Printing strike eases as workers return to jobs in city
The city’s printing establishments report progress as strikers back away from the eight hour demand. Lee Kreidler resumes at Educa tor School Supply Co and S G Scoville reenters the Republican Daily in makeup and mechanical roles. Roy Rogers joins the job department as editor focuses on daily news. Court sentences youthful prisoners to two years hard labor.
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LalWollette
The
Gazette
Lee Kreidler
Educator School Supply Co
Republican
S .G. Scoville
Daily Republican
Scoville
Roy Rogers
Mitchell High School Footballteam Skips Sioux Falls Game
Sioux Falls press cites Mitchell team nonappearance citing transport funding shortfall and miscommunication. Lions Falls reportedly paid one way rail fare, Mitchell declined to travel twice, while a cancelled Decor Day baseball game added confusion over expenses and refunds.
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Sioux Halls
Mitchell
Lions Falls
Sioux Falls
Youths Admit Loomis Post Office Robbery Guilty
John Bell and Arthur Waldorf pleaded guilty in federal court to Loomis post office robbery indictments. Judge Carland imposed sentence immediately after both youths expressed remorse and desire to redeem themselves. stamps found at Bell home linked to the crime. United States Attorney Elliott presented the case.
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John Bell
Arthur Waldorf
Minneapolis
Loomis
Bell
Argus
John M. Bell
Arthur G. Waldorf
Carland
Waldorf
United States
Elliott Ad
Poplar lecture opening dazzles Mitchell crowd at city hall
A large Monday night audience filled the city hall auditorium for the opening of the popular lecture and concert course with Mr Kryl and his cornet drawing repeated encores. Miss Phoebe Roberts impressed as reader and Miss Heinrich with Mr Heinrich offered a strong vocal pairing. The Rogers Grilley Recital Co is slated for November 20 as the next attraction, with the rest of the season described as the strongest ever presented west of Chicago.
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City Hall
Mr. Kryl
Kry
Phoebe Roberts
Kryl
Levy
Miss Roberts
Miss Heinrich
Raff
Heinrich
Rogers-Grilley Recital Co
Mitchell
Chicago
Miss Roberts Delights Dakota Wesleyan Chapel Audience
Phoebe Mae Roberts recited at Dakota Wesleyan University chapel, reading Monsieur Beaucaire by Booth Tarkington in four acts. Students and visitors praised her dramatic expression and personal charm, but she could not encore due to a departing train.
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Phoebe Mae Roberts
Dakota Wesleyan
Miss Roberts
Monsieur Beaucaire
Booth ‘Tarking
Judge Sustains Chicago Typothetae Injunction in Strike Case
Judge Holdom upholds last week injunction prohibiting the Typographical union from interfering with Chicago Typothetae firms during the printers strike. He finds attempts to force a closed shop and eight hour day unlawful and bars union dissuading employees or circulating boycott notices to customers.
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Chicago
Holdom
Superior Court
Nicholson addresses conference on Dakota Wesleyan growth and finances
Dr Thomas Nicholson president of Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell reports the college now has its largest enrollment ever with a 42 percent rise overall and 50 percent in college classes. He notes space limits, funding shortfalls, and a drive to raise 15000 by January 1, urges concerted gifts and highlights Americanizing efforts among diverse students. He contrasts secular and state institutions and ends with a plea for sustained support.
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Watertown
Thomas Nicholson
Warren
J. W. Taylor
Dakota Wesseyan University
Mitchell
Nicholson
Methodist
Memorial Hall
Towa
Netarska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago
Rail Line Reports Higher Earnings for Year End 1905
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad reports for the year ending June 30, 1905, a substantial earnings rise. The line shows total gross earnings of 49,844,132.65 with operating expenses at 30,661,708.27 and income from operation at 19,222,405.38. After adding other income and subtracting debt interest of 5,962,045. and taxes of 1,632,332.48 the net income stands at 11,858,825.79, up 1,140,425.04 from the prior year. The increase in operating expenses and taxes is listed at 417,415.05.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Wreck on Omaha Wreck Leaves Track Near Farmer
West bound freight on the Omaha wrecked five o clock Monday evening three miles west of Farmer when a flange broke causing two empty cars two merchandise cars and one machinery flat to derail. Tracks torn up and cars ditched. Passengers in the caboose shaken but not seriously hurt. Wrecker cleared track by 6 this morning and trains resumed. Passengers transferred at the wreck to Mitchell.
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Omaha
Farmer
Caboose
Mitchell
Mitchell Contingent Returns from Methodist Conference
Mitchell contingent to the Methodist conference at Watertown arrived home Monday evening and report a fine session. Rev. Wilkinson was returned to Mitchell, a fact his numerous friends will be glad to learn.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Wilkinson
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Prames
O Gale
Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Union Suits
Hart Schaffner , Marx
Mitchell Boiler and Machine Company
Railroad St
Milwaukee
Weavers
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
Elliott
Mitchell High School
Saturdaay
Bell and Waldorf
Methodist Conference
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul Company
Baking AG Poy Aah
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
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