shibe Park Philadelphia beat New York 3 to 2 after a soggy day. Mathewson and Bender pitched, with Philadelphia taking advantage in the fourth inning by three runs on consecutive hits, while New York managed two runs on timely hits earlier and later.
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Philadelphia
Shibe Park
New York
Mathewson
Bender
Giants
Devere
Doyle
Snodgrass
Lord
Murray
Davis
Merkle
Athletics
Matty
Fanning Lord
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Barry Bunted
Stafely
Thomas
Devore
Fletcher
Lord Singling
Herzog
Murphy
Laker
Tarry
Meyers
Lord Athletics
Rlith
Colling
Barry
Werzog
Fletcher Singlez
Becker
Keighth
Wiltse
Davis Janes
Verzog
Disease records show typhoid season begins in September
Pierre S D Dr O N Hoyt secretary of the state board of health reports September begins typhoid season and 31 counties free from contagious diseases while 27 counties report cases. Deaths are few with scarlet fever 0, diphtheria 3, smallpox 0, measles 0, spinal meningitis 0, infantile paralysis 2, typhoid fever 1.
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Pierre
S. D
O. N. Hoyt
State Board of Health
S. D. Supreme Court Grants Licenses to Five Graduates
Certificates to practice were issued today by the supreme court for Ross Sifford of Holabird Albert M. Freeman of Sioux Falls Clyde M. King of Vermillion William M. Reams of Mitchell as part of the October term class.
South Dakota Men in Lumber Trust Suits Filed
The government filed the fifth Sherman anti trust suit against a group of corporations and individuals in St Paul Minnesota. The action targets the Northwestern Lumbermen’s association and a lumber information bureau amid alleged conspiracy to monopolize the trade and to commit blacklisting and price cutting. Defendants include Better Man Plant Bo Walker of Minneapolis editor of the lumber trade journal and listed officers and directors from Minnesota Iowa and Des Moines.
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St. Paul, Minn
Northwestern Lumber Hems Association
Lumber Secret SS Bureau of Information
Mlant
Bo Walker
Minneapolis
Lumber Trade Journal
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
W. R R. Wood
Parker
Charles Webster
Waxcombie
Ian
W. G. Hollis
Geo. I
Thompson
C. WA. Porter
Oskaloosa
Las
G. Flinn
O. MM. Botsford
Winona
Minn
W. HL. Day
Jr. du Duque
Crowds at Sioux Falls Religious Meeting
Sioux Falls hosts the Men and Religion Forward Movement two day convention at the First Congregational church. Delegations arrive from forty eastern South Dakota cities and villages as experts report stronger turnout than in prior cities. Speakers from New York and other missions energized attendees and expanded sessions to larger quarters.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
First Congregational Church
South Dakota
Chas. Stelzle
Labor Temple
New York
R. A. Waite
Fred Goodman
A. M. Bruner
A. E. Segrave
W. E. Biederwolf
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TRKLS
Highmore
Mississipi
Varker
Lennox
Gregory Mig
Boyles
Reams
Mitchell
Gillis’ Shoe Store
Parker Man
Gharghe
Dan Matthews
Harold Bell
Scallin Brothers
Canada
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Frank F. Hofacre
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta Land Department
Citizens Bank
Diehl & Brown
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